Memorial Day Observances Across Towns Highlight Lafayette Tribute
Reports of Decoration Day ceremonies recount Lafayette urn memory, with General Grant tomb tributes, speeches by American and French figures, and gun salutes aboard the USS Quantico. Governors and veterans attend processions and graveside rites at Arlington and national cemeteries, reflecting strong Union sentiment and a solemn call for unity.
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Amert eins
GHINT & Tot
New York
pitriot
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U & Crint
Mre Grint
Cleveland
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Gene
Meade
Philstelphy
Loraker
Oluo
Geint
Amer wang
Anseriey
Chiplun Res Wason Gallagnon
United States
Vuantonomeh
CATSTAT Wasmctoy
GAR
Arangton
Aiur honerm
anphithester
Wo Symonds
Brutal negro on horseback terrorizes farmers and residents
Last night, near Lewis, a Black man on horseback attacked Mrs Sim Howe and Wise Teardstes at a farmer's home, beating Beards and others before fleeing. Henry Janes, described as brutal, was reported in town, with a crowd forming as officers investigated. The incident sparked fear, though officials say the suspect remains unidentified.
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Sim Howe
Wise Teardstes
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Howe
farmer
miro
Henry Janes
low
Vrs Howe
evan
Death by whisky spree ends in deputy shooting
Old timer Pat Halpin in Anizony mines area fired after an argument with fellow miner Templeton. Deputy Keyes returned fire killing Halpin. Jim Du and a companion were wounded while Templeton escaped. Halpin had recent money, gambling troubles, and a bad temper before the incident.
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Pat Halpin
Keyes
Halpin
Anizony
Templeton
Jim Du
Sheri— heseo
Monterey shipyard trial ends with mixed verdict and moored return
The coast defense vessel Monterey was tested at Mare Jelind navy yard amid a tense trial. Judges noted the ship’s modest but sound performance while observers questioned the overall reliability. The vessel later resumed its berth, tied securely at the yard.
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Monterey
Mare Jelind navy yard
board of all inspectora
Monterey ib
Tia Thedun
Newspaper turmoil over press clashes with Blounts role in annexation
A chaotic report outlines protests over a reporter's denounced statements, Blount's US ministerial appointment, and tensions between the provisional government and media. It notes Nordhoff pressure, prospective violence, royalist fears, and Blount's stance on press independence amid a volatile political scene.
Princess Palmed in New York Rais conserved at club luncheon
Report describes a royal visit with Princess attending a reception in New York. Attendees included Theodore, Lin Chit, and various dignitaries. The event featured a luncheon, gifts, and a presentation of funds to a charitable cause, with attention to attire and decor.
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tofanta Selde
New York
Madison
Infanta
ow York
De Youngs Schmalm Proposes California Exhibit at Columbian Expo
At a Columbian Club meeting M H de Young of San Francisco proposed a California pavilion for the World’s Fair. The plan previews a West exhibit from Jackson Park with about 2000 exhibitors and similar success to the earlier San Francisco efforts. Attendees included Hainer King Robert McWurry James Dumpts William Ireland Jr and Colonel Isaac Trumbo. Dispatches were sent to Mayor Ibert of San Francisco and Governor Wickham.
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San Trumumco
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De Young
Columbiia club
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Willian Ireland Jr
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Ibert
San Trinesio
Wickham
In Trouble A Treasurer Refuses to Resign
May 31 a final request urged for the resignation of Mayor Linnabury Wailey of this city as supreme master of the exchequer of the Supreme Lodge of the Works of the Knights of Pythias. Details show questions about funds tied to Krisbis of Lythins money and the finance committee’s concerns. The Supreme Council meets June 10 and will consider actions against Willey and bondsmen. jurisdiction over the matter looms. A separate item notes a NY Presbytery ruling on Dr Briggs appeal and a cyclone demolishing Rosedale Mississippi. reports say residents are uninjured. Also, Vice President Blake of the Domestic Sewing Machine Company seeks court appointment of a receiver for the firm.
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Murdered Path and Mob Violence Surrounding Mormon Tensions
An incoherent report describes a man named Dennis driving to a town with strawberries, drinking, and a domestic dispute leading to a violent confrontation. A mob accuses converts, mobs threaten, and several named counties face anti Morman actions amid investigations and sheriff involvement. The text mentions lynchings, religious tensions, and clashes as authorities respond to alleged threats and executions in the region.
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Stabbing in Neck Case Spurs Wild Street Incident
A violent attack near Mulne and Minott streets left a man wounded and a bystander frightened. The assailant, later described as a French courtesan, reportedly stabbed a victim in the neck and fled. witnesses recalled a struggle and a dog dragging, while police and bystanders looked on. Authorities report the man was treated and the scene contained.
Moving a 5 Yo Between the Bay and Del Monte Service
The plan to establish a new regular daily passenger service between San Francisco and Del Monte runs for 12 miles with 2 hours 50 minutes total runtime at an average rate of 43 miles per hour and limited stops. The timetable notes specific segment times and a slower start in some sections.
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malwa company
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San Francisco
rom Perry
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Montrose
Castroville
Del Monte
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Gilroy
Menlo Park
Sin Jose
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A Brave Sister Prevents a Tragedy on a Tram
A dramatic incident on a tram near Oakland involves Charles Senjer and his wife and sister Rose White. The wife tried to shoot as the assailant appeared, but the intended victim escaped to the rear platform. The assailant fled in a buggy and later claimed the act was her husband’s plot. A separate June 1 report details reorganizations in the civil service and a man named Townsend found insane after attempting to shoot Gladstone. A dispatch from Miumster reports peace restored in Nicaragua with new forces deployed.
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Oakland
Sunday Closing Arguments On Injunction Case
Long through yesterday arguments were heard in the Supreme Court on the Land case. Details describe government figures and the act’s construction while noting delayed responses and a Senate adjournment. A cholera outbreak is reported near Bagdad and Basra with river disruptions.
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