Grand Army of the Republic Encampment Reports
Montana department officer recounts Boston 1904 national encampment events. Describes parades, veterans, and Women’s Relief Corps sessions, plus finances, membership, pensions, and memorial tributes. Pays tribute to late comrades and notes upcoming Denver 1905 encampment and travel plans.
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Boston
Rocky Mountains
New England
Katherine H. Moore
Young’s Hotel
Vendome Hotel
Grand Army of the Republic
Women’s Relief Corps
Tremont Temple
Park Street
Fannie E. Minot
New Hampshire
Crescent Beach
Plymouth
Mass
San Francisco
Denver
Department Treasury
Lincoln Post
Hiram Cronk
Tota Co
Siegpraeet
John A. Logan
Plaines
McKinley
Billings
Montana
United States
J. B. Fuller
United States Pension
Andrew J. Nelson
Price
William L. Stewart
North
South
Fort Sumter
Stewart
Yellowstone
Thomas Thoroughman
Nez Perces
Joseph
Aron
Montana Infantry
United States Volunteers
Philippines
California
Sons of Mars
Peter R. Dolman
James H. Mills
Washington H. Black
Samuel A. Swigett
George H. Pratt
William H. H. Ewing
Mr. Ewing
Missouri Volunteers
Okechechobee
Florida
Zachary Taylor
Mexico
Taos
New Mexico
Columbia Falls
Board of Managers
Legislative Assembly
Chelsea
Massachusetts
Grand Army of the Republic of the State
John C. Black
Bates
Collins
Department of Montana
Newbury Street
Hereford Street
Boylston Street
Sons of Veterans
Jesse R. Paine
James H. Osgood
Camp 22
Division of
United States of America
Sun Cook
Paine
Grand Army of
Denever
Colorado
Dr. Pierce remedies touted for female health and beauty
An unnamed speaker urges women to try Dr. R V Pierce’s medical books and remedies including Favorite Prescription for women’s weaknesses and liver health. She claims long relief from pain and better appearance, touting a $500 reward for uncured cases.
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Bessie
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
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Kate E. Jones
Dillon
Dillon High School
Blake
Sassafras
Riley
Mont
City Carriage & Wagon Shop
John Shively
State Bank
A. Ham
Johnson & Smi
Mondith
Bannack Street