United Confederate Veterans Open Thirteenth Reunion in New Orleans
The thirteenth annual UCV reunion opened at noon with packed seating for about 12,000 including 2,000 delegates. Governor Heard and New Orleans officials welcomed veterans as General Gordon spoke, followed by ceremonies and memorial services for Jefferson Davis at Christ Episcopal Church.
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United Confederate Veterans
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
J. 3B. Levert
Louiisiana Division
Levert
J. W. Jones
Jones
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E. B. Kruttschnitt
Kruttschnitt
John B. Gordon
Gordon
W. W. Heard
Louisiana
Paul Canedeville
Resolutions Adopted On Kis Chineff Outbreak Prompt United States Reserve
Washington May 19 officials say no resolutions from Sunday affairs in the United States have reached the state department. They lack new basis for action and would rely on refugee sworn statements if needed. A St Petersburg cable noted Russia forbids armed Jews and hints at emigration to the U S.
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United States
State Department
St. Petersburg
MacCormi
Kischineff
Russia
Europe
Romania
Roumania
China And Russia Hold Up Manchuria Trade Openings
Pekin reports China rejects including Manchurian towns in commercial treaties due to Russian opposition. C C Baldwin notes U.S. cotton trade in Manchuria grew until Russia pressured Chinese authorities for orders benefiting Russian firms. He warns continued Russian control could deprive the United States of a key cotton market.
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Pekin
China
United States
America
Balawin
President Roosevelt sets Yosemite travel record on road to Raymond
President Roosevelt completed a 69 mile trip from Yosemite to Raymond in ten hours of actual travel breaking road records. He had rested Sunday at Bridal Veil Falls near Yosemite and woke feeling in excellent health. He thanked guides Leidig and Leonard before joining the coach with the driver.
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Cal
Roosevelt
Yosemite Park
Yosemite
Raymond
Bridal Vei} Falls
Leidig
Leonard
Riot at Broadway Subway Protest Ends With Arrests
Police quelled a riot at Broadway and Sixty-eighth Street as Italian women supporting strikers intimidated subway workers. Stones flew and women displayed large stilettos. two arrestees carried two-foot long stilettos.
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New York
Broadway
Sixty-eighth Street
King Edward Hosts Third Levee at Buckingham Palace
London May 19 King Edward held the third levee of his reign at Buckingham Palace Ambassador Choate and other members of the United States embassy were present.
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Edward
Buckingham Palace
Choate
United States
Clashes Between Police and Striking Italians
In New York on May 19 clashes occurred between police and striking Italians at several subway line points with no serious damage reported.
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