Week's World News and Local Incidents Summary
A roundup from Chicago and across the world notes the Grand Army encampment parade with 20 000 veterans, notable deaths and injuries including Mes Wright and Dr Charlotte Wright, a riot of fires destroying a town and a lynching in Forest City, multiple transport and political notes, and varied figures from stockpiles to legislative moves. Key names include Mes C Wright H J Styldlvon J M sxon Gen Joseph Wheeler and Gov Shaw.
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Geant Army of the Republic Seumion
Chicago
Iram Brigade
Wrecke
Sedalia
Mes
C. Wy Wright
Gillian
Des Cise
Kliflhg
Ogiel
Wright
Perluips
H. J. Styldlvon
New York
J. Af
Sxon
Chieyugo
Norman GC. Whitney
Gray Eagle
Mann
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicaga
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Robert Fitzsimmons
Holst & Pienitest
Glendale
Lod
Treasury Department
Porto Rico
W. H. Benson
Gladrock
Joseph Wheeler
Department of the Oles
Otte
Arville
Forest City
WN. C
Grand Army of the Republic
Charles Beelmvith
Michigan
Knights of Pythies
Detroit
Knights Partielj
Hawaii
Kentucky
Cunsie
Heston
San Francisco
M Uni
Shaw
Conger
Fawa
Tiina Sharpe
Dekaly County
Decatur
Alu
Tostan
United States
Mabuiany
George AW. Ling
Cyyrwright
Wie
Charlotte Wright
Abe
Gilman, Jr
Watseka
Portraits of War and Politics Across a Turbulent Era
Fragmented dispatches recounting Democratic and Populist nominations in Wisconsin and California, imperial tensions in Morocco, France, and China, U S naval actions, Boer War updates, and political figures. Notable names include Stevenson, Pullman, and Morgan amid reports of arrests, assassinations, and military maneuvers abroad.
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Democrats
Wisconsin
Mistriet
G. ¥. Nadges
Jongrens
Royal I. Pullman
Baltinore
George M. Pullman
Wammer
Thousas Fsles
Nathinil Vamimilier
W Adlai B. Stevenson
Charles de ‘Vawne
C.J. Neesham
California
Michigan
Nates
Nathan Clark
Congress
Uinrtlow
N. FE
Morgan
Freveriek &Goodpioh
Alplon
Blink. Seuts
Madison
Indi
Turbulent and scattered world events reported in brief
The report catalogs a string of chaotic items from assassinations and staged incidents to military movements and records. It mentions an assassin’s alleged origins, destruction of stables, train car fuse accidents, naval deployments near Oregon, and various individual misfortunes and sensational headlines from multiple regions.
Minor News Items Spark A World of Oddities And Errors
A garbled batch of brief notes mentions telephones in Torley and Grevec, railway growth in an annual report, and large counts of add fellows and free miso to the US and Canada. It cites the Pan-American exposition at Buffalo, mortality estimates for Cape Nome travelers, Carnegie iron ore contracts, a Russian loan rumor, social housing plans in Austin, a Graz prize for Missouri apples, and a decree in Spain reducing time in a new year. Also noted are a Swedish suspect in Nova Scotia, a New Mexico cattleman killed, and a claim about yellow Chinese government buildings.
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Torley
Grevec
Grab
United States
Canada
Buffalo
Neat
Cape Nome
Tittsburgh
Carnegie Company
Lake Superior
Russia
Austin Barry
Iveagh
Spain
Tran
Ton Alvarez Dhericae
FE Paso
Tex
New Mexico
Afpdina
AMI
Grand Army of the Republic elects new chief and installs officers
Leo Rassieur of St Louis named Commander in Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at a Denver session. The gathering praised his election, installed officers, and adopted resolutions on pension reform and school histories. Also noted were remarks by national leaders, a reception, and the selection of Denver as next encampment site.
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Chicago
Leo Lacasseur
St. Lrilis
Wis
Thorenay
Stadebabeseater
Maj
Sol
Leo Rassieur
Grand ‘Army of the Republic
Henklen
Washington, IL
Clay Evans
N Elilet
Southern
South
Grand Army of the Republic
Denver
Cour
Mary Lorn Carr Elected New President Of Woman’s Teer Corps
Mary Lorn Carr, named president at the conventivog hall, appeared to seek membership in the order. The annual report shows 6,000 new members in the year, total 59,000, with $511,000 spent on “good work for the GA I.” New officers named include Mrs. Etterobeey of Loxamport as national councilor and Mrs. Julia Ejla of Chicago as junior vice president.
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Mary Loyd Carr
Chicago
Mary I. Carr
Colorado
National Woman's Ku
Shursdav
Ares Bentar
Mes
Melle
Louisy
Abbie R. Alse
Erewli
Talioson
Cinematii
Conventivog
Ettarobey
Loxamport
Ind
Daughters of Veterans Elect New Officers at Supplementary Meeting
The Daughters of Veterans elected officers led by Mapriday iyfiers naan with May eigerton blocking a pouring of President MM. Mieebeth Kimball. Retiring president Miss Lian J. Phillips received a large opus broach centerpiece valued at 38 pela, as the branch thanked the retiring leadership and listed new officers Currie Westbroo Islinia Cornell M Elizabeth Konda Michiurs Anita M. Clark Julia Croft Evelin Mou rod Woltsator Kuplain Chiru Mari treasurer Adu dG Allan Nashuu Damuwe by Storm pil Mink Aly SIA Whim pey. A dispatch note reports a damaged building incident at rola eeops and mentions plans to rally support across several towns and territories.
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Troxeet
Hueleing Pealdent
Daughters of
Veterank
Mapriday Iyfiers Naan
Mass
Kuplain
Chiru Mari
Stockhole
Neb
Adudg Allan
Newtonville
Musaingpvutor
Muude Amadun
Nashuu
N. J
Navy to Test Battleship Wisemaln Official Trial
Aug 3 in Washington reports progress on the battleship Wisemaln with fleet officials stating the vessel will be ready for its official trial trip by the eighth of September. Navy engineers and wartime planners expect a full evaluation of speed, maneuverability, and gun performance before sea duty.
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Washington
Navy
Vie Walon
Knights of Pythias elect officers across nations and states
The Knights of Pythias gathered in Detroit and Wisconson to elect new officers. Ogden H. Vethurs of Dunesville and Tracy R. Bangs of rund Forly were named supreme chanceller and vice, with R. L. A. Whity and C. Wy Mans also selected for key posts. Francisca was chosen as the next meeting site.
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Detroit
Mich
Supreme View Cainertion Ogidg Pethess
Tiesvle
Wis
Elvetesk
Knights of Vythias
Bupreme
Sampte
Pythisu
Jiuw
Olivers
Aunteme Chancattar
Ogden H. Vethurs
Dunesville
aUprentoy
Tracy R. Bangs
Rund Forly
N. Fy
Signame
R. L. A. Whity
Nagtville
Tenn
Supreme
C. Wy Mans
Banta We
N. S
Supreme Manter
Thomas T. Ment
Wimineton
N. Cy
Aupreme
Arma
W Alemons
Wilmington
Ionerwuird
Roen
Portland
Ottergaard
Tobit Thompani
Washington, D
Francisca
Tragedy in Kentucky Diet: Jealousy and shootings at dinner
A man fired into a Kentucky dining room killing Nancy Ivayett, her 12 year old granddaughter, and Ardedines Bewmett's wife Jeanett, as authorities pursue the suspect. A witness says the shooter acted in jealousy after objections to a man’s affections. others describe the incident as a moment of rural violence that ended at the table.
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Juvksoh
Ang
Aenett
Aarnett
Thars Nett
Burniett
Unclear fragmentary historical report prompts cautious note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a town center, stalls, and bones in ice for investigation. It references groups and a president, with garbled names and phrases about withdrawal of troops and surrounding people. Details are unreadable and no clear event conclusion is present.
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Tae Crosse
Wits
Aghin
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