The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-29
WILL HONOR The
NATIONS DEAD
ELABORATE MEMORIAL SERVICES
WILL BE HELD TOMORROW.
Tribute to Veterans of Historic Wars
Will Be Paid by Civic and Military
Orders and by Private Citizens Elk
ercises at Cemeteries and Church,
Monster Parade.

ercises at Cemeteries and Church,
Monster Parade.
Memorial Day, which was formally
Logan, COMMANDMENT -chief Of the G. A..
r., will be celebrated in Minneapolis
tomorrow with fitting and elaborate
ceremonies. The committees have been
at work for six weeks preparing the
program, and have been helped in their
work by the hearty cooperation Of all.
The veterans have arranged for the
parted warriors in the forenoon. In
the afternoon will be the parade, the
assembly at Plymouth church, and the
annual grafton.
The following are officers in chief:
A. B. Robbins, chairman; A. w. Guild,
secretary; A. l.. Jones, treasurer; James
Fl. Albeit, marshal; S. H. fowler, Off
Ger Of the day; and Fl. s. Mason, officer
of the guard.
Morning Program. ...
Exercises will be held at every GENE
terry in the city: The graves will be
decorated with fitting ceremonies. The
rational anthems will be sung and
speakers, posts Of the G. A. R., Spanish
American war veterans, and the Sons Of
Veterans have been assigned. Lincoln IS
Lakewood Thomas H. Reeves will
be master Of ceremonies. G. W. John
son will make the Introductory speech
and DR.. G. M. Jordan will deliver the
grafton. t. = III
Layman-Rev. G.. L. Morrill, will de-
liver the address. ..as .-..
St. Anthony-The service for the I'M
known dead will be held by the Chase
w. R. C. After the ceremony at the
cemetery the organization will 60 to the
steel arch bridge. over the Mississippi,
where a service will be held for the
comrades buried at sea.
St. Mary 's-Rev. Father McDavitt
will celebrate the mass and deliver the
Grafton r.
Hillside-Rev. G. A. Cleveland will
make the prayer and Captain J. Colfax
Grant will deliver the Grafton =
Crystal Lake-Rev. c. A. Hilton will
make the prayer and Wallace G. Nye
will deliver the grafton. ". =
| Bloomington-Rev. S. w. La Grange
will deliver the invocation. Addresses
will be made by Rev. Mr.. La Grange
and Harry A. Lund.
Bass Lake-Detail from Jacob
| Richfeld--Detail from Morgan post
| Silver Lake-M. e. Yarnell will deco.
rate the graves.
Parker's Lake-John Jordan will de.
corate the graves
Maple Hill-Detail from Dudley P.
! Chase post.
Afternoon Program.
The officers for the parade will be:
Major James H. Albeit, chief marshal;
Colonel John L. Johnson, chief of staff
and Captain W. J. Dean and Lieutenant
staff. The line Of march will be- from
Fifth street and Second avenue S tC
Sixth street, thence to Nicollet, east or
Nicollet--passing the Grand Army OF
the Republic in review-to Third street
north on Third street to Hennepin. ou1
/ Hennepin to Tenth street, east or
Tenth street to Nicollet, thence tc
Eighth street, where the Twenty-eightl
infantry and state militia will open or
der, while the Grand Army and car
| Formation of Parade.
Platoon Mounted Police,
captain p Henry tnay 3Ge,ttchel Commanding
Captain George Sinclair, Commanding. !
oa sec Major James H. ALBEIT ana
I e.. a.. on Fifth street.
First Division.
Ad%eai = MES 'e assf A Of sts
Aids-Major Hugh Longstalff Captain B. H
MORGAN i3eut hieutena = F. S J: Bulls,
,,uo. Twenty.eighth Infantry Band.
Goo sseet W. Paehen Ma5o
First Battalion s..st.-
Major Il. L.. Billiard, Commanding.
/ COMPANY. 4, Captain F. 6. oyenshire.
| Company B, Captain ]. J. O'Connell
/ Company 5, Captain ". J. j. Lut ail'
| Company e, Captain +. e. Banford,
COMPANY F., Captain A. w, Bjornstad.
Company G, Captain T. A. Pierce.
Captain Jens Bugge, Regimental al Ad iji;
First Lieutenant + 5a, F. Robinson, Battalion
First Lieutenant H. !; Cooper, Second Battalio,
Adjutant.
/ Captain H. R.: fisk, Quartermsster
Tenth "f Battery Field tpla Artillery,
~. Captain Thomas Ridgeway.
| Ih1rtieth Battery Field Artillery,
."-> Captain O.. J. Straub.
| Second Division.
| IT, Herr Herman :. Yogi, Marshal:
NJ W; Arnold. R. F. Jones'
/ RI. First NJ G. S. M.
-, Major F. B. Rowley. Commanding
Staff-First Lieutenant H. D.. LAHORE, Battalion
! Adjutant Captain E. G. Falk Quartermaster
| Captain r.. w. Steel. Commissary. q
| company Captain NJ. D. Garcelon.
/ ,~. Company B. Captain e. D. Luce
| Company +, Captain p A. Walters
| Company l.. Captain e. W. Langdon
! ST. Minneapolis Fire Department.
/ Captain Michael Hanley.
! Third Division.
| Major Hugh Longstaff Marshal
Colonel L. E. Carpenter Chief Of STAFF.
/ Aides-F. B. Marcoe j. B. Burdick Lieutenan
i G. F. RaDp. w. Fl. Jay. |-
4 &, Postofice Band.
i Postal Clerks
| Major W. d. Hale. Commanding.
| ~#- Letter Carriers.
| Minneapolis Flambeau Club.
/ Captain John Malmstead.
Other Civic Societies.
Fourth Division.
| Colonel Amos Caverly, Marshal.
Brigadier- General c. Nice. Reeve, Chief of STAFF
/ Aides-Lieutenant H. o. Johnson, Lieutenant
J. Podas. r.. r. Wright.
| Modern Woodman Band.
Second Regiment Foresters
A Colonel N. G. Darrow, COMMANDING
First battalion, Major Spencer, Commanding
Il Prospect Camp 1925. Captain Schiefelbein
Lincoln Camp No. 1856 Captain SchaIl.
Schley, Camp No: 5771, Captain Delane
New Boston csmR M9 e7 s1o eagtsp Nelson
Anchor Camp No. 95S. CAPTAIN Hills
Flour City Camp No. $50. Captain Allen.
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