Dedication of a Civil War monument at West Point scene
In West Point on June 1 in a ceremony for a battle monument honoring officers who fell in the Civil War, Secretary of War Alger and army officials attended. Brig. Gen. Wilbon opened with a historic address while Gen. Schofield and Justice Brewer spoke on loyalty and sacrifice.
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West Por
Jang
Alcer
Merritt
Ruggles
Franklio
Butterfield
Stanton
Viele
Saxton
James Somestreet
Chaplain Shipman
Bngadier
John M. Wilbon
Ehter
Engineers
U. S.A
Schotteht
Republic
Nen
Bso
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Brewer
United States
Commencement at National University Law School Honors Class
President Mee Kinley conferred the degrees on about 60 graduates at the annual commencement in Washington. Notables attended. Senator Kauston of Nebraska spoke, and George N. Brown of Wyoming delivered the senior class valedictory. The graduates represent all union sections and the event followed a long presidential tradition.
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Washington, Jane
Mee Kinley
National University Law School
Thy City
Grant
Hayes
Arthur
Clevel
Kaurston
Nebraska
George N. Brown
Wyoming
Battery laden baseball scores from New York to Cleveland
Yesterday's league games across multiple cities show batteries pairing star pitchers and catchers for wins and losses. Notable matchups include Washington at Cincinnati, Chicago at Philadelphia, and Boston at Brooklyn with standout pitching duels and attendance notes across Mansfield Youngstown Wheeling and Cincinnati venues.
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Pame
Eek
Boye Cimphees
Ganes
Philadilphia
Loulseilie
Taylore
Doyle
Wel
Mase
Wilton
Umipitu-McDonald
Brooklyn— Wey
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Payne
Grim
Your O'Connor
Amypires
Ridan
Boston
Stivetts
Mahoney
Garrel
Evan
Kissinger
O'Day
St. Louis
Hoxton
Pittsburg
New York
Louisy
IBM I BS el
Gamce
Pak Baat
Bonutle
Lynch
Tage
Wille
Mansfield
Springfield
Touglas
van Gleaen
Campbell
Messitt
Rieman
Greenwalk
New Caytla
Local residents galore on visit and travel notices
A string of Baltimore and Ohio connections pass through the city with plans to work in Monterey Mexico. Coroner Strong suffered a fainting spell amid Decoration exercises, aided by Jacob K. Couter, now recovering at home. Numerous residents and visitors are listed including Senator Wellington, Mr. Frank Beall, Mr. and Mrs. Dilley, Miss Johnston, Mr. Garland, and others touring Baltimore and surrounding towns. A note also mentions a church Sunday school time change and several people preparing travel to New York and Ireland.
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Jetsa T. Brillhart
Martineburg
Baltimore
Ohio
Monterey
Mexico
Strong
Jacob
Kk. Couter
Kate Orem
Mensfield
H. A. Orem
Lea Street
George L. Wellington
Carrollton
Yeeteray
Frank C. Beall
Freetburg
Ube Carrolton
Charles P. Manning
Preston Street
Dtey Garland
Bulifalo Mills
City
J. A
Ton Edwards
Hendry Zk
Pittsburg
Gonna Wheeler
Virginia
Fitus Rosaworm
Misa Grace T. Davia
Schuuel Hoovers
Clearfield Pa
Cramer Binherd
Bedford Street
Cramer Bernherd' Aodeon
Elmer
Bedford County
Carrie Herman
S Mies
Mary Barry
Eckhart
New York
Ireland
Clara Groubh
Ella Barry
George Brackett
Bia Suinger
Roman
Cumberland
Gov. Lasadee
J. Jahoeon
Cincinnat
Delegates Listed for Allegany and Garrett Counties Meeting
Delegates from Allegany and Garrett counties to the Democratic and Republican State Committee meetings in Baltimore are named. The Democratic slate includes William McDermott, J. A. Sprigg, Joshua Johnson in Allegany and William Miller, P. B. A. Corholm, C. E. Ellethorpe in Garrett. Republicans list George W. Spyder, H. W. Sehok, W. J. Cooper, Otta Hohig, W. B. Bradley, P. C. Barnes in Allegany and C. J. Otto, J. E. Kolb, J. C. Peddicord in Garrett. The article notes the two state committees meet the same day, promising political activity in Baltimore.
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Garrett
Democratic
Republican State Committee
Baltimore
Allegany County
William McDermott
J. A. Sprigg
Joshua Johnzon
Garrett County
Walliam Miller
PB. A. Corholm
C. E. Ellethorpe
Republican
George W. Spyder
H. W.sehock
W. J. Cooper
Otta Hohig
W. B. Bradley
P. C. Barnes
C. J. Otto
J. E. Kolb
J.C. Peddicord
Earthquake Tremors Widespread Across Southern States
June 1 reports describe a distinct quake across the South Atlantic and mid southern states with tremors felt from Savannah to Knoxville. Shocks lasted under a minute, with notable damage in Pittsburgh and Knoxville as chimneys toppled and people fled.
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South Atlantic
Middle Southern
Weather Bureau
Savanuoah
Pennsylvania
Knoxville
Jane
Weet
Eit
East
Tennessee
Virginia
Whiston
N. Y
Middesboro
Barboursville
Eynehburg
Rarelan
N. C
Charlotte
Luxemore
Danville
Cranceston
W. Va
Memorial Day Observances Across the Nation United by Remembrance
Memorial day ceremonies marked by flag draping and tributes at national and local cemeteries. President McKinley attended Arlington with a gun salute as veterans and civic leaders gathered in Brooklyn Boston and other cities. Wreaths and floral offerings highlighted honors for Sheridan Porter Harney Ricketts and the 54th Massachusetts battalion. An immense crowd at Grant's tomb and at national cemeteries reflected enduring reverence.
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Wasiisaroy
Jane
Washington
National Cemetery
Ar Aiington
Virginia
Potomac
General Sheridan
Admiral Porter
Mobile
Harney
Ricketts
Arlington
McKinley
Fourth Artillery
United States Army
New York
Grant
Strong
John P. Newman
Boston
Boston Common
John Robert Gouldshaw
Fifty-fourth
Massachusetts
Fort Weigner
S. C
Vicissera
Miss
Ciatranoona
J. H. MacGowan
Short House Session Delayed by Memorial Day Rules
In Washington on June 1 a large audience filled the house and galleries as Republicans sought a recess to advance conference reports on Indian and sundry civil appropriations yet avoid working on Memorial Day. Debate over journal approval and funding for the government printing office dominated, with protests from Democrats and objections to legislative timing. Secretary Gage arrived back amid public impatience over tariff bill delays.
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Wastxeton
Lewis
Dem
Wash
Cannon
Rep
Tih
Government Printing Office
Richardson
Tenn
Senate
Abr. Simpson
Kan
Receas
Gage
Cincinnati
Commercial Club
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Mass casualty train collision kills twenty one excursionists on Long Island
A New Year outing by twenty one Brooklyn residents from Greene Avenue Baptist Church ended in tragedy at the Merrick Boulevard crossing near Mineola. Five died and many were injured as a Long Island Railroad train struck their tally ho coach, mangling bodies, with some severely injured and others dead on impact. Witnesses described a sudden crash as the engine punched forward, pinning and tearing the party beneath the wreckage.
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Valley Spring
Long Island
Tally-Ho
Greene’ Avenue Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Long Island Railroad
Merrick Boulevard
George F. Fashley, Jr
William Gilchnst, Jr
Winslow Lewis
Lester E. Roberts
Dora Burtsch
Emma Broge
Clara Stuart
Anna Andre
Lawrence Barnes
Walter Wellbrook
John Lewis
Edward McCormick
Arl Barnes
Miss Pashley
Tillie Hern
Edna Bulmer
Mineola
Durrant declares fate on gallows in San Questix
The text reports Theo dore Durrant stating if he must die on the gallows he will die a man and opposes death by his own action. It mentions appeals to his parents and a complex note about invitations of relatives and attendance at the hanging.
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Havana
W. J. Calhoun
United States
Guanibacoa
Ricardo Ruiz
Popper
Hrvana
Wreckey Real
Jule
Mil
San Francisco
San Quentin Prison
San Quentin
Hate
Wilkins
Surpeor Lawler
San Questix
Cal
Theodore Durrant
Dispensary Law Challenge Affects Liquor Import Rules
Judge Simonton of the U S circuit court filed a decision restraining South Carolina from blocking liquor imports, ruling that interstate commerce allows sale in original packages. The ruling, upheld on appeal, could revitalize the state’s dispensary law. Heavy fronts across Wisconsin caused damage to crops. frost threatened stone fruits and berries, with snow in higher elevations and ground cover several inches deep.
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Simonton
United States Circuit Court
Vanderzook
South Carolina
Simon
Wie
Sane
Wisconsin
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