Tombs of the Presidents Arlington Dust and Epitaphs
A survey of presidential remains and proposed Arlington cemetery interments outlines how twenty five figures who served as president or vice president are buried or commemorated. It details Mount Vernon, Monticello, and other sites with tombs, inscriptions, and sarcophagi, noting the varieties of epitaphs and monuments across states and cities.
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Washington
Lindu
Grant
Harrison Aith McKinley
Congress
Mt. Vernon
Virginia
Illinois
Lincoln
Ohio
Garfield
McKinley
Indiana
Harrison
Capitol
Mount Vernon
United States
Martha Washington
Pennsylvania
William Strickland
John Struthers
Philadelphia
George Washington
John Adams
John Quincey Adams
Quincy
Mass
Stone Temple
Unitarian Church
Adames
Father
Locust Swarm Predicted Across Regions This Summer
A 1902 notice warns that the 17 year cicada will emerge this summer, devastate young trees, fruit crops, and vegetation across southern New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, parts of Ohio and Indiana. Predictions cite widespread damage to oaks, hickories, berries, wheat and corn with many trees harmed and livestock sustenance affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ines
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Department of Agriculture
Tehmeond County
Staten Island
Sawyer County
Wis
Minnesota
District of Columbia
Loenete
Sailor the 21000th dog joins Roosevelt household
The 21000th hunting dog, Bailorley a spaniel is presented to President Roosevelt by a hunter friend in Indiana. Sailor has kenneling training at Frederick Erb's in Lataverte and already shares affection with Jock the president's black dog. Sailor shines in field work and is slated to train with the president this summer and fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Ronsevelt
Indiana
Frederick Erb
Latavert
Sailor Nov
Jock
Toth
White House
Sailor Hoy
Globe-Democrat urges 1903 St Louis World Fair coverage
The Globe-Democrat advertises its preeminent status and worldwide reach to keep readers informed about preparations for the 1903 St Louis World Fair. It touts circulation across the United States Canada and Mexico and urges subscription for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Svere
Globe-Democrat
Canada
Mexico
Miss Roosevelts Ride Lessons Aims for Hounds
Miss Roosevelt has been seen leaving the White House in riding attire with a small grip, taking jumping lessons to follow the hounds. She can sit a four foot hurdle with ease and ride straight over multiple jumps, a skill she is learning for fox hunting. Theodore Roosevelt Jr joins her and training progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Roosevelt
White House
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Lincoln letter fetches 1050 in New York sale
A Civil War era letter from President Lincoln to General Grant dated April 40 1864 sold in New York for 1050. The Chicago Inter Ocean notes that events after the letter suggests it was worth more to the nation when new than as an old artifact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Greenville
Green County
Tenn
United States
General Grant
New York City
Rutherford B. Hayes
Fremont
Cleveland
James Abram Garfield
Chester Alan Arthur
Albany
N.Y
Benjamin Harrison
Ore
North Bend
India
William McKyhle Presiden
Amates Dopenai
Besott
Canore
Gen. Grant
New York
Chicago
Price hikes in New York hotels linked to meat costs
The Chicago Record Herald notes New York hotels raised dining-room prices due to meat price increases, but the customary tip remains unchanged at the old amount.
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New York
Bhotels
Chicago Record-Herald
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Arlington
Ture
Adama
Greenough
John Adame
John
Susanna (Boylston) Adame
Horn
Great Britain
Abigail Adame
Reat
C.F. Adama
John (Quincy Adams
Abigail (Smith) Adams
House of Representatives
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Charlottesville
Allens
Jeffersons
Jefferson
Warmely
Wally Madison
Madison
James Monroe
Second Avenue
Second
Third Streets
Mra
Monroe
Loudoun County
Andrew
Hermitage
Cumberland River
Nashville
Penn
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
Bec
Kinderhook
N. Y
Mra. van Buren
William Henry Harrison
Congressional Cemetery
Ohio River
John Scott Harrison
John Tyler
Hollywood Cemetery
Richmond
Turler
James K. Polk
Homestead Yard
Zachary Taylor
Washington, D.C
Tyler
Millard Filmore
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Buffalo
Fillmore
Millard Fillmore
Franklin Pierce
New Hampshire
Minot
Concord
Woodward Hill
Laneasater
James Buchanan
Franklin County
Wheatland
Fac Simile Signature of
Infan
Bears
Castoria
Louis
California
Ted
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Rock Island
Alice Roosevelt
Missouri Pacifico Railway
Butler Staton
Aes Ea
Veemes
P. A
K. C. Pittsburg & Gulf
Worland
Everee
Port Arthur
Siloams Springs
Heesho
Sulpher
Denver
Ogden
Portland
Kanserdity
P. _. Payne
M. D
Enet
South Ide
DR. H. M
van Vein
Adrian
Cannon
Butler
Mo' Sy
First Treme
E. 8. Ballard
Trimble
J. M. Christy
Roe
Christy & Roe
Over Butler Cash Department Store
Butler, Mo
Ofce Telephone
Honce Telephoos i
TC. Boulware
Norto Aide Butler
Valine
E. Antyne
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Bau UK Co
Fisterican
J. T. Bull
Aapedors
North Side
Agnare Antler
Republic
Rae
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