Funeral Escort for Walter Gresham in Washington and Chicago
The body of Walter Quinton Gresham received full funeral honors in Washington with a military parade and cabinet attendance. President and Cabinet members accompanied the procession to Chicago, where interment will be at Oakwood in a simple service.
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Chicago
Washington
Walter Quinton Gresham
John’ A. Logan
Illinois
United States
Arlington Annex
Great East Tage
Mss
Lee
City of Flowers
Harrison
Marine Band
Seventeenth Street
White House
Lafayette Square
Arlington
Treasury
Sixth Cavalry
Fort Meyer
Washington Barracks
Marine Corps
Col
Heywood
Gresham
Hurst
Methodist Episecopal Church
Mirrars Steote
State Department
Department
Messrs
Renick
Chilton
Haywood
H. T. Smith
Diplomatic Corps
Biddle
Keller
Julian‘ Pauncefote
Diplomatic ‘Corps
Bass
Atha Chinese
Yang Yu
Order of the Eight Banners
Pak Yung
Corean
Hugh Gough
EB. Wintz
Bax-Ironsides
C. A
Rice
Egrant-Duff
J. G Ford
Earl of Westmeath
Paul Lefaivre
Commandant de Grandprey
Hesse
Mme. Romero
Mavroyeni Bey
A. LeGhait
Grip
Senhor Mendonca
Senhor de Amaral
Senhor Marco de Mendonca
Senora Arriaga
Senor Gana
Senor Dominguez
Legation
Dr. Guzman
Senora ‘Guzman
Kurino
Mgr. Stevens
Matsui
Niyaoka
Nakayama
Japan
Cratingticip
Preda
Senor Dupay de Lome
Senhor Duarte
Botkin
Executive Mansion
Thomas H. Ruger
Baltimore & Ohio Depot
Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Avenue
Roger
Thomas M. Vincent
H. C. Corbin
W. P. Hall
J. C. Muhlenberg
Crosby Miller
W. Whipple
Rogers Birney
G. J. Fieber
Lamont
Olney
Smith
Wilson
Herbert
Morton
Uhl
Carlisle
Oakwood
Baltimore & Ohio
South Chicago
Illinois Central
Oakwood Station
Fort Sheridan
Dr. McPherson
Second Presbyterian Church of Chicago
Merritt
A. A. Sprague
William J Bryan Speech in Mexico on Silver Policy
Ex congressman William J Bryan spoke in Mexico to farmers and townspeople about free silver, criticizing Carlisle and Sherman, condemning the 16 to 1 policy, and urging passage of silver bills. He contrasted gold standards with silver, warned of economic misery under monometallism, and pressed democrats to back free silver with strong warnings about financial kings and Rothschild-Morgan syndicates.
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Carlisle
Mexico
William’.J
Bryan
Opera
J. A. Guthrie
Gresham
Memphis
Nashville
David
Mr.Bryan
Kentucky
Sherman
John Sherman
Senate
Saliver
Europe
Mr. Bryan
Dick Bland
Beck
Houses of Congress
Blaine
House
Thurman
Voorhees
Newpapers
Eee Veeland
United States
Cleveland
Congress
Supreme Court
Shiras
Allison
Germany
Rothschild-Morgan Syndicate
Austria
Rothschilds
Americid
United States’ Treasury
China
Trade of an aig for a knitting needle in village barter
In a rural exchange the farmer Wayback trades an aig for a knitting needle at the store. The storekeeper prepares to settle accounts, while the farmer nods to a light-hearted custom of treating after trades. A peculiar barter tale from the N. Y. Recorder reflects village humor.
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Caan
Wayback
N. Y
The Tramp Image In Comic Papers Sparks Discussion
A Washington Post note discusses a constant yearning in the country for a tramp who can mimic the figures seen in comic papers. The item comments on society’s interest in disguises and performance as a form of escape.
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Washington Post
Beecham’s Pills Ad Promises Quick Bilious Relief
An old Beecham’s pills advertisement touts relief for bilious ness headaches dyspepsia heartburn and torpid liver. It claims 25¢ a box with a free book at druggists or by writing B F Allen Co 365 Canal Street New York and notes annual sales over 6 000 000 boxes.
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Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Wass
Boston
B. F. Allen Co
Canal Street
New York
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Walter Q. Gresham
Nebraska
Mexico, Mo
Fk Pai
Hood
Hind
George Marlet
Green
Michigan
Kennedy
Beecham
MPERI
John Carle & Sons
Ely
Wm. Fraser
Roch l
Ater
N.Y
Atouce
Ily Brothers
Warren Street
New ‘Fork