Honors to the Dead Honors to the Dead by Americans
The piece titled Honors to the Dead Honors to the Dead by Americans reflects on sacrifice and remembrance. It honors fallen service members and contemplates national gratitude.
30 May 1899
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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1899
Page
1
The piece titled Honors to the Dead Honors to the Dead by Americans reflects on sacrifice and remembrance. It honors fallen service members and contemplates national gratitude.
May 30 observances mark the 30th anniversary of the Memorial Day custom begun by General John A. Logan. Cities from Gettysburg to Manila hold parades and services, with flags at half mast, regimental bands, and wreaths for fallen soldiers. Key events feature Lincoln’s battlefield site in Gettysburg, memorials in Key West and Chicago, and ceremonies at Arlington with President McKinley attending.
Memorial Day 1899 marks Rhode Island’s last gubernatorial inauguration in Newport. Elisha Dyer is sworn in for a third term as governor. A parade with veterans civic groups and sailors from Admiral Sampson’s fleet featured elaborate decorations as Newport hosts final capital ceremonies before the dual capital arrangement ends with the General Assembly’s final session.
A posse of soldiers hanged three Negroes who shot a sentinel at the mortar battery on Sullivan's Island last night. The authorities warn that other Negroes may be lynched as tensions run high between soldiers and the Black community.
Brig. Gen. Anderson directs Company E of the 7th Infantry to Alaska and recalls actions at Ft. Sheridan as part of maintaining U S sovereignty over Arctic lands. He notes taking Skagway and Dalyia, Manila, Honolulu, Guam to secure an American Pacific as commerce hinges on U S possession.
In Hong Kong on May 30, Admiral Dewey said Olympia is nearly ready to resume homeward travel. He will not rush the voyage to Washington, aiming to arrive in perfect health for his final cruise. He plans visits to the King of Greece and to the Malta doctor who saved his liver.
Decoration day results list multiple city games with final scores. Washington beat Pittsburg 3 to 4 in Pittsburg, Chicago defeated Philadelphia 14 to 3, Louisville lost to Brooklyn 1 to 5, Cleveland defeated Boston 3 to 7, Cincinnati triumphed over New York 9 to 3, Phillips and Peitz noted, Carrick and Warner mentioned, and St Louis beat Baltimore 7 to 3 in Baltimore.
Denver crowds roar for the Fitzsimmons Jeffries bout with heavy wagering and odds around even money on fight night. The Colorado Athletic Association plans an arena opening that night and will send Kid McCoy to New York to report the bout by rounds for telegraph.
New York political currents on May 30 show John C. Sheehan stepping up in the fight to curb Croker influence. The split within Tammany aims to reorganize the party machine and broaden opposition to the established leadership.
Former power brokers in Tammany Hall declare themselves in sympathy with Sheehan after being rejected by Croker. Among the backers are Ex-Mayor Thomas F. Gilroy and former Postmaster Charles W. Dayton, signaling potential late-stage support in the contest.
Capt n George H Tilly signal corps attacked by natives while landing from the recorder at Escalante Negros he and two men fled to the water but were not rescued his body later found with marks of violence near the river. General Smith sent 75 troops to Escalante and the body was sent to Iloilo
The 25 mile Wheeling to Garfield Park race ended in favor of William Blum. The finish sparked a near panic as a grandstand section collapsed. Two boys were seriously hurt and about 20 bikes damaged while spectators escaped major injuries. Injured riders include Walter Regan with a broken ankle and Roy Hayes with severe bruising. The crowd was large and few casualties occurred.
In Louisville Kentucky a major gathering of prominent silver advocates opens tomorrow for the Ohio Valley Bimetallic league annual meeting. William J Bryan is the central figure with many noted free silver supporters expected to attend the conference.
M Ballott-Beaupre finished his Paris session report arguing for Dreyfus revision by a new court martial. He stated on his soul and conscience that Count Esterhazy wrote the bordereau document used to convict Dreyfus.
The Wilhelm Der Grosse in Pena arrived this afternoon with the Duke and Duchess De Arcos aboard. The Duke serves as Spanish ambassador to this country and is accompanied by a well known American-born duchess active in Washington society.
Paderewski plans a four and a half year world tour beginning with a six month stay in the United States, announced in London. Miss Hogan's dancing school held another well attended event described as a pleasant, enjoyable time by attendees.
The court in Hillsboro will hold evening sessions to advance the case. Judges will oversee proceedings after regular hours to ensure swift action. Citizens are advised of extended hours and docket details through official notices.
Judge Parker and counsel agreed to round-the-clock hearings after Albert Fountain Junior testified detailing the pursuit and discovery of the abandoned buck board. Warnings about a boy’s tracks and the Lincoln county grand jury foreman appearing as a witness filled a developing cattle theft case in Sneed district.
The advance guard of delegates to the trans Mississippi congress reaches Wichita for the event this week. Colorado aims to secure Cripple Creek for 1900, Houston seeks the next convention, and a governor led delegation of 200 arrives tomorrow. Arkansas delegates led by Governor Jones are also due.
Bevier and Ardmore miners remain at a stalemate as the Kansas and Texas Coal Co. seeks enough workers to reopen one mine. United Mine Workers officials meet with strikers while other area mines operated by different companies stay active.
The French cruiser D Assas with Major Marchand on board reached Toulon this afternoon. He was greeted by Vice Admiral De La Jaille and local officials as the city hosted a festive welcome with cannon and crowds lining the quay.
Residents from nearby towns partake in a joyous welcome for Maj. March as the explorer arrives. He will be honored with round after round of receptions and dinners during his stay, with events continuing through the celebration.
Ted Sloan rode Beresford's Knight of the Thistle to victory in the Graven stakes at Ep som for 00 sovereigns. In the Norbury Plate Golden Rule with Sloan aboard and Frezoli ridden by Loates finished. Llosa protested Loates for fouling. After quick inquiry Loates was disqualified. The ruling drew general approval for its strict enforcement.
Washington May 30 Captain Joho M Neall of the Fouarta cavalry was sentenced to dismissal from the army after a court martial at the Presidio San Francisco. He faced charges of various peculations. The findings were approved by Gen Shafter and are now before the president.
London May 30 The public prosecutor has abandoned proceedings against bankrupt promoter Ernest T Hooley who was under arrest on a charge of fraud.
A general strike has started in Lécureuset France with ten thousand workers leaving their posts. The action affects gun foundries and marks a major labor upheaval in the region.
A big blaze in Curtis Nebraska destroyed two blocks of business houses along the east side of Main Street early today. The loss is estimated at 80 000 dollars.
Governor Ellerbee grows weaker by the hour in Charleston and his death seems imminent within a few days.
The fire department boys, under Mr. Harry Walz, plan a Friday night concert of instrumental numbers to raise funds for furnishing their new building quarters. They have answered four alarms in one day and seven in forty eight hours, many in the heart of the city. Attendees will receive value and a sense of generosity.
The El Paso Stars defeated the Santa Fe Blues 25 to 11 in a nine inning baseball game yesterday. The clubs meet again next Sunday with A Christie as catcher and H Hardy on the mound for El Paso while F Collins catches and J Quinn pitches for Santa Fe.
The preliminary examination of Mrs. J. D. Rich before U S Commissioner Sexton, scheduled for this morning, has been indefinitely postponed due to Mrs Richs continued illness.
Professor Pitzer has postponed the first McGinty band concert until Thursday night June 8. The concerts will positively begin on that date.
El Paso Water Co announces a temporary water outage for repairs affecting pipes east of Oregon street and north of the S P R R track. Water will be off Wednesday May 31 from 2 to 5 p m. motorists with boilers should take precautions.
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