Veterans Parade in Mud at St Louis Encampment
Rain and mud mar a Grand Army of the Republic encampment in St Louis as veterans, families, and wreaths gather amid tents and a grand parade plan. Gen Fairchild, Hamlin, and Mrs Arch Kine arrive. discussions on pensions and relief for indigent veterans continue amid weather delays.
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St. Louis
United States
Grand Army of the Republic
Frank P. Blair Post
F.P. Blair
Blair
Seventeenth Army Corps
Lucius Fairchild
Gray
Grier
Hannibal Hamlin
Elizabeth D. Arch Kine
Women's Relief Corps
Francisco
Kannas
Tilinore
Iowa
Misaauri
Congress
Oomalan DE Rauep
Geveral Sherman
Tuttle
Cleveland
Wheeling
Omaha
Grand Army
Rosencrans
Fairchild
Louis
Itv Exposition
P. m
Lo- Ran
South
Commandurin Chiet
A. J. Judkin
Sherman
Tannibal Hamlin
Stall
Missouri
Finois
Kansas
Wea
Rea
Minnespoelis
Merciass
Black
Sallora
Women’s Relief Corps
St Louis
Merchants’ Exchange
Prohibition Votes Reported Across Tennessee
Dispatches from Tennessee indicate quiet polls and large turnout in the prohibition election. East Tennessee shows a 4 000 vote majority for the amendment while other towns report mixed results with defeats and surges varying by region.
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Chattanooga
East Tennessee
Morris
Umattanooua
Cholera Cases and Hospital Reports on Alesia
Health Officer Smith reports cholera patients from the steamer Alesia. Maria Rosa Grant and Louisa Lorette removed to quarantine hospital. both cases described as ill but improving among others on board and on Hoffman's island. Additional notes cover frontier shooting at Bears and a Moonarois exposition wedding tally.
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Hoffmans
New York
Smith
Alesia
Maria Rosa Grant
Louisa Lorette
Hoffman's Tolund
Dominica Maurilio
Ferdinand Carbonari
Henry Baker on Trial Denies Murder Charge in Olson Case
Henry Baker testifies in his own defense in a Bismarck murder trial, denying poisoning Peter Olsen with strychnine and claiming Olsen attempted to kill him. The packed courtroom hears witness accounts, including coroner, sheriff, and drivers, with the defense arguing Olsen caused his own death.
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Henry Baker
Olson
Bismarck
Peter Olsen
Hanitch
Geo. P. Flannery
Baker
W. W. Erwin
St. Paul
Dennis Hannifin
Burleigh County
Buffalo
Mr. Erwin
Denny
Erwin
Charice
Amos Hobidon
Sol Banderland
Peoples Johnne Jeery Sullivan
Charles Glitachkea
Henry Hichbolt
Val
Sami B
Lawrence Janny Walf Frederick Bower
At & O
Sunny
Francis
John Kurtz
Emmons
Kurtz
Farmer Wentz
Josh Whitcomb
Wiso
Trmaxe
Olsen
Peder
Overbye
Mr. Wentz
Wentz
Ilinois
James Peppies
Charley Pierce
Long
Sherif Wade
Chem
Olaen
Indy
Necarch Wae Mae
Olsen Waa
Wade
Emmons County
Pettit
Mr. Wade
Washington Territory
Erwan F
Vhary
Woilnedny
Tin Olsen
Flannery
Joseph Denham
Denham
Denham's
Williamsport
John Albright
Atund
Herrick
Haker
George
Bidow
Porshase
Mail Earrier
Scotty
Robinon
Ers Pipes
Frisby
Robidon
George Robidan
Reisen
Olsent
Obbon
Hiin
Len
Sherif
Ade
Olen
T Baker
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General Slocum
General Grier
Major Warner
Minnesota
John P. Rae
Anout
Tases
Beenane
Remy
Huoaulva
Trades Display Association
Yankton
Dak
Templeton
Harris
Williams
Powers
van Tassel
Lewis
Case
Goveror
Tamperance
Tennessee
Bears
Sadouls
M. Herbert
M.sadouls
Stone
Stewarty
Sen
Martind
Moonarois
Baker Swears
George Hobidou
Robinesco
Robiden
Ke Waldratt
J. W Worst
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