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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1903

Page

7

Striking Montreal streetcars and a string of disasters

Montreal street cars halted by a strike amid a day of calamities across the nation. Fires and tornadoes injure and kill people from Kentucky to Minnesota. Notable events include Lincoln elm’s fall, suicides, executions, and an Elks home dedication as Nixon era reform efforts unfold.

Montreal Canada Carlisle Hanna

Locusts snow and cave mine deaths headline Northwest notes

Montana locust devastation and three cave-in fatalities at the Egland mine in Lincoln are reported along with Boise Spokane area strikes and crimes. Other items note Washington Idaho athletic meet cancellation, sheep losses from a Montana blizzard, a Helena arson confession, a Montana club building fire suspect arrests, and regional legal and railway incidents.

Purcell Murray Miller Egland Mine Lincoln Mont Universities of Washington Idaho Seattle Altman Colo United States Doran Smithers Post Office Department Pueblo Hamburg Germany Boyd Irvin Denver William Plummer Montana Chester George F. Campion Caribou Leadville Portland Woodlawn Salt Lake Union Pacific Cheyenne

Unknown soldiers honored in soft recalling verse

A reflective poem recalls fallen soldiers from many battles and rivers. It mentions places like Chickamauga and Arlington as scenes of silent graves with the single word Unknown. The piece laments loss, honors sacrifice, and calls for peaceful remembrance of those who died for freedom.

Memorial Day Proclamation by John A. Logan 1868

The Original Memorial Day order sets May 30 1868 for decorating graves of soldiers who died defending the nation. It urges reverent observance, care for graves, and unity of purpose to honor the fallen and support widows and orphans. Logan urges public press aid and department command to implement the observance.

Grand Army of the Republic Adjutant General's Office Fourteenth Street Washington, D. C Atien Saiior John A. Logan N. P. Chapman William T. Collins

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