Roosevelt monument and naval cemetery dedication noted
The piece recalls leadership as a determining factor in national fate and describes President Roosevelt unveiling a monument at the naval cemetery by the Army and Navy Union. Mrs Felt and Miss Carows with two children attended, aboard the cruiser Mayflower during a Washington visit. a twenty one gun salute fired at Fort Monroe accompanied the salute. Entrance of the Mayflower into Portsmouth harbor drew salute from North Atlantic fleet vessels.
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Tha.oraon
Roosevelt
Army and Navy Union
Potomac
Dent
Point- Comfort
Fort Monroe
Portsmouth Harbor
North Atlantic
President Roosevelt Celebrated by Army Navy Union Band
The event opened with a military band performance after the Navy Yard ceremony. Col J Edwin Brown introduced the President as national commander of the Army and Navy Union. A procession to the cemetery followed where a shaft honoring the Army and Navy was unveiled by Mrs Roosevelt and Mrs Harrington. The Mayflower then departed for Hampton to address Hampton Institute students.
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Navy-Yar
Aew
Stonewall Camp
Contes ‘Erate
Eminate
Richiond
Roosevelt
Harrington
Hampton
Hampton - Institute
Youthful forgery suspect described in fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a tall well dressed youth from O Delavan facing a forgery accusation. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates names or outcomes.
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o'Delavan
Body found in rear of 615 Third Street
A man’s body was discovered near the old post office in Chinatown, believed to be Fred Kennel. The deceased, described as a man of about sixty years, was found at the Abts building vicinity, in Tot near 7 Rochattia and 2 Walter. Police investigate the death as a possible case.
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Tate
Rom Abts
Chinatown
Rochattia
Walter
Fred Kennel
Third ‘Street
Coal Operators Miners Reach Tentative Labor Accord
A subcommittee of Indiana coal operators and miners reported progress from an all day session in Terre Haute Indiana on May 20. They expect to present a report to the full committee and hope to begin work June 1 under terms including 103 cents compensation for extra expenses and a return to work.
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Coal’ Operators” ‘Association
Arkansas
Aes
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Dolar
Davitt in Critical Condition Unable to Travel
Dublin May 30 Associated Press reports Michael Davitt remains in a precarious state at the hospital. Friends and Irish leaders, including John Redmond, monitor his condition closely as a bulletin notes Davitt rallied briefly but later declined, with a new loss of ground since yesterday.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Ichael Davitt
Yeague
John EB. Redmond
Irish ‘Party
House
of Commons
Bradford chosen temporary chairman at Tennessee Democratic convention
The Tennessee Democratic gubernatorial convention met in Nashville on May 20 and elected James C. Bradford of Nashville as temporary chairman by acclamation after the conference committee proposed him as a suitable compromise. The convention then organized temporarily.
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Preas
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Murray
James C. Bradford
Bradford
Montagu Goes Aground Deepening Disaster Fear
May be heavy loss as the battleship Montagu, which ran aground last night, worsens the disaster. The crew was moved to other ships, some sailors reported injured. The vessel cost over 5 million dollars and refloating now doubtful.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
Eng
Montagu
Dowie Man Appointed Special Financial Statement Editor
Judge Lant dis appoints Deacon Fielding A White as special member of the court to draw up a complete financial statement of Zion Cay. The appointment faced objection from attorney Jacob Newman, representing White in Dowie's supporters.
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Chicago
Thy
Landis
Fielding A. Withite
Alffaira of
Zion Cay
Jacob “Newman
Ihite In
Dowlo
King Alfonso Receives American Envoy Amid Madrid Plot Fallout
A special American envoy met King Alfonso at the royal palace in Madrid as Roosevelt’s autograph letter was presented. The audience showcased formal ceremony with diplomats, ambassadors, and royal guards, while reports detail a broader alleged conspiracy implicating Spanish and English officers and possible upheaval plans.
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Alfonso
Royal Palace
Roosevelt
Audienca
Whitridge
Irene
United States
S.thesletter
New World
Ferdinand
Isabella
Amerlcan
Nis
Dntehalf
Whiteridge
Manitowoc Waterworks order vetoed by mayor declines
Milwaukee report says Mayor Stolze declined to sign the order for Manitowow Waterworks the council approved Monday night over his veto. He cites a misnotified reconsideration but the step reopens the issue. No agreement reached on appointing a third appraiser for the water company property.
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Aylwaukee
Wis
Manitowoe Rays
Stolze
Ilo the Manitowas Waterworks Company
Jeffris and
Gillen
Manitowoc to Build $150,000 Coal Dock
Milwaukee dispatch reports work to start next week on a new coal dock in Manitowoc, erected by Wisconsin Central Railway. Grelling Brothers of Green Bay won the contract, the project costing about 320.60 to dock and dredge. The deck will be 1,000 feet long and 400 feet wide, with a handling capacity of 50,000 tons and storage of 250.00.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Manitowoc
Wisconsin Centra: Railway Company
Thin
Sheboygan
Grelling Brothers
Green Bay
Northport fatal alcohol crash claims two men
An Associated Press report from Northport records a tragic alcohol related crash near May 30 involving Charles Pushingsky and Aviliam Dominick, farmers from West Hite, with two other men dead and others injured.
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Associated Press
Northport Tah
Charles Pushingsky
Aviliam Dominick
Farmera
Nemitz Named Oshkosh Memorial Day Marshal
Janeti as marshal of the day chosen by the Memorial Committee. Nemitz is a field officer of the Second Regiment Wisconsin National Guard and veteran of the Spanish War with long military service and education.
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Mg. TV
Sal ‘Nemitz
Janeti
Wisconsin National Guard
Wisconsin
Nemitz
Damaged Milwaukee River Bridge and High Lake Levels
The Milwaukee river bridge at Main Street suffered severe damage when floodwaters rose three to five feet and toppled timbers after a tug Industry collided with the swinging span. Water extended below normal for a week, flooding West Soro lumber docks and nearby railroad docks. In Chicago the lake level fluctuated up to four feet, flooding the mouth of the Chicago River and a life saving station, with no reported shipping damage.
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Miwaukee
Wis
Racine
Rivera
Dontaon
Timbe Uth
Soro Lumber-company
The
Chi
St. ‘Paul
Chicago
Chicaro
Auto Tank Explodes In Cincinnati Collision
A Cincinnati crash on Vinestradt hill caused a gasoline tank to explode after a chauffeur tried to pass between two oncoming cars. The blast burned owner Dr. J F Atkins seriously, injuring Bertha and Eugene Nelson and the chauffeur Walter Leval. Several passengers sustained injuries.
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Associated Proga
Cincinnati
J. FL Atkins
Bertha
Eurgene Nelson
Walter Leval
Filst
Barred Quotations Fight Hits U S Circuit Court
In Saint Paul a judge granted a permanent injunction against Edward Woods & Co and members barring sale or distribution of Chicago Board of Trade quotations without rights from the exchange. Another appeal before the circuit court sought to dissolve an injunction on the McDermott Commission Company of Kansas City. no decision was issued.
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Associated Prean
St. Paul
Minn
San“horn
United States Circuit Court
Sanved
Edward Woods & Co
Commission Merchanta
Chicago Board of Trade
United States Circuit
Court of Appeals
Aimilar Unca
A. Mr
Assembly Rejects Nomination of Rev John A Burnett
The United Presbyterian Church general assembly at Richmond Indiana refused to confirm Rev John A Burnett as Young People's Society general secretary. Reported objections cited his Afghan command service as the sole sticking point. Some observers noted concerns about family influence on leadership roles.
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Richmond
Ind
General Assembly of the
United’ Presbyterian Churen
John “A. Burnett
Ie Young
People'p Society
Sir. Burnett
Derby Stakes and Baseball Results in Mixed London Report
The London derby notes horse race results led by Picton Avenue with Dusdole in second place. A scattered baseball roundup lists American Association and American League scores including New York, Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, and Philadelphia games with various outcomes. The report blends track results and league games from multiple cities in a single dispatch.
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Associated London
Dusdole
American Association
AL _Columbus
Louisville
Columbua
Minneapolis
Tndianapolis
Toledopolis
Aramas City
Alway Sogalty
New York
New
Fork
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Lottland
Ex Confederate Appeals at Portsmouth Naval Hospital
A Confederate veteran from Stonewall camp near Portsmouth tried to reach the president at the naval hospital grounds carrying an American flag. He handed Admiral Harrington a note requesting a private audience and expressing support for the Republican cause since the Reform era, signing F. H. Lacy.
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Associated Press
Portsmouth
Naval Hospital
Stonewall
Admiral Harrington
Sam
Causa
Roadjuster
F. H. Lacy
Wisconsin investigator returns to finish Union Central probe
J W Glovers, the Wisconsin legislatures life insurance expert, has returned to Cincinnati to complete inquiries into Union Central Life Insurance Co of Cincinnati. He plans to finish by Saturday and summon company officials to Milwaukee for examination. Governor Pattison, ill since exposure of tax evasion, remains in hospital and will not attend.
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Cincinnati
J. W
Remembered M'Kinley Memorial Wreath Sent to Tomb
President Roosevelt paid tribute to William McKinley with a wreath of white carnations and hydrangeas. Mrs McKinley carried the floral piece to the tomb this morning. Vice President Fairbanks sent a memento and others joined in the remembrance.
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Associated Press
Canton
Roosevelt
William McKinney
The
Mre
McKinley
Fairbanks
Memorial Day Observances Across Cities Include Arlington Ceremonies
Memorial day services in Washington D C and Chicago marked by large crowds and formal programs. Arlington National Cemetery hosted the main exercises with 2000 soldiers buried in the amphitheater as Rev C J Stafford delivered the oration. In Chicago the day was observed with cemetery services under Grand Army posts and civic groups. Outdoor sports were restricted in Nebraska by a new law, and Manitowoc Wisconsin held Catholic and G A R observances at Turner Hall amid rain.
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Washington, D.C
Arlington
Grand Army of
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Old Guard
Birdsall
Lowa
The
Potomac
Suhis “Dan
Chicago
Grand Army
Nebraska
Cites
New York
U United States
Manitowoc
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Catholica
Turner Hall
W. E. Burke
Milwaukee warrant issued for Sister Superior in assault case
Milwaukee police obtained a warrant Tuesday afternoon for the Sister Superior of St Stanislaus church parochial school on Mitchell street. She is charged with assault and battery in a dispute that left Magdalena Knupowski with a facial injury. The girl said the injuries were caused by the sister superior. The sister is principal of the school where twelve sisters teach. As of Wednesday night she had not been captured. The warrant was handed to police to serve.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
St. Stanisiing Church
Mitchell Street
Magdalena Knupowski
Arer
Mra Maramret’ Knupowski
Knupowski
Michael Blenski
Sister Superioors
Embezzler Seized on Telegraph Warrants in Milwaukee Case
Arthur G. Reinke formerly a receiving teller at the Marshall and Usey National Bank in Milwaukee was arrested in Portland on a telegraphic warrant tied to an embezzlement of $1,000. He offered to return to Milwaukee without legal process, saying a man with troubles keeps them to himself.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Arthur G. Reinke
Marshall and Usey National Bank
Milwaukee
Reinke
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