End of encampment at Indianapolis marked by orderly sessions
Commander-In-Chief Gobin received praise for good leadership as the Grand Army of the Republic encampment wrapped up in Hastings and Lincoln. Officers elected include W. C. Johnson, David Rose, Dr. Pierce, and Rev. Dr. Lucas, with Illinois dominating leadership posts and pension discussions concluding without major changes. Funeral services for Cadet Wheeler and Lt. Kirkpatrick were held at General Wheeler’s headquarters. Spanish prisoners from Santiago de Cuba embarked aboard City of Rome bound for Spain.
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Omomnan
Aga
Nd Army of the Republic
Pension Committee
McKinley
Sander Collaure
Gothin
Administration
Sexton
Organizations of Ladies
Patil
Tlinois
Department of Illinois
Woman's Relief Corps
G.A. B
Daughters of Veterana
James A. Sexton
W. C. Johnson
Cincinnati
Vermont County
Ohio
Grant
George Thomas
A. Smith
A. R. Pierce
Hastings
Neb
Board of Pension Examiners
D. B. Lucas
Christian Church
Indianapolis
Board of Ministerial Relief
Christiani Churches of
United States
W. ©. Johnson
David Rose
Delaware
Dr. Pierce
Nebraska
Colonel Lucas
On der Wheeler
Kirkpatt
Caur Wikorr
Thomas H. Wheeler
Joseph
Wheeler
Newton D. Kirkpatrick
First
United States Cavalry
Third Cavalry
Second Cavalry
New York
Santiago de Cuba
City of
Rome
Norfolk
Portsmouth
N. H
Camp Seavey
Spain
Canadian River drowning claims two Chicago Record staff
Carl Smith a former Omaha journalist and Louis Sass of the Chicago Record died in the Grand Discharge rapids near Alma island during a canoe trip from Quebec city resort. Guides refused the risky journey as high water overwhelmed both canoes. both guides also drowned. Smith had recently joined the Chicago Record after Eugene Field's death, leaving Omaha amid friends.
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Omaha
Quegxo
Louis Sass
Carl Smith
Chicago Record
Lake St. John
Alma
Eugene Field
Crisis in Madrid and Dreyfus Case Dominate Sept 10 Dispatch
A Madrid dispatch reports a cabinet crisis as Sagaste struggles with Silvela, while Paris authorities plan to reopen the Dreyfus case via a cassation petition. Other items note Governor Tanner deciding the Illinois battleship christening, relief corps officers installed in Cincinnati, Shafter’s return to Washington, and a war balloon shipment to Omaha amid Crete tensions.
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Madrid
New York
Herald
Council of Ministers
Sagaste
Silvela
Paris
Dreyfus
Madame Dreyfus
Court of Cassation
Senate
Trarleux
Justice
Count Esterhazy
Dover
Ostend
Tanner
Onicaco
Joseph Leiter
Misa Leiter
Women's Relief Corps Intalls
Cincinnati
Women’s Relief Corps
Mia
Flo Jamison Miller
Monticello
Ills
Mary O. Wenzell
Ellen F. Daniels
West Virginia
Isabella T. Bagley
Zanesville
Mary A. Tull
Omaha
Danny Wikorr
Santiago
Signal Corps
Yapcy
Critical Time in Battle A Pack Train Saved by Remedy
A July 28 letter from P. E. Butler, pack train No. 3, in Santiago Cuba, credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with keeping troops supplied after illness spread among packers. He asserts the medicine indirectly saved the army by enabling continuity of ammunition and rations delivery. Sold by Vie Emmert & Co. and H. G. Weber & Co. druggists.
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Santiago de Quira
Kathois
P. E. Butler
Santiago, de Cuba
Tampa
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Vie Emmert & Co
H. G.weber & Co
Druggiata
Reorganization of the Army Plans for Camps and Withdrawals
Secretary Al offers views on army reorganization after war preparations close. Units will be mustered out or retained, with 100000 troops to be reorganized into comfort camps for potential service in Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines. Officers will be held accountable for camp sanitation and feeding, with strict adherence to designated muster-out orders. Parrott case to be investigated. agency advertising plans discussed. internal revenue stamps notice. school term opens with listed teachers. various local notices and ads included.
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Washington
Alger
Camp Meade
Detroit
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Ihs
Haugh Parrott
Hia
Montauk
Tobasco
G. H. Hausenbeek
New York City
Lst
American Tobacco Co
P.T. Baroum
The American Tobacco Co allocates 8750,000 for advertising
The American Tobacco Co. announces a large advertising budget as part of its promotional push. The agency plans substantial newspaper advertising to broaden reach and strengthen market presence across its vast commercial operations.
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Americas Tobacco Company
Pate
American ‘Tobacco Co
American Tobacco Co
The
American» Tobacco Co
Cure for Catarrh Brought Hope to Longtime Sufferer
Josiah Bacon, a P W and BR conductor, endured catarrh for 36 years before trying Brazilian Balm after hearing Geo H Hearn's testimonial. Six months of use led to complete recovery. Mrs H Hubbard of Milford Delaware credits the Balm with saving her boy's life after a brief treatment.
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Josiah Bacon
Geo. H. Hearn
Hearn
Captain H. Hubbard
Milford
Del
Prescription Drug Store Ad Claims Pure, Fresh Remedies
An ad for H. GC Weber & Co promises pure high grade drugs filled to letter from prescriptions or family recipes. It touts a South American Nervine cure for stomach weakness and indigestion with rapid relief and guaranteed results. Sold by Parsons & Co. druggists in Atts Town.
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H. GC. Weber & Co
Onic
Parsons & Co
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Gobin
Omocer
Omolsla
Savyzeon
Pleres Retides
Huntings, Neb
Rough Riders
Omekamavaa
Grigsby
Park
Chicago
Boldier
Faeuont
Charles Head
Cummings
Chamberlain
William Muller
Bon Homme County
Crete
Danza
J. M. Kemble
Burlington
M. M. Parkinson
Wilcox
Carlos M. Cole
Fannie Wilson
Florence Nichols
Sara Madge
Elizabeth Maclean
Amanda Wissler
Della Marah
M. Leckey
F. Parsons & Co
James Jones
Atlantic
Laws
Chestnut St
Doctor
eBrons
Vic Emmert & Co
Tom W. Winder
Eggers
Leer
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