New Jersey Nephew Sits On President’s Stand At Grand Ceremony
Clellan of New Jersey, a nephew who pulled the flag release string, sat on the president's stand. The gathering included the diplomatic corps, army and navy, civic and military leaders with Secretaries and senators also on the stand. Brigadier General Henry Co. Dwight presided. Major General J Franklin Bell led the army in a three-division parade of infantry artillery and cavalry from the regular army, DC National Guard, and the Third regiment.
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Clellan
New Jersey
Diplomatic Corps
Army
Navy
Secretarie
Mit
Garfield
Senator Wetmore
Henry Co. Dwight
United States Volunteers
Society of the Army of the Potomac
J. Franklin Bell
Regular Army
National Guard
District of Columbia
Third
Regi
Jewelry worth 89000 lost in home waste basket blaze
Mrs. J. H. French reported to police that jewelry valued at 89000 disappeared after her son burned the basket contents in an alley. Two men were seen rifling through the ashes minutes later.
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St. Louis
J. H. French
No New Developments in Guatemalan Affair
City of Mexico reports no new developments in the Guatemalan affair. The state department has not received Guatemala's reply to the extradition note for General Lima, accused in General Torrillas’ assassination, while border troops are reportedly mobilization rumors swirl of a Guatemalan revolutionary effort near the Honduras border.
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Washington
Surender
Moextey
Lima
Barrillas
America
Wnttec
State Department
Nicaragua
Tonderas
Amapala
Mexico
Guatemala
Root
Bacon
Creel
Jose Lima
Cabrera
City
Torrillas
Chapias
Salvador Toledo
Mayasa
Toledo
Honduras
Boundry
Cold Wave Hits Sioux City as Snow Falls
A cold wave cooled Sioux City Iowa to 30 degrees above zero with light snow. The brief wintry spell spread to nearby Norfolk Nebraska where sleet and snow were reported.
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Sioux City
Norfolk
Neb
Unseasonably cold snap grips Southern Minnesota
Winona Minnesota on May 3 reports a rapid temperature drop from 60 degrees in the late afternoon to 30 degrees by evening with snow beginning to fall after a warm May day. Weather officials warn of further cooling and potential frost.
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Winona
Minn
Minnesota
Surgeon recalls first operation misstep in opera lecture
Milan reports Arcangelo Rossi, tenor with the Conried company, who survived the San Francisco earthquake, attempted self harm after losing his voice. He cut out his tongue with scissors and was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
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Milan
Arcangelo Rossi
Conried Opera Company
San Francisco
Rancher Kills Rival in Montana Feud Setup
Livingston Montana May 3 R E B Cutler a prominent rancher shot and killed Alex Hill ending a long standing feud over irrigation ditch work. Cutler surrendered to officers claiming self defense after seeing Hill fire first.
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Livingston
Mont
R. E B. Cutler
Montana
Alex Hill
Hill
Cutler
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