Grand Army Parade Echoes Civil War Glory in Boston
A Grand Army event in Boston showcased a vast procession with Vermont and Massachusetts contingents, featuring General Wheelock G. Veazy as commander and leading figures like Richard Tobin and George Creamer. Reports detail camp setups, donations, and per capita taxes, highlighting the scale and ceremonial pomp of the veterans' encampment.
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Mopking
Lirge Guiys
Whealunk G. Veuxey
Tepacial Nogton
Avery
Boston
Ford
Finanova
John Taylor
Philadelphia
Grand Army
United States
Wheelock G. Veazy
Vermont
Netroft
Richard &. Tobin
George B. Creamer
Balthuors
Waa
Mopkina
Hopkina
Afies
Fryaniomantix
Cornler
WIL Eth
Fragmented Ledger Notes on Military Reports and Weather
A garbled transcription details officers delaying reports, a quarter close, and troop accounting. It mentions good standing, delinquent counts, transfers, and relief expenses, with scattered notes on the North Dakota division, adjutant general, and departmental organization. Weather and lightning descriptions follow, plus scattered anecdotes on Berlin politics and a Maine hunting party.
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Atul Stoner
Thinsnaila
Mir
Maxsnelusetta
North
North Dakota
Grand Borla
PRL
George
Tonog Wn
Yusut
Eugene Fy Wolgin
Gumvil
Verlova
Kuno
Laeger Daparianenta
Saststaut
Wolglo
Melon
Thlaulee
Land of
Tupiter
Ibia
Lokyitent's
Unke to Moarners See Boarders Outgrowing Clothes
In a sardonic exchange from the Philadelphia Pimed, a boarder and Mrs Hash discuss boarders leaving a boarding house as costs rise yet savings vanish. The Bast cook stove remark underscores the mood as humor softens a bitter jab at finicky tastes.
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Taga
Hash
Philadelphia
Acts of Congress Stirs Tariff and River Bill Debates
The Senate and House clash over tariff plans for tin plate and river improvements. Key figures like Edmunds Frye and Moody push or resist measures while conference reports shape national park designations and funds for Oklahoma and Indian affairs amid procedural hurdles and adjournments.
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Senate
Sarator Holmunde
Judiciary
United States
Edmunds
Tnigalae
Boel
Frye
Secretary of the Treasury
Sioux City & Vata Railroad Company
Nore Rot
Moody
Atnto
Isiack Hilla
South Dakota
Wyoming
Alligon
House
Cannon
Chickaminyn Atin
Rogers
Dinglay
Omaha
Nebraska
Amon
Oklahoma
Committee On Appropriations
Greator Hale
United States Naval
Lindon Steel Works
Pittsburg
Rouse
Tha Mundia
Lennend Iusineae
Lennend Iusineae, Uponimots
Opreetto
Secretary of the Interior
Ceetale Inoue
Usle
Fallenn
Onesida County
Wic
Cumbrou
Lisut
Col. Corbin
United States Army
Menars
Stogere
Farquhar
Henerson
Tows
Duncch
Rot McKay
Donald McKay
Springer
Mivaissipp
Leimgun
Mitchell
Taro
Répubilcay Party
Oklahom
Nat McKay
Gan
Grant
Arlington National
Trannas
Antennea
Nalventon Harbor
Loxat
Refuga
Milwaukea
Superior Bay
Duluth
Aint
BRU Uno
Grand Moria
Minn
Saa
Ab Agate Bay
Naiwaichment
Ingert
Yrelane Pel
Canada
Kawaias Bay
Portagenko
Lake Superior
Lama and
Tranabtavs Cotmactad
Dixcuaglou
Nonntore
Yost
Morgan
bUewourt
Sioux City
Opica
Biasouri River Commission
Bronx City
Fort Benton
Sinoin
Sunate
Committee On Indian Affairs
Committee On Claims
McKay
Nanalmona
Harlem
Benatarney
Neunter Edmunde
Waas
Konitor Pryu
Honitor Edmunds
Hind
Rivera
Frya
Dolph
Ressom
Ae National Military Park
Chickamangswan
Negelou Tha Sovate
Chiokemauge
Jawa
Qusy
Ollina
Henotor Phimb
Tha Olnime Sa
Olaimanta
Honatora Hale
Lair
Moxgan
Weta
Senata
Plamb
Uec
Trumb
Plunh
Cho Houte
Oman
Mississippi
Council
Lincoln
Br. Hilt
Minein
Forsignaire
Hreckinrugo
Kantucky
Joliera
Witt
Breukinridge
Blaines Reciproc ity Views And Political Talks
The article surveys William Blaine era reciprocity views with emphasis on tariff policy between the United States and South America. It notes discussions by politicians including Senator Porter and Daniel Kerr, mentions Virginia Republicans, and references anticipated census work and apportionment timing, with focus on counting progress and political positioning.
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Choy
Virginia
Gloiio
Isnton
Frederick City
Poyler
Porter
Cormet
Danial Kerr
Ronny
Qutobor
Apyerat Triboy
Pattiaza
Hume Clay's Great Crime Foiled by Forgery Evidence
The disappearance of W Hamme Clay and forgery claims shock western and central Kentucky. He allegedly forged his grandfather Matthew Howe and others, with large sums tied to banks in Olean New York and Bourbon Bank in Kentucky. Clay, once a lumber businessman, built a planing mill and fled after facing exposure and allegations of substantial fraud.
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Griot
W. Hamme Clay
Kentucky
Matthew
Sygo
Tew
Clay
Bbrevaport
N.Y
Mexico
Winchester
Paria
Onpilaatook
Obsdwick Cart Company
St Olean
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Dudge
Suprema Court of
Isad
Trosidout Harrison
Rey Ulchek
Marin
Eramital
Massachusetts
Run Gtund
Copley Senate
Alger
Wweemerenar Vearey
Wheel G. Vestry
Rockingham County
New Hampshire
Phillips, Exoter Academy
Artmouth College
Albany Law Webco
Springfield
Rutland
Vermont Volunteers
Sherman
Totul Town
Jane
OTH
Pastaine
WMT
Lossoy Wery
Acapabor
Gegu
Tranaters
Uain
Reinatatement
Folingent
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Ae Bao
Neere
Yun
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Monten
leMuyion
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THN Ngap
Merrbal Aloe
Firontorm
Pelle
Ben
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Conmundarla Seilof
Republic
Unem
Lyon
Aigneale
Shevety
Gravis Lopkins
Berlin
William
Prince of Wales
Wales
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England
Hna Ueer
Prince George
von Dreka
Sudienly
Creorge
Walt
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Indian Territory
Oklahome
Conradus
National Oceans
Council of Administration
Order of the Women's Rubtot Corps
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Ato
Maine
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Blaine
Hume Clay
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