Louisville encampment draws vast G. A. R. turnout
Visitors from the south and north pour into Louisville for the G. A. R. national encampment week. Extra trains run heavy loads as veterans, Sons of Veterans, and Confederate comrades converge for reunions and battlefield tours across Cincinnati Chickamauga and Knoxville. The city decorates with flags and portraits of Union generals while contingents arrive and plan parades.
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Army of the Tennessee
Cincinnati
National Park
Chickamauga
Mason and Dixon
Louisville
Watterson
Courier-Journal
Kentucky
Newark
N. J
Committee On Escort
Lawler
Calumbia
Chicago
Galt House
Citizens' Committee
Robert Brown
Atl Press
St. Paul
Denver
Conductor Polices Jailbreak Suspects at Adelia
Conductor Dan Colvin saw two suspicious men boarding a box car at Adelia. He closed and locked the door and telegraphed Hem ingford to take charge. the pair proved to be the Hot Springs jailbreakers and were returned to Hot Springs by the sheriff.
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Helmerorn
Neb
Dan Colvin
Adelia
Hot Springs
Shevil ¥ Hall
Hemingford
Woods All In a Blaze
Dispatches from Hermansville report a heavy loss of lumber owned by the Wisconsin Land and Lumber company caused by fire. Fire engines from Iron Mountain and Norway assist Hermansville to save the factory as woods burn in every direction.
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Menominer
Mich
Hermansville
Wisconsin Land and Lumber Company
Iron Mountain
Norway
Jack the Ripper Sighting and Other September News
Jack the Ripper murder reported near Kensal Green with throat cut and heavy head trauma. no clues. Spanish troops to sail for Cuba. Cuban reports claim a defeat of insurgents at Seboroud. Judge Dorrett granted a new trial for Osage murder. Large brewery fire in Amsterdam New York causes 200000 loss.
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Jack the Ripper
Lownnoy
Kensal Grean
Maprio
Cuba
Seboroud
Disorder at Rosebud Reservation and wider Nebraska news
Reports from Rosebud agency say Major Wright and a white employee were ordered off the reservation with 20 days to depart. Chief Crow Dog returned with followers, leading to confinement and a demand for the agent’s removal. Discontent also centered on freight allowances and land allotment delays, with the Indian department under scrutiny. Other items include a cruel case in Fullerton, a university diploma rehearing, editor Law rence’s death, deaths of Dr Staples and others, an embezzlement sentence in Sioux City, postoffices discontinued, a drowning in Missouri Valley, a Creston census, the Morrison murder trial, stove works sale, and Francis Joseph heading to military maneuvers.
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Rosebud
Major Wright
United States Indian
Crow Dog
Spotted Tail
Indian Department
Wright
Michigan mine horror widens with missing workers
Sept 9 Hovarton Mich huge smoke from shafts 1 2 8 keeps fire burning in Osceola copper mine. 80 minor workers entombed below surface. Several missing include Frederick Peardon Isaac Harlow Mike You Isaac Mattison Andrew Rossa wick James Wills M Cook Samuel Williams and five Pollocks. Rescue attempts continue as gas and smoke hinder efforts.
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Michigan
Hovarton
Mich
Osceola
Tio
Frederick Peardon
Isaac Harlow
Mike You
Isaac Mattison
Andrew Rossawick
James Wills
M. Cook
Samuel Williams
Pollocks
P. Richards
No. 6
No. 4 Shaft
Depew Talks Politics On Return Home To Campaign
Chauncey M Depew returned to London and discussed elections with Richard Croker and others in a Savoy hotel room. He predicted Tammany would carry its slate if reformers and Republicans fail to unite, and saw a Republican presidential win. he noted Europe’s improving business as the U S enters a new prosperity era.
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London
Hon
Chauncy
M. Depew
Richard Croker
Dapew
Savoy Hotel
Europe
Croker
New York
Whitney
Depew
Mr. Depew
Hamburg
Lourdes
Germany
France
Belgium
England
United States
Depaw
Ireland
Congressman Payne
Horges
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Ueath
John Wyant
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Sroxam
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Spungio
Thia County
West
John
Joseph Wyant
Virginia
Joseph
Missouri
Washington
Spokane
Crom Benton
New Yor
John V. Crum
Iowa University
E. J. Wefers
Travers Island
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Crum
Tommy Lee
W. Goodwin
T. Burke
Carrey, Wy
Messra
J. Chilberg
Union Pacific Coal Company
J. McGeath
Foster
Cudahy Packing Company
Omaha
Battle Lake
Douetas, Wy
Charles A. Pollard
Converse County
Wyoming
LaBonte Creek
Polish Alliance
Cleveland
Polish National Alliance of America
Paris
Sept
Vendome du Seine
Baker
Gibbons
Baxvirions
Cardinal Gibbons
Palais du Justice
Qgattare
C. T
Territorial Supreme Court
John Dorrett
Sherman Long
Osage Reservation
Amsterdam
N. Y
H. A. Bowie
West Main Street
Barnes
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Echo de Paris
Waller
Hurley
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Nebraska State Board of Health
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State Board
Old Town
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Lawrence
Malone
Manning Monitor
Iowa
Colleagus
G. M. Staples
Northwest
Duion
Sioux City
W. J. Finch
American Biscuit Company
Anamosa
Washindton
Nebraska—Corp
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Gandy
Omega
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Tryon
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Phoebe Harker
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Creston
Will Swan
Swan
Morrison
Crapkoyx
Stove Works
Sioux Ciry
Francia Joseph
Stattin
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Emperor Francis Joseph
Beath
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San Francisco
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Jane L. Stanford
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Circuit
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Reynolds
Godfrey
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Barry
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Jacobs
Uncle Sam
Mapnip
Senor Canovas del Castile
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Oroker
Ahero
Tn Bualuows
Europy
Ansroun Securities
Helly
Portland, Or
William H. Gross
M. J. Kelly
Cedar Malls
Mother Williams
Oregonian
St. Mary’s Orphan Asylum
Beaverton
Sister Williams
Father Kelly
Archbishop Gross
Dutumn
Cudahy
Clausen
Colo
Holliday Ranch
Weld County
Holliday Corral
Holliday
J. &. Jonysray
Eufalia
Ala
Ives
Bradfield Regulator CO
ALL Druggiste
Edwaris
Preston
Idaho
Miles
Nervine
Stiumilly
Brivit
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Ekhart
Ind
Othera Ite
American Medical CO
Vie Smmert & Co
Charter Oak
G. Tormamay
Atlantic
the Opera
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Dr. G. 8. Montgomery
OLD Post Office
Furnisuin
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