32d En campment G A R at Cincinnati opens with parade
Sessions of the 32d Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Cincinnati feature Gov Bushnell and James A Sexton elected Commander in Chief Philadelphia next encampment site. Gobin delivers address. reports show 305603 members and 36668 suspended as of June 30 1898. Parade rolls 2.65 miles with divisions from Wisconsin Pennsylvania to California and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. A. Sexton
Philadelphia
Adjutant General
Aincinnatti
Grand Army of the Republic
Richmond
Freeman Avenue
Queen Cuy
Hickenhower
Col. Deitsch
Gobin
Department
Erape
Lincoln
Grant
Sherman
M. A. Cochran
W. H. Ball
Col
Curtis
Buffett
H. H. Adams
U. Ss. A
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Columbia Post
Chicago
Lamb Post
Anson&. Wood
New York
W. E. Simonds
Connecticut
Farragut
Mobile Bay
Vermont
Massachusetts
Fred Cross
Michigan
Iowa
E. F. Pease
Frank Walden
Kearsarge
Luther Irye
Morgan Post
Kalamazoo
Mich
K. Dewey
Adm
Dewey
First
Michigan Rifles
A. W. Patrick
Department of Iowa
Department of Indiana
Maj. Jones
J. B. Collins
W. C. Herron
Lucien Wulsin
G. C. James
Ryan
Thomas T. Heath
T. L. Greno
Colorado
Wyoming
T. S&s. May
Kansas
Delaware
Minnesota
Missouri
Oregon
Arizona
James Finner
Geo. Hexworth
State Department
E. T. Stewart
Col. Lence
Kentucky
South
West Virginia
South Dakota
Buckley
Buckley Post
Ohio
M. M. Herbst
J. F. Tolland
Sandusky
Tiffin
Forsyth Post
Toledo
Cleveland Boys
Forsyth
Tenth Division
B. Fox
Cincinnati
Central Avenue
Fox
H. S. Morey
J. W. Gang
Ards
Nat Haughton
Andrew Jackson
W. A. Clark
Lewis B. Dunn
John D. Rhinehart
Albert Selbert
Mark A.knowden
Old Guard
Dayton
Campbell
Hamilton
Hamilton County
Washington Park
J. P.S. Gobin
Asa
Bushnell
Gustave Tafel
Alfred Lyth
FB. Allen
Thos J. Stewart
Jas. A. Mount
Indiana
H. S. Pingree
F. C. Bruner
Charles Burrows
A. Williams
Eli Torre
Women’s Relief Corps
Daughters of
Buffalo
G. A.R
GAR Treasury
Post 2
Department of New York
National Naval Veterans elect officers at Linton Hall
The National Naval Veterans association held officer elections at Linton Hall Y M C A building. Key posts saw Rr. Adm. F. R. Foss of Minneapolis and W. E. Atkins of Cincinnati winning seats. several others re elected or unopposed. A gold and diamond medal was presented to retiring Rr. Adm. Kelley. Votes of thanks were given to Cincinnati, veterans quarters owner, and the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Naval Veterans’ Association
Linton Hall
F. R. Foss
Minneapolis
Minn
W. E. Atkins
Cincinnati
Ed J. Bliss
Brooklyn
Wm. van Houten
Newark
William H. Larzelere
Zanesville
C. D. Blanchard
New York
Theodore E. Lawton
New Bedford
Mass
James A. Miller
Athens
Walter E. Jacobs
New Haven
Conn
Jas Kennedy
Portsmouth
W. Va
J. L. Cilley
E. H. Dustin
Providence
R. L
F. W. Crispin
Chicago
Samuel Biggerstaff
Alex. S. McWilliams
Detroit
F. C. Harvey
Fred C. Haskins
Ed Wiggins
Adm. Kelley
City of
Veterans’ Quarters
Press
Ladies of the G A R Elect Officers in Cincinnati Session
The Ladies of the G A R met in Cincinnati for a full day and night session to revise rituals elect officers and install them. Officers elected include President Agnes Winslow Chicago senior vice president M P Cahoon Elyria junior vice president Pauline Willis San Francisco treasurer Etta Toby Logansport chaplain Margaret Stevens Newark councilor Flora M Davey Duluth council of administration Annie Lincoln Duluth Emma Wall Lawrence Kansas Aurilla Sherman Keokuk Iowa. Frances N Wood Topeka Kansas installed the officers. President Winslow to name a secretary and others soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Agnes Winslow
Chicago
M. P. Cahoon
Elyria
Kas
Winslow
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Gov. Bushnell
E. W. Eastman
A. G. Peterson
St. Louis
Light Guards Band
Jerseyville
Ill
Uncle Sam
Company A
Missouri National Guard
Kansas City
Otc
Gen. Grant
J. Milt Blair
Union
Tafel
M. E
Appomatox
Thomas J. Stewart
Francis B. Allen
A. J. Burrows
General Fund
Grant Monument Fund
Sherman Monument Fund
Southern Memorial Fund
United States
Albert D. Shaw
Watertown
N. Y
James
Denver
Sexton
Busine Agenas
A. R. Pierce
Nebraska
D. R. Lucas
National Army Nurses’ Association
Library of Congress
Harrison Simmons
Rome
Italy
Simmons
Committee On Library
Department of Tennessee
Alger
William McKinley
United States of America
Spain
Convention
Evans
McKinley
Grand Army
Committee On Pensions
Silas Leland
J. M. Longnecker
Corporal Tanner
Brocton
Womans’ Relief Corps
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Flo Jamison Miller
Illinois
Mary C. Wentzel
Ellen T. Daniels
Isabelle T. Bagley
Wagner
James A. Sexton
The
Atkins
F. R. S. Foss
Naval Veterans
Foss
W. C. Johnson
the Ladies OF
G.A.R
Agnes Winston