Clarkson arrives as G A R encampment opens in city
Thaddeus S Clarkson commander in chief arrives to kick off the Grand Army of the Republic encampment as camps open with multiple posts from Philadelphia Boston and New York City arriving. Camp Jewett is opened with a saluting ceremony and a reception. Linehan of Concord emerges as a leading candidate for commander in chief with Gobin of Pennsylvania backed by hundreds of veterans and business figures. Richmond delegates push to host the 1899 encampment while Cincinnati weighs 1898. President McKinley praises ongoing prosperity and tariff policy. Alabama has no U S marshal as bond issues and financial probes surface in several states.
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Borraro
Thaddeus
Clarkson
Delaware, Avenue
Woman's Relief Corps
G.A. R
Grand Army
Woman’s Relief Corps
GAR
Burley
Philadelphia
Columbia
Department of Tennessee
Georgia
John A. Andrew
Boston
Rankin Post
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lafayette
New York
Harding Post
St.’ ‘Owtla
Tod
Youngstown
New Hampshire
Camp Jowett
Camp Jewett
Lake Erie
Niagara River
Jewett
Bidwell Wilkeson
Buffalo
Chicago
Jowett
Citizens’ Committee
Fort Porter
National Guard
Linehan
John C. Linehan
Concord
N. H
Pennsylvania
Colonel Gobin
Gobin
Cincinnati
Iroquois
Szetcow
Aincinnati
Richmond Boomera
Richmond
Walter H. Lanary
Richmond State
Hotel Champlain
McKinley
West
East
Republican Party
Miners Resume Talks Over 69 Cent Rate Impasse
Miners and coal operators in Pittsburgh district propose interim rates of 54 69 and 80 cents pending arbitration as Judge Terhune reports to Governor Mount stating 8000 families in Indiana district are destitute and require relief. Operators claim fairness in 69 cent plan while miners insist on their original offer.
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Board of Arbitration
Terhune
Mounk
Prrissora
I Pa
Pittsburgh
Minera
Pittsburg
Ratchford
Dolan
Terhime
Lepayon
Ind
Thomas J. Terhune
Mount
Indiana
Afridis revolt and fort attacked amid India unrest
Dispatches from Peshawar report Afridis attacking Ali Mussek and Fort Maude near Peshawar, with a mile long enemy line and another force moving toward Kadam. Reports warn of a protracted campaign and possible general revolt affecting the Indian government, amid other tastings of violence in the region.
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Fort Maude
London
Peshawaur
Ali Mussed
Kadam
Sina
Khyber Pass
Michnil
Shabbadr
Royal Ish Regiment
Kohat
Reports on Kansas corn crop yield outlook
Aug. 24 Topeka reports from every county show rains boosting late corn and raising expected state yield. Estimates indicate not far from three fourths of a crop and possibly near 200 million bushels, with 150 million as a lower bound. Beet factory additions near Granp Isuana will start soon and syrup work to begin Sept. 1. Obituary notes infant Mabel Luetta Prall, two years nine months, mourned by parents. Apportionment lists talesmen and judge divisions for Atlantic district. catarrh cure advertised. a stray heifer notice from Victoria township, appraised at eighteen dollars.
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Topeka
Granp Isuana
Cass County
Victoria Township
Walter Ree
Frank Symonds
Victoria
Seid
Joan HM. Minter
Reichardt
Frasx Evernant
Warren Raz
Justice of the Peace
Wes R.H. Suweverz
Park Hotel leased by Sau City man for two years
A C Thomas of Sau City who ran a Wall Lake hotel has leased the Park Hotel for two years, taking possession in a week. The property will be upgraded and prepared to pursue a larger share of business, with renovations planned and first class conditions promised. Also notes local promotions, theater, and fair premiums.
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A. C. Thomas
Sau City
Wall Lake
Park Hotel
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Charleston
Congress
M’kinley
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
United States
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Tisdale
Trenton
Peter Crozer
Mercer and Merchants’ Building and Loan Association
Crozer
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Ozapar
Frank A. Novak
Constantine Pay
Takis
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Davenport
John C. Bills
Iowa
Internationel
Zurich
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Walton Sliver Market
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Down Town
Leadville
America
Worcester
Mass
George B. Tinckler
Thomas Conneff
Worcester Oval
Tinckler
Auburn
Neb
Thomas J. Majors, Jr
Ruth Elis
Emiln McClain
Dusugut
Ang
Callaghan & Co
Emlin McClain
MecClain
Wiersa
Stuhlweissenburgs
Lake Belatony
Hungary
Marienkirchh
Arpad
India
France
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Marseilles
Buenos Ayres
Tarbes
Rodes
Cette
Per
Vanderbilt
Asheville
N. C
Charles McNamee
George Vanderbilt
Lubeck
Germany
McNamee
Kansas
Mabel- Luetta-Prall
Elsie Prall
Anne
Bes
Baby
Mother
Mabel
Shilnett
Grand Atlantic
Pymosa Brighton
Washington
Victoria Talas
Atlantic
Hall
F. J. Corny & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Levi Downs
Kateecee
Plete
Prise
Atlantic Roller Mill
Woodward Theater Company
Opera House
Fles
Union
Clara Schuman
Dr. McIntire
Geo. Wendling
Slayton Jubilee Singers
Atlantic and
Vicinity
Lon
City Markets
Montagne & Co
L. T. Spangler
Arbantic
Towa
Min Gishwiller
Chase Fouley
Perie Hansen
Vena Fuller
Mattiea Zigler
D J. A. Coneno
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