Grand Army parade marks great day of veterans
Denver remains the focal point as the annual Grand Army encampment parade unfolds with crowds lining streets. Veterans from regiments and brigades, many exhausted, complete a two mile march amid continuous cheers and a sunlit, clear morning. Col Beotns BH Randolph serves as grand marshal as observers honor the aging servicemen. Other reunions in Ohio New York and Maine gather veterans at council chambers residences and town halls to renew old bonds and host receptions car rides and camp fires.
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Denver
Colo
Sept
Col Beotns
Randolph
Oy Hall
Hertick
Fuller
Broad Street
Shorteville
N. Y
Twenty Fourth Cavalry
Herendeen Post
G. A. KR
Herendeen Relief Corps
Clifton Springs
F. L. Brown
Presbyterian Church
Carmel
Maine Regiment Association
Band Army
Veteran's Monument Honors Plymouth Soldier Married to Princess
Plymouth Conn September 6 Unveiling a monument to Dorrence Atwater a Terryville native who served in the Civil War and hid a duplicate burial record while a prisoner at Andersonville He later became a U S consul to the Seychelles and Tahiti marrying a native princess The memorial features a 15000 pound Rodman gun and a pyramid of shot atop a pedestal in Baldwin Park
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Plymouth
Conn
Taniil
Dorrence Aatwater
Terryville
Atwater
Andersonville
Whch
United States
Seychelle Islands
Tahiti
Rodman
Baldwin Park
Maryland Republicans hold a state convention in Baltimore
The Maryland Republican convention met to appoint committees and adopt a platform. After a morning session, a recess led to afternoon resolutions work. The executive committee organized and elected a new chairman with speculation that John B Hanna may be reelected, while Philip Lee Gowlsborough may run if needed. The adjourned meeting is set for September 26 to name a comptroller candidate.
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Baltimore
Repub
John B. Hanna
State Committee
Philip Lee Gowlsborough
Fessen
Internal Revenue
Taft Roosevelt Party Splits and Departures
Hong Kong reports the Taft Roosevelt party breaks in two. One group heads to Beijing to visit the Dowager Empress, while the other sails aboard the Korea for the United States. The China mission includes Taft and numerous lawmakers and officers. a separate delegation accompanies Miss Alice Roosevelt to Taku and Pekin. A second item notes the American Society for Municipal Improvements holds its twelfth convention in Montreal with delegates from the U S and Canada and lectures on urban progress.
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Hong Kong
Jolly Junketing
Taft
Alice Roosevelt
China
Korea
United States
Foster
Long
Scott
Patterson
Dubois
Grosvenor
Payne
Hepburn
Curtis
Sharley
Smith
Wiley
Montreal
Canada
Sevventy
Dominion
American Sociery
On. P. Lewis
New York
M. H. Marible
W. J. Stewart
Rochester
Guttersey
W. d. Howard
B. E. Kriges
EA. Winker
N. Y
E. S. Rankin
Newark
N. J
Synod of Church of England in Canada opens fourth session
The Synod of the Church of England in Canada begins its fourth triennial session in Quebec with delegates from across the dominion. Proposals include revamping the appendix to the book of common prayer and publishing a new Coppotin edition, establishing a diaconate for lay and clerical grades, and appointing committees on hymns and other church matters.
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Synod of
Church of England
Quebec
General Synod of the
Church of England In
Canada
Dominion
Apti
Judge Armijo named sheriff by Abbott on commission
Judge Ira A. Abbott ruled that Governor Otero's commission creates a vacancy and names Perfecto Armijo as sheriff of Bernalillo county. The court ordered juror venires turned over to Armijo and heard motions for a writ of mandamus. Armijo stated he would serve as sheriff per the court and district attorney plans. The Evening Citizen published Abbott's written opinion outlining the decision.
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Ira A. Abbott
Second Judicial District
Otero
Perfecto Armijo
Bernalillo County
Armijo
W. B. Childers
E. Woobson
A. B. BeMillin
T. 8
Hubbell
Aurora
Venice
A. H. Stroup
Audicment
Board of County Commissioners
Theonal Burery Company of
New York
Stroup
Summers
Sito
Bexavio Vigil
Abbott
M. A. Olwio
New Mexico
Bernalillo
Thomas
Shelf
Perfesto Armijo
Lourt
Trayet
Gili
Habbell
Ex Governor Black Appears as Counsel for Equitable
New York September hearing opens as former governor Frank Black testifies for Equitable Life Assurance before Jolny committee. Black claims openness and cooperation, offering technical clarification to aid the investigation into reinsurance practices. Senator Armatrone outlines aims to expose current insurance features while shielding company management from abuse.
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New York
Permer
Frank Black
Equitable Life Assurance
Jolny
Hinek
Golent
Armatrone
Leslie
Resignation of Dr Salmon Chief of Animal Industry
Washington Sept 6 Dr David Salmon chief of the bureau of animal industry tendered his resignation to take effect upon successor's appointment President accepts same. The resignation to take effect October 1. Rumor circulates that Roosevelt was not satisfied with department conditions after an investigation into finances tied to the labeling firm supplying the bureau.
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Washington, D. C
David Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Dr. Salmon
Roosevelt
Peace terms spark Japan protests and Russian retreat
Reports from Portamouth New Hampshire note Witte and the Russian commission departing for New York while Japan’s Takahira is cheered. In Tokyo crowds denounce the peace terms. police suppress disturbances as Osaka Nagoya meetings urge resignations. Responding dispatches claim mixed public reaction with radical papers urging refusals.
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Portamouth
N. H
New England
Caaheets
Witte
New York
Fbason Komura
Takahira
Turbulence in Tokyo as police quell mass meeting
In Tokyo on September 5, a mass protest over peace terms was planned in Hibiya Park. Police closed gates to block the gathering, sparking municipal protest before gates were opened. A large crowd then voted in favor of a resolution expressing national discontent.
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Shintomi
Kokumini Shinbun
Osaka
Nagoya
Tokio
Hibiya Park
Plague Ravages at Home and in Germany
News notes from New Orleans to Europe report yellow fever and cholera outbreaks. In Louisiana Tallulah and nearby parishes see rising fever cases. officials warn of central infection. Hamburg records three cholera deaths. Berlin reports thirteen new cases and two deaths in one day.
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Germany
New Orleans
Lake Providence
Tallulah
Torsana
Toschenor
Hamburg
Berlin
Erlin
Idaho forest fires destroy timber near Mullin mine
Fires from forest blazes three miles from Mullin leveled a mine camp with houses bunks and tents yesterday. The blaze threatens timber in approach tunnels and has already destroyed hundreds of acres of timber in the area.
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Idaho
Wallace
Maho
Mullin
Voardiie
Port clerks convene as National Association opens session
Cedar Rapids hosts the first session of the National Association of Port wiley Clerks convention with delegates from every state and territory. Thomas F P Driscoll of Buffalo is seen as a strong candidate for next year’s president. Lithoula Georgia reports the Stone Mountain Baptist association meeting attracting many church delegates and a large attendance. The event lasts three days with hospitality from local Baptists.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
National Association of Port Wiley Clarks
Jocal
Thomas FP. Driscoll
Buffalo
N.Y
Deco
Lithonia
Geselon
Alvarado renews offer to pay Mexico's debt
Mexico news reports Pedro Alvarado, Parral magnate, renewing plans to fund the Mexican public debt. He claims wealth from mining, notes a palatial mine residence, and guards large sums at his home. He asserts government deserves a share of his wealth.
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Alvarado
Mexico
Guadalajara
Pedro Alvarado
Parral
Palmillo
Alvarrado
Diaz
Jewish Shops Raided and Inmates Killed in Petersburg
A Kisheneff dispatch reports street fighting in Petersburg where rioters sack Jewish shops and kill or wound many inmates. More than twenty soldiers are said dead. The Jewish self defense committee plans resistance to troops. Moscow reels from the suicide shooting of Madame Witte’s nephew M Kohtingky after firing on a girl and himself.
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Petersburg
Kisheneff
Si Petersburg
Moscow
Madame Witte
M. Kohtingky
Royal Hawaiian Band Extends Lewis and Clark Engagement
The Royal Hawaiian Band from Honolulu, appearing at the Lewis and Clark exposition, has been booked for two more weeks after a two week initial run. The group draws thousands to the big land stand, thrilling crowds with native Kanaki ballads and entertaining shows. A Hawaiian girl serves as the band's bar vocalist, delivering appeals that consistently please audiences.
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Island
Qre
Royal Lan Band
Honluli
Mit
Wod Ik
Big Land
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Ohio Brigade
Council Chamber of
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Equitable
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Hughes
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American Society For Municipal Improvements
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Doctor Salmon
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Naibutai
Sakhalion
Linewitch
St. Petersburg
Emperor Nicholas
Linevitch
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Kiu Shin
Yokohama
Doon
Forest Bros
Hare
Post Office Clerks IN Convention
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Baku
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