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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1900
Page
2
International and National Briefs and Obituaries
United States and Russia coordinate on Chinese negotiations with a note clarifying actions. The 34th Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Chicago elected officers and announced the 1901 Denver gathering. St. Joseph post office ransacked for cash stamps and cards. no clue. North Vernon saw a fatal collision injuring several. Chaffee slated for brigadier general promotion. German interference over South Africa and warships to protect Yangtze trade. Train robbery near Tipton Wyoming. $1,000 reward offered. Bresci jailed for life for king’s assassination. San Francisco to host next Knights of Pythias encampment. Rev. Dr. Francis M. McCabe dies at 77 in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Mich
Federal Building
Parade of Heroes Retrospective Grips Chicago Streets
Chicago veterans from the Civil War march in a grand parade along Michigan Avenue. Thousands of onlookers witness the display as old soldiers in blue march past, with bands, horns, and formal reviews surrounding the scene. The event recalls secession battles and the enduring patriotism of the Grand Army men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michigan Boulevard
Grand Army
Randolph Street
Michigan Avenue
Hainois Central Station
Veterans Parade of Civil War Posts in Nation-Wide Procession
A lengthy Civil War veterans parade moves through a reviewing stand with Col. James H. Wood as grand marshal. The procession features the Pageant of Patriotism, posts from New York, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and many other states, with 196 posts represented in a compact, orderly march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Wood
Marshall
Lafayette
New York
Old Guard
Washington
Nelson A. Miles
Duke
Duchess de Arcos
Woman's Relief Corps
Army Nurses’ Association
G. A. St
Stars and Stripes
Banner of Peace
Joseph 11. Wood
Citizens’ Committee
Wisconsin
Grand Army
Iron Brigade
Edward 8. Brags
Badger State
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Bidwell-Wilkeson
Buffalo
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Maine
California
Nevada
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Vermont
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Michigan
Nebraska
Iowa
Indiana
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Delaware
Minnesota
Missouri
Oregon
Kentucky
West Virginia
South Dakota
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Texas
Idaho
Arizona
United States
Grand Army of the Republic population and encampment estimates
Adjutant General Thomas J. Stewart reports 1900 membership at 276,662 in 6,778 posts, with 30,000 men in parade and 800,000 rail passengers coming to Chicago for the encampment. The four largest departments are New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Illinois, with the high-water count in 1890 at 409,489 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Adjt
Thomas J. Stewart
Adjutant General
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Miles
Shaw
Gs A. R
Chicago
Salevat
Mary
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Indiana
Missouri
Col
Samuel Mooody
Adjutant General of
Pennsylvanian
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburg
Rassieur Named Chief of Grand Army of the Republic
Maj Leo Rassieur of St Louis to command the Grand Army of the Republic for the coming year. Elected at the thirty fourth annual encampment in Studebaker Hall with unanimous delegate support. Other officers chosen include senior vice commander E C Minniken of Maine and junior vice commander Frank Seaman of Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Chicago
Leo Bassieur
St. Louis
E. C. Milliken
Maine
Frank Seimons
Tennessee
A. Grahms
California
Denver
Col
Leo Rassieur
Studebaker Hall
Maj
William Warner
Kansas City
Missourian
Adj
Gen
Stewart
Pennsylvania
E. C. Minniken
Frank Seaman
John A. Wilkins
Ohio
A. Drahms
The
Grand Army
Strength and Resources of State Departments Report
Inspector General M. J. Cummings reports on the strength and resources of the various state departments. The summary highlights essential facts from the full document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Cummings
Commander Shaw Addresses Veterans on Pension Reform and Memorial Day
General Shaw reviews the G A R’s work since election, presses for a pension court of appeals and new Memorial Day date, notes relations with H Clay Evans, and highlights solidarity among veterans and affiliated groups. He cites Adjutant General figures, cites 276,662 members as of June 30, 1900, and notes 11,819 net losses for the year. William Taylor of La Crosse, a 0h-year-old veteran of three wars, is the parade’s oldest participant. McKinley says he cannot attend the Chicago reunion due to pressing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pension Office
Pension Court of Appeals
H. Clay Evans
Commissioner of Pensions
Gen. Shaw
Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army
Sons of Veterans
Adjutant General
William Taylor
la Crosse
Wis
Fourteenth
Wisconsin Infantry
Railroads report busy week with record track relay
PUNTERS earnings for the week reach 103 404 dollars as Wisconsin Central notes strong August. Lake Chautauqua traffic grows for Erie. Kansas City routes rely on freight car loans to meet volume. Northwestern launches Chicago to Mason City through sleeping car service. Grand Trunk relays eight miles of track in a day, a possible world record. Clinton Iowa roundhouse touted as largest, holding fifty locomotives. Northern Pacific ends agreement with Oregon Railway for Portland routes. Toledo St Louis and Western aims to upgrade gysteng into first class status with vestibuled trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Road
Kansas City
Chicago
Mason City
Iowa
Northwestern Line
Chicago and Astern Tinois
Southland
Grand Trunk Road
Chicago and Northwestern Road
Clinton
Northern Pacific
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Portland
Norton
Toledo
St. Louis
Western Row
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N. M
Terady
Russia
Li Hung Ching
China
North Vernon
Ind
James Anderson
Black
Seymour
Robert Laffey
Louisville
Charles Cole
Cold Springs
Joe Stroud
Vincennes
Robert Woddall
Nashville
Curt Stewart
Walter Lemmon
John 8. Sodea
New Albany
Morrison Kelly
Chaffee
Joseph Wheeler
War Department
Chaffes
Germany
South Africa
Berlin
Transvaal
German Foreign Office
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Iiankow
William
Yang Tse
Tipton
Express Company
Bresci
King Humbert
Italy
Monza
Milan
Knights of Pythias
San Francisco
I. Fethers
Sample
Francis M. McCabe
West
Topeka
Kan
Pern
Parade OF Heroes
W. Keifer
Harrison
D. I. Henderson
Senator Cullom
Mempers
Woo
SE Rassieur
Alabama
Orrizona
Indian Territory
Tee
Montana
Oklahoma
Pennsylva
Potomac
Commander Shaw
McKinley
Wisconsin Central
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