Grand Army Parade Triumph In Boston Streets
Boston honored veterans of the War of the Rebellion with a massive Grand Army parade through its streets and a grand stand review in Copley Square. The event drew thousands, showcased diverse uniforms, and featured top officials including General Alger and President, amid police precision and festive public admiration.
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Boston
Copley Square
Republic
Beneat
Commonwealth
Morton
Proctor
Rusk
Tracy and Noble
Sherman
John A. Logan
McKee
Mme. Nordica
Haile
Dalton
MelXinley
Ohio
Boutelle
Maine
Lodge and Candler
Massachusetts
Davis
Rhode Island
Halford
Charles Devens
Daniel Sickles
Peirce
A. W. Beard
Holt
A. P. Martin
Coveney
E. J. Flynn
Coffin
E. J. Donovan
James Donovan
A. W. Greely
Ladd
L. Field
Grand Stand
Whiting
Durmill
Osborne
Congressman MecKinley
Columbia
Kinsley Post 113
General Alger
William Cogswell
Elijah A. Morse
Ben Lovell
Weymouth
Continental Army
France
Army
Navy
G A R Invalid Furniture in Boston Warerooms
Many G A R members in this city are incapacitated for active work yet the Army’s legacy continues. Boston serves as the great headquarters for Invalid Furniture, the largest dealer in Boston with warerooms spanning an entire five acre block opposite the Boston and Maine Depot.
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Boston
Friend, Canal and Market Streets
Boston & Maine
Death of Cardinal Newman In Britain and Abroad
London reports detail Cardinal Newman's final illness and death, noting his age and pious life. Tributes from The Morning Post and The Times praise his integrity and influence, while British MPs clash over remarks in the House of Commons. In Buenos Aires, Celman’s residence is guarded as unrest grows, and Central American rumors swirl about leadership changes and border tensions involving El Salvador and Guatemala.
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Celman
Buenos Ayres
Cardinal Newman
House of Commons
London
New York
The
Herald
Birmingham
Oratory
Leo XIII
St. Philip's Chapel
Newman
W. Neville
Tie
William
Father Neville
Iisley
Oratory Fathers
Oratorians
Rednal
Morning Post
John Henry
England
Daily News
the Times
Rome
Mr. Matthews
Home Secretary
Dr. Tanner
Cork
Dungarvan
R. Tanner
Treasury Bench
New Peruvian Cabinet Named by President Bermudez
The Bermudez administration unveils its cabinet in Galveston with Senor Valcarcel as Premier Minister of Public Works, Senor Elmore as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Oh Quintana as Minister of Commerce, Oh Cvarrez as Minister of Justice, and Senor Suarez as Minister of War.
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Tra. Au
Galveston
Bermudez
Senor Valcarcel
Senor Elmore
Oh Quintana
Oh Cfavrez
Senor Suarez
Australian shipping threatened over pay demands
Mixteournn Aug 12 There is a threat of a total suspension of Australia s shipping trade due to wage demands by the Marine Officers Association. The Seamen s Union Dockmen s Union and other trades bodies back the officers and the Shearers Union worsens the crisis by urging shippers to refuse handling non union wool.
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Mixteournn
Australia
Marine Officers’ Association
Seamen’s Union
Dockmen’s Union
Shearers’ Union
Aggressive Armenians Stir Panic in Turkish District
In the Alashgerd district Kurdish Armenian clashes flare as Russo Armenian volunteers arrive at Sizeroum recruiting followers. The panic prompts Erzurum Governor to order expulsion of fifty Armenians suspected of promoting disturbances.
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Constantinople
Alashgerd
Erzercum
Prince Napoleon Spotted Landing in Tunis Under Cover
Paris reports Prince Napoleon has landed in Tunis using an assumed name and an Italian passport. He supposedly travels to inspect an estate, while in Beauty an autumn Guards parade drew a large crowd as the Emperor and Empress appeared and received ovations.
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Paris
Napoleon
Tunis
Molten Metal Explodes At Illinois Steel Works
A deadly blast at Illinois Steel Works in Joliet occurred when furnace No 2 leaked molten metal into the canal. The blast shredded the furnace roof, killed workers John Novak and Oscar Solewski, burned Peter Schrier to death, and left Tim McCarthy gravely injured. Several others sustained minor burns.
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Tim McCarthy
Weather Indications for New England States
Forecast till 8 pm Wednesday. Maine and New Hampshire slightly warmer fair with variable winds. Vermont warmer fair with easterly to southerly winds. Massachusetts fair slightly warmer eastern regions, stationary west, northeasterly winds becoming variable. Rhode Island fair Wednesday with northeasterly winds and slight temperature rise. Connecticut and eastern New York fair slightly warmer with northerly winds becoming variable.
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Wasamincton
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts Fair
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Infant sleep saves life and thieves fail to rob treasurer
A Buffalo Express report tells of a startled robber abandoning a county treasurer’s box under the bed plan after a crying baby woke his wife. The tale sits among aging ads for Lactated Food and veteran pageantry in Philadelphia and Alleghany parades with posts, banners, bands, and a toy cannon, honoring Civil War veterans and local groups.
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Alleghany County
New York
Buffalo Express
George K. Dennett
Bromfield Street
Boston
Hodgdon
Dedham
Parade of Civil War veterans leads grand march
General Alger leads a vast parade with police guards, Carter's Band, and cavalry buglers. Posts from Illinois Wisconsin and beyond march past, with 600 plus aides, banners, and relics from 1861, including George H. Thomas and Grant posts, ending with Hubert Mueller of Columbus leading seventy men.
Pennsylvania Delegation With Battle Flags At Encampment
A Pennsylvania delegation led by Department Commander James F. Denniston with 50 mounted men from Post 35 Philadelphia and 160 men from George G Meade Post Philadelphia attended the encampment. They bore twenty two tattered battle flags from the Rebellion as Post 2 band played and Post 2 fired.
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Department OF Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
James F. Denniston
B.towne
H. G. Williams
Philadelphia
George G. Meade
General Grant
Quaker City
Ohio veterans parade honors and delegations in city march
The Department of Ohio led by General Dowling accompanied by Hesslan Grant Galloway Alcorn Klein Reade and Hearst ONeill marched with a Fremont Light Brigade Band and Wells Post in Columbus. Forsyth Post Toledo drew cheers as spectators watched memorabilia and veterans from George H. Thomas Post Cincinnati Old Guard Dayton Memorial Post Cleveland and others display a large copper canteen.
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Department OF
Ohio
P. H. Dowling
Hesslan
E. 5. Grant
Galloway
Alcorn
Klein
Charles Reade
Hearst O'Neill
Fremont Light Brigade
Wells
Columbus
Forsyth
Yoledo
George H. Thomas
Cincinnati
Old Guard
Dayton
Memorial
Cleveland
New York Delegation Leads Boston Parade Display
The Department of New York sent a fine delegation led by Floyd Clarkson in Boston. Assistant Adjutant General Wallace and a strong staff followed, with the Seventh Regiment Band of 48 men under Sergeant Cappa. Lafayette Post 140 of New York brought 200 men in elegant attire behind them.
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U. S. Grant Post
Philadelphia
Post 7
Silver Spring Cadets
Post 8
Norristown
Boston
Reading
Johnson
Conemaugh Valley
John F. Reynolds
Annie M. Ross
Philadelhia
Athetic
Naval Post
Scranton
Lyle
Alleghany
New York
Floyd Clarkson
Wallace
Seventh Regiment
Cappa
Dime Museum
Lafayette Post
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General Butler
Uncle Billy
Old Billy
Copley
Post
Lafayette
Ohio Department
Great Western Reserve
International
Washington ST
Commercial Wharf
East
E. A. Waldron
Gen. Agr
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
ST. Joan
State Street
Robert Copman
Messs Williams
Henry W. Brace
Heman W. Cnaptinx
Joseph 8. Fay
Alex. F. Wapswortha Mene
Frederick C. Bowpiten
Charles $. Rackemasn
James KR. Canker
Grenville H. Nononoss
Frasers V. Balch
Uninn
Bil
Otis
Alamo
OF the
Municipal Signal CO
Ofice
Ene Mart
Co. E. Hires
Na'i'e. Life NS. CO
J. T. Phelps
Newport
Treasury Department
laWe
Ward McAllister
Edmunds
Windward
Red Ledge
Congress
Senate
House
Drexel & Morgan
Golden Fleece
South Dakota
Kansas
Reed
Indiana
D. Gage
Hester
N. Y
Keno F
Panos
Oak Hall
North St
G. W. Simmons & CO
Quay
Robert J. Reynolds
Delaware
Portsmouth
N. H
Illinois Steel Works
Joliet
Central Hudson Railroad
Peru
Guatemala
Salvador
G. A. KR
Mayors’ Club
Partson
Young’s Hotel
Nahant Sporting Club
Boyle O'Reilly
Mechanics’ Building
Harrison
Alger
Noble and
London Press
Europe
Alera
Union Civica
National Bank
Central America
New Obrass
Picayune
Mexico
Barillas
Qrescalanago
Barandia
Garifas
Tapichula
Diaz
San Salvador
Provisiona
Ezeta
Agnes
Baracoa
Tyrian
Kingston
Dover
Grecian
Montreal
Kinsale
Barrowmore
Baltimore
Liverpool
Portland Bill
Colorado
Ocean
Bremen
Queensynh
Majestic
Vernambuco
Procida
Glasgow
Veltravia
Durban City
St. Renans
Sarmatian
Pavonia
Mt Ey
Doliber-Ggodale Co
Mase
Allinois Steel Works
Opserver
Orric Ft
Seevice
U.S. A
Bam
Sv. M
Mometer
Alvany
Buffalo
Musmareck
Dak
Chicago
Detroit
Duluth
Cere
el Vaso
Tex
Eastport
Helena
Mont
Jacksonville
Pla
Kansas City
Marquette
Mic
New Orleans
Tvlear
Portland
Salt Lake City
Fair Washington W
Wihuington
D.C
Paing
CANAL
Baby
Gaskins
Station 15
Carter
E. W. Kinsley
George H. Lawin
Phen
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
National Grand Army
George H. Hopkins
Mich
John Taylor
Penn
Lewis E. Griffith
Troy
D. R. Austin
Toledo
James T. Sterling
A. G. Whissett
Milwaukee
Wis
J. F. Lovett
Trenton
N. J
Horace P. Porter
Oneida
Kan
Salem
Canton
Department OF Illinois
W. J. Distin
A. D. Read
A. F. Wolcott
J. F. Harrall
Thistlewood
Worcester G. A. R
J. B. Wyman
Pullman
Aurora
U.S. Grant
Custer
Old Post
Decatur
M. FP
Kanan
Phil Sheridan
Oak Park
Department OF Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Badger
George W. Peck
Peck’s Sun
Knights of Pythias
Peck
Wisconsin Boys
B. F. Bryant
Gray
James P. Coon
O. W. Carlson
J. H. Whitney
General Fairchild
Governor Hoard
Dr. Aubrey
Iron Brigade
Wolcott
Boston Association
C. C. Washburn
Madison
Hubert Mueller
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