Grand Army of the Republic Hosts Parade in Salt Lake City
The forty third national encampment climaxed with a grand parade in Salt Lake City. Veterans, 3,600 children forming a living flag, and multiple allied groups marched past cheering crowds. The event featured a Temple grounds campfire, a large tabernacle gathering, and a fireworks display atop Ensign Peak.
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Grand Army OF the Republic
Salt Lake City
Utah
Grand Army
Eagle Gate
South Temple Street
Fifteenth United States Infantry
National Guard of
Army
Main Street
Seventh South Street
Ensign Peak
Temple
Mormon Tabernacle
Frank M. Starrett
William H. King
William Spry
Johns. Bradford
L. H
Wasatch Mountains
Temple Square
Genevieve Hagar Longfield Lane
Ladies of
The
Mary E. Gilman
Woman's Relief Corps
Clara E. Hoover
Daughters of Veterans
Edgar Allen
Sons of Veterans
Rebecca Smith
Charles G. Burton
Head On Only Aged Portraits Spark Racial Tensions In Family Scene
A granddaughter from up north criticizes a Civil War era portrait horse tail while Pomp, a southern black servant, stands by. The exchange highlights tensions over heritage and memory within a fragmented family portrait moment.
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Nort
Pomp
Lina
Fiend murders and assaults girl in Rochester grave site
Anna Schumacher 17 resided with her mother and left home to place flowers at her father’s grave when she was attacked by unidentified men and killed. Her body was dragged from the cemetery to a lonely spot and buried under earth and leaves. Autopsy notes brutal injuries and a fractured tongue bone. A suspected man fled. a broken spade was found near a pumphouse.
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Rochester
N. Y
Anna Schumacher
Greece
Schumacher
Italian couple duel ends with wife dead in Chicago
A jealous quarrel between Phillip Spizzirri and his wife at their Lowe Avenue home led to a revolver duel before their two infant daughters. The wife died from chest and heart wounds. Spizzirri lay mortally wounded in the hospital as authorities reported snapped but unexploded rounds.
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Chicago
People’s Hospital
Lowe Avenue
Phillip Spizzirri
Spizzirri
Acapulco Again Quakes Shake Mexico City Area
Mexico City and Acapulco felt a fresh severe earthquake Monday morning. Two people were frightened but there was no loss of life or major property damage reported.
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Acapulco
Mexico City
Missouri Governor Posts $300 Reward for Kidnapers
Acting Governor Gmelich offered $300 for each kidnapper in the Grace and Tomasio Viviano case, believed taken toward Chicago by a woman in the plot. A separate report from Hopkinsville, Kentucky notes a nine year old girl was the target of an attempted assault.
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Offera
St. Louis
Gmelich
Missouri
Grace
Tomasio Viviano
Chicago
Hopkinsville
Harriman Praised as Builder of Better Railroads
The piece extols Edward H. Harriman calling him the biggest and best railroad man of his generation. It lauds Harriman for improving roadbeds and tracks without raising fares, ensuring fair treatment for stakeholders, and investing in American railroads, portraying him as a public benefactor despite flaws.
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Edward H. Harriman
Europe
William
Harrimann
Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Hutchinson
Kan
Lucky
Laughter Described as Barking From The Larynx
Scientists define laughter as a barking sound produced by repeated air release through tight vocal cords. The process begins with chest and abdominal contraction and ends with a quick breath catch before the barks resume. The body also moves, with the torso bending and the feet stamping during violent laughter.
Interviewing the Professor Thinktum on Mars life
The professor predicts Mars may host life similar to humans and a civilization possibly older than Earth. He doubts any signal would receive a reply, arguing Mara inhabitants might be more intelligent and avoid impractical schemes.
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Mars
Prof. Thinktum
Maraa
The Way He Did It Jenkins Well
Testimony notes a man confronting another about conduct, claiming to have spoken plainly and insulted him with racial slurs. The speaker compares size and asserts bold confrontation while recounting the exchange. A witness mentions a physical confrontation attempt by Studds.
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Jenkins
Studds
Doan's Kidney Pills Cure Kidney Ailments
An easy cure for back pain and urinary disorders is claimed with Doan's Kidney Pills. H Mayne of Paris Tennessee endorses the product, saying it cleared cloudy irregular urine, reduced nocturnal trips, and restored energy and work capacity. Sold by dealers at 60 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Bright
Dean
H. Mayne
Market St
Paris
Tenn
Bays
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
The Law's Delay
The story recalls a mother who dies of starvation while tending her large family and feeding her children. The physician links her death to prolonged caregiving and hunger, noting the difficulty of securing meals for a busy household.
Knowledge on TB spread and control targets nation
The National Association notes daily new recruits in the tuberculosis fight and foresees universal public education within five years. It calls for better registration of tuberculosis cases and isolation of dangerous advanced consumption to curb the disease.
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National Association
United States
A Sunday Sermon on Life and Kindness
The piece urges accepting life as it is and finding happiness or sorrow in balance. It counsels drying one’s eyes and helping others to brighten the world and grow universal kindness through shared support. The tone mirrors a New York Times reflection.
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New York Times
Proper food foundation for health with Grape-Nuts
A New Hampshire woman reports severe indigestion and stomach pain until she switched to Grape-Nuts. She notes pain relief, improved digestion, disappearance of tongue coating, and renewed energy and weight gain after continuing the cereal.
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New Hampshire
Jly
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