Rochester May Remembered for Harrison Visit and Memorial Unveiling
Rochester New York May 80 182 marks a historic day with 23000 locals and 100000 visitors as President Harrison and Governor Flower address crowds at Washington Square and the Soldiers Statue unveiling in Washington Park. The event includes a 9 mile electric car ride from Ontario Beach and performances by school children and German American singing societies.
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Prominent State Figures Address Audiences Across Western Cities
Special telegrams to Tae DispatcH from multiple cities and towns in the western region show prominent state figures reaching diverse audiences. The dispatches highlight coordinated messages and appearances, underscoring broad outreach efforts across the area.
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Memorial Day Orations Across Pennsylvania and Ohio
Hon John Dean Republican nominee for State Supreme Court gave the oration at Williamsburg Blair County birthplace of his youth Augustus 8 spoke at Hollidaysburg Johnstown shed light on Department Chain John M Sayers Philadelphia Governor Beaver spoke at Mechanic Arka Te gam Wilson postmaster Tiffis house visit General female Odeon born four miles west of there 68 years ago now known as the Infirmary Farm visited by the General and party
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McKinley At Toledo Praises Soldiers and Sacrifices
Governor McKinley addressed 2000 at Memorial Hall praising American soldiers for their sacrifices in the Civil War and defending veterans from claims of looting the treasury. He lauded the Union army and urged national pride, noting Ohio bore a twelfth of wartime sacrifices and future historians would judge the war’s results.
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Memorial Day Observances Across Washington Honor Sheridan
Memorial Day services fill Washington with tributes to General Phil Sheridan as 50 000 graves are decorated. A floral warship marks Admiral Porter’s tomb while Rawlins post members help Father Egan place a wreath. дополнительные remarks at General Logan’s tomb by Logan Camp and other groups.
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Thomas BR. Coulter
Memorial Day features across the North and South
Veterans gather for commemorations in Chicago New Orleans and Richmond. Confederate graves honored at Waldheim and Chalmette while Union memorials appear at Farragut Seward Lincoln and Washington sites. General Miles leads Chicago parade. Monuments to A P Hill unveiled in Richmond. Meade's grave noted in Philadelphia with oration by Charles E Smith and Russell Connell.
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Richmond
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Man dies of hydrophobia after dog bite
St Louis on May 23 Joseph L Hall died at City Hospital from rabies contracted after he teased a black and tan dog last Thursday. His 6 year old son was bitten as well but remained unharmed. Hall became insane and was restrained before his death. Doctors believe the boy will not develop the disease.
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Arbitration Plan Marked by Majority Committee in Briggs Case
The General Assembly endorses referring the Briggs case to a Presbytery for a new trial with amended specifications and a five plus five arbitration panel to interpret the 1870 compact. The minority urges withdrawal from the Union Seminary agreement and seeks a new supra-assembly framework for seminaries.
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Flax Industry Revival Under McKinley Tariff Rise
The McKinley tariff spurs a robust flax industry in the United States. Foreign flax imports valued at 20 million dollars subsidize domestic production, with machines accelerating processing and new factories opening in Paterson and New York. English and Irish firms relocate to the U.S. to exploit the favorable fiber supply, creating jobs and boosting American exports while turning straw formerly discarded into valuable material.
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Seminaries Question Action Clarifies Assembly Policy
The debate centers on arbitration and a Committee of Fifteen to align the Assembly with its theological seminaries. The Assembly adopts Green’s substitute, endorses 1870-71 compact interpretation, declines breaking with Union Theological Seminary, asserts church control over seminaries, dismisses last year’s Conference, and adopts arbitration alongside a boycott label against the Union Seminary.
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Baptist conventions end as Bible Union version printed
At the sixty eighth anniversary meeting of the American Baptist Publication Society in Philadelphia the final revision and printing of the American Bible Union English New Testament was announced. Samuel A. Cruser of Pennsylvania was elected president. The Young People’s Baptist Union adopted resolutions denouncing liquor. Separately in Westminster Missouri the Methodist Protestant General Conference set up a committee to plan a university in Kansas City, with work likely to start this summer.
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Kansas City
Desplaines River Train Wreck Near Lemont Tragedy
A Santa Fe train from St Louis to Chicago derailed after striking a cow and calf a mile south of Lemont. The outbreak crushed the engine and tender, sending the baggage car and sleeper into the Desplaines river. One engineer killed, eleven passengers injured seriously, five more hurt. Chicago travelers named include W A Isabelle Charles Elder Mrs Elder Marian Bissell and others. Fireman Chris Sloosson and Miss Belle Freel among the injured.
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Marian Bissell
Chicago
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Belle Freel
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St. Louis
Duke
Peoria
Desplaines
Trades Council Disrupted By Mill Strike Fallout
The Loughead Modisette & Co planing mill strike ends tomorrow as strikers announce return to work, dissolving the local Trades Council. Carpenters oppose reinstating non unionist Custer, while the firm plans to retain him. Pittsburg builders reportedly offer non union labor to break the council.
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Exciting Street Car Accident in Uniontown After Ball Game
After a Sewickley baseball game in Uniontown a street car collision caused panic. The scorer leapt from the car to escape, rolling several times and injuring a neighboring passenger who feared a fatal outcome.
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