Monument Unveiling for Confederate Dead in Missouri
A large crowd gathered at Forest Hill Cemetery to witness the unveiling of Missouri's first Confederate monument. Thirteen white clad grandchildren pulled a cord to reveal a bronze statue while bands played Dixie. Confederate and Union veterans listened to speeches urging remembrance and unity, with Kipling’s line Lest we forget as the keynote.
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Carried Out His Contract Topeka Mall and Brees
In western Kansas in the early practice of law, a defense attorney faced a horse theft case involving a foreigner. A juror accepted a bribe to hang the jury, promising to prevent acquittal. The jury could not agree, was discharged, and the bribing juror claimed he had hung the case but noted seven others wanted to acquit.
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Memorial tribute to Confederate dead honored by crowd
The speaker praises both sides as brave foes and honors Confederate dead. A widow places a rose and Confederate badge on his breast near his medals and Grand Army badge, and the crowd rushes to shake his hand as he bows and salutes.
Campaign expense filing rules clarified by secretary of state
Jefferson City May 27 The secretary of state 8 B Cook issues guidance on campaign expense reporting under section 15150 Revised Statutes 1800 and section 7189 Revised Statutes 1809. Candidates seeking nomination whether successful or not must file expense statements and defeated candidates may file before or after the general election. Successful nominees must include expenses for nomination and post nomination efforts, filed after November election. The statute limits apply to securing both nomination and election.
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Fine Tribute to Gen Lee by Senator Hill
Senator Ben Hill offers a lengthy tribute to Gen Robt E Lee praising him as a hero of the South and listing virtues and contrasts with famous leaders. The tribute extols his obedience to law, mercy, modesty, and battlefield prowess while placing him above reproach in public life.
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Babylonians’ Law Texts Uncovered At Paris Exhibit
Archaeologist Prof. Morgan of Paris deciphers laws of King Kammouradi from clay tablets, among finds at Sileu dig. Exhibit at Grand Palais opening May 1 features criminal civil and temple law excerpts, including penalties for burglary, arson, theft, and contract requirements.
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Blind Boys on Bicycles at Salem State School
In Salem Oregon the state blind school offers bicycle riding as recreation. Superintendent Jones has acquired a tandem with a rear seat for a blind rider and a front rider who can see. Some totally blind boys are skilled riders around the school and city with safety limits. Some pupils who can see help steer the cycle when needed. The idea mirrors a wind school example of two totally blind riders managing a bicycle together on familiar roads.
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New Food For HCGS Swine Feeding Experiment
Iowa experiment station conducts swine feeding test using by products like meat meal Swift tankage and Emene tankage with corn to evaluate protein rich feeds for lean meat production. The study, led by Prof. Kennedy with Oscar Rouse and Ho Eilenberger, will publish results in September bulletin. Secretary Root arranges light at Liberty statue on Bedloe's Island using Nehthouse apparatus. Various notes cover name suggestions for a motor car, Prince Henry's remarks on Americans, Eros study trip by Harvard astronomer, and Valencia Spain proposing tax on church bells.
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Greatest world's fair at St. Louis in twenty hundred three
The Globe-Democrat invites readers to subscribe for its coverage of the St. Louis world’s fair preparations and global news. It boasts wide circulation across the United States, Canada, Mexico, and other English speaking regions and urges households to subscribe for the coming year.
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