St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-18
NEWSON MEMORIAL.
Arrangements for the Special
Service at the Peoples
Church.
Many Organizations to Partici-
pate in the Memorial
Exercises.

That more than one generation will
pass away ere the memory of Maj.
Thomas Mclean NewsOn will fade
from the minds of the living and remain
simple history in cold type or spread on
the records of the many associations
which loved and honored him was evil
denced by the meeting held last night
by representatives of the various bodies
which will participate in the memorial
services to be held next Sunday after
noon at o'clock at the Peoples church.
There were seven organizations pres
ent, which were represented by the fol-
chairman; Howard Ramaley, sec
rotary; George NJ. Stanchfeld, w.
P. Rich, William F. Repke,
II. o. Strong, F. j. WaterOUs, B. Con-
verse and William Koch. There was
an extended discussion as to prepare
lions, and committees were appointed
to look after the details. 1t was decided
that all organizations should be officially
invited to participate and asked to rem
devious at the Press club rooms Oppo-
site the Windsor hotel at 1:30 sharp
Sunday afternoon, and proceed thence
to the church i'll body, where they
will be given seats by the ushers. so
that all organizations will be together.
Each society is supposed to gather at
its respective hall first, and then join
the main body at the Windsor. The
post of honor Ill position will be given
to Gen. Ord Post No. 20, of which de-
ceased was a member, and whom in life
he expressed the wish should aid at his
funeral. The remaining societies will
come in the following order:
Minnesota State Editorial Association
Minnesota State Fire Association.
Ramsey County Junior Pioneers.
ST. Paul Press Club.
MINNEAPOLIS Press Club.
ST. Paul Fire Department Relief Associa-
ton.
Minneapolis Fire Department Relief Asso-
citation.
st. Paul TypOthet9.
Minneapolis 1ypOthet4.
Each of the above mentioned organi-
cations will be represented by a speak
er, vino will make brief eulOgistic adj
dress of about ten minutes, to be inter-
spersed with songs by the choir of the
church. The probable order and names
of the speakers is as follows: s. e..
Smith will lead with sermon and j. A.
johnson will speak for the State Edi-
torial association. II. p. Hall will speak
for the st. Paul Press club, and will be
followed by Judge Willis for the Junior
Pioneers. j. Ii. Davidson will present
the eulogy for the Grand Army, and the
exercises will close with remarks by his
old and steadfast friend, d Ramaley. 1t is
possible that some Of these names will
be changed. and it is also quite likely
that there will be other speakers. Each
association was assigned TO its own par
ticular duty and the procuring of a
speaker, and the representatives pres
ent pledged themselves for those whom
they were acting to have neat floral
tribute, and these will be grouped
around large-picture in addition to the
flags wrapped in mourning.
All the associations mentioned above
will be officially invited today. and all
other associations desiring to take part
in the memorial services can receive all
information desired by addressing either
the chairman or secretary of the gen.
eral committee, c. P. Stein or Howard
RanIaley.