Raymond Syndicate Claims Lead in Spring Overcoats Sale
In a boastful note from The Raymond Syndicate, the Raymond Corner outlets claim they sold more Spring Over coats and otherGentlemen's clothing last Saturday than any New England retailer. They challenge rivals to match sales records and offer $100 in gold to a charity if proven wrong, touting lower prices and educated buyers preferring value over flashy brands.
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Ceremony Outline for Memorial Day at Riverside Park Tomb
The article details a full day program surrounding the tomb in Riverside Park, including arrivals at 9:20, a 10:30 departure from Madison Square, 11 o'clock services with prayers and choirs, and a 1:20 salute. A naval parade follows at 2, with President McKinley leaving at 5 to review warships. Receptions conclude the day for guests and officers aboard in port.
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McKinley Hosts New York Sigma Alpha Epsilon Meet
President McKinley greeted 150 members of the New York Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the Windsor Hotel in Washington Square Park tonight. The meeting ran late to 9 o’clock with Dr. Russell Bellamy delivering the opening address and the President praising the fraternity as dear as in his college days.
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President McKinley Arrives in New York for Reception
The presidential party lands at Jersey City on a special train with Mrs McKinley, Cabinet members, and diplomats. After the ferry to Manhattan, they travel to the Fifth Avenue Hotel amid crowds as Admiral Brown and Chauncey Depew help coordinate precedence and escort arrangements.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as superior tonic and curative
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a scientifically prepared remedy containing sarsaparilla dock stillingia iodide of potassium mandrake dandelion and other kidney liver and stomach tonics. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Geo Miller and Mrs. Charles Bricker and claims remarkable cures of abscesses bone scrofula poor health and weight gain.
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Ralli Attacks Constantine Staff After Mati Battle
Athens hopeful Ralli voices strong views in Athens papers and in an interview denounces Constantine's staff. He claims there was no real battle at Mati, asserts Greek troops were not defeated there, and blames cowardice and incapacity of the general staff for Tyrnavos and Larissa abandonment.
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Turks Enter Larissa After Quick Turkish Occupation
The Times correspondent reports Larissa fell to Turkish cavalry at 6 am after a brief clash. By 6 pm Ottoman troops entered in triumph with banners and trumpets. Mustapha Natik Bey named commandant, taking control of the bank and its funds as the town was to be held by a small garrison.
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Times
Larissa
Mustapha Natik Bey
Greek morale steadies after Larissa retreat news
Athens reports Athenians rallying after the army’s retreat from Larissa to Pharsalos. Garibaldians depart for Epirus to bolster Italian volunteers while Colonel Manos plans to move on Janina. Volo defense and a cabinet crisis are anticipated as troops shift from Arta toward Fillipidia.
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Ex Governor Braggketts Grant Dinner At Middlesex Club
The Middlesex Club hosts its Grant dinner, praising General Grant as the mausoleum dedication on the Hudson approaches. The event shifts to the eve of Grant's birth anniversary with guests and members enjoying speeches by notable figures including Congressman Brosius.
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Grant and Appomattox praised by Congressman Brosius
Congressman Marriott Brosius of Pennsylvania extols General Grant and the Appomattox connection as historic unity in a tribute praising Grant’s enduring memory, leadership, and devotion to country while acknowledging future judgment on his place among history’s great commanders.
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Address by Mr Cousins Praises Union Over Slavery
In a capital city speech, Mr Cousins contrasts past slavery with present Union loyalty. He recalls Lincoln and Grant guiding one country and flag toward universal freedom, predicting political help from the South in future crises. The audience greeted him with quiet attention, ending in applause.
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Memorial Speech on General Grant by Hon. Robert G. Cousins
The address honors General Grant with a monument to be dedicated in the metropolis. It praises his latent ability, wartime leadership, and patriotism, noting his rise from mediocrity to destiny, his courage, and the unity that saved the Union.
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Greeks Free Inmates at Larissa After Evacuation
Official dispatch from Constantinople states that before evacuating Larissa no Greeks released prisoners from the local jails and that those left in the town carried out the destruction and looting. Turkish troops were welcomed by remaining residents.
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Athens confronts crisis as ex-minister threatens proclamation
In Athens, Ex-Minister Ralli, head of the main opposition, warned that a proclamation would be issued if the military staff is not changed. His threat sparked street talk and crowds gathering to approach the palace, but heavy rain forced them to retreat indoors.
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Grant compared with great military leaders in historic praise
The excerpt argues that Ulysses S. Grant ranks with Wellington, Marlborough, Gustavus Adolphus, Frederick the Great, Maurice of Nassau, and Henry IV in warcraft. It cites his surrender at Appomattox and the Confederate capitulation, noting public cheers for Mr. Brosius and Mr. Pearson’s similar reactions.
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Mr. Piersons Address Praises Grant and Magnanimity
The speaker extols Ulysses S. Grant as a leader who embodies magnanimity and humility. He notes Grant earned the respect of former foes and cites poetry praising kind hearts over coronets, illustrating the enduring virtue of Grant's conduct.
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Enduring praise for Ulysses S Grant and his presidency
A historic tribute lauds General Grant for his military leadership and postwar presidency. It argues his victory rested on well planned strategy, and notes the nation’s gratitude elevated him to the presidency amid crisis. The piece warns against repudiation and inflation, urging integrity and wisdom to safeguard national prosperity.
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