Old Soldiers In Camp Grand Army Encampment Parade Milwaukee
The Grand Army of the Republic held its annual encampment with thousands, featuring a grand parade led by Blair Post and Commander Warner. Gen. Sherman and Mrs. Logan drew applause. Bos ton won next encampment, Gen. Alger elected Commander in Chief.
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Militia Navy Battle Fireworks Display Draws 150000 at Milwaukee
At Milwaukee a crowd of over 150000 watched a grand naval battle spectacle with bright red lights and rockets but heavy smoke obscured vessels and action. Two sailors were wounded on the USS Fesson den and three gunners injured by mortar explosions. all were taken to the Emergency hospital.
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National Game Outlook as Boston Reclaims Lead
Chicago reports on the league race with Boston back in front and New York slipping. It notes Cleveland, Indianapolis, and Cincinnati pursuing shifts, Pitcher Keefe marries, Arlie Latham returns to St Louis, and plans for cross-city interstate challenges. It also mentions gate-revenue sharing debates and the rise of Buck Ewing with the Giants.
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Electricity Applied to Playing Orgas in France
In France electricity has been applied to the playing organs, marking a notable development in musical performance and mechanical innovation. The change promises easier operation and potential changes in concert practices.
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