Grand Army of the Republic Dedication in Washington
Veterans gather at Grand Army Place near the White House for a dedication ceremony led by Commander-in-Chief Palmer and Vice President Morton. A cholera fear trims attendance from the north and east as governors respond to the encampment invitation. Brevet Major General Carr commands the parade, reviewed by Morton and officials.
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Army Corps
United States
New York
Citizens’ Committee
Paris
Stepalné
Burponi
Kan
Frank Fenniken
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Kansas
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Emporia
Kaw
Thomas Allison
H. Brown
Mount Airy
N. C
Comptroller of Currency
Charles T. Jamies
Urban
Ohio
Eldorado
Frei Winters
John
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Anna
Prince Herman of
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Linse
Germany
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Detroit Electric Light and Power Company
P Nineer
Afghanistan
United Kingdom
South
J. W. Stewart
Blanche Case
Ottawa
Mpnorth League of Kansas
Swedish Covenant Mission
Rockford
Dion Geraldine
Burnham
St. Louis River
West Superior
Wis
Collector of Internal Revenue
San Francisc
Cal
Kiehl
Rochester
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Rumsey
Arkansas
National Association of Ticket
E. Day
William Lchwiller
J. A. Dart
Cadwallader
Vanneman
Pantheon
Carno
Palmer Loubet
MM. Floquet
M. Leroyer
War Department
Ve Krag-Jozensen No. 5
United States Lane
Helena
Mont
John 8. Meade
William Tate
Tylor
Augustus F. Greeter
Bannack, Beaverhead Co
State of Mont
Bannack
County of
Beaverhead
State of Montana
Recorder's Office
Beaverhead County
Springfield Jode
Campaign for National G A R commander drawn in Washington
Four candidates vie for the post H Warfield of California C P Lincoln of Potomac A G Weissert of Wisconsin and B H Hearst of Ohio With depart ment divisions and local intrigues shaping the race Lincoln appears strongest while Weissert gains ground Warfield seen as a compromise option Indianapolis hopes to host the next encampment and Lincoln supporters plan to stay in the fight amid a crowded national scene
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Yerig
H. Warfield
California
Charles P. Lincoln
Department of the Potomac
A. G. Weissert
Department of Wisconsin
B. H. Hearst
Department of Ohio
Colonel Warfield
Lincoln
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Hearst
Warfield
Ohio
Indianapolis
Tman
Michigan
Indiana
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Potomag
Clarkson
Edgar Allen
Virginia
Missouri
Southwest
Palmer
Louisiana
Women’s Relief Corps
Clara Barton
United and Reorganized Corps
M. H. Weisner
Ida V. Hendricks
Noble
Secretary of the Interior
Halstead
Ransom Post G. A. R
John W. Noble
Sons of Veterans of St. Louis
K Street
Lincoln Neh
Detroit
Commercia Club
Eberly
Tuttle
New” Hampshire
Briggs House
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Excursionists in Collision Near Kent Ohio Injure Many
A Baltimore and Ohio line collision in Kent Ohio involved a two section G A R train bound for Washington. The front train stood at the depot when the second section crashed into it disabling sleepers and injuring several passengers. Injured include Henry J Knapp Elgin Illinois Julia M Roppes New Mexico Isabella Fuller Pawnee City Nebraska and others. The accident’s cause is believed to be the second section starting too soon from the first station.
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Kent
Ohio
Cleveland
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Nebraska
Henry
J. Knapp
Elgin
Julia M. Roppes
New Mexico
Isabella Fuller
Pawnee City
Bown
Lincoln
P. J. Wall
Memphis
J. Kerwly
Fillmore County
Jesse DD. Scott
Lafontaine
Ind
Clarkson Again Elected President At Buffalo Meet
The National Republican league re elected James Clarkson president at Buffalo Beurrato Sept 16 The group will meet next in Louisville on the second Wednesday in May next.
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Beurrato
National Republican League
James 4
Clarkson
Louisville
Fusionists Rally at Fort Scott in Largest County Demonstration
Fort Scott Kansas September 20 The fusion of the People s and Democratic parties drew the county s largest crowd with the city blocked and speakers including Senator Peffer and Colonel Moore addressing the park rally.
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Fort Scott
Kan
People’s
Peffer
Colonel Moore
Republican state convention nominates Wyoming leaders
At Larami Wyoming on September 16 the Republican state convention nominated Edward Evanson for governor Hon C D Clark for congress C H Parmlee for the supreme bench and electors W H Kilpatrick John H Barron and John C Dyer.
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Larami
Wyo
Evanson
C. D. Clark
Congress
C. H. Parmlee
Supreme Bench
W. H. Kilpatrick
John H. Barron
John C. Dyer
Peck and his stenographer in court over tariff data destruction
Charles F. Peck and his stenographer Albert E. Rogers were arrested in Anpang N Y on charges of destroying statistics on McKinley tariff effects on wages from a senatorial labor report. The case was continued to Sept 20 and Peck vowed to fight.
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Peck
Anpang
N. Y
Charles F. Peck
Albert E. Rogers
Omaha Livestock Prices Steady as Hogs Climb
Estimated cattle receipts range 200 to 1,500 head with light to heavy weights listed. Cows and feeders show values around 2.75 to 3.50 with common varieties noted. Hogs are quoted with light, mixed, and heavy weights, prices from 5.30 to 6.05, market moving higher.
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Omaha
Astron Rock
Omaia
Cattle and Hogs Show Mixed Action at Union Stock Yards
At Union Stock Yards Chicago on a slow market day buyers were cautious as cattle receipts neared 20000 head and hogs sagged after initial strength. Sheep demand remained light with steady prices. grain futures traded with September to December spreads quoted for Wheat Corn and Oats.
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TNION
Chicago
Flour and pork prices in St Louis market report
Market notes from St Louis dated Sept 19 show prices for flour patents extra fancy at 3.00 to 5.30 per barrel, choice and ned varieties, with lower September values and futures for October December. Standard mess pork commands 10.62 and prime steam lard 7.15 per hundred pounds.
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St Louis
West
Pork—Standard Mess
Vast miscellany of early 1900s news items
Reports span recreations and disasters from Balmore reunions to fires in Tekoa and earthquakes in Anna. Indictments flood Madison liquor cases, and labor tensions rise with a locomotive engineers boycott. Sports feats, world fairs, political notes, and drownings mix with royal and railway incidents across U. S. and Europe.
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Balmore
Garner
Kentucky
Henry Tow
Mitchell
Ind
Marshal Moore
Madison
New York
Homestead
Grand Judge of Good Templars of
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
R. J. Pritchard
Little Rock
Ann
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Rochester
Thomas Parker
Josephine
Lake Michigan
America
Peffer
Harrison
Cleveland
Weaver
Rica
Tekoa
Wash
Busines
Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy Promises Cure or $500
Persistent sales pitch claims Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy cures all forms of catarrh including headaches and colds. It asserts stronger snuffs and caustic solutions fail, offering $500 cash if no cure is achieved and emphasizing mild soothing cleansing action. The ad targets skeptical buyers with a bold financial incentive.
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Dr. Sage
Tosk
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