Grand Army Parade Dedication at Washington 1889
Grand Army of the Republic conducts a monumental 1865 review remembrance on Pennsylvania Avenue with Vice President Morton and Commander in Chief Palmer in attendance. The procession features Sheridan era troops, Meade and Sherman veterans, and a ceremonial flag unfurling atop a tall tower.
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Superin
Moissy
Zipauielainn
Grand Army
W. R
Marine Band
McFlroy
8. B. Paine
D. D
Ocean Grove
N. J
Palmer
Commercial Club of
Indianapolis
Chase
Co. I. N. Walker
Baker
Marine Corps
Peace Monument
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Morton
Seventeenth Street
White ‘Lot
E. A. Cart
United States Army
Ge ‘Hogdton
United States
A. Godfrey
Army
Panzer
Department
G. OH. Harris
Grand Army Place
Grand Army of the Republic
Potomac
West
Seward
Assassian
Europe
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Washington
Senate
House
Treasury Department
Custer
Ninth Corps
Eighteenth
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Michigan
Yorktown
Chicahominy
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Gettysburg
Wilderness
Meade
Army of the East
Georgia
Army of Tennessee
Logan
Army of Georgia
Slocum
Virginia
Long Bridge
Twentieth Army Corps
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Mexico
Circle
Citizen’s Committee
Old Guard of
Albany, N. Y
Grand Army Battalion
Henry M. Dudield
Detroit
S. Clarkson
Omaha
Benjamin F. Stevenson
Visalia
Rev
S. B. Paine
Fred Phistoer
al- Dany
N. Y
John Taylor
Philadelphia
John F. Pratt
East Orange
Joseph
W. O'Neal
Lebanon
Ohio
D. A. Quick
Brooklyn
N.Y
United States Signal Corps Veterans Association
Third Street
Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Treasury Building
State, War and Navy
Peck's Predicament Drives Grand Jury Inquiry In New York
Axsaxy New York Sept 20 Employes of the labor bureau were subpoenaed as criminal proceedings begin against Charles F Peck for destroying public documents. Evidence centers on destroyed blanks with state manufacturer names and bureau seals. Peck denies destroying papers and vows secrecy.
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Axsaxy
N. Y
Labor Commissioner’s Bureau
Grand Jury
Charles’ F. Peck
Ellery Anderson
Democratic Committee
Peck
Labor Bureau
Supreme Court
Anderson
Cholera Warnings and Quarantine Movements Worldwide
Health board reports no cholera cases. ships cleared or held at quarantine. London Hamburg reports hundreds more cases and deaths. Nova Scotia and Quebec prep general quarantine. Halifax and Boston boards discuss port protections amid increasing cholera fears globally.
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New York
The
Health Board
Upper
Wieland
Monk
Fuerst Bismarck
State of Nevada
City of Chester
Philadelphia
City of Birmingham
Danish Prince
Arezeg
Wyoming
Neyton’s Point
Gravesend Bay
Dr. Walser
Nortannia
Rugia
Voight
Fire Island
Surf Hotel
Stokes
Hoffman
Dr. Jenkins
Byron
Talmage
Nachtigal
Heligoland
London
Madame Tavary
Senator Ingalls
Professor McLaith
Hewitt
Southampton
Cepheus
Jenkins
Bohemia
Swinburne Island
Isaaxp
N. Y
Sandy Hook
N. J
Hamilton
Hoffman Island
Hofman Island
Major Hutton
General Hamilton
Camp Low
Sawtell
Boston
Hamburg
Hammercrook
Tamm
Horn
Quebec
Grosse Island
Central Board of Health
Montreal
United States
Wanrax
Board of Health
John Calling
Nova Scotia
Alifax
Yarmouth
Pictou
Digby
Anargllis
Hawkesbury
Sydney
North Sydney
Halifax Board
Atlantic
Wetherby
Reign of Terror in Sicily as Brigands Rule
A British consul report from Palermo details Sicilian brigand outrages. Bands capture landowners and merchants, hide them in mountain caves until ransom, raid farms, and torture or murder peasants. Landowners fear estate living near Palermo, guarded by riders as authorities fail to curb the violence.
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Lonnoy
Palermo
Sicily
Democrats Back Flower With $50000 Check
Governor Roswell P. Flower visited the national Democratic headquarters and left a large check, reported at fifty thousand dollars. He predicted Democrats would win New York by a fifty thousand vote margin and said Republicans were indifferent while Democrats were unified and eager. He then returned to Albany.
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New York
Roswell P. Flower
Democratic National
Harrity
United Press
Albany
Goddard Challenges Corbett for World Championship
Joe Goddard posted a $1000 forfeit and challenged Corbett to a world championship fight with $5000 or $10000 side bets. The open challenge runs four weeks. James J. Corbett appeared at the Grand Opera House, greeted by a large crowd, thanked supporters, and wished Sullivan success before departing for New York.
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New Yor
Joe Goddard
Corbett
Bastor
James J. Corbett
Grand Opera House
Jim Daly
John L. Sullivan
New York
Infernal Machine Threat Aimed at Governor Flower
A crank mailed a mysterious box and letter to Governor Flower at Windson hotel after New Year’s Day events. The box’s nature was discovered in time and no harm occurred. The letter’s origin remains unknown and the governor would not discuss the incident.
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Fire Island
Sovereign Grand Lodge Arrivals Reach Porriasp Oregon
Delegates for the sixty-eighth annual Sovereign Grand Lodge I O C F begin arriving in Porriasp Oregon with committees guiding lodging. The city decorates with bunting and three links banners while triumphal arches greet attendees. An excursion to the Columbia River mouth and a clam bake are on today’s program.
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Porriasp
Ore
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Columbia River
Cholera clash delays burials in Cincinnati morgue
In Cincinnati on September 1, amid a cholera outbreak, the potters' field sexton refused to bury more bodies and did not surrender keys until paid. Undertaker Rebold issued a similar protest, leaving victims unburied and a strong odor from the morgue as vendors refuse ice and disinfectants. James V. Brough, nephew of former Governor John Brough, is in the city on business.
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Fort Warne
Epitor Sentinel
Gazette
Three Stars
The
Fort Wayne
Ian
Editor Gazette
Thomas M. Cooley
Tae Senxtrxec
Cooley
United States
Little, Brown & Co
Ciscisnati
Ohio
New York
Potters’ Field
Rebold
James V. Brough
John Brough
Wheat ring exposed by forthcoming book shocks farmers
The Herald reports a new book accusing elevator men grillers and railroad interests of a nationwide wheat swindle led by a Minneapolis ring. It names United States Senator Washburn and flour magnate Charles Pillsbury among others as part of the conspiracy affecting farmers in the Northwest and the Dakotas Washington and Oregon. A later paragraph notes a burglar named Hill dying after shooting himself in his home.
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Cuscaco
the Herald
Northwest
Minneapolis
Two
Dakotas
Washington
Oregon
Commonwealth
United States
Washburn
Chas. Pillsburry
Great
Wheat Belt
Train No 9 Derails Near Hobart In Fatal Collision
A westbound Pittsburg fast train No 9 derailed near Hobart at 10 30 Sunday night after leaving the Fort Wayne station late. Engineer William Turner and fireman Reuben C Chase were injured Turner escaped with a sprained knee and facial injuries while Chase was critically injured and taken to St Joseph hospital. The coaches remained on the track and the wreck crew cleared the line promptly.
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Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
William Turner
Reuben C. Chase
Hobart
Turner
South
Hanna Street
Chase
St. Joseph Hospital
Hoagland Avenue
Turner and
James Finney
Robbery on Road Near Autox Involves Two Highwaymen
James Ryan and his wife of Litchfield were stopped by two highwaymen on a road south of Autox Illinois. The robbers seized a horse and presented revolvers. Ryan surrendered $100 and a gold watch and was allowed to continue.
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Autox
James Ryan
Litchfield
Here
Ryan
Burglary ends with homeowner fatally wounding intruder
Wilbur F. Warner of Kirkwood, a suburb of St. Louis, fired a shotgun at a burglar who had ransacked his residence, wounding the intruder fatally. The incident occurred last night as the burglar attempted to leave the dwelling.
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St. Louis, Mo
Wilbur F. Warner
Kirkwood
Telegraphers demand on Missouri Pacific. R T dispute looms
A Missouri Pacific grievance committee of the Order of Railway Telegraphers pressed for higher wages and union recognition. Superintendent Hammond defended the company stance, reaffirming support for chief operators and pending union rules before a further meeting next week. Separately, Y P S C E committees were named for Fort Wayne state convention with hundreds expected and Mae Nickey resigning as secretary.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific System
Gould
Kansas City
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Ramsy
Charles W. Hammond
Telegraph
Missouri System
Order of Railway
Fort Wayne
E. F. Yarnelle
Mesdames
D. F. Bower
Will Creighton
Mary Biddle
Belle Mills
Lillie Walters
Kate Chapin
Carrie Snively
Maud Graham
Ella Lahman
Dr. Chambers
Messia
Archie Bradley
Will Fisk
Frank Bartholomew
Ed. Buck
John Bass, Jr
Harry Culbertton
Charles Thompson
Bert Evans
Mae Nickey
Miss Nickey
Minnie Homsher
Charles Henderson
Harry Wilson
Baptist Tabernacle
Morrison's Condition Raises Apprehension
Dr. Gardier reports there is nothing to excite alarm about Morrison's health, yet the condition remains a matter of concern for family, physicians, and neighbors as observers await further updates.
Loon Lake Hospital Scene Amid Storm and Transport Plans
Sept 19 at Loon Lake Mia Harrison shows improvement after a stormy night and possible pleural involvement. Doctors plan moving her to Washington soon if her condition allows. Sept 20 updates note her stronger but remains under care as travel arrangements proceed.
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Loon Lake House
Mia Harrison
Loon Lake
Gardner
Harrison
Washington
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Trus
Democratic Majority Inn
Goddard
Governor Flower
ODD Fellows
Cincinnati
Hill
Rkeuben Chase
Missouri Pacific Telegraphers
E. A. K. Hackett
W. D. Page
M. A. Brannon
Eliot Shaulys
George Darker
E. Lewis
S. B. Bowess
Carl Siemon
August Detzer
Jennie Cochrane
Mrs. W. E Mossman
Missea Bessie Bledace
Bertis Welton
Emma Wight
Helen Croaby
Mary Brokaw
Will Smith
Josie Page
Bessie Bledsoe
D.E. Bower
W. E. Mossman
Mises Grace Waldo
Maud McCracken
Anna Philley
Jennie Creighton
Edith Yarnelle
Lida Sturgis
Arthur Smith
George Bradley
E. M. Lewis
Norval Wright
J. M. Crowe
Charlotte Lowry
WILS
Dick Wiley
Partapeurura
Fairmount
Ariel Athletic Club
Wiley
Ariel Club
Jim McVey
Putnam & Co
Oscar Mowery
A. F. Coppeland
Epsstein Novelty Supply Company
Tra C. Hersey
Garfield Park Centre
Ting Interesting
Cariaco
Thena Superior Court
Lorin G
Woodman
M. C. McDonald
McDonald
Collins
Jo Baker
I R Aid
Self
Lings
Bous
Garfield Park
Hantrera
Conn
New Hartford
Winstead
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