Denver Welcomes Grand Army of the Republic Encampment
Denver, Sept 5. Denver glows with flags and lights as the thirty-ninth G A R national encampment opens. Tens of thousands visit, with 200 bands and extensive preparations to house, feed, and guide veterans and relatives. Three hundred attendants coordinate arrivals and accommodations in large tents. rail rates mark the welcome.
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Scripps-Sprad Frees Association
Denver
Col
Danver
Grand Army of the Republic
Missouri
Kansas
Information Bureau
Jong Distanova
Rhs Parada
Naval Veterans and
WOUND 5 FATAL SPECIAL WARSAW INDIANA MURDER CASE
Miss Harlin Poster died after being wounded by John Maury in last Friday’s murder at Hultes. She spoke forgiveness to Maury before dying. Maury learned Wie Metin was dead and fainted, later regaining consciousness. A grand jury will be convened and Maury indicted.
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Warsaw
Ind
Miss Harlin
John Maury
Mauzy
Maury
Wie Metin
Ava
Nin Bank
Brand
Arid Maury
Slaying of John Hudovich Shocks St Louis Area
Valentine Belver, 2, claims he killed his best friend John Hudovich in what he says was self defense after an argument over a trivial matter. Belver was tracked to a riverside hiding place near Valley Park by smoke from a campfire and captured by deputies.
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Ecripps-M Rre Press Association
BT. Louis
Sriver
Beiver
Hudovich
Saloon Proprietor Killed. Trappe Brother Suspected
In Belleville on May night a saloon keeper linked to Emil Trappe, a Mascoutah rural mail carrier, was shot dead. Emil and his brother John of New Athens were arrested but provided no statement. Police suspect the Trappe brothers may know who fired the fatal shot.
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Bcripps-M‘rae Press Associa T Lon
Belleville
Link
Emil Trappe
Mascoutah
John
New Athens
Trappe
Campaign for commandant chief in progress at regional gathering
The scene centers on a political meeting where candidates compete for the commandant-chief post. Corporal Janes Tanner of Washington, DC is favored to win with campaigns across Virginia, North Carolina, Arkansas, Texas, Tennessee, Kansas, New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Michigan, and New York. Gen. Robert Brown of Zanesville rivals Tanner with endorsements from the Union ex-prisoner factions. Other hopefuls include Gen. George Stone of Say Francisco and Senator Charles C. Durine of Nevada, Missouri. A national tribute event for John T. King is planned at Krewe Pate hotel. The union camp fire and related ceremonies continue as parties gauge support. The number of members is about 240 and rising.
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Cius
Janes Tanner
Washington
Texas
Tennessee
Kanga
New Hampshire
Wreconsin
Michigan
New York
Geores Stone
Franciscn
Charles C. Durine
Nevada
Stone
SQN
Grand Army
Grafters Relief Famine Assistance Reported
Scripps Urar Press describes famine relief efforts amid drought in India and mentions government actions. Shared telegraph from Lahore notes drought severity and forthcoming measures. Indicates ongoing preparations to mitigate famine and feed affected populations.
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Scripps Wral
Lundion
Lahore
India
Peresinia
Shipwrecks and Losses Plague Great Lakes Waters
Reports from Duluth and nearby shores describe a devastating Lake Superior gale Sunday that wrecked multiple vessels. The schooner Pretoria with five crew disappeared, the Olive Jeanette wrecked, and dozens of ships reportedly driven ashore. estimated losses around $200,000 with six survivors from the Savona rescue and several bodies recovered.
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Pretoria
Dulutil
Mini
Sept
Lake Superior
Bretorns
Tye
Olive Jeanette
Borton
Joss
Ihe
Savona
Bayte
Pelucer Herry Schwab
Axel Lindert
Ae Meyer
Alfred Tetreon
Frank
Chicago
Smart
Dehrimnot
Poriaga Kure
AnAtekius
Madison Wins Bid for New State Hospital Site
Madison celebrates after the five governors appointed commissioners choose the Mais farm land near the river for the Southeastern Hospital for the Insane. The tract totals 392 acres with a price of 41199 per acre under condition that the land value is acceptable. Officials visited competing sites and report from Dr. S E. Sani supports Madison choice though price concerns persist.
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Ure Catty
Peter
Swerner
Wild West road agent photographs victim in Yosemite coach
Special to the Sun reports a Milwaukee party in a Yosemite valley coach were halted by a highwayman who allowed them to pose for a remarkable photograph. A German guide joined, one woman attempted to hide money, and a watch heirloom was traded back for the return of the captured camera.
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Wild West Road
Milwaukee
Veith
Lore
iVelchh
Montana Town Suffers Fire Destruction in Havre
Havre Mont Sept have a large part of First street burned wrecking the Se Want hotel and Granite Works. The fire department was powerless and minutes later Indian Martie and Granite Works were reported destroyed. An old nurse for children Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup is advertised as the remedy for teething and diarrhoea amid the chaos.
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Montana
Bcripps M Rar
Havre
Mont
Northwestern Line service details and routes across the Pacific Coast
An obscure note outlines rail connections from Chicago to major West Coast cities including San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle and other Pacific ports. It lists modest fare notes and travel options with a general agent address at 46 Walnut Cincinnati and mentions limited sleeper berths and rates on select legs.
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Reece Northwestern
Chicago
San Beames
Los Angles
Portland
Seattle
Thames
Pacific
Comet Pritta
Heleta
Butte
Ahokane
Agden
Fairyland travels on Mackinac per D and A Coast Line
An advertisement style piece promotes a so called Fairyland experience aboard D and A Coast Line services to Mackinac Bend and nearby islands. It mentions a booklet titled In Fulrys jland and promises accessible journeys several times weekly with an address for the navigation company.
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Seurae
Muckinee Isle
Mackinac
D. & A. Coast Line
Mackinac Bend
D. & G. Navigation CO
Robberies in City Suppressed as Police Highlight Small Thefts
The city faces a surge of robberies, but police are publicizing only minor cases while suppressing the more serious incidents. A major burglary at a prominent residence drew attention as investigators considered a single suspect and kept details from public release.
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Mhewhany Samuels
VME
Peitity
Neta
City News notes local events and injuries in midtown area
Fragmented city notices describe a series of community happenings from a school opening, a runaway injury near Ditington, a large fire briefing, and a baptism by fire chief forecast. It mentions local officials, a university link, a hospital event, and a memorial for a local restaurateur, all in disjointed, era voice.
Fire damages shop and shed at Olivest
Damaged text reports a fire impacting a shop and shed at a location tied to Monti ar Sotelo Ke Rhe Haven. The frame and belongings were damaged with an estimated loss around $25. The fragmentary note mentions Tinkivr Ee hiveest and CoN De tee sare unknown.
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Monti
Tinkivr
Suis
Atietgomben
Olivest Diimages
Stroke of apoplexy hits local figure
Varteth Th Treban, once head of a department, reportedly suffered an apoplexy stroke after years of service at a national bank. Details are sparse as the community awaits further word on his condition and status within the Me pater department or related posts.
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Mather
Pater
Todtera National Bank
Remembrance Token For Salvation Army Farewell
A farewell token was presented Monday evening at the arm hall of WS Washingtonst to Bralge and Mrs Edward Underwood and Cadet of the Salvation Army in Indianapolis. The trio, long active with the army, leaves to take up new work. After sunset prayers, Ensign Underwood received the token with best wishes from the branch. The presentation included an appropriate offering. Commentary noted the work accomplished by band and dawn of service among the rank and file.
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Bralge
Edward Underwood
Salvation Army
WS Washingtowst
Indianapolis
Witen
Davy
Underwood
Bydasien Crdpewond
Kuala Mnderwond
New Pact Underway Between Russia and Germany
Scripps Rae press association reports a new pact between Russia and Germany. Details are scarce as negotiations continue. The agreement, seen as a response to British moves, may affect Far East dynamics and provoke concern about explosive developments.
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Scripps
RAE Press Association
Airminchiam
Eng
Russia
Germany
Far East
Anc m
Enghold
Dapat
Great Britain
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