Flags to Remain and Not Returned to South
The article reports President Cleveland favors not returning captured Union flags to the South and directs War Department to forward flags belonging to volunteers to each state. Wisconsin leaders protest and urge legal action to block the order. Generals Fairchild and Sherman discuss the issue. the press notes mixed reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Adjt
Drum
Federal Army
Geneva
Fairchild
Department of Colorado
War Department
San Francisco
TE BR. Gray
Smaret G. A. R
Madison
Wis
Department of California
Eowaaro
Satoman
Wisconsin
Riodmon
Rask
Adjt -Gen
Rusk
Cleveland
Sherman
Cleveland letter on disposition of Civil War flags
President Cleveland writes to the secretary of war denying any unilateral return of captured flags to states. He requests inventory and preservation measures and states that Congress must direct any further disposition. The letter addresses flags stored in the War Department vaults since the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waasinoron
Secretary of War
War Department
Gow
Congress
Graoves Cleveland
Cheap Traveling. Emigrant excursion parties depart coastward
A fragment reports an emigrant excursion leaving last night for the East. Groups of thirty gain exclusive access to a sleeping car aboard the voyage, with Boston as a destination and Baltimore noted in the travel narrative. The text is garbled but indicates rail or steamship travel arrangements and club involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fraxecreco
Boston
Unclear OCR text prompts incomplete summary
The readable fragment presents no coherent event or names. It lacks concrete nouns, dates, places, or organizations to anchor a factual card. Further legible material is required to generate a valid headline and summary.
Diverse visitors and arrivals across Shamokin and West
Thos Gillespie of Shamokin and several travelers arrive or depart, including John Chase who drove out a bear, Rev. Dr. Rater returning from Fort Laramie, and Col. Morgan with a road party visiting Cheyenne and routes west. The note also mentions marriages, visits to Wisconsin and Colorado, and upcoming appearances by Robinson's circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chase
Bear Creek
Vangin
Fort Laramie
Dyer's
Ra‘ter
John Eames
Colorado
P. J. Quealy
Territorial
Inter Ocean
Mies Annie Hunt
Wisconsin
Christ. Klein
F. L. Jo
Orient
Dakota
W. H. Richardson
Auburn
N. Y
R. N. Heath
Twenty-first Street
Richard
Col. Morgan
Delaney
Cheyenne & Northern
Col. Anthony
Iowa
Cheyenne
Keplar Hoyt
Denver
Laramie
Chas. D. Cobb
Maj
D. N. Bush
Camp Carlin
Fort Robinson
Maj. Bush
Charley Parker
Indictments Against Sheriff Cramer Spark Political Fire
Denver reports grand jury returns six indictments against Sheriff Cramer for fake transportation charges and malfeasance in office. Under Sheriff Chivington and deputies face perjury charges for billed services not rendered. Sheriff vows no illegal acts and blames political persecution. Sand Creek leader Chivington referenced amid widespread scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Grand Jury
Cramer
Nndich
J. M. Chivington
Lynds and
Thornwn
Sprock
Sherff
Criminal Court
Het Chivington
Sand Creek
Souchero Colorado
Myers Lists Jackets for Sale This Week
Myers department store announces jacket sale for the coat week with discounts on winter outerwear and related accessories. Local shoppers anticipate bargain prices and doorbuster deals as stocks rotate for a limited period.
Riot at Baltimore Ball Field Ends With Police Action
A riot nearly erupted during the June 11 game between St. Louis and Baltimore clubs in Baltimore. Welsh was ruled out for stealing, then tackled near the baseline. crowds surged onto the field, police intervened, and Welsh was arrested for assault on Greenwood. The game resumed from the eighth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batimore
St. Louis
Baltimore
Siphe Hatents
Welsh
Greenwood
Jubilee Week Safety Precautions Raise Alarm in London
London reports say police uncovered dynamite plots planned for jubilee week. Home office officials demand explanations for disclosure. Metropolitan police order ambulances along the jubilee procession routes with aid from St John of Jerusalem and volunteer medical staff for potential accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Home Office
Guivien
Metropolitan Police Force
Order of St. John of Jerusalem
Army Hospital Corp
Kidnapping Shock Lands Paris High Society
In Paris on June 16 the Countess Campos, recently divorced from the Duc de La Torre, was abducted in Bois de Boulogne by masked kidnappers. They fled, and the countess’s location remains unknown to police and friends. The case involves the son of the late Marshal Serrano of Spain and the Spanish embassy has ordered a vigorous search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Counteas Campos
Duc de la Torre
Bois de Boulogne
Marshal Serrano
Spain
BalTimore and St Louis Tie In Early Action
BalTimone and St Louis played to an 8 8 draw with other scores showing Athletics 10 over Cleveland 6 Chicago 1 over Chicago 8 and Boston 12 over New York 5 New York 3 over Brooklyn 4 Louisville 4 over New York in a scattered slate. Metropolitana 10 Cincinnati 11 Indianapolis 4 Pittsburgh Philadelphia Washington 4 Philadelphia 18.
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BalTiMone
Baltimore
St. Louis
Pumapetpata
Athletics
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Louisville
Metropolitana
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Washington
PhiladephIa
Apology Letter From Joho Bright to Gladstone
London reports Joho Bright apologizes to Gladstone for inaccurately quoting his speech. The letter closes with regret over actions unable to be taken, asking for forgiveness and mentioning buying shoes amid unbroken stock from A POLack The Clothier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joho Bright
Gladstone
Polack
Catdrents Meeks Receive Barks
Meeks and related figures are noted in a brief entry about receiving bids or bars for an event. The item references Catdrents and arocy teks with unclear context, but highlights a recent exchange or offering involving Meeks.
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Morton E. Post & CO
Balin Fees
Wyoming
Trananefa
West
A. J. Parshall
West Cliff
Grocers
Aran Ocermann
Stockhemen
Wyo
Outer Ocean
Running Water
Ter
Hurd
Ards
Ferguson Streets
Zehner, Buechner & CO
THE
Jhwehlers
LGING
Sixteenth Street
Corner
Ferguson
Gheyenne
E.h.leibey &Coo
Masonic
Chey IU
Robt
Law
Omada, Aeb
Hollingsworth
Youk
Baltimore Sun
Geo Ueman
Baltimore Baseball Club
Myers
Thos, Gillespie
Shamokin, Pa
Noah Scovell
Ontario
Priretong
Shoonmaker & Co
Europe
Winchester
Ind
Louinn Pike
Bartouia
Randolph County
N. Hunt
Queen Victoria
Catonao
J. B. Wiltshire
Superior Court
Mauricefeld
Frank Jokoson
Rosenfeld Venterere
Wiltshire, Eckert & Co
Kershaw & Co
Jones, McCormick & Kennett
Rosenfeld & Co
Minenareum
Griffith, All & Co
Kershaw
John Bright
Acker
W. N. Hunt
the Stock Growers’ National Bank
Cheyenneke, Wyoming
Sturgis
Henry G.way
E. A. Abhic ‘Aeenent Ufr Korn
Onshier
Taos
Stumer
I. C. Warriia
Directons
Ansprew GriLenurst
H. G. Hat
H. E. Teacugmaenen
O. Lawn
Srumem
Gheyenne National Bank
Cheryvnnh
I Capital
Sidon
N. FR. Davie
Pres
C. F. Miller
J. W. Collins
L. Beard
Dinrdotors
R. Davis
FF. Mill
J. W. SN
W.W. W. Corlett
Br. Kk. Addoms
Nagle
W. A. Robins
E Warren
Cheyenne, W. T
Sr. H. Cormer
Hady
Ota
Herman Haas
Hollingaworth & Tiger
Lollingworth & Tiger Sully
Kalamasoo
Rock Island
Studebaker
Thames
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