Gettysburg veterans mark centennial amid heat and reunion
Gettysburg Pa July 1 veterans from both sides gathered for the centennial reunion under a blazing sun with 15 000 Southern and Union veterans filling a vast camp. Governor Tener and Secretary of War Garrison spoke as Generals Young and other Confederate leaders received loud cheers. Major Normoyle said over 50 000 men are housed in tents for the event forming a vast, eventually extended gathering.
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Gettysburg
Garrison
Governor Tener
Tener
Bennett H. Young
United Confederate Veterans
South
Young
Mann
Virginia
McCreary
Kentucky
Boberhart
Minnesota
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Robinson
Texas
Est
Georgia
Thomas J. Shaffer
Uisiana
A. D. Williams
Florida
E. M. Law
Carr
North Carolina
Geo. Edwards Lovejoy
Chaplan
Grand Army of the Republic
H. M. Hamill
Chaplin
Confederate Veterans
Normoyle
Liggett
Dixieland
Wilson
Four I W W members held after pursuit from Omaha
Four leaders of the I W W gang were arrested and sent toward the state line after a pursuit from Omaha. They carried a small stash and faced transport back with warnings as local authorities refused to fund further flight.
Citizens Plan Entertainment For Visitors
Cheyenne hosts plan events for United States Chamber of Commerce officers arriving Monday from Omaha. They will tour Fort D. A. Russell and Hereford ranch then attend lunch at the Plains hotel with 75 local seats. Notables include Wheeler Teal Miles Farquhar Fahey Johnson and others.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne
Omaha
Denver
Industrial Club
Fort D. A. Russell
Hereford Ranch
State
Government Dry Farm
Plains Hotel
G. Pearlatine
The
National Chamber of Commerts
AW. A
Wheeler
Chicago
J. N. Teal
Portland
Ore
H. BE. Miles
Racine
A. B. Farquhar
York
John H. Fahey
Boston
Homer H. Johnson
Cleveland
W. M. McCormick
Baltimore
John W. Phillip
Daling
R. G. Rhett and Son
Charleton
T le
Pon
Texsarkane
Ark
J. Davidson
Bay City
Mich
Greeley Commercial Club
Bie Directore
San Francisco
Chambers of Commerce
West
Progressives Mix Patriotism and Politics at Newport Beach
Newport officials prepare for a two day Progressive event with Col. Roosevelt as headliner. A naval review a clam bake for 4000 and speeches on the navy and politics are planned with Albert Beveridge and others addressing crowds.
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Newport
R. L
Newport Beach
Col. Roosevelt
Rhode Island
Transportation
New York
Roosevelt
Narraginsett Bay
Albert J. Beveridge
Naval
Naval Training Station
Legislative ‘Reference Committee
The
National Organization
Progressive Congressmen
Washington
Vorhees Becomes First Democrat Receiver at Federal Office
Luke Voorhees assumed the post of receiver at the United States land office yesterday marking the first Democratic official in the federal building in ten years. He was welcomed by W. Deming upon succession amid a Republican-dominated staff as his isolated position is expected to last only weeks with the removal of Surveyor General Hanson.
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Luke Voorhees
United States Land Office
Voorhees
W. ©. Deming
Hanson
Voorheen
Not Applicable Indigenous Phrase and Vague Satire
The text presents a fragmented, humorous sketch about a man reacting to a baby named after him, with unrelated imagery of summer, a boat, and a motor cycle ride, reflecting a dated, nonsensical tone without clear events or identifiable entities.
Lobby Investigations Link Broker and Lawyer to Washington
In a Washington lobby inquiry David H Lamar a longtime Wall Street figure and Edward Lauterbach a noted New York lawyer emerge as named influences. Lamar allegedly telephoned New York lawyers for railroad interests while Lauterbach drew in through Robert Lovett Union Pacific chair in relation to Southern Pacific stock. The Supreme Court ordered the company to dispose of the stock following a decision in January.
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David HU. Lamar
Wall Street
Washington
Edward Lauterbach
New York
Lamar
Stativete
Smauterbach
Robert 8. Lovett
Caucus settles tariff matters in Underwood Simmons bill
Senate Democrats near final agreement on the tariff bill in caucus. Decisions include exemption of mutual life insurance company dividends from income tax, a one tenth of a cent per pound tax on cotton futures with delivery refunds, and a forthcoming vote on a tobacco production tax amendment to curb monopoly.
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Washington
Senate Democrats
Cay News
Finance Committee
Democrate
Lewis
Overman
Davis
Clark
Kitchoark
General McReynoldp
Wells
Menoibera
Firtner Committee
Unclear historic note on invasion of congress and police drift
Fragmentary OCR text mentions President Wilton invasion of Congress and a police drift into autumn days. References a California white slave case and an investigation but lacks coherent facts or dates.
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Wilton
Cougrees
California
Writer Shindler dies in Leavenworth prison town
Fort Leavenworth reports the death of Megey Shindler 59 a longtime foreman at the army view school printshop and a noted writer on Leavenworth history He came from Prussia at age 13 and later enlisted in the army. his works focus on local history.
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Leavenworth
Megey Shindler
Erview School
Weiter
Fort Leavenworth
Mgr. Shindler
Prussia
Sensations grow as senate lobby inquiry widens
Washington reports hint at new disclosures in the Mulhall led investigation into paid press bureaus and lobbying by major corporations. Hearings will probe influence operations tied to the National Association of Manufacturers and alleged efforts to sway Congress.
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Washington
Senate
Overman
Normnlttee
Martin M. Mulhall
Reed
New York
Congress
Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Parry and
Kirby
San Francisco
Australia
Howse
House
Sherley
Kentucky
Neely
Kansas
Manufacturers’ Association
Louis J. Seibold
Ino Mulhall
Publile
Muda
Gomfers
Broughton Brandenburg
Sing Sing
Not Begging Help Jones Takes Poison in Personal Crisis
Morris M. Jones aged 45 sought aid from Rev. Geo. Van Winkle on Monday but refused charity. He returned to his Union block room and swallowed poison, dying soon after at the hospital. He claimed an insurance policy for 170 and wished his body sent to Virginia. The Union block owner CC Stevens noted Jones rented a room Saturday and paid in advance. He appeared poorly dressed but had some money. he had one arm and had spent over 200 traveling for work. He told of mining past and hoped for Rock Springs work, named J H W. Smith from Westwort Mil. Rev. Van Winkle spoke with him, finding him hopeful yet desperate. A continuation noted on page 5.
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Morris M. Jones
Geo. van Winkle
Union Block
William
Rinith
Medmont
W. Va
Virginia
M. Jones
Aeme Plaea
CC. Stevens
Jones
J H W. Smith
Wealwort
van le
City Engineer Delays Paving on Capitol Ave and Nineteenth
The city council tabled ordinances as the city engineer failed to submit surveys and specifications for Capitol Avenue and Nineteenth Street paving. A motion instructed the engineer to prepare plans by the next meeting while other measures, including a street project on Pioneer Avenue and side tract permission for Cheyenne Mill, were approved or deferred as listed.
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Bil
Capitol Avenue
Mather
Greater Therenne Club
Sarah Zariecky
M. Swarts
Broustine
Yhia
Cheyenne Milline
Tte
Piserd
Unanimousdy
Eddy
Pioneer Avenue
Central Avene
Morey Street
Twenty Second Street
Pendice
Surefer, Dion and Raypes
Ohier
Graueer
Cae Howe
Connett
C.everal
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Industrial Workers of the World
I. W
Nebraska
Kimball
Nev
cCumber
P. Murray
Eorge Moliing
J. Pulas
Meyers
Kaye
Ted Meyer Predie
Seth
Pharos
Sarre Friel
Luke Vorhees
Merry Wat
Elli
Trom
David H. Lamar, Edward Lauterbach
Hushall
House Way
Gompers
Eusy
World
James A. Emery
National Associationn of Manufacturers
Wing
Wilis
Iters
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