Confederate Reunion Parade Draws Veterans And Sailors
In New Orleans on April 27 the two day Confederate reunion featured a grand parade of veterans in gray marching shoulder to shoulder with sailors from the U S warship Columbia in blue uniforms. Major General Albert Estopinal led the procession followed by Generals Stephen D Lee W L Cabell Clement Evans Irvin Walker and carriages of the Ladies Confederate Memorial Association.
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New Orleans
United States
Columbia
Canal Street
St. Charles
Lee Circle
Camp Street
St. Charles Street
Albert Estopinal
New Interurban Transport Plan Promises Bryan Route
The Battalion reports Bryan residents sketch a plan to buy a large automobile omnibus to run hourly trips between here and Bryan. Aimed at cadets and others awaiting trains, the venture could improve poor passenger service but may spark fights over passenger access.
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Bryan
American Fishing Vessel Seizure Prompted Inquiry
The U S state department forwarded a Pensacola report that the smack Sterne was seized off Yucatan by Mexican officers for alleged fishing law violations. It instructed the American ambassador in Mexico City to investigate the seizure and seek good offices, leaving the merits to Mexico.
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Washington
State Department
Department
Mallory
Florida
Pensacola
Yucatan
Mexico
Greeks Retaliate. Greeks Leave Thirteen Killed at Kareferia
A band of sixty Greeks, some in Greek army uniforms, clashed with Turkish troops near Kareferia on the road from Salonica to Monastir. The fight stretched to Thursday with Greek withdrawal leaving thirteen dead. Turkish casualties were three killed and five wounded.
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Salonica
Turkey
Kareferia
Monastir
Rathbone Sisters Elect New Officers at Grand Temple
In Galveston on April 27 the Grand Temple of Rathbone Sisters elected officers for next year. New officers include Grand chief Mrs Irene Stell Cue ro and Grand trustee Mrs T J Corten Weatherford for a three year term.
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Grand Temple of Order
Galveston
Grand Temple of Rathbone Sisters
Austin
Irene Stell
Cuero
G. H. Sanderer
Lyra
H. Everett
Palestine
Ola Humason
Lufkin
B. P. Converse
San Antonio
L. M. Jowers
Coleman
L. M. Heald
WANTS MORE TROOPS FOR SAN FRANCISCO OVERWORKED FORCE
General Greeley urges a larger mounted force to guard San Francisco saying current troops are inadequate and overtaxed. He cites vast distances and harsh conditions requiring rapid military action. He notes destitute numbers estimated between 200 000 and 250 000 and warns the ratio to soldiers remains too low.
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Washington
Greeley
San Francisco
Decisive measures to curb disorder in Aris
Police adopted decisive steps to apprehend disorder fomenters. A citywide raid targeted the Confederation of Labor headquarters and fifty branches while royalist sympathizers' homes were searched. The La Croix office, a reactionary paper, was also searched and important papers were reportedly found.
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Aris
Confederation of Labor
la Croix
National Congress of Mothers Meeting Delayed Indefinitely
Mrs. Frederick Schoff of Philadelphia president of the National Congress of Mothers says the Los Angeles gathering scheduled for May 7 to 11 has been postponed indefinitely due to the San Francisco calamity.
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Shreveport
Frederick Schoff
Philadelphia
National Congress of Mothers
Louisiana Federated Women's Clubs
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Market Lapses Prompt Liquidation Panic On Wall Street
The New York Stock Market fell into demoralization at noon on Friday as liquidation pressure surged and Hill stocks led a panicky broad decline. Insurance company liquidations are believed to drive the rush, with selling appearing forced and indiscriminate across prices.
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New York
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