Memorial Day Observances Across Chicago and Northwest
Memorial day services marked by wreaths at Grant's tomb in Chicago with remarks by James B. Eustis and Francais De Courcelle. Parades, grand army veterans, and British honored units joined in ceremonies from Ohio to New York with wreaths, speeches, and cemetery visits.
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Arquis de Tuafayette
James B. Eustis
Francais de Courcelle
Lafayette
Chicago
Rese TL
Gieaceland
Calvary
Oakwoods
Lake Front
Miles
Newberry
Soners
England
America
Watelight Horse Guards
Hussars
Willoughby
Wibart
Exoe
Leviar
Decar
Oshiosh
New York
Meanorfal
Ie Grand Army Tscwerg
Hatahite
Eviiuie
Suite
Fiftyeninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Gen. Grant
Toseah Bo Foraker
Ohio
National Canital
Woastiseion
Janed
Grand Army Rapadise
National Cemetery
Cote
Ton. W. EL Si Nies
Soldiers’ Home
Fourth Artillery Band
Benjamin Tutterweorth
Parisidune T
China Officials Vow Protection for American Missionaries
Washington reports from official circles say threats against Americans in China are unfounded. China intends to maintain diplomatic ties and protect U S missionaries, with assurances that the Geary act will be repealed or amended by next Congress. The current minister will depart. a successor will arrive without delay.
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Washington
Celestial Kingdom
China
Presbyterian assembly polls on Briggs case faces strong antiBriggs majority
Washington June 1 The Presbyterian general assembly begins voting on the Briggs heresy case. Voting is slow with each member allotted three minutes for remarks. By noon about one third had spoken and seven sided with Dr Briggs while the rest opposed.
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Briggs
Wasminington
Presbyterian General Assembly
Lriges
Ives and Roberts Battle in London Billiards Match
International billiards match in London sees Ives of America and Roberts of England contend at Huntley’s circus. Through Tuesday, Roberts leads 2,001 to Ives 1,670, Ives’ 307 run the largest of the match, despite Ives’s cold and illness.
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Ives
Roberts
London
Lonon
America
England
Huntey's Circus
Mortgage Recorded On Major RR Assets At $50 Million
Lipanon June 1 a mortgage covering the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway roadbed and rolling stock was entered for recording in this county on Tuesday. Luxmvire Virginia June 1 fire destroyed Dr J Willis Price residence in Pennsylvania county and his sister Kate about 20 years old was burned to death. End of Nicaragua War Washington June 11 unofficial reports say President Sacasa of Nicaragua resigned Tuesday night after signing peace terms.
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Lipanon
Jod
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
Luxcmvire, Va
J. Willis Price
Pittsylvania County
Kate
Waenineton
State Department
Sacasa
Niccaragua
Cleveland, O
Ex- Gav
Foster
Silver Statue of Justice Unveiled at Miners Fair
The grand silver statue of Justice, linked to Ada Rehan, was unveiled in Caicaco on Tuesday. It stands 12 feet high on a gold pedestal, with silver weighing 1651 pounds and a globe supported by bronze lions. Major Maginnis and J. M. Quin spoke as the crowd cheered. The piece is the largest silver statue in the world and part of the Montana space display. Attendance reached 125,097 with further admissions expected to push totals toward 145,000.
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Caicaco
Justice
Ada Rehan
Montana
Mines and Mining
Martin Maginnis
Nfetena
Mont
J. M. Quin
Butte Miner
W. A. Clark
Butte
S.T. Mauser
Park
Aduit
Sunday Opening at Stake in Federal Court Fight
In Chicago the United States circuit court opened proceedings over whether the World's Fair should gate Sunday. Judges Woods Jenkins and Grosscup heard the sabbatarian suit brought by Wanamaker Crown and Pratt to stop Sunday opening and challenge coin appropriations. The court allowed an amendment to the bill but paused further amendments to responses.
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Federal Court
Chicago
Woods
Jenkins
Grosscup
Curiaco
United States Circuit Court
Grossecup
Cleland
Wanamaker & Crown and
Pratt
Treasury
Milchrist
World's Fair Directory
Walker
Wreck of a Circus Train At Tyrone Station
Five killed and eleven injured when a circus train derailed on the Tyrone and Cleafield branch near Vail station. Eleven dead? The report lists names including William Henry and Frank Brain among the killed, with animals at large and a tiger shot. Derby news: Isinglass wins the English Derby at Epsom, Ravensbury second, Raeburn third, with Isinglass a strong favorite.
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Anrooxna
Padune
Walter Mains Wreus
Tyrone and Cleafield
Pennsylvania Railway
Vail Station
Tyrone
William Henry
Frank Brain
Indianapolis
William Mutterby
Most Liberty
John Stayer
Houtsdale
Barney
Londoyn
Mr. MecCalmont
Isinglass
Epsom
Mr. Rose
Ravensbury
Duke of Portland
Raeburn
Isonomy Deadlock
New York To Execute Martello And Osmond By Electricity
Flower has decided to let the law run its course. Martello is in Danemora prison and will be executed in the first week of June. Osmond is in Sing Sing prison and due for execution in the second week of June. In Florida C W Coman, linked to New Jersey's geological survey, has vanished after leaving January for a phosphate hunt near the St Lucie river head in Dade county.
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New York
Oy. Flower
Martello
Osmond
Danemora
Sing Sing
Jacksonville
Fla
C. W. Coman
State Geological Survey of New Jersey
Florida
St. Lucie River
Dade County
Senator Quay
Rosecrans to Retire from Treasury Post
Washington report says General W S Rosecrans will retire as register of the treasury appointed by ex President Harrison. The general is in California and too ill to travel to Washington for the formal step. Mrs Crosby Killed her Assailant
Wagner woman linked to third poisoning death
Inpranarouis Indiana June 1 The stomach of Mary Koesters was examined and arsenic detected. She died in February and is named as the third alleged victim in the Wagner family poisoning case.
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Inpranarouis
Ind
Mary Koesters
Wagner
Illinois Legislature Concludes Actions in Both Houses
In Springfield on June 1 the Illinois House concurred with a Senate joint resolution to appoint commissions from other states for promoting uniformity in marriage and insolvency laws. A coal company eminent domain bill was defeated 10 to 0. The Senate read third time a judiciary draft for an insurance department, amending to remove a $5,000 deputy position. The House passed congressional apportionment amendments. Senate adopted district boundary changes 27 to 12.
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Springfield
House
Senate
Committee On
Judiciary
Papal Delegate Satolli Arrives in Chicago
Mgr Satolli, papal delegate of Pope Leo XIII, arrives in Chicago at noon and will stay until June 5. He aims to stir religious fervor among Catholic Italians and is rumored to investigate matters in the Chicago archdiocese administration.
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Satolli
Chicago
Mgr
United States
Leo MIII
Washington
Archdiocese of
Death of Judge Vieck shocks Fort Manison community
Fort Manison Iowa June 1 Judge Vieck was found dead in his bed Tuesday morning caused by heart failure He served twenty one years as justice of the state supreme court and recently resumed law practice He was a man of means active in Jawa politics and supported prohibitory law He leaves two children.
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Fort Manison
Vieck
John M. Beck
State Supreme Court
Ife
Jawa
German passenger drowns after jumping from liner Atlanta
Chicago reports Jacob Fees a German former Grand Lodge officer from Eaton county Missouri left his coat shoes and hat in his cabin and then leapt overboard from the Gooditch liner Atlanta Monday night. He carried about 25 dollars and a watch. The act appears premeditated. Toronto notices John R Bailey Co coal and wood dealers assign with liabilities of 60000 largest creditors United States coal dealers.
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Chicago
Jacob Fees
Grand Lodge
Eaton County
Mie
Atlanta
Toronto
John R. Bailey & Co
United States
Baptist Home Mission Society Elects New President
The Ameri can Baptist Home Mission society chose officers on Tuesday with Hon. BE. Nelson Blake of Massachusetts elected president.
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Denven
Col
American Baptist Home Mission Society
BE. Nelson Blake
Massachusetts
Various 1890s News Briefs Across Cities
Dynamiter James Gilbert released from Portland prison. Revival of forced paper currency in Italy. Ex Congressman Logan H Roots dies in Arkansas from brain congestion. Ohio Southern extension Springfield to Toledo contemplated. Three children burned to death at Samuel Skiles home near Pittsburgh. Republican committee to open permit bureau in New York City. Cilifo Lucero lynched at Las Vegas New Mexico for murder. Scrip worth 8207 000 found in unclaimed value sold in Montreal. Levee break north of Arkansas City floods Desha county. St Paul road halves staff. 4000 fired. Beck’s planing mill fire damages Milwaukee plant 90000. Lig Stone Gap Liquidation in Tennessee. Gold 1000000 sent by Lazard Freres from New York to Europe. Chauncey M Depew reelected president of NY Sons of the American Revolution. Mrs Marie Nevins Blaine marries Dr W T Bull in New York. John Murphy burglar fatally shot by Officer Tillmer in Marinette Wisconsin. James Stansbury and Jake Gaudaur set to row world championship August 17 Pullman Illinois. Miles Allan found dead in Des Moines hotel room. F N Dorsey indicted for banking fraud in Ponca Nebraska. Steamer Haytian Republic seized at Seattle for Chinese transport. Isaac Mann swindled of 2000. funds recovered after arrest. USS Massachusetts to be launched June 10. twins Indiana. Curtis Purdue disappears with Knights of Maccabees funds totaling several hundred dollars.
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James Gilbert
Portland
Italy
Logan H. Roots
Arkansas
Ohio Southern
Springfield
Toledo
Samuel Skiles
Pittsburgh
New York City
National Republican Committee
Cilifo Lucero
Las Vegas
N. M
Montreal
Arkansas City
Ark
Desha County
St. Paul
C. A. Beck
Marie Nevins Blaine
J. G. Blaine, Jr
New York
W. T. Bull
John Murphy
Marinette
Wis
S Tillmer
James Stansbury
Australia
Jake Gaudaur
Canada
Pullman
Ill
Miles Allan
Des Moines
Dayton
F. N. Dorsey
First National Bank of
Ponca
Neb
Haytian Republic
Seattle
Wash
British Columbia
Isaac Mann
Bryan
Lima
United States
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Indiana
Curtis Purdue
East Liverpool
The
Knights of Maccabees
Townsend Charged by Grand Jury Over Gladstone Plot
London reports the grand jury has found a true bill against William Townsend, detained on suspicion of plotting to kill Mr. Gladstone. Townsend faces trial at the Old Bailey, likely Thursday next.
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London
William Townsend
Gladstone
Townsend
Old Bailey
Grain and market notes from Cariaco and Conn May reports
Prices across grains and provisions show a quiet steady tone in Cariaco with spring wheat patents at 3.75 to 4.10 and winter wheat patents at 3.80 to 4.00. Cash wheat No 2 around 69 to 74 cents, July and September futures mixed. live poultry and dairy products listed with modest declines in lamp market and pork reserve values.
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Cariaco
Besse
Bui
Catry
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
New York
New Mesa
Market Report from Chicago Live Stock Trade
Market moderately active with higher prices on natives and slower movement for other grades. Quotes show steers from 6.75 to 6.25 per cwt for choice to extra, with various price tiers for good to choice, fair to good, and common to medium. stockers and feeders listed with specific per cwt ranges. veal calves and bulls also noted. Hops market described as dull with weak prices and varied packing and shipping lot figures.
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ChicaGo
Catitle
Texas
The Fugitive of Rocky Gorge Ends in Redemption
John Logan narrowly escapes hangman’s noose after being pursued for horse theft. He discovers a dying boy, his own brother Jim, and sacrifices his freedom to save him. Sheriff Hurley supports Logan, and the brothers later return to their farm rich and united.
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Logan
John Hurley
Rocky Gorge
John Logan
Unon Logan
Hurley
Jim
Ronn
Julio Logan
Salt Lake
Jack Hurley
John
Notable old masters and scientists at the end of life
The text notes Titian dying at his hundredth year and finishing works late in life. It cites Newton at eighty five preserving intellect near death, Michelangelo at ninety at work, and Humboldt dying at ninety with Cosmos finished after long study. It adds a tip: strong green tea with sugar in saucers can poison flies while tansy leaves deter flies from meat.
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Titian
Venice
Isaac Newton
Michael Angelo
Alexander von Humboldt
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Atheroes Graves
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Eulalie
Gen
Grant
International Billiards
Fr. Louis
Liggett & Myers
Tobacco Manufacturers
Knights of Tabor
Gladstoneaus
Loxpox
House of Commons
Viscount Wolmer
Maxshcip. O
James Dickson
Orange Street
Dickson
Mansfield
San Francisco
John L. Stevens
Hawaii
Honolulu
Palace of Industry
Roex, Ark
John Wallace
Jefferson Springs
Ida Warren
Eieven
Lewistown
St Sloutsdale
the Everglades
Mrs. Crosby
Savannah
Yatelhurst
Crosby
Illinois
St. Paris
Minn
B. Fay Mills
TovEpo
Wraat—bligher
Active
Conn—Lower
Tom Logan
Tie
Igil
Ldm
John Lovan
Andre
Tio
Tabor
Langer
Thera
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