Richmond Welcomes Confederate Veterans Gathering
In Richmond Virginia crowds display both flags as Confederate veterans converge for a reunion. Missouri leaders Major General John B Stine and Brigadier officers attend with more than 200 Missourians among the attendees.
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Confederacy
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Stonewall Jackson
Mary Curtis Lee
Robert E Lee
Missouri
Murphy’s Hotel
John B Stine
Missouri Division
The
Confederate Veterans
Ar Ff
John Shaull
Vernon County
W. C. Bronough
Henry County
E . Gen
Chicago Street Car Blown Up at Ninety-Third Street
Two men were badly burned and a score of passengers injured when a Calumet electric railroad car was blown from its tracks by a torpedo at Ninety third Street and South Chicago Avenue. The car toppled into the street, trapping and trampling workers heading to steel mills. A rumor linked the attack to the gambling boat City of Traverse, with speculation about religious fanatics or rivals as culprits.
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Chicago
Calumet Electric Railroad
Ninety-third Street
Chicago Avenue
Traverge
Cty
Remarkable Rescue Demonstrates Cure in Fedora Tenn
In Fedora Tennessee C V Pepper recalls illness from a lung and throat ailment. Doctors offered no help until he used a Dr Lee remedy which stopped bleeding and coughing. He returned to work in three weeks. Advertisement offers 50c and 1.00 cures and a trial bottle from F T Clays Drug store.
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Fedora
Tenn
C. V Pepper
Lee
F. T. Clay
Japanese General Kuroki Honors Lincoln Statue in Chicago
General Kuroki and staff placed a wreath on Lincoln statue in Lincoln Park assuming it marked Lincoln's tomb. The party, missing Decoration Day parade, observed the ceremony as a sacred duty before a reception at the Japanese consul's home.
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Chicago
Kuroki
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Park
Lincoln
Valets Des Chambres
Shimizu
University of Chicago
Ilcome
Japan
Railroads plan summer layoff wave in Chicago
Estimated 50 000 to 100 000 railroad workers to lose jobs by early June as large systems slash staffs to minimum. Railroads historically shed payrolls at start of summer with traffic lightening, then rehiring in winter. this year economies are stricter and cuts deeper, affecting regular and clerical workers across departments.
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Chicago
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A Good Man's Handicap and the Rolla Sharp Shooter
The Rolla Sharp Shooter argues the new primary law ending conventions will thrust a dubious candidate on rural districts. He warns this will be hard on Cave Ball whose ugliness will frighten babies and scare milk from farmers tables.
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Jail Instead of Prison for Helen Dixon
Helen Dixon, former secretary treasurer of the Gleaners Society of the Second Christian Church, pleaded guilty to embezzling 3000 dollars and faces jail in Warrenburg. State's Attorney Bach may seek full incarceration if public sentiment opposes leniency. Local petitions urge clemency. some citizens press for dismissal of charges to allow pled to larceny.
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Helen Dison
Gleaners’ Society
The
Second Christian Church
Juliet
Attorny
Bach
Fale
Mise Dixon
Miss Dixon
Saya
Misa Dixon
Thaws Move to Park Avenue Home in New York
Jane and William Thaw and Evelyn Nesbit Thaw begin housekeeping in a luxury Park Avenue residence near Fifty Ninth Street. The furnishings are from Lyndhurst Pittsburg amid reports Lyndhurst is mortgaged and may be sold. The move signals a shift in social circles and a united front to support Harry Thaw, with secrecy around the new address and Nina O'Reilly unaware of it.
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New York
Jane —Mre
William Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
New York City
Park Avenue
Fty-ninth Street
Thaw
Pittsburg
Ae Lt
Daniel J. O'Reilly
Harry Thaw
Lorraine
Evelyn Thaw
Child Falls From Moving Train Near Waterloo
A five year old boy, son of Kate Martinelli, fell from a moving westbound train between Post and Epworth while his mother slept. The train crew found him on the tracks after the car window gave way at about fifty miles per hour. He escaped major injuries beyond a slight cut.
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Waterloo
Kate Martinelli
Kinois Central Limited
Post
Epworth
Eaatboond
Barrington Plea Rejected in Barrington Case
Herbert Hadley attorney general received a Supreme Court mandate denying federal review of Missouri Supreme Court murder conviction of F. Seymour Barrington. Barrington, an English lord, is to be resented to hang in St Louis County after the court denies further delay, with possible execution by late June or early July following a three year legal fight.
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Jefferson City
Herbert
Hadley
United States Supreme Court
F. Seymour
Lord
Barrington
United States Court
Missouri Supreme Courts
Chambers
Clayton
St. Louis County
McCann
Jane
Iife
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Verna G. Chapman
Florence Bates
Alva O. Morlan
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Appleton City
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