President Roosevelt Memorial Day Address at Fortsmouth Va
Memorial day observance in Fortsmouth Virginia honors fallen heroes with a Roosevelt address at the Naval Cemetery. The president joins veterans in laying flowers, shakes hands with Col. W. H. Stewart, and praises the Union’s veterans while stressing civilian duties and national unity.
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Naval Cemetery
Speal
Scrippe-McMian
Col. W. H. Stewart
Confederacy
Mahone ‘Brigade
Southern Soldiers Remembered At Greenlawn Ceremonies
At Greenlawn a Confederate and Union memorial event featured floral tributes and speeches honoring both sides. Ian Wallace spoke for Confederate abiders, stressing duty, sacrifice, and loyalty while recalling the Unknown Soldier. The observance was organized with Union Veteran Legion support and Emmet Club decorates Holy Cross cemetery graves including Burns and O Donnell.
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Greenlawn
Ian Wallace
Confederat
Emmet Club
Holy Cross Cemetery
An ‘Eaai
Michael Burns
Michaul ‘O'Donnell
Thomas McCarthy
Patrice
Patrick Carney
Arlington Cemetery Memorabilia and Memorial Day Plans
Arlington Cemetery prepares for Memorial Day observances as veterans and local groups arrange ceremonies. The event calendar includes laid wreaths and patriotic displays with participation from area organizations and officials.
Why Do The Men Quit The Church Address Here
Special to The Two Cincinnati May 0 Wy Men Stay Away From Church told by themselves in an address before a meeting of ministers of the Presbyterian church Rev Charles E Walker led a canvass of absentees asking why they missed services Each respondent offered excuses including work six days and Sunday recreation cold receptions to members and unengaging sermons with hypocrites cited in the church context
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Cincinnati
Presbyterian Church
Charles BE
Walker
Burtwell
Toledo Triumphs In Morning Game Over Indianapolis
Toledo defeats Indianapolis 9 to 1 in a morning contest highlighted by strong pitching from Jack Butham and timely hits. Marcan, new to the Hoosiers, performed well in the field while Rothgeb and James contributed early offense for Toledo. Attendance reached about 1,200 as Indianapolis stranded runners and Toledo capitalized on a few miscues.
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Jack Butham
God Relding
Toledos
Billy Hart
Grillottes
Bulboff
Lily” Marcan
Saints
Wessnes
Hert
Rothgeb
Balloo James
Kaboo
Pake LO Krueger
Fitz
Knabe
W. Clarke
Krueger
Abbott
Cannell
J. Clarke
Jude
Tadianapolis
Bull HO
Carrs
Carr
James
Marceau
Herne
Alf Cannel
Pamont
Dune
Struckomi—Hart
Sutholt
W. Clark
Dawe
Demont
Kahee
Indianpolis
Umphra— Haskell
Attendanine
Decoration Day Reveres Civil War Dead in Indianapolis Parade
On Decoration Day Indianapolis citizens honored the fallen with flags and tributes at Crown Hill Mt Jackson Greenlawn Holy Cross and Butler College. The living veterans received cheers as thousands lined the parade route saluting Old Glory in a nationwide show of free America pride.
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Indianapolis
Crown Hill
Mts. Jackson
Greenlawn
Holy Cross
Butler College
Free America
Veterans Honor Guard Parade At Arlington Memorial
The annual tribute to departed comrades took place with 20 000 soldiers buried at Arlington National Cemetery honored. Flowers were placed on graves by the Women's Relief Corps, and a 10 o'clock parade moved along Pennsyvlvania Avenue with G A R posts, Marine Band, mounted police, and National Guard. A centennial program of music and oratory followed at noon with addresses by Rep. B P Birdall and Rev Dr Dove Stafford. A floral boat to honor a dead editor drifted on the Potomac, launched by union veteran Stephen R Whittey, a recurring tribute that typically fades after days at sea.
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Thundténg
Union Veteran Legion
Ve Echools
United Bpanjah War Veterans
Han
Thesol
Mera
Fall Creek
Meridiga St
Ion
Union Vetrrang
Ariington National Cemetery
Medern F
Women's Relief Corps
Pennsylvanie-aye
Marine Band
Batuyon
National Guard
Hoare
Grand Army
Washington, Alexandria & Mount Vernon
Arlington
B. P. Birdall
Dove Stafford
Gt. Patrick’s Church
Soldiers' Home
Potomnre
Roosevelt
Stephen R. Whittey
Memorial Day Duties Battle Shielded by Cold Wet Weather
Chicago observers recall Memorial Day as cold and drizzling, yet soldiers and veterans from the Grand Army, National Guard, and veterans' guard paraded through the city. Flowers were laid on every Cook County grave. Governor Deneen and his staff reviewed the procession along the boulevards.
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Gevippe-McEae Preas Association
Chicago
Cook County
Grand Army
Theational Guard
Veterans’ Guard
Memorial Day Parade Draws Veterans in Cincinnati
May 20 in Cincinnati Memorial Day opened bright with a cool breeze. At 2 PM the annual parade started with hundreds of Civil War veterans, about 200 Spanish War veterans, several hundred Sons of Veterans, junior order members, and other patriotic groups marching through the city.
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Sortppemenes Freee Association
Cincinnati
Vabiout
Smi Sons of Veterans
Suvernl
Order of American Mechanics
Memorial Day Parade Seen in New York City
Vice-President Fairbanks and Gen. Chiet tee reviewed the Memorial Day parade near the Soldiers' and Ballers' monument on Riverside Drive. The procession featured U S troops and regiments from the national guards and civic groups with several thousand spectators. The day was sunny and activities included games and beach outings drawing about 300000 to Coucy Inland.
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Scrippe-McRae Cree Aseociation
New York
Fairbanks
Blent
A. R. Chiettee
Rhyrerside Drive
A. R.peata
United States Troops
Uniiica
National Guards
Yine
I@ancy
Coucy
Killed by Cannon in Lapel During Practice
Special to The Sem Lapel Indiana Mayor Moore, 10, son of Dr John R Moore, was killed and two companions Fred Eltison and Irwin Fisher were injured by a cannon explosion during a Memorial Day practice. A shotgun barrel, plugged and spiked to a wooden wheel, served as the improvised cannon. The second shot drove a spike through Moore’s chest. he died while attempting to reach his name.
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Ind
Hrod Moore
John R. Moore
Fred Eltison
Irwin Fisher
Young Moore
Boy Accidentally Shot Ends in Tragedy at Local Home
Special to The Lafateus Indiana reports a fatal accident when a boy, ray harmes, accidentally discharged a firearm in a residence near the city. An aide named Hallet aided, but Harmes died from the injuries. The incident occurred in May.
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Lafateus
Ind
Kay
Tare Mori
Wxtd
Adam Harmon
Farinée
Thie
City
Beveridge Bill Aims at Meat Inspection Reform
Washington reports roosevelt backs Beveridge meat inspection amid calls to bar Neill Reynolds findings. Beveridge argues for strong federal controls to protect both foreign and domestic meat markets while promising accountability and moral regeneration in business.
Formaldehyde in Hams in New York Slaughterhouses
Investigators Charlie P. Noll and James B. Reynolde examined New York slaughterhouses for President Roosevelt and found conditions echoing Chicago Packingtown. George A. Christian, secretary for the Butchers' Union, said the president’s commissioners were shocked by local squalor and abuses.
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Ippe-Meltae Frese Aseveancien
New York
Charlie P. Noll
James B. Reynolde
Chicago
Roosavelt
George A. Christian
Butchers’ Union
Thie City
Puckingtown
Handars
Government beef inspection report hints at packer costs
A special White House draft report to the president from labor leaders Reynolds and Neill of New York discusses觕ased testimony from Chicago meatpackers. It suggests the Beveridge amendment should not place inspection costs on packers, as the Agriculture Department opposes government funding. The final report, likely to be released within ten days, aims to document alleged industry conditions and push for policy changes.
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Roosevel
Beveridge
Shesper Bega Fn
White House
Neill-Reynolds
Chicago
WI Mama
Buler
New York
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House
Doveridge
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Setlon
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Haanheener
Warren
Wyoming
Nell
Reynolda
Rerigos-MeTine
Specia
Neill
James B. Steynplas
Packingtown
Deoma
Reynolds
Germans Debate U S Meat Exports Behind 2000 Years?
German and European papers react to tainted meat disclosures from the United States. Editors attack American business and morality while some papers urge prohibition of U S canned goods imports. Critics claim U S commerce is permeated by corruption and crime.
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Saza America
Hertype
MeFar Preas
Berling
United
Germany
Toqiy
Thy Journale
Eas
America
Vorsiche Zeitung
Blugsburk Zeitung
Vfhe
Drowned Travelers Linked To Rail Route Discovery
A fragmentary item reports 65 people drowning related to a railroad route survey in a Quebec region near Lake Saint John and northeast of Quebec. It mentions a traveling passenger agent, a Milan? or Indianapolis trip, and regional places such as Pembroke and Grover. Further readable details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Tutris
Quebec
Amd
America
Aay
Dubbelh
Bustaren
Lee Ie
Kkom Lake
Grover
Eland
Artisle
Indianapolis
Unions Plan Largest State Labor Gathering in September
The State Federation of Labor moves to hold a major meeting in September in Indianapolis to discuss political and labor issues. A memorial to Congress favors immigration reform and a large delegation of about 190 skilled workers will attend. Samuel Gompers may attend with State Federation president A. Perkins expected to chair welcoming events.
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Federation of Labor
State Federation of Labor
Indhinapalia
Tisto Fe
Marcel
Amerian Federation of Labor
Khong
A. Fo
A. F. of L
Frye
Joe Cannan
Congress
Thor
Septembun
Bentember
Piabor
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
American Fedration of
Yabor
Ragar A. 'Perkina
Fererationrat
Ehadr
Dubkela Case Notes Include Guilt Confession
A fragment from a report references Dubkela and a confession of guilt tied to a crime. Details are sparse, but the note points to a named place and a culpable act investigated by authorities. Further context is unclear.
Spain King Reaches Marriage Treaty With Ena of Battenberg
The treaty signed in London May 3 provides an annual grant of 99 000 pounds to Princess Ena, wife of King Alfons of Spain. Should she become a widow she would receive 50 000 pounds yearly. Ena renounces all rights to the British throne.
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Ena
Scrippe-McRar Prevo Association
London
Alfonsc
Spain
Battenberg
Medes
Madrid a Fairyland wedding of Alfonso and Ena
Madrid May 20 crowds thronged the streets for a royal wedding week end as King Alfonso and Princess Ena signed their marriage contract. The ceremony was private with royal and diplomatic guests while tens of thousands gathered to witness the public pageantry. Anarchist fears prompted tight security with detectives and 10 suspects detained at the railway station.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Ena
Battenberg
Pwrdn
Dian
Gerowa
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