Remember the Dead Parade Reviews in New York and Brooklyn
Memorial day celebrations spread across New York and vicinity with parades led by Major General Miles in Manhattan and Governor Roosevelt in Brooklyn. Large crowds traveled to cemeteries while salutes from the battleship Texas echoed near Grant's tomb and hissing marred the Seventh regiment viewing.
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Miles
New York
Roosevelt
Brooklyn
Avecciated
Manhattan Island
Long Island
New Jersy
Spain
Manhattan
New York City
National Guard
Fifth Avenue
Washington Arch
National Guardsmen
Roe
C. D. Sigsabed
John B. Hyde
Madison Square
Milles
Riverside Park
Grant
Gov. Roosevelt
Texas
Harlem special rear end collision injures forty at Lake Street elevated
A rear end crash on the Lake Street elevated in Chicago injured forty as a Harlem race track special struck a stopped 8th Street train near Oakley Avenue. The motorman lost control. several cars splintered but no cars fell from the structure. Most injuries were to limbs. none of the injured were believed dead.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Lake Street
Oakley Avenue
8Th Street
Memorial Day observance at National Cemetery in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee on May 39 veterans from Civil War and Spanish War graves received flowers during a joint National Cemetery memorial. Dr Z J Race of the United States Grant University delivered the G A R oration and Lt Cook of the Fourth Tennessee regiment spoke for Spanish War dead as artillery fired a salute.
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Ware
Chittanooga
Tenn
Naonal
Chicksmauga
Z. J. Race
United States Grant University
Thieutenant Cook
Tennessee
Paco
Col
Denby S
McKinnon
McQuad
Stevenson
Idaho Regiment
Fire destroys two blocks of houses on Main Street
Fire today destroyed two blocks of Imisinesa houses on the east side of Main Street along with their contents. Jose Wilk reach valued at 3.00 dollars, partially insured.
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Curtis
Ned
May
Main Street
Jose Wilk
Memorial Day Exercises in Nation’s Capital Highlight Navy and Civil War Remembrances
Washington held Decoration Day ceremonies with the president and cabinet at Arlington and the Lee mansion as naval events and Civil War memories blended with Spanish American War tributes. Parades filled streets as National Guard, veterans groups, and sailors from the Dolphin joined the observances.
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Nation
Capital
Sea Associated
Washington, D. C
Na Hona! Capital
Arlington National Cemetery
Soldiers’ Home
Atlent Army of the Dead
Lity
National Guard
Naval
Dolphin
Une
Arlington
Army
Navy
Lee Mansion
Memorial Day Observances Across Cities Highlight Civil War Remembrance
Memorial day ceremonies closed offices and schools in Philadelphia and nearby areas. G A R and veterans honored Confederate and Union dead with flags, wreaths, and color guards at Germantown Mount Moriah and other cemeteries. In Louisville the tradition continued with a Cave Hill procession and taps at graves. A separate report notes a Milwaukee case where a parent reported a pupil assault.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Spain
National Cemetery
Germantown
Mount Moriah
Dass
Washington Monument
Fairmount Park
Meade
Camden
New Jersey
Lavisville
Louisville
Leyte
New Albans
Ind
Jones
Hourea
Schoole
Cave Hill Cemetery
Sravez
Nis
Memorial Day Parade and Services in Oshkosh
Memorial day observers in Oshkosh featured bright skies and large crowds. Veterans from Spanish American and earlier wars led a parade along Main Street to Riverlado Cemetery, with the G A R and Woman's Relief Corps organizing arrangements. The procession included Mayor Merrill, state officials, aldermen, and a full Arion band, as young veterans and Porto Rican Campaign members joined the ranks. A solemn cemetery service followed the parade, honoring all generations of soldiers.
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Oshkosh
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Membnrs
G. A. R. and
Woman's Relief Corps
Main Street
Fire Department
South Main Street
Turner Hall
Ninth Street
Eighth Street
Algoma Street
T. S. Allen
Col
Gabe Bouck
Dickinson
Appleton
Arion
Camain J. A. Nemitz
Frei
3. W. Holister
John Laabe
EF. Heide
Wisconsin National Board
A. G. Cal
W. Paine
Ninty
W. A. Mantan
Une
Lyran Grengaan
Hho
Aaliet
Deney'a
Ville Eirie
States of the Union
Memorial ceremony draws crowd at city cemetery
A solemn memorial event led by Mayor Morrill featured prayer by Chaplain W P Requa and an address by Attorney General H R Hicks. Miss Harriet E L Clark gave a patriotic recitation, with music by a quartet and the Arion band. Crowds filled the cemetery grounds before the parade arrived.
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Morrill
Ceremonica
Asev
BE. W. P. ReQua
H.R. Hicks
Harriet EL Clark
Iseman HH. Powers
Arion
Memorial Day Observed at Battery Knoll Manila
Memorial day services at Battery Knoll near Manila honored about 390 buried soldiers. Flowers were laid on each grave as the Sixth artillery band played and taps sounded under the parade of uniforms. Chaplains and officers delivered orations while colonial and American regiments participated.
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New England
Sunaet
Battery Knoll
Dreyfus Case Report Claims Esterhazy Wrote Bordereau
M Ballot de Beaupre declares in court he is convinced the bordereau was written by Major Count Ferdinand Walsin Esterhazy. The finding shocks anti revisionists and prompts outcry from the League of Patriots as arguments for Dreyfus retrial intensify.
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M. Ballot de Beaupre
Dreyfus
M. de Beaupre
Cragons
Sol. du Paty de Clam
Henry
Gonz
Belsdeffre
M. Beaupre
Ferdinand Walsin Esterhazy
Coure| Mnertial
M. Maneau
Esterhazy
Fanizzard
Ballot de Beaupre
Major Esterhazy
Dr. de Beaupre
Devil's Island
League of Patriots
Maurice Barres
Charmes-Sur-Moselle
Missionary Reports Highlight Baptist Union Session
The American Baptist union in San Francisco opened its third session with reports from the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and a special paper on Fifty years of Pacific Coast foreign missions. Rev. J. F. Frost, Rev. Underland, and President Fuller spoke on lay involvement and mission work as committees formed and the Home Mission session closed the first day.
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Senate
San Francisco
Cal
American Baptist Union
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Pacific Coast
3. S. Underland
J. F. Frost
Fuller
Massachusetts
Home Missionaries
Largest Indiana oil well spouts 300 barrels near Marion
The Indiana oil field near Marion reports two new wells. the first spouted 300 barrels yesterday and is expected to produce 40 barrels daily, while a second well three miles east yields 22 to 30 barrels per day. Landowners and operators pace the town as oil excitement spreads.
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Marion
Ind
Inins
Merion
Moren
Swift & Co lands Cuba beef contract for army rations
The Chicago firm Swift & Co won a contract to provide refrigerated beef for troops in Cuba. The plan calls for about 18,790 pounds daily, totaling around 845000 pounds for the year. London dispatch notes prosecutors will proceed with fraud charges against Mez Terah Wodey, tied to a corporate matter.
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Chicago
Terranes
Sopris Leet
Washington
Weeton
Havant
Swift Ee (Co. of
Chiraes
Cuba
Swift & Co
Ivke
De Roulede Case Hearings At Paris Court
The Court of Cassation resumed the hearing on May 30 in Paris against Mi. De Roulede and Marcel Habert for inciting soldiers to insubordination. The defendants elicited loud shouts of Vive De Roulede as they were admitted. De Roulede testified that he sought a plebiscitary republic rather than a dynasty.
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Associated Press
Paris
Palace of Justice
Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
Mm. de Houlede
Morlel-Habert
Court of Casu Sation
Mazeau
Dressas
Court of Caseation
Mm. de Rous Jede
Marcel Habert
Vermeer Mayor Koes Dies in Tennivere Apoplexy
In Knoawiite Tennessee on May 2 former mayor Hon. LG. Ross collapsed and died from apoplexy. Ross served as vice president of the Mechanics National Bank and was a prominent civic figure. The report also notes a Lord Wim horse race at Epsom with Knight of the Thistle winning and Laura day and Wenniston placing.
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Jon. J. G. Koes
Vermeer
Knoawiite
Tennivere
Mrosap Knox
Tenn
LG. Ross
This Ciy
Vicw
Mechanics’ Natonal Bank
Parks Mae
Sian
London
Toad
Kisnaped Child Marion Clark Confirms No New Clues
Captain Mette stated no new information emerged about the Kisnaped child Marion Clark. He mentioned limited progress and declined to reveal additional details today in New York.
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New York
Mettekey
Marion Clark
Foreclosure Decree Clears Wisconsin Central Reorganization
A decree of foreclosure under the first mortgage advances the reorganization of Wisconsin Central. Intervenor Mark T. Cox withdrew opposition after adjusting with the reorganization committee. Representatives for the committee and stakeholders anticipate merging the Central system into a single corporation through stock purchases.
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Wisconsin Central
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wit
Wisconsin Central Company
United Games Circuit
Central
Intercats
Mark T. Cox
Reorganization Committee
Beeman
New York
Sheldon
John A. Stewart
Rathers
Vandyke
Edwin Abbott
Central Car Company
Wiveansity
William Blum Wins Wheeling Road Race On Memorial Day
William Blum won the Wheeling to Garfield Park road race with a seven and a half minute handicap in 1 hour 17 minutes 42 seconds. Charles Merz finished second as an eight minute man. A grand stand collapse sent about 100 spectators to the ground but caused no serious injuries. The event drew 242 entrants amid Memorial Day restraint and will be moved to July 4 in future years due to officials’ opposition.
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Associated Pregs
Chicago
Wheeling
Orapoiated
Wiliam Blum
Charles Merz
Blum
Furgeson
LODAN'S BALL GAMES BROWNS OUTCLASS COLTS AND PHILLIES
Sports digest of scores from Milwaukee Columbus Brooklyn Giants and other early evening games. Highlights include Columbus beating Milwaukee 19 to 4 with pitchers Briggs Sullivan Hart Voltendorf Speer and Barnes, Chicago defeating the Phillies in a morning game, Brooklyn triumphing 6 to 1 over Louisville, and Cincinnati over the Giants 4 to 3 amid fielding woes.
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Milwaukee
Roves Eawy
Colombes
Associated Press
Briggs
Sullivan
Hart
Voltendorf
Speer
Barnes
COLTS
Phillies
Philadelphia
Chicago
Fifield
Wheeler
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Dunn
Louisville
Giants
Cincinnati
New York
Davis
Warner
Cincinnat
How the Gentle Filipinos Treat Their American Captives
A letter from Alexander Culross, formerly of Paterson, now in the Fourth Infantry in the Philippines, describes rebels torturing American prisoners. He reports two men missing, later found with foreheads slashed in a cross, skulls split, tongues and hearts cut out, legs hacked. soldiers vow to give no quarter, arguing the only good Filipino is a dead Filipino.
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Paterson
X. J
Alexander Culross
Fourth Infantry
Philippines
Curioas Sass
Gals Fates To Te Commerce Commission Probe
Chicago rail shipments face interstate inquiry on grain and byproducts rates. Grain dealers and millers urged to attend a Chicago hearing set for June 30 to present concerns and alleged rate injustices. London chess congress opens at St Stephens Hall with Sir William Hart Dyke presiding and a large British turnout.
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Te Commerce Commteion
Chicago
Associated Press
Chicago Railway eMerals
Inter-State Commerce Commission
London
St. Stephens Hall
Weeiminet R
Ijay
Great Britain
Wiliam Hart Dyke
Wilcome
Milburn Road Race won by A J Roar in Irvington Milburn event
The eleventh annual Irvington Milburn twenty five mile road race ran from Irvington New Jersey to Milburn on Springfield avenue. About 25 000 spectators watched Adam Boyerman led at five miles while A W Ross won by five lengths with John King second and H R Skiff third. Time 1 09 40. E A C Hansen won the prize. O Fe Carthy was disqualified for a missed turn.
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New York
A. J. Roar
Associated Press
Irvington
Paul Molitor
Chatham
R. M. Alexander
Hartford
Harrison
N. F
John King
Newark
N. E
H.R. Skiff
Conn
E. A.C. Hansen
Porthambey
Thue
Ofe Carthy
Milburn
Minnesota Delegation Set to Face Speakership Question
The Minnesota congressional delegation will meet in St Paul at 3 p.m. to attempt unity on the speakership. The Journal reports the delegation is practically unanimous for Henderson and will likely follow Wisconsin in pledging its seven votes to the Towan man.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Marry Dacia Charged With Liquor-Driven Conduct
All DCL to Paine case notes the colored lad Harry Davis claiming liquor causes his issues. Police say sobriety keeps him in line, while intoxication leads to misdeeds. Davis faces penitentiary prospects after recent arrests as authorities describe his pattern and prior offenses.
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Dacia
Harry Davis
Ea Gervlce
Trurg
Red Bern
Death of Wen Oden Hucart in Gran Mich
Wen Oden Hucart longtime president of the Grand Rapes and Indiana rail road died in Gran Mich at age seventy four. He was born in Kentucky and practiced law in Allegheny and Baltimore. He later managed Baltimore’s first telegraph line and worked in freight transport with the Pennsylvania age tom before moving to this city in 181.
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Gran Mich
Wm. Oden Hucart
Grand Rapes & Indiana Railroad
Ife Zart
Kentucky
Allegheny
Itantimore
Baltimoore
Mores
Kendal
Frelght Transportation
Pennsylvania
Weather Outlook for Wisconsin Tonight and Wednesday
Readable fragments indicate a weather note: showers likely Wednesday with possible severe thunderstorms. Warmer temperatures expected in northern areas tonight with high southerly winds. No precise times or locations are clear in the text.
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Wisconsin
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