Catholic College Cornerstone Laying in Chicago
A grand ceremony marked the cornerstone laying of the De La Salle Institute at Wabash Avenue and Thirty-first Street. Archbishop Feehan presided as 7,200 attendees watched the event, with Frere Dorney delivering the address before the stone was lowered. The building aims to cost about 230,000 to 300,000 dollars with funds raised by subscriptions from Catholics and others.
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Carson, Mey Wi
de la Halle
Wabash Avenue
Feu
Han
Ove Dizer
Feehan
Dorney
Archbishop Feehan
de la Sui Tasteit
Christian Brothers
Leos
Aucile
Orderesthmatian Brothers
Frere de la Salle
Abbey of
Breims
France
Tame
Christian Brotherhood
de la Salie
de la Site
Coming Grand Lodge Meeting of Good Templars in Chicago
The Independent Order of Good Templars announces its Right Worthy Grand Lodge biennial session in Chicago at the First Methodist Church with headquarters at the Palmer House from May 28 for about ten days. Delegates from American countries and many foreign lands attend. memorial at Hosehill Cemetery honors John B. Finch.
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Right Worthy Grand Lodge
Chicago
Cxteaco
Order of Good Templars
Wil H
England
Scotland
Denmark
Sweden
India
New South Wales
South Africa
Ireland
Hosehill
John B. Finch
Rochester
N. Y
Fatal horse disease spreads in Indianapolis area
A strange malarial like disease grasps Indianapolis horses. By May 21 about 2 percent of city horses affected. Fifty six light-draft horses died in a week and veterinarians report no remedy yet as cases rise.
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Indiana
Inpranxapolis
Ind
Tragic boating accident near Viensinna Mississippi
A party of ten negroes returning from Louisiana capsized in high waves as wind rose. Nine perished, one child survived by clinging to the overturned skiff until rescue.
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Viensinna
Miss
Hay
Louisiana
Proclamation Calls Missouri Citizens to Honor War Dead
Iowa Oregon governor Lar Rabee issues a public proclamation urging residents to join veterans in paying tribute to fallen soldiers by visiting and decorating their graves on Memorial Day.
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Pecoration Bay
Lowa
Larrabee
Disastrous storms sweep regions causing crops loss and deaths
Reports from Vienna to Michigan describe floods and windstorms destroying crops, collapsing houses, and killing dozens. Streets record fatalities near Navkowit and Kieckowitz with numerous injuries and extensive property damage. Rescue efforts focus on aiding sufferers as river levels remain high and dykes fail.
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Austin Viexva
Arts of Stria
Vienna
Pilsen
Navkowit
Kieckowitz
Andlachine
Wienna
Shaw
Ife
Bonitam. Tex
Tirris
Maych
Daimaseva
Mey
Suven
Ten of Pose Aussias Rescue After Open Boat Ordeal
Ten men from the steamer Aluskist survive after being cast into the Siushoy river near Lane County Oregon following a collision near Cape Perpetua. An open-boat ordeal lasts two days three nights with scant food and salt water exposure leaves four men seriously ill and one drowned.
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Aussias
Pontlany
Ore News
Siushoy
Lane County
Ieavines
Daud
Cape Perpetua
Lever
Ohio Couple Engage in Friendly Wrestling Bout Ends in Death
Akron report says Arthur Frazier and his wife visited Edward Howe and spouse near Hawkins when a playful challenge led to a wrestling bout. Frazier was thrown onto a lounge and died within moments, with doctors citing a ruptured artery as the cause.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Akron
Arthur Frazier
Bio Canal
Edward Howe
Hawkins
Boston Cashier Accused of Embezzling for Western Union
Boston May 21 William B Derby cashier of the Metropolitan District Messenger Company is under arrest for embezzling funds from the Western Union Telegraph Company. He allegedly raised monthly bills to pocket the difference. New York May 21 funeral services for Washington Irving Bishop were held at Grace Church with large attendance and a simple, impressive ceremony.
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Boston
Western Union Telegraph Company
William
Derby
Afatual District Messenger Company
Hare
New York
Washington Irving
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Broadway
Tenth Street
Huntingston
Greenwood
Nations to Confer Two Conferences in October Washington
Officials prepare for two international conferences in Washington this October the first for the conference of American States with invited nations including Argentina Costa Rica Guatemala El Salvador Honduras Chile Bolivia and others. The second is an international marine conference with invited navies led by Rear Admiral Franklin and Commodore Sampson. Countries confirmed include Great Britain Germany France Italy Denmark Russia Belgium Mexico Brazil Chile Costa Rica Guatemala Hawaii Japan the Netherlands Nicaragua Spain Sweden Norway Uruguay and Honduras. The steamship Augusta Victoria set a record crossing from Hamburg to New York in eight days and one hour with 45 cabin passengers and migrants, beating the City of Paris in speed.
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Washington
State
Navy Departments
North
South
Central America
United States
Ohuy Il. Henderson
Missouri
Cornelius A. Iiss
New York
William Vinexney White
Maryland
Clement Studebaker
Indiana
Jefferson Coolidge
Mississippi
William H.frescott
South Carolina
Andrew Carnewie
Pownaoa
Jtorris M. Estee
California
John I Hanson
Georgia
Argentine Republic
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Hiemdncus
Malvador
Chili
Vera
Privil
Bolivia
Franklin
Sampson
Savine ¢ Bkinutball
Janes W. Soverouss
James W. Shackleford
Merchant Marine
Grea Britain
Germany
France
Italy
Denmark
Russia
Belgiin
Mexico
Brazil
Chisi
Hawaii
Japan
Netherlands
Nicarama
Spain
Sweden
Norw Uruguay
Hnd
Hondiaras
Atlantic
Hamburg
Iwais
New Sori
Fastnet
Sandy Hook
Paris
Violent unrest and royal warnings in Westphalia crisis
Reports from the Westphalian coal districts describe tensions between workers and mine owners. The Emperor's alleged threat to use force sparks calls for restraint, with miners demanding eight hour shifts and wage safeguards as authorities contemplate a neutral arbitration conference.
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Ana Heinttan
Westph
Konperor Uianiing Kha
Hintgpeter
Sirike
aKsemt
Tair
Eiaperor
Wen
Iron and Steel
Mining Association
Aix-ia Chapelie
Exchweiler
Alsdorf
Alsdorf All Working. the Stern Ouries To Graunted An In Cat Wits Hietine
Whia
Weetphulis Mine-Owners' Association
Aeeuy
Tie Vdnese” Prunes
Ob Tao
MreTeveneis
Persistent VDomauids by Flace-Hunters in Washington Departments
Consternation spreads among ole messengers watch men laborers and other departmental employes not under Civil Service protection as place hunters press for lists of non clerical staff. Officials seek help from appointment clerks to identify marginal employees while influence seekers abandon the White House to influence in departments and gain patronage for constituents.
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Washington
White House
Freeman N Blake Dies at Somerville Home in Boston Area
Freeman N Blake once prominent in Western politics died Sunday at his Somerville home aged 67. A Farmington Maine native and Harvard Law School graduate, he practiced in Chicago, moved to Kansas active in state politics, helped frame the Kansas constitution, and served under Lincoln in the Naval Department and as U S Consul at Evie and Hamilton Ontario. He had lived near Boston in recent years.
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Boston
Anilabout
Election affray in Arkansas leaves three dead
Forres Orry Ark May 21 three men died in an election for school directors after a clash in which four revolvers were drawn. Ex Sheriff John H Parkham and son Thomas W Parkham plus Frank Faebre marshal and D M Wilson sheriff were found dead. Neeley fled wounded.
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Forres Orry
Ark
M. Neely
John H. Parkham
Thomas WH. Parkham
Frank Faebre
D. M. Wilson
Neeley
Record of Games Won and Lost by the Various Professional Ordination
Standing tables list club records in the championship series. The page outlines wins and losses for each club, with positions and results across matches. It reflects the standings in the ongoing competition and the performance of teams in recent fixtures.
Couple Captured in New York with Valued Smuggled Goods
Xavier and Maury Arnold a husband and wife were arrested after leaving the steamer La Champagne for Havre. They faced arraignment before Commissioner Shield on smuggling charges and were held on $2500 bail each for Wednesday examination. Search found twenty six Swiss watches and gold jewelry worth about 12000. The pair, formerly of Pennsylvania, were bound for Washington Territory.
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New York
Xavier
Maury Arnold
la Champagne
Havre
Commissioner Shield
Pennsylvania
Washington Territory
Bravery of Gillam Saves Child From Wax Fire
A one year old girl burned after wax ignited on her clothes. Barnard Gillan of Judice grabbed the child and smothered the flames with a rug, saving her life though suffering burns himself. His wrists and hands were severely burned, delaying his return to work until late in the week.
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Gqas Atonankie
Dines Sainlly
W. J. Arkell
Sudlye
Bac
Arsist Barnard Gillan
Judice
West Point Visitors Named by President Senate and House
Washington May 1 The Board of Visitors to the Military Academy at West Point is announced. Members include Senator C K Davis of Minnesota and Senator J W Daniel of Virginia from the Senate. Representative S M Robertson of Louisiana Representative S S Yonder of Lima Ohio and George W Sheerts of Indiana from the House. and officials Professors Leroy Ws Brown and C M Pinkeston Rev Dr BE O Chidlaw Rev Arthur Edwards Dr Nathan G Lincoln Captain Charles King US B A retired and General Lew Wallace. Sympathy for Gladstone London May 21 Mr Gladstone has received sympathy addresses from Minnesota and Wisconsin governors senators representatives and other state officials.
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Senate
House
Washington
Military Academy
West Point
C.K. Davis
St. Paul, Minn
J. W. Daniel
Lynchburg
Lima
Hom Georn
Milwaukee
Lew Wallace
Indiana
Gladstone
Loxpow
Minnesota
Wisconsin
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de Lasalle Tinstitute
DHE New Institute
Florida
Great Britain
Purcope
Maxbrick
Jeff Davis
Liverpool
Young Men's Deimeoerratic Club
New York City
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Pierre
Dh. B
Albany
Stewart
Covington
Clay County
Rte
Martuon
Smith
Roxton Pass
Que
Baturlay Cassit
Roxton
Deaver
Charles Rundeh
Southern Express Company
Columbus, Ga
Trenton
N. J
Saxony
Hesse
Thurinei
Foraker
Cincinnati
George Dangen
Cixcleville
Martin
Lincoln
Norwood
Spaulding County
Tose
Tota
Lews Board of Health
Iowa River
Carpenter
Rapid City
D. T
Gettysburg
Thaddeus Stevens
Blue Ridge Summit
Kaness City
Saturda
Mary A. Trookt
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
St. Pauls Carlsnal
London
Gowourdity
Mich
Howard Crry
Mig
Say Shulte
the Baptist Church
Pipp's Hardware Share
Deutoma Grace
Abbott's News Depot
Cornel’s Meat Market
Guy'erd’s Clothing
Lovelly’s
Cuattranooca
Tenn
Worham Station
Lass Tennessee
George Withit
the Good Templars
Austria
Michigan
Alexandia
Alexandria
Prince and
Washington Streets
Lee
Richmond Gray
Lis
St. Louis
Albert F. Schwab
Green Tree Brewing Company
St. Louie
MR. Rockefeller’s
Bearning
Mamiqunet
John OD
Fannie Davenport
Melbourne McDowell
Mia
Charles H. Eaton
Church of the Divine Wiversity
Eaton
East Forty-sixth Street
Borgers
Menrvy
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Pburgulars
F. N. Shaffer & Sons
Arnsting Bros. & Mier
H. W. Arnatine
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Seaton
Tie Pal
Americis
Carnot
Max McLane
Whitelaw Heid
Deer Park
Mex Harrison
Treasury Department
Castile Garden
Arizona
Laus
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Dennin
Societe Lyonnaise
Lyons Assizes
Washville
Temn
Stone River
House of Lords
Meath
Emperor William
Brain
Slovk
O'Connor
Tacoma
Conner
Hann
Peterson
Mr. Hobbs
West Indies
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Chadise
Ruatan
Honduras
Hobbs
United Sates
Florus Hay
Tabi
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Perredl
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Tim
Alo
The
Freeman N
Blake
Arkansas
Tora Bella Knapp
Demas Barnes
Inpranavonis, Ind
Supreme Lodge Knights of Honor
Ted
Ile Fey
St. Paul
Oman
Sioux City
Ramd Cove
K &i
Spinefield
St. Ji
Urlington
Breit Milwaukee
Crrivonist Gillam
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