Reinterment of General Rosecrans at Arlington Cemetery
Imposing ceremonies mark Maj. Gen. William Starke Rosecrans interment at Arlington under the Society of the Army of the Cumberland. Gen. Henderson presided and President Roosevelt attended with senators and representatives. Full military honors featured a caisson funeral and a pavilion service seizing on themes of duty, unity, and patriotic legacy.
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Washington
William Starke Rosecrans
Arlington Cemetery
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
D. B. Henderson
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Arlington Hotel
Henderson
Golden Gate
Carnifax Ferry
Iuka
Corinth
Stone's River
Chickamauga
Trington Heights
Mberty
General Rosecrans
Kingston
Military Academy
Rosecrans
Congress
Mexico
Register of the Treasury
Price
van Dorn
Geath
Memorial Remarks At Arlington Reburial Of Civil War Leader
President Roosevelt and Congress members address the Arlington ceremony after Speaker Henderson's remarks. Roosevelt extols builders over destroyers, honors soldiers who fought to uphold liberty, and links Mount Vernon and Arlington to national preservation. The oration commemorates a Civil War leader and the national fabric he helped sustain.
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Speaker
National Cemetery
Arlington
Mount Vernon
Areon
Washington
Nixon resigns not in sympathy with Tammany policy upheaval
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Washington on May 17 that New York politics shift under Low administration. Nixon, a modern business figure, recognizes real reform as street cleansing and police reform advance while Tammany clings to old ways. The piece argues Nixon saw the need for a disciplined, businesslike approach and fled when misread by reformists.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
New York
Tammany
Devery
Jerome
Nixon
Timmany
New Yorker
Low
Merchants' Association
Water Department
Worthington C. Ford
Believes in Osteopathy Prominent Indorsements by Indianapolis Citizen
A leading Indianapolis resident cites personal health gains from osteopathy after eight years of failed drug treatments. He credits Dr Sparnhurst for eradicating asthma, sense and digestion issues, and gaining 32 pounds in three months, praising osteopathy as effective where others failed. Two other testimonials from Jno M Whitney detail quick recovery from multiple ailments and return to work.
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Prof. Ayres
F. Sparnhurst
United States
Sparnhurst
Jno. M. Whitney
Douglass Street
Brewer & Love Bros
Crown Hill
Spaunhurst
Nixon Ends Tammany Bid With Promised City Reform
In a harsh assessment, Nixon notes vast $100 million spendings, predicts slow but certain gains for municipal administration. He expects practical policy over hysterical reform, but district leaders resist, leading to his removal from the Tammany slate.
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Clty
Nixon
Tammany
Danish West Indian Vote and Plea for Universal Franchise
The Danish West Indian transfer treaty faces delay for a plebiscite. Debate centers on whether all islanders including black natives should vote for the colonial council. Officials fear loss of power if voting is liberalized, while the plebiscite likely to push broader franchise. The Folkething is favorable to the transfer, and the plebiscite may occur in fall after plantation season.
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New York
St. Thomas, D. W. L
Commercial Advertiser
West Indies
King of
Denmark
Colonial Council
United States
Rigsdag
Folkething
Copenhagen
Landsthing
Danish Rigsdag delays West Indian treaty vote
Secretary Hay and Danish minister Brun will prepare for Senate submission a protocol to extend the time for ratification of the treaty after the Danish elections in September. The Danish parliament yesterday set aside the issue pending the outcome of the polls.
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Washington
Rigsdag
Hay
Brun
Senate
Extradition decision on Gaynor and Greene delayed to Monday
Montreal May 17 The lawyers concede Gaynor and Greene will stay in Windsor Hotel quarters until Monday morning when they are to appear before Judge La Fontaine extradition commissioner. Quebec officers have returned to the city.
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Montreal
Messrs. Gaynor
Greene
Windsor Hotel
Baltimore Sun Drops Price to One Cent
The Baltimore Sun, dated May 17, announces a price cut from two cents to one cent. The paper, a longstanding conservative daily, highlights its legacy as one of the nation’s oldest high circulation papers.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Pain relief and cure promised by Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
A testimonial of relief for headaches, back pain, and nervous symptoms attributed to deranged womanly function. Claims the remedy regulates periodic function, heals inflammation, and cures female weakness after many other doctors failed. Includes a woman’s letter praising ten bottles and pellets for recovery from long illness.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
George N
Bonda Street
Saginaw
South
Mich
Nyaoet
Dr. Pierce
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de Pauw University
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