Restoration of rebel flags sparks political clash in Washington
Washington is rocked by debate over restoring Confederate and Union flags captured during the Civil War. President Cleveland halts plans after legal concerns, directing a full inventory and deferring final disposition to Congress. Attorneys for Ohio and Massachusetts pursue court action, then the case becomes moot as the president withdraws support. Blaine visits Southampton with family and downplays political aims while avoiding Irish question discussions.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Boynton
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Foraker
Ohio
H. V. Boynton
Samuel Shellabarger
George S. Boutwell
Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the District
Secretary of War
Southampton
London
England
Rebel flags spark wide protest across states
Curcaco June 18 Adjt Gen Drum order stirs Grand Army men and party factions as Lyon post No 9 passes a resolution protesting the return of Confederate battle flags to the southern states. Cities from New Orleans to Des Moines join in protests ahead of news that the president revoked the order. Gen Rosser and Gen Warchild offer pointed remarks on the flag controversy.
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Adjt
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Lyon Post
South
Arn States
New Orleans
St. Louis
Madison
Wis
Denver
Colo
Bloomington
Ill
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Milwaukee
Meadville
Wooster, Mass
Plainfield
No Ji
Cleveland
Ohio
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Iowa
Cotvimes
Foraker
Washington
Cmiaco
Rosser
Sheridan
Grand Pacific
Virginia
Tsay
Testimony in celebrated Graham Lee Molloy case
Springfield reports three more witnesses in the Corn trial describing a veiled woman driving a gray pony the night of the killing. Evidence includes Graham buying a ticket for his wife May 16, 1885, and Cora Lee traveling from Kansas City May 18, 1885. Mrs Dyer testified Cora Lee cried, claiming she came to town Sept 30, 1885, and that a pistol was left with her at home. Nattie Dyer testified an attorney for the defense allegedly sought to alter her testimony.
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Morse
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Gulf Yand
Graham
Kansas City
Cora Lee
Margaret Dyer
George
Nattie Dyer
Robbers Fire Fatal Shot During Home Invasion
Three masked robbers burst into Peter Hawn’s Juniata township home in June. Women refused to surrender valuables. George Aikes Hawn’s adopted son fired. one robber killed Afkes, after which the attacker fled with another wounded. Armed men pursue in Tussey mountain forest.
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Autoona
Peter Hawn
Juniata Township
George Aikes
Hawn
Ankes
Tussey Mountain
Great Social Event at South Bend Marriage
Great social event of the season in South Bend marked the marriage of Frederick S. Fick lieutenant governor of Nen Jerasy to Miss Grace Anne Studeacker at First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured Paris gown heavy corded silk with tulle, orange blossoms, myrtle and ivy, organs played by Louis Falk, and a large Studebaker family guest list. Reception at Sunnyside followed by a late departure for Chicago.
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Ind
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Nen Jerasy
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John M. Studebaker
First Presbyterian Church
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Louis Falk
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J. M. Studebaker, Jr
Henry Fish
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Evanston
Iils
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Pougkeepsie
Maud Anthony
Col
Anthony
Leavenworth
Kan
George T. Keller
D. Bond
Newark
N. J
Sunnyside
J. M. Studebaker
Grand Trunk Despot
Myr. Fish
Canada declines US trade union after long debate
A Toronto meeting of manufacturing allied leaders decided that a commercial union with the United States would not benefit Canada. The session highlighted manufacturing interests and tensions.
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Toronto
United ‘States
Canada
Immense procession honors dedication day in New Haven
New Haven observers marked Banker Bill Day with a 10 000 strong march through city streets. Flags and arches lined routes from East Rock's monument to Chapel and Orange, with generals and navy teams present. Speeches followed unveiling of a 110 foot statue atop a 405 foot promontory as crowds paused for ceremonies.
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Excitement Over Ore and Coal Handlers Strike
Cleveland crowds gather at ore docks as non union workers join the strike. 15000 attend the Thursday scene. Knights of Labor leaders seek a settlement with railway officials while the mayor warns of city costs and police protection. In Indiana, church deacons cite sparking during services and postponement of hearings until after harvest.
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Ambulances to Guard Jubilee Route In London
London authorities arrange ambulances and hospital conveyances for the queen’s Jubilee procession. The Order of St John will supply transport for injured persons, with volunteer medical staff and police on duty along the route Tuesday.
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Red Cross Society
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