Memorial Day Sermon and National Unity Address
A memorial day observance emphasizes national unity, emancipation, and the preservation of the Union. The speaker recounts Lincoln’s emancipation, the Civil War’s toll, and amendments securing freedom and equal rights, urging citizens to honor the dead by upholding the Constitution, rule of law, and civic duty. The program includes choir songs and a parade to Mt. Oliver Cemetery led by the G.A.R. and local veterans.
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Bivouac of the Dead Warlike Hymn and Memorial Lines
A wartime poem recalling Spartan mothers and fallen soldiers, honoring the brave who sacrificed for their country. It laments loss, vows vigilance, and praises courage amid conflict, invoking the Dark and Woody Ground as a somber backdrop to a valiant guardianship.
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Soldiers Decorate Grave Sites After Duty
Appointed for the purpose, the divisions strewed the graves of the dead comrades with flowers. Each grave was of yesterday. After his duty was completed the divisions returned to their different headquarters and dismissed. Those graves outside of Mt. Olivet were decorated this morning.
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Warehouse collapse in Baltimore kills many
Special to the News reports the Wm. E. Hooper & Co cotton warehouse on South Gay street fell in at 2 15 PM, with about one hundred people inside. Firefighters fear the remaining wall may collapse, and the scene attracted Hook and Ladder companies. Hotel arrivals list numerous names and places, including O E Hachtel, J H Smith, Wm Lawrence, and many Maryland and District of Columbia guests, plus 25 county residents.
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Baltimore
Rioting Miners Burn Coal Company Buildings in Ohio
Intelligence reports riots in Jackson county coal fields southeast of Dayton. About 2000 miners strike after operators refuse annual contracts. Caniton miners marched to Welston and compelled others to join. Company buildings and offices were burned and records destroyed.
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Prisoner Fight Ends in Double Fatal Shooting
In Walkerville Green County Ill Dan Delaney officer along with City Marshal Taning White Hall and Constable Clay confronted James Stanning a convicted swindler from Girard. Stanning opened fire. Liming was mortally wounded and died. Stam ing died instantly with his wounds. Liming leaves a wife and three children.
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Walkerville
Green County
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Wacoupin County
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White Hall
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Staming
Liming
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Rapid Skin Cure
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the greatest medical wonder of the world. Warranted to speedily cure burns, bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, canker, piles, chilblains, corns, tetter, chapped hands, and all skin eruptions. If not cured, money refunded. 25 cents per box. Sold by Garefubt & Steele.
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