Grand Army Parade Draws 100000 in Boston Review
Boston witnesses a grand review of Grand Army of the Republic veterans with 100000 spectators. Commanders and staff, including Alger, lead a five hour parade from Adams Square to the stand amid rain and sun. Post 6 Lynn notable for size. Wisconsin and Ohio units display symbols. national figures watch from the stand.
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Boston
Grand Army of the Republic
Adams Square
Alger
Choy
Trinda
Wisconsin
Pas Aylvania
Ohio
New York
Harrison
Toby A. Logan
J. F. Butler
Gressmann McKinley
Eel Department 2
Jerry
Ecores of Thonsinde
Lynn
From LaRows Standpoint The Vanderbilt Strike Editorial
An editorial from the Journal of the Knights of Labor condemns Webb the Vanderbilt system vice president for striking at union organization and warns the public of the dangers to travel. It notes that Depew favored harmony and laments management changes and potential layoffs while insisting the strike may proceed despite risks to engineers and firemen and public safety.
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Kattorat
Journal of the Knights of Labor
Prutamerrass
Knights of Labor
Vanderbilt
New York Central
Chauney M. Depaw
Webb
Depew
Knights of Libor
Webbs
Austin Corbin
Upheaval and Fire at Indiana Farm After Gas Explosion
An explosion near Thomas Haddock's farm three miles north of Watson Indiana unleashed earth upheaval, fire from natural gas, and boiling waters. Spectators watched as flames rose high above trees and wildlife perished while gas continued to escape. Officials note no other causes.
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Ixpranaronis
Ind
Thomas Haddock
Watson
Silver bill seeks continued coinage amid tariff debate
A new amendment to the silver coinage bill proposes a fixed monthly production of 2,000,000 ounces of silver, removes a sunset provision to 1801, ends treasury note redemption discretion, and allows free silver trade when market price hits 371 25 grains per dollar. The Senate discussed Yeats tariff amendment lowering lin plate duty. the bill was sidelined as an Indian land sale bill progressed.
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Ashitan
Henitor
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Senate
Yeat
Wti
Gorman
House
Secretary of the Interior
Genut
Pelican
Oneida County
Wis
D. PF
Roger
Pine Ridge
de Sountur
Blair
Intron
United States
Wheat Stocks Slide in Northwest Markets
Wheat stocks across Minnesota and nearby regions fall as Minneapolis private holdings decline by 243 000 bushels in a week. National and regional figures show large private reserves, with total Northwest stocks estimated at 7 201 000 bushels, down 1 086 000 from the prior week. Other notes include irrigation talks in Washington and late August labor unrest in Clague with militia deployment and arrests.
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Mixsxearonis
Minn
Lively Rata
Minneapolis
Fares Gole
Minneapolia
Duluth
St. Paul
Docronay
Minnesota
Dakotas
National encampment of G A R elected officers and related notices
The twenty fourth national encampment of the G A R opened with prayers and speeches in Detroit with Col Wheelock Vernay chosen commander in chief after a roll call and resolutions committee named. Separate notes cover naval veterans memorial efforts and concurrent conventions of the Woman's Relief Corps and Ladies of the G A R along with ongoing railroad strike reports from New York Central and related rail lines.
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Moston
Bowvox
G. A. Re
TL. M. Foster
Alger
Hopkins
Detroit
Gouirul Taylor
Philadelphia
Purewance
Wheelock G. Veunuy
Hovey
Monti
Millanta
Vernay
Sniedber
Wissane
Vesey
Vermont
Richard F. Tobin
Massantimotte
Doven
George P. Creary
Baltimore
Alger Temperari
Warner Miller
E. J. Bible
Minneapolis
Ros
Fiske
Lela
Lumper
Aberdeen
C.H. Baxter
Lincaster
Wis
NAVAL
the Woman Relief
Tus
Bostox
National Woman's Relef Corps
Trent Temple
Tennie Wittemyer
The
Nations
Tully
Treamnries
Lool Corps
Texas
North Dakota
Logan
National Pension Committee
Woman's Resist Corps
Congress
Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bills Crisscross Town
Widespread commotion today over counterfeit ten dollar notes presented at the Marne bank by three customers. Investigators describe a tall dark man about 5 foot 8, 150 pounds, aged 40s, with a heavy mustache and dark clothes, as the likely source. Bills circulated with Germania National Bank of New Orleans serials, uncreased and poorly forged, prompting bankers to warn the public and review recent banknote deliveries.
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Kcountertell
Ty Gane
Smerxivady
Marne Bank
Germania
Germania National
New Orleane
Louisiane
U. & Ronecrana
Bila
Gila Ynarning
Cirontown
Turbulent Weather and Strikes Across the Nation
Fragmented telegraph woes and crop notes weather events in Iowa Illinois Manitoba and Wisconsin. Reports on New York Central strike progress Labor Day parade Chicago and related labor actions. Fire at Chicago destroys homes. farm labor meetings in Salida and secret sessions noted. Aims of senate and political reactions to strikes described.
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Traneavers
Tov
Mister Sargent
Moveland
New York Central
Iowa
Welch
Atillon
Senate
Chicago
Salida
New York
Girard
Paris
Lahore Werchiel
Las
St. Baul
Hinit Dabate
Knights of Labor
Market Trends Amid Telegraph Reports
Telegraph summaries indicate Chicago and surrounding markets show mixed sentiment with wheat prices fluctuating. Dealers note rising speculation and cautious public interest, while government measures loom as traders monitor demand and supply signals.
Market closing prices and grain quotes from August
In MINEAVOLIA and Duluth markets, closing quotations show August figures for wheat and track prices. August shipments, prices for No 1 hard and No 1 soft varieties moved, with cash wheat at 1.04 and December contracts noted.
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Mineavolia
Nuethurn
Angust
Bopteribar
Gortbarn
Anant
Ueculpte
Shipmenta
Cary
Duluth
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Cleveland
Eating
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Leago
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Kansas City
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Mulo
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Trina
Larows
Varmers
Kenane
Toprra
Kan
Farmers’ Alliance
State of Kanenla
W.F. Wrightmore
Supreme Court
John F. Willete
Jefferson Sounty
A. ©. Shinn
Franklin County
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Tenny
Moxmourh Panx
Wau
Cascace
Horton
Cree
Wanmington Wales
Wrest
National
Trague
Clevelant
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelpha
Western Association
Denver
Sioux City
Kaneas City
Owaba
Lincoln
Pickler
Btrikere
Cloguer
Merriam
Nelson & Co
the Veterans
G. A Re
Woman's Relief Corps and
Ladies of the GA. R
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Hicket
Lropios
Ofm
Eid
Ati
Wanial Convitctiow of
Naval Veterane
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Commodore Stmuiee Boswout
Colmubus
Delegaton
Providence
Laninville
New Orleans
Hartford
St. Pil
Santanamee
Washinton
Kauss City
Dayton
Je Dahlgrena
Father and Son
Wood
Topeka
Kaa
Woman's Relief Corpa
Stevie
Atie
Sro
Swirchen
Aviany
Ewitehmen
Appar Deleware & Hudson
Lumber Street
Phey Naw
Dainwuro & Hadaon
Will
Boston & Alleaby
Pittanntra Freght
Miremin
Exgingeratn
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Saravaca
Miahl
Delaware & Hadeon Rowneo
Albany Ptrikora
Tenulyniirtees
Yeeon
Cardinal Newman
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