Monument to Gen Shields planned by national government
Washington special explains a bill for a $2,000 monument over General Shields's grave in St Marys Cemetery Carrollton Missouri. Shields, an Irish born soldier and three state U S senator, once faced Stonewall Jackson in a famed Valley campaign and challenged Lincoln to a duel.
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Vp. C
James Shileds
Fpatoemac
Friends
Stonewall Jackson
General Shields
Senate
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Dunsmon
Ireland
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Young Shields
Cerro Gordo
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Missouri
Minnesota
Springfield
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Banks
Jackson
Joseph F. Johnston
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Winchester
Kernstown
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Swift Run Gap
Ewell
McDowell
W. Va
Cooper
Richmond
Milroy
Middletown
Fremont
Shenandoah
Cross Keys
Port Republic
Smeias
Stonewall Brigade
Ottumwa
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
House of Representatives
St. Mary's Cemetery
Carrollton
Senate Committee On Library
All Around Clergyman Announces Johnstown Settlement
The undersigned states he has settled at Johnstown and will attend regularly to all ministerial duties including baptisms marriages and funerals as required by his position and duties.
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Johnstown
Affidavits Describe Cudahy Lillis Showdown In Kansas City
Police affidavits and statements detailing the Cudahy Lillis incident were submitted to county prosecutor Virgil Conkling. They describe finding Lillis wounded and bound, the rope cut by officers who moved him for safety, and note no criminal prosecutions will be pursued. Mrs Cudahy and children remain upstairs in the Walnut Street home while the Cudahy man and Lillis fought in the library.
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Kansas City
Kan
Cudahy
Virgil Conkling
Mr. Lillis
Lillis
Cat Claims Drive to Seizing Ferry Workers Case
Special-Seventeen matrons dismissed for lack of work seek mayoral help after meeting with a secretary. Testimony includes disputes over ownership of a cat and a basket, with arguments about false imprisonment in Mr. Atterbury's office. The judge framed the jury issue around whether there was false imprisonment.
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New York
Gaynors
Melony
Tomkins
Staten
Dr. Ludekin
Dr. Ludekins
Mr. Atterbury
Trenton Garden Win Their Strike
National officers of the Journeymen Union plan a strike on all Public Service Corporation lines in New Jersey to press wage demands after a speedy settlement of the Trenton car strike. Seven cities and a large interurban stretch may be tied up next week as Jersey City Newark Hoboken Paterson Elizabeth New Brunswick and Camden lines are affected. Trolley service resumed today amid public rejoicing after the company yielded to the new demands Friday night without union recognition.
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Trenton
N. J
Jarmen's Union
Public Service Corporation
New Jersey
Corporation
Jersey City
Newark
Hoboken
Paterson
Elizabeth
New Brunswick
Camden
Man seeks divorce over horse meat diet claims
Chicago reports Henry Wittig asks court to grant divorce stating Louisa fed him horse meat for six months with occasional goat meat. He recalls their old farm horse Joshua killed last December and served as steaks. He criticizes meals and asserts pay was always hers.
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Chicago
Henry Wittl
Louisa
Witte
Wittig
Joshua
Man Dies By Own Action In Richmond Bathroom Gas
In Richmond Virginia David L Arthur foreman for I J Smith Co attempted twice to take his own life before, while under his friends watch, he died by asphyxiation from gas in the bathroom of landlady Mrs F E Steinruck at 500 North Seventh Street. Last seen entering the room at 11 pm Friday. Morning gas smell led to locked bath door and investigation.
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Richmond
David L. Arthur
I. J. Smith & Co
F. E. Steinruck
North Seventh Street
J. H. Steinruck
Market Reports Corrected by Wallerstein Produce Company
Weekly market update from Wallerstein Produce Company focusing on poultry prices and supply. Notes corrections issued for prior figures and highlights current market trends, demand signals, and regional dealer activity.
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Wallerstein Produce Company
Richmond Grains and Peanuts Market Report
Virginia wholesale quotations on change with No 2 red western at 1.31 and No 2 red Va new at 1.30 No 3 128 rese and No 2 white 4.40 No 3 white 14 MGS. Oats list and peanut market notes from Petersburg VA show firm prices for Spanish at 1.37 and Virginias at firm levels with machine plated stock in the market.
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Frey
Richmond
Laigs Brown Shipping
Ovee Oeenne Seseees
Petersburg
Ace Virginias
Peeatock
Elling
Naval Militia commander elected in rivalry with Vanderbilt
New York report says Russell Raynor chief of sanitary inspection was elected Commander of the First Battalion of the Naval Militia defeating Cornelius Vanderbilt and Ibert Satterles. Raynor, a seaman turned leader after nearly twenty years of service, succeeds in a tense contest marked by high machine connections.
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New York
Russell Raynor
Bureau of Sanitary Inspection
Board of Health
Naval Militia
Naval Reserve
Raynor
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Ibert Satterles
J. Pierpont Morgan
Gra
Naval Reserve Battle for Commander Raynor Echoes Backers
Strenuous efforts by Vanderbilt adherents and the Naval Reserve veterans supported the election of Commander Raynor over Captain Vanderbilt who had no naval service. Herbert Satterlee and Kalbach also figures in the Hudson Fulton era. Raynor received widespread congratulations from Vanderbilt and Satterlee.
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New Hampshire
Bal Reserve
Herbert Satterlee
Raynor
Satterlee
Naval Militia
Roosevelt
Kalbach
Hudson- Fulton
Messrs
Vanderbilt and
Satterce
Bomb threat at boarding house prompts police call
Two young men rented a room at 149 West Fourteenth Street in New York then returned with two satchels. A bomblike device with wires and a note reading William McGuire and Jack Walch Richfield Pa Warning was found. It was later identified as a carburetor by a garage man.
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New York
Matilda Meyers
West Fourteenth Street
Kate Comerford
Mrs. Meyers
William McGuire
Jack Walch
Richfield
Hyland
Fied
Lieut Powers
Bureau of Combustibles
Lieut. Powers
Tetrazzini Collapses After Mad Scene at Opera House
Madame Tetrazzini fainted in her dressing room after finishing the mad scene in Lucia di Lammermoor at the Manhattan Opera House. She had not been well for days and went on against her doctor’s orders. She is under medical care at home on East End Avenue.
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New York
Madame Tetrazzini
Manhattan Opera House
Dr. Rice
Roosevelt Returns Down White Nile With Expedition
Colonel Roosevelt with son Kermit and other expedition members speeds toward Khartoum aboard the Dal yacht. A barge carries specimens collected in Africa as news crews race to greet the ex-president. He declines talking politics until his US return.
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Egypt
White Nile
Dal
Roosevelt
Kermit
The
Soudan
Ethel
Del
Africa
Wilds
United States
Pianos and organs fair to fill Jefferson Hotel in Richmond
National Association of Piano Dealers contracts for inside showrooms and 100 booths costing up to 320000. May 13 to 21 will host 6000 members and spouses with bands and daily concerts by the United States Marine Band. Richmond officials credit Dabney for securing the convention, which will be a memorable event.
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Ame
H H. Droop
Washington, D. C
D. E. Woolley
Philadelphia
C. R. Putnam
Boston
C. H. Green
New York
Jefferson Hotel
United States Marine Band
S Occers
Dabney
J P Morgan Jr Plans $150 900 Feerer Frame Estate
New York special. J P Morgan Jr son of the financier is building a country home on East Island Hempstead Harbor Long Island near Glen Cove. Ground broken by Charles T Will Inc builders. Plans by La Farge and Grant. Island bought January. Structure 4 stories brick with Colonial trim cost net over 166600 furnishings and fittings ground floor rooms and library. Goal to finish in 1911 spring with ten servants and separate service quarters on site.
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New York
J. P. Morgan Jr
Wall Street
East Island
Hempstead Harbor
Long Island
Glen Cove
Charles T. Wills, Inc
Fifth Avenue
la Farge
Grant
East Twenty-eighth Street
Morgan
Morfan
Manhattan
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