The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-30
FLORAL TRIBUTES FOR ALL,
WITH IMPRESSIVE SERVICES IN
WHICH YOUNGER GENERA
TIONS TOOK PART.
SCHOOL CHILDREN PATRIOTIC.
In Nearly Every Place They
Are Feature of the
Day.
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held in this city today instead OF Oh
the Goth. Under the auspices Of Michael
Cook post, G. A. R.. the graves OF the
old soldiers were decorated this morn
inc. This afternoon there was grand
parade of military and civic socleties,
with Col. A. T. Abbot, commander OF
Shatt,rck school. as marshall The pa
rade marched through the principal
streets and then to the cemetery, Whefe
the memorial services were helo. ne
speaker of the day was COL EDWARD
Payton IngersolI, D. D.. chaplain Oh
Gov. Clough's staff, of st. Paul. Inc
weather. although cold and threaten
ing this morning, turned out clear ana
pleasant this afternoon for the eXer-
cises.
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CALEDONIA, Mimi, May 29.-Me-
mortal day was duly observed here TO-
day by a large gathering of people Win
an interesting and impressive pLo-
gramme. Gen. ]. H. Mullen was the
speaker of the day.
ST. PETER, Mimi, May 29.Memo-
rial day was fittingly observed mere To-
DAY by appropriate exercises. Capt. -
nj Van SAINT. of Winoha, was the ora
tor Of the day, and delivered a stlrllns
address to a large concourse OF people.
Oliver Smith post, q. A H., o1
Sueur. ioined A. K Skaro post, G. A.
= Of This CITY. in observing the day.
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AIBERT LEA, May 29.-Fitting Me
mortal services were held here TO-DAY
under the auspices of the &. A. Il. III
the forenoon. A long procession went
to the cemetery, where an !nliiieilse
crowd assembled to witness the cere-
monies while in the. afternoon the
onera house was crowded to hear the
address by Rev. r. c. Mosher and other
exercises. Visitors were mere from
Northwood, Glenville and other toWhS.
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WORTHINGTON, Mimi, May %
Memorial day was duly observed mere,
Stoddard post and the Ladies Re-
lief CORPS assisted by the children from
the public schools, held services at the
court house hail. which was klndly
furnished by the county commissioners.
County Attorney Crandall MADE llne
grafton. double quartette with chill
dren of the public schools gave songs
and recitations Afterward the post
placed flowers on each Of the hfteen
soldiers graves, commencing with that
of Gov. Stephen Miller.
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BROWNS VALLEY, Mimi, May ~.
Memorial day was observed III
Browns Valley this afternoon in a very
impressive way, the Boys in Blue from
town and round about appeared to re-
call the times that tried them in battle.
]. Rombo happily addressed the large
crowd for a few minutes, followed by
Prof. S. F. Beede, principal OF the city
school. himself an old soldier, who gave
a review Of American proWess ana
progress in a sensible and patrlotlc
manner. The school children turned
out en- masse, carrying miniature hags
which they swung a1oft with enthu-
siasm, and sung national songs with
the zest Of young patriots.
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PRINCETON, Mimi, May 29.-Memo-
rial day was appropriately and patriot
ically observed here today. The veter-
ans. Sons of Veterans, fraternal Or
ders. ladies' societies, school children
and citizens generally formed grand
parade and marched through the city
to the fair grounds, where the oratlon
commemorative Of the occasion was
aDlV QoIVGTGQ ny IIcN. ALL GU Aee1hiASSS +,
of Minneapolis. The graves OF the hon-
ored dead were profusely streWn with
flowers.
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LITCHFIELD, Mimi, May 29.-Deco-
ration day was appropriately observed
here today under the auspices of Frank
Daggett post The city is full of people,
but all was quiet except the band and
drum corps music. Business houses
closed in the afternoon. The city was
beautifully decorated with flags ana
bunting Patriotic speeches were de-
livered in Central park In the after
noon, by Robert Stratton and A. +.
Foster.
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DETROIT, Mimi, May 29.-Notw1th-
standing the cold windy weather today,
a large number of people Joined the
Memorial day procession and march
ed to the cemetery. The procession
formed at the court house at 10 a. M.
in the following order: Lake Side band
children of the public school, Sons OF
Veterans Grand Army OF the Republic
fire department relief corps, Ladies
Aid in carriages, and citizens. AT
n. m. memorial services were held IN
the opera house The memorial address
was given by Rev. L. G. Meultrie.
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HENDERSON, Mimi, May 29.-Me-
mortal day was generally observed
here today. The old soldiers of Slh
ley county assembled and did honor u
their departed comrades in the usua!
manner.
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MANKATO, Mimi, May 29.-Decora-
ton day was observed in Mankato to-
day. The address was maed in Lin
coin park by Attorney William Plymat.
The parade consisted of the G. A. K.
pest, Woman's Relief Corps. and sew
eral hundred school children. The
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