Memorial Day Observance Highlights Grave Decorating in City
Tuesday's weather opened with showers then sun as Washington Post G A R detachment led a large procession to the cemetery. Flowers and wreaths covered every veteran grave, with the stand decorated by Harry Schaum featuring portraits of Washington Lincoln Garfield and a large nation scene. Gov. Robinson and speakers delivered addresses as crowds watched the ceremony and parade conclude with a citywide sense of tribute.
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Weather outlook for Missouri valley fair and cooler
May telegraph reports indicate fair weather for the Missouri valley with winds mostly northerly. Temperatures and pressure are steady or rising, suggesting a stationary to higher trend.
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Public debt drop and Jefferson remains news note
May debt decrease estimated at about ten million due to pension payments. Thomas Jefferson's remains to be brought to Glenwood Cemetery for burial when feasible. Reuben Lucas shot by court order in Indian Territory for December murder of A. McMinney. feud linked Choctaw families. Millersville State Normal School monument vandalized with ink.
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Destruction of Millinery Stores Amid Fires in Several Towns
Fire and water damaged the millinery shop of Gollschalk & Lederman in Lascasten Pennsylvania for about 30000 with 25000 insured. Bugbee Block in Privan burned with adjoining buildings suffering about 60000 loss. Forest fires rage near East Towns Mic a and Towas region with drenching rains failing to arrive, threatening timber. In Greenisle West Virginia a wholesale grocery and liquor store fire caused total losses around 80000 with 10000 building loss and substantial insured amount.
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Foreign News Highlights and Uncertain Claims
London May 31 reports France may send more ships to Alexandria in a doubtful tale. Ireland rumors warn of assassination applause at a London meeting. Cairo natives fear signing a petition affecting the khedive and French measures. Canada notes a £19,000 city accounts shortfall. Chief Bear seen crossing toward United States with 500 lodges. Spirits bill inquiry yields data but no funds traced. Professor H J T Haltner dies in Crespy.
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Woolen Webb & Co. assigns for creditors in Kansas City
The banking firm Woolen Webb & Co. of this city made an assignment for the benefit of creditors to Hon. Franklin Sanders. Officials estimate liabilities at about $72,000 with real estate assets around $76,000 and receivables about $354,000. The move should not affect other city banks.
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