Memorial Day Exercises At The Cemetery Observed
Memorial Day was observed with large attendance in the afternoon at the Atlantic cemetery. The procession from Chestnut to Oak streets led to the G A R lot with band music prayers songs and addresses. Eight graves were decorated and speakers urged solemn remembrance over mere celebration and urged future programs of decoration and music. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is recommended for blood vitality.
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Levi Downs
Chestnut Street
Oak Street
G. A. R. Lot
W Parttal
E. ‘Reed
E. ‘A. Bishop
Geo. M. Lyon
Gen.Lyon
Jennie Townsend
L. M. Wise
G. AR
S. J P. Ayres
America
Atlantic Cemetery
Phillips Labor Bill Passed In Congress Plan For Inquiry
Washington June 2 Congress suspends rules for several minor measures. The Johnson Stoken election contest in South Carolina Seventh district declared vacant. New Mexico bonds bill passed with senate amendments but will face senate again. Phillips industrial commission and Arizona funding bills also passed. Senate: Butler bond prohibition vote expected before adjournment amid debate. Signed bills include pensions for Sweeney Grose Gresham Kimball and Kelly. Carson Mint to resume refining July 1.
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Hous
Washington
House
South Carolina
McCall
Elections Committee
New Mexico
Senate
Phillips
Arizona
Cullom
Brown
Nashville Centennial Opens Despite Rain Storms
Nashville observes its centennial with an official opening by President J. W. Thomas and a tall flag raised atop an 800 foot pole after a rainstorm disrupted plans. The day includes auditorium exercises, a prayer by Rev. D C Kelly, and an address by Hon. J M Dickinson.
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Uickincon
Nashville
J. W. Thomas
D.C. Kelly
America
J. M. Dickinson
The
United States
Election in Oregon large Republican lead forecast
Returns from Oregon elections indicate a Republican legislature likely with a large majority. Republicans hold 12 of 15 senate seats and dominate the likely outcome in the house, while Dixons and Populists lag in the split. Bennett for supreme judge expected to win by at least 5,000, and Tongue deemed elected to Congress in the First district.
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Portland
Oregon
Senate
Republican State Central
Benn
Supreme Judge
Tongue
Congress
Pennoyer
Army Worms and Chinch Bugs Threaten Crops in Southeast
Jowa Experiment Station reports army worms in many southeastern localities eating pastures and meadows. Advice includes spraying with Paris Green or London Purple, avoiding grazing for days, and using barriers or furrows to trap moving worms. Chinch bugs also cause damage. disease reliance is risky and artificial infection may help with caution. Also notes a monument in Atlantic and a testimonial for Dr Kay's Renovator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Herbert Osborn
Iowa Experiment Station
Ames
Iowa
Nonpartisan Tariff Convention Opens in Detroit
Detroit June 2. Preparatory work is under way for the first commercial tariff convention. Delegates arrived today and will focus on business tariff matters. Political speeches are barred, with delegates from commercial and labor groups attending to keep tariff discussions out of politics.
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Major P. P. Johnson
The
National Trotting Association
Charles J. Johnston
Goodnight and
Stone
Quay
McKinley
New York
Herald From
Washington
Senator Quay
St. Louie
Pennsylvania
Major McKinley
Detroit
Reformed Presbyterian session acts on church reports
Cincinnati June 2 session of the general synod of the Reformed Presbyterian church discussed discipline missions foreign correspondence sustenance church erection and seminaries. The Pittsburg Presbytery reversal granted College Hill organization after a dispute over the grant.
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Reformed Presbyterian
Cincinnati
General Synod of
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Man Arrested In Court For Forcing Door At Own Home
Ferdinand Carwell faced a charge of attempting to break and enter with intent to commit a public offense. Inside witnesses Mr and Mrs W H Jaffries testified they bolted and held the door while Carwell claimed he locked from outside with a key and unlocked it next morning. He was bound over to the grand jury.
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Wallace
Ferdinand Carwell
W. H. Jaffries
Carwell
Murder by Relatives in Nuvara Described as Public Killing
Henry Anthony was shot and stabbed by his son in law John F Blair and brother Alva Blair on a Nuvara street. The pursuit lasted eight blocks with 26 shots firing, seven hitting Anthony before he collapsed in a crowd of about 200. The Blairs surrendered to the sheriff, citing a prior alleged assault on a 13 year old sister in law. In Butte, Hamilton Smith from the English syndicate and Rothschilds pursued a $45 million Anaconda stock purchase, boosted by a Camp Creek mine strike. In Chicago, the March Davie Cycle company defaulted assets at $60,000 against $70,000 debts after a $16,000 judgment. In Peru a Lima dispatch reports Iquitos forces revolted for federation with Brazil. In Newport, trial opened for Alonzo Walling in Pearl Bryan case with expert testimony on decapitation.
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Henry Anthony
Nuvara
John F. Blair
Alva Blair
Inlaw
Anthony
Blairs
Atandéra
Anaconta
Butte, Mount
Hamilton Smith
Rothschilds
Anaconda Company
Butte
Camp Creek
Teachers convention travel promo on Great Rock Island Route
Announcement urges teachers to take low rate round trip to Buffalo for the July 1896 convention. It extols teachers as a representative civic body and notes transport by the Rock Island Route with available tickets sleeping car reservations maps and timetables. Also mentions souvenir and contact details for the agent in Chicago.
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Great Rock Island
Buffalo
N. Y
Joan Sebastian
Chicago
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Ayer
Wasmaton
Hastings
Neb
Thomas W. Sweeney
Wm. Grose
Indiana
Matilda Gresham
Walter Q. Gresham
Nathan Kimball
Benjamin Kelly
Winterset
Treasury
District Court of Appeals
Carson Mint
Resanmo
Washingvon
Secretary of the Treasury
Carson City
Nev
Thomas Estrada Palma
Betancourt
Bermuda
Philadelphia
Palma
Coal Trust
ToLepo
Chisapeake
Ohio
Southwestern
Michigan Central
Board of Control
Joint Traffic Association
Boston
H. Roper
Roxbury
Tom Butler
Roper
Charles River Park
Gald
Germany
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
Spree
Faugue
Blackburn
Kentucky
Reed
Boston Journel
J. H. Manley
Bangor
Hanna
Thomas B. Reed
Allion
Drs Moss
Allison
John N. Baldwin
Council Bluffs
St. Louis
Jowa
Army
Chinob Bugs
E. Grant
Atlantic Marble Dealer
J. J. Peterson
Grant
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Peterson
Atlantic
Atlantic Marble Works
Milwaukee
J. E.jennier & Co
John Hays Hammond
Temps
Pretoria
John Haye Hammond
Johannesburg
Herman Bohlan
Third Street
Cnicano
March-Davie Cycle Company
Peru
London
the Times
Lima
Poru
Iquitos
Loreto
Brazil
Walling
Newport
Alonzo Walling
Pearl Bryan
Scott Jackson
Vic Emmert
James Sholey
Waits
James Blake
Admr
Tod P& T P
Blake
Owen Daniel Kearney
A P & TP
Blake Adady
Hoge
Ill
G. W. Richards
Duquesne
Cutcaco
Montague & Co
Spargler & Bruington
Burley
Butch
Franklin Grove
Wit
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