Thinning Ranks Louis Veterans Decorate Graves
Louis veterans in uniform decorate graves at a national cemetery to honor fallen comrades. May service members been laid to rest with ceremonies and wreaths in a somber remembrance.
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31 May 1910
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Fayetteville Daily in Fayetteville, Arkansas
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Newspaper
Fayetteville Daily
Location
Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1910
Page
1
Memorial Day Observances Across Nation Honor Civil War Veterans
The report spans multiple towns noting Memorial Day ceremonies. Jefferson Barracks in St Louis honors Union and Confederate dead with flowers and flags. Taft reviews New York Civil War veterans with a heavy guard of detectives. In York, Decoration Day proceeds with the usual parades and services. Homeopathic college graduates gather for celebrations in New York with reunions and a late-end social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Usternitz
National Cemetery
Jefferson Barracks
Jefferson Tracks
Jefferson Barracks Aetery
Taft
York
Tia
Cleve Td
D. FE. Shs
J. H. Stahl
Cook
Horace Porter
Tomas H. Hubbard
Deposed Forester Denies Roosevelt Conference Talks
A former forester states he did not discuss conferences with Colonel Roosevelt. The remark leaves unresolved questions about any planned meetings or official dialogue.
State Senator Indicted as Rhot erick 10 G0 10 Springfield
A state senator was indicted following an arrest in Springfield. The case involves coordinated actions through an attorney to secure a surrender. Authorities described the event as part of an ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broderick
Long
Springfield
Tiroderick
Dhyis
Pinchot says no word on Ballinger as Roosevelt to speak
Gifford Pinchot returns to Washington and declines discussing the Ballinger controversy. He confirms Col. Roosevelt will be the chief speaker at the Nations Conservation Congress in St. Paul in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
St. Paul Conservation Congress
New York
Gifford Pinchot
Europe
Ds Hay the Wiser
Pinchot
Col. Rooseeuit
St. Paul
Nogsevell
Italy
London
Hia
Thomas KR. Shipp
Witness examinations and political clashes noted in May reports
The text records Burke and B Johnston preparing to examine witnesses while Johnson accuses Senator Holsilaw of lying. Johnston claims knowledge of no corruption in a furniture deal and mentions declarations to State's Attorneys Huorke. Separately, a state Sunday school convention opens with delegates and visitors, and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers holds its Spring meeting in Atlantic City with strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Johnston
Johnson
Holsilaw
Triad
Peat
Huorke
Mechanical Engineers
Atlantic City
N, JL
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Laree
District Convention Planned at Leverett Street Church
The District Singing Committee met May 29 and laid out the program for the convention at Leverett Street Church Fayetteville on the first Sunday at 10 a.m. Includes devotional by WLC Whitehouse, songs, addresses, and a 1:30 p.m. restart with class contest singing and a banner prize. Also notes the American Woman's League chapter campaign reaching 125 members and plans for a National Convention in University City St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverett St
Fayetteville
WLC
Whitehouse
Das. L. Harris
Lolcomb
Ro D. Smith
Ollie Davis
American Woman's League
Gardner
Wey
League
University City
St. Louis
Li. A. “Pabner
Geo
A. Cole
W. Clark
Wml Tiiwh
Baker
Nathan B. Williams
Vague Shop Talk on Bills and Prices Sparks Confusion
A fragment discusses paying bills and pricing, questioning statements about medicines and drugs. The text mentions a doctor, Bevin, and asserts some items are “all right” despite “moderate prices,” but the meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Johnston & Hatcher Company
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