Encampment Corps Classifications for Washington Reunion
The plan for the grand encampment in Washington allocates corps to founder tents on the mall between the White House and the Washington Monument. Each corps has a headquarters tent with brigade tents behind, and all veterans are directed to their corps headquarters on arrival. The list details the 24 corps and the Colored Troops organization, with the Navy and artillery given separate groupings.
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Washington Monument
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Department of the South
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Sixteenth
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Seventeenth
Highteenth
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Mississippi River
Allegheny Mountains
Cavalry
Army of the Potoma
Artillery Corps
Anl the Potomac
Engineers
Engineers’ Signal Service
Sampson C Bever Dies in Cepark Rapids at 83
Cepark Rapids Iowa August 24 Hon Sampson C Bever died at 3 o clock in his 84th year. He helped establish the town's first bank and was a prominent figure among Chicago Iowa and Nebraska railway builders. The dispatch mentions a German expedition in Africa with Baron Paul among the leaders reportedly slain.
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Cepark Rapids
Sampson C. Bever
Wrst Bank
Chicago
Iowa
Clinton and
Tall
Africa
Zanzibar
Paul
Mar- Aurenl
Nebraska Soldiers and Sailors Hold Fourteenth Reunion
Graxp Island Neb Aug 31 The fourteenth annual reunion of the Nebraska soldiers and sailors opened yesterday at Camp Sherman. Storm damage left tents wrecked and the grounds muddy but workers quickly restored it. By evening Department Commander Dilworth took over the camp as 4000 veterans and hundreds more arrive daily. Tonight 4000 more veterans are expected and campers total about 20000. A special train from Camp Lincoln brought 600 veterans who will spend a week in camp here.
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Neb
Nebraska
Sherwan
Dilworth
Camp Lincoln
Superion
Socialistic Labor Party Nominates Ticket for President and Vice President
At the national conference the Socialist Labor Party nominated Simon Wing of Boston for president and Charles H. Matchett of Brooklyn for vice president. David Taylor of Boston acted as chairman and Harry Glyn of New York as secretary. Delegates attended from New Jersey New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania and Connecticut. The party aims to poll 100000 votes this year and elect its president in fifty years.
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Brooklyn
Carpenter
New York
Socialistic Labor Party
United States
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
David Taylor
Boston
Harry Glyn
Simon Wing
Charles H. Matchett
Socialistc Labor Party
South Carolina Democratic Primaries Report Progress
The 180 delegates at stake for the state convention are eyed by Conservative Democrat J C Shepard and Alliance's B R Tilman as the Democratic primaries proceed across South Carolina. Tilmanites claim a 3000 vote lead, while Conservatives tally likely 180 delegates in the contest amid a fierce campaign.
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Cuarvusrox
J.C. Shepard
B. R. Tilman
Tillmanites
Hanks and Wilkes Seek World Trotting Records This Week
In Independence Ta August 30 Nancy Hanks aims to lower her 2 07 ¼ pace at Rush Park on Wednesday Martha Wilkes plans to break the world trotting record the next day A match race may follow with Doble guiding Nancy and four driving Martha Wilkes if the race is arranged
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Independence
Rush Park
Nancy Hanks
Martha Wilkes
Doble
Nancy
Collapse at Iron Hall and assorted incidents across states
A receiver was appointed for Tron Hall in Indianapolis with bonds of 750000, halting insurance orders and winding affairs. Reports include a bigamy arrest in Crepar Rapros Iowa, a drowning during a boat trip near Thompsonville Kansas, a shooting near Royal Cenbury City bringing fatal injuries, opera house fire damage in New York, and political turmoil as President Presnos Ares withdraws from a post.
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Inpdianapolis
John BP. Farley
Merchants National Bank
Tron Hall
Omaha Killing Reported In Local Notice
An Omaha murder case details a man firing bullets at his mistress Laura Day and then killing himself over a gold watch. The suspect may have acted alone and was arrested amid the city’s crime reports.
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Oman
George Foss Sre
Laura Day
Nimelf
World Fair exhibits and trusted remedies raise town hopes
A mix of local testimonials for Ballard’s Horehound Syrup and Snow Liniment tout relief from coughs and pains. Merchandise ads mention Dr King’s New Discovery for Colds and Consumption with money-back trial and free samples, plus a large Montana gold quartz sample headed for Chicago.
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Dr. King
N. M. White
Montana
McIntyre Lode
Shafer
Musser
Chicago
Local Society Meetings and Masonic Lodge Notices in Dillon
Fraternal groups outline Friday drill at Armory Hall and monthly lodge nights at Glendale halls. Includes Knights of Pythias, A O U W, I O G T, G A R posts with invitations to visiting brethren and good standing members. Dillon Public Library hours listed for all to attend.
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Armory Hall
D.T. Chapman
D. Lamont
Occidental Faud
1.C.C. F
Lodge Hall
Glendale
A. C. Moe
Peter Seybold
C. P. Hecla Lodge
A.O
Peter Leybold
N. G. Steedman
Post Rooms
David Lamont
Post
Dillon Public Library Association
M.sonic Building
Prospect Lodge No
Lima Lodge
Meee Eraeeran
Montana
C. FE
ANP
A. Ja Mank
Setibe C.T. Btowart
Church Services by Denomination on First Sunday
Local church listings show Catholic services at St Rose on the first Sunday monthly led by Rev Van De Ven. Episcopal at St James Sunday 11 AM and 4 PM with Rev Hooker. Grace M I church hosts daily 11 AM and 8 PM services led by Rev Tait. Sunday school 10 AM. Baptist First Baptist holds 11 AM and 7:30 PM services with Rev Spehvoer. Presbyterian led by Rev Crawford in Dartx Hall with 11 AM and 2 PM services and Sabbath school after morning service. Everyone welcome.
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St. Rose Church
Father van de Ven
Episcopal
St. James Church
D. Hooker
Qrace M
Tait
Baptist
First Baptist
Lda
Abr. Spehvoer
Thureday
Albert KR. Crawford
Dart’x. Hall
Fraternal Lodge Notices and Meetings Listed
A scattered OCR shows meeting times for Kinasons pastors and choir, Nightengale Division 408, New State Lodge 54d, Ladies Aid Society, Ladies Auxiliary, Lima Lodge 46, and Montana Encampment 19 17 0. Details include Garland Ripley hall sessions on Saturdays, Wednesdays, and Mondays, with officers names and attendance invites.
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M. B. Chuoreh Fey
Kinasons
Bervives Berond
Garland & Ripley’s Hall
Velock
W. J. Chubbuck
Dan Gatting
New State Lodge
Garland & Ripley's Hall
Dean
Philips
Aid Society
KA Baily
Engineer's Hall
M. Russell
Ed. Hughier
Land claimants seek final proof in Dillon Montana
Nuties notice from Missoula Montana dated July 14 1592 states that James Claimont has filed his intention to make final proof in support of his claim before R K Thomas Clerk of the Fifth Judicial District Court Dillon Montana on August 27 1592. The applicant claims continuous residence and cultivation of land in section 34 20 near Bee 20 and We ta. Witnesses named include Martin McCormick Frank Dries Thomas Harris Blickwell Lawrence all of [location omitted].
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Mont
Nautico
Vetder
RK. Z. Thomas
Fifth Judicial District Court
Dillon
Judes Claimont
Sic
Martin McCormick
Frank Dries
Thomas Harris
Blickwell Lawrence
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