Memorial Day Observances across Chicago and Nationals
Chicago veterans and civic groups decorate graves and attend a large Memorial Day parade. The procession is reviewed by officials as crowds fill streets and trains head to cemeteries in sunshine and showers.
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Cmcaco
Sons of Veterans
Daughters of Veterans
Chicago
Caine
Toon
Ho Elock
Neiwen A. Milea
John P. Hopkins
A J Isurben
Adams and
Lake Streets
In Memory of Greeley Monument in New York
Memorial observances in New York marked by a statue unveiling on Broadway near Sixth Avenue honoring Horace Corende. Congressmen Cuniogs and President Keller attended as part of the ceremony in the city’s typographic tradition.
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Fitnuterm Cneesl
New York
New
Anton
Horace Corende
Juetaneef Broadway
Thal
Cuniogs
Keller
Greeley Statue Debate at New York Presa Club
A fragmented report discusses a statue project in Greeley involving city officials and the District Attorney. It mentions Mov Gilroy and a "Newspaper Men of Coday" event, with references to a granite pedestal and a large statue figure likely sixteen miles?
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Greeley
New York Presa Club
Harare
Men of Coday
Tin City
Fedbewe
Mov Gilroy
Mobesa Vesteas
Washington May Day pomp and parade at the White House
May Day celebrations observed in Washington with congressional sessions terminated as President issued proclamations. A large crowd gathered on the White House grounds to honor soldiers and sailors with an unveiling at the Monument and a march to civic sites, while state officials and visitors attended the event.
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Pionwera
White House
Congress
Mower
Leve- Paty Bageve
Altermal
Aebent
Othe
Beldtern Casella
Tehosn
Mary dl
Wasumoton
Ohio
Harter
Layton
Pearson
Ex-Justice Kenneth Sutherland Surrenders in Gravesend Scandal
Sutherland of Coney Island, once convicted in Gravesend election scandal ties, turned himself in to police after fleeing in April amid arrest threats. Separate item notes disorder in the Telegraphers Order after Grand Chief Hamisheny's defeat. Powell elected grand chief by 591056 votes, disputed as unfair.
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Sutherland
Brooklyn
Justice of the Peace
Kenneth F Sutherland
Coney Island
Gravesend
Denver
Hamseny
W V Powell
Richmond May 31 Confederate monument rally sparked riot
In Richmond Virginia thousands gathered for the unveiling of a Confederate monument. Rev R C Cave argued for state sovereignty and liberty while condemning Puritanism and asserting the southern cause was just. In Chicago a mob attacked health officers during unrest tied to a separate incident.
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Ricumond
R. C. Cave
Appomattox
Suwaroff
Kosciusko
Nero
Paul
Herod
Christ
Oliver Cromwell
Abraham Lincoln
Concord
Lexington
Bunker Hil
Bathing costumes and the appeal of open air swimming
The article describes the bathing season and the lure of swimming in open air. It emphasizes the inviting water and pleasant climate that draw people to the water, noting that only a few abstain due to exceptional dispositions.
Bathing Dress Descriptions Highlight Swim Comforts
The piece extols salt water immersion as exhilarating and inclusive for all classes when swimming. It describes a white flannel bathing costume with a yoke bodice, belt, short trousers, a gathered skirt, and a navy blue sailor collar. Skirts range from paneled to smoothed with few very skimpy options.
Princess gowns in fashion art join for refined style
A discussion of the princess gown linking fashion and art, noting its historical appeal from medieval times to modern wear. It praises the taffeta princess style, critiques the corseted form, and describes a sample open-front gown with lace details and jet trimming.
The New Orleans Lynching Court Decision
In the United States circuit court of appeals a decision settles suits by relatives of Italians killed in the parish prison on March 14 1891. The ruling dismisses the case for lack of statutory right of action against mobs and frees the city from damages. The decision is described as exhaustive.
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Chicago
Aurora
Ills
Hungay
Bredonia
N. Y
Craven & Craven
Bradford
England
Russia
Julia Marlowe
Robert Tabor
St James’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Prince Charles of
Isaac Farmer
New York
Columbus
South Dakota
Missy Adeline Knapp
San Francisco Call
Asaoy Mupo
Fiat Minneapolia
Dunbar & Sullivan
Sault Ste. Marie
John Packwood
Pag¢kwood
Black River Falls
Wis
Wallace Walter
James Amplett
Topolobampo
Mexico
CBR
Arkansas
la Grange
Breckinnidge
Charles Stewart Parnell
Kiley Yates
Springfield
Charles R. Williams
Rand, McNally & Co
Williams
Edward Kohn
Iain
A Adams
Kings County
Moontha
Ada
Rio
Mello
Bragiane
Rau
OH Peck
Wo Kinnebridge
Mr Dukes
Tilton Bo
Danville
Ils
Smith's Falla
Alex Lindsay
Mra Ingeraui
Cape Ain
Walkerville
Ill
Lovess
Calton Cemetery
Edinburgh
Scotland
United States
Sharon
Mass
Edward Y Goodwin
Roxbury
Benjamin McLeod
Boston
Oregon
Pennsylvania
J. M. Loeulbe
Covington
American Protective Association
Government department headroom cuts under economy drive
The government printing office dismisses 100 workers and Benedict reduces staff. Lamont eliminates about 300 war department clerks to meet the recently passed appropriation bill. The Dockery commission findings prompt further cuts in treasury post office and other departments.
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War Department
Treasury
Post Office
Department
Good and Bad Taste in Dress Analysis
The article argues that good taste reflects an instinctive sense of fitness but cannot be fixed by rigid rules. It notes that what is tasteful varies by time and individual, using dress as an example where appeal changes with context and wearer.
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Poutnanno
Neal Dow
Portland
Josephine
Indiana
Taylor
Brota
Jason Brown
Ax-Ton- Brockslaeger
Land Office
Cleveland
Holman
George Wiliam Cooper
Bynum
Brookshire
Nut
Dan Waugh
Tom Hammond
McNagny
Fort Wayne
Alien County
Conn
Martin
George W Steele
Charles J. Henry
Jesse Overstreet
A M Hardy
Illinois
G W Smith
Kansas
Chester L Long
Mmber
T J Fludson
W A Calderhead
John Davia
Mr Curtis
Pennsylvania
Dalzell
Stone and
Phillips
Matthew Griswold
Sibley
Tonnocasco
J. K Weathersford
J H. Raley
Oregon
Henry C. Snodgrass
Tennessee
Blue and Gold Taffeta Gown Fashion Note
An illustration shows a blue and gold taffeta costu me with a draped tunic in blueberry satin and guipure trim, balloon sleeves in taffeta, and gold satin bows. The text discusses taste in dress and the mix of opinions on colors and styles amid evolving fashion.
Colored handkerchiefs and parasols in refined fashion
The article notes growing popularity of colored handkerchiefs with varied textures and borders, praising white lace and embroidery variety. It covers parasols with plain handles, lace puffs, and satin models, while criticizing bold stationery colors and scents. A stray obituary fragment mentions a man named Japid choleted and a father holding a daughter.
Senate Bribery Case and Shipping Delays Stir Washington
In Washington May 81 special reports the senate commerce committee’s slow action on key bills including Hudson river bridge funding and a new government printing office site. The Pan American league meeting is sparsely attended while strikes and labor discontent ripple through government and industry.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Commerce
Ransom
Hudson River Bridge
New York
House
Fish Commission
Pennsylvania
Senate
Mandeorson
Senat
Mahone Lot
Harris
Kyle
United States
Liliuokalani
Pacifico Railway
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W B. Russell
Rodman
John Wagner
Butte
Mont
Manitowoc
Oliver Busley
Bostey
Henry Klinber
Charles Weimburp
Chippewa Falls
Twully Braied
Fred Jack
San Antonio Tex
Pear Hrackett
Custos
Tenafarusendorf
John Grumndorf
Mires Gromendorf
Grunsendorf
Adnan
Beng
Clinton
Mra. Lochwend
Woashisros
Belva
Iuoreme
Court of Appeals of
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Fuller
Row Ots
Amieh
Thomas McCreagh
Here
Kingsley
Poien
Michael Morarity
Oborthy
Perhares
Ramary
Jean Altgeld
Sephkiset
Altgeld
Claires
BO Summons
Ask Luna
Board of Trustees
Home For the
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van Fritz
Paris
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M Hopetest
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General Merier
Wax
Cave
Troy Street
Allport Street
Hinman
Maxwell Street Canal
Port Avenue
Lawndale
Waaon
Hunt
Harvey Campbell
E. H. Chloupek
Blue Island Avenue
George 0. Hunt
Oakwood Boulevard
William O'Connell
A. Schleesler
Campbell
Chloupek
Schleusler
O'Connor
O'Connell
H. B. Beegle
Canniport Avenue
de Hunt
Ponmeylvanis
Missouri
Champ Clark
Cobb
St. Louis
Barnes
St. Joe
Fyan
John J. O’neill
Hall
Second
Curiaco
Sixteenth and
Clark Streets
W .N. Young
Pion Riacer Steins
Boise
Ida
Idaho County
Pros
Greenup, Ill
Guersur
Denman & James Bank
W. H. James
W H James
Ureenup
Ohio Democrats
Ente
Helen Marie Whipple
Frank B. Whipple
Pan-American Company of
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Heart Dissusa
Sawalian
Union Pacific Railroad
Huntington
Joaquin Valley
E. Edwards
Peffer
Allen
Amalgamated Convention Aloseas
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
M M Garland
Pittsburg
J G Kilgallen
Steven Madden
Gorman
Baltimore
Senator Gorman
Iowa
Des Mutnas, Kin
Democratic State Capital Committee
Des Moines
Horacé Boies
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