RASSIEUR IS CHOSEN Grand Army names St Louis leader for coming war
Levassieur of St Louis is chosen to command the Grand Army of the Republic in the next campaign. The thirty-fourth annual encampment at Studebaker theater adopted resolutions on pensions, education and loyalty, and sent messages to President McKinley. Leo Bassieur, of St Louis, is named commander in chief with officers Milken Maine Seamons Tennessee and Wilkins Ohio among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Levassieur
St. Louis
Grand Army of the Republic
Studebaker
Anne
William Warner
Kansas City
Missourian
Adjt
Stewart
Pennsylvania
Fallow
Comander
Leo Bassiour
K. C. Milken
Maine
Vince
Frank Seamons
Tennessee
Jalin A. Wilkins
Ohio
Ehicl
A. Griuhins
California
Reapondas
Coll
Spenka
Lowt
Washington
Clay Evans
Weaver
Denver
McKinley
Jilliam McKinley
William McKinley
United States
Republic
MacArthur
Philippine Islands
Chiffee
China
Albert D Shaw
Thomas J. Stewart
New Hanier
Leo Bassleur
Badern
Alsueca
Germany
ISG
St. Louts
Leo Rassieur
Missouri
Heo
Rassieur
Bt. Lewis Board of Education
St. Toy
Western Widing Club
Mississippi Valley
Blafepost
Mary Loyd Carr elected president of relief corps
Mrs. Mary L. Carr of Colorado was unanimously elected president of the National Woman's Relief corps. Officers named include Senior vice president Helle M. Satterlee, St. Louis, junior vice president Abbie Kellog, Battle Creek, Mich., treasurer Sarah J. Phillips, Syracuse, N.Y. Other items note officers elected for Daughters of Veterans and Wisconsin battleship Wisconsin readiness, and Detroit population growth to 255,704 as of 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Loyd Care
Unanimousi
Chicago
Mary L. Carr
Colorado
National Woman’s Relief Corps
Helle M. Satterlee
St. Louis
Abbie Kelloge
Cattle Creek
Mich
Sarah J. Phillips
Syracuse
N.Y
Vewly
Cuanizatder
GAN
Mes Etta Fobey
Loxanspui'l
Ind
Hingutal
Var Jutia i Sechude
Philadelplies
Senior View Press
Julia Bliss
Mary Jameson
Mune Clty
Annie Sage
Dayton
cWuplaih
Ars
Lizzie Garvin
New
Daughters of Veterans
Olivers
Tuoh
Atte
Elizabeth Kimball
Association
Lillian BE. Phillips
Austin
Till
Elizabeth Bardsley
Albian O
RUSSIA MAY YIELD IN CHINA TALKS
Washington reports indicate the state department is silent on progress of negotiations to withdraw foreign troops from Peking. Indications suggest Russia may yield and avoid withdrawal, or US forces may depart. a prompt decision is hoped as Prince Ching’s return to Peking is discussed. Dispatches from Conger and the slow flow of news reflect cautious diplomacy and health status of troops amid China tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ita
State Department
Peking
Russia
United States
Veking
Prince Ching
Nctings
Dar Actutil
Mareh
Doire
Miapateh
Conger
Imperial Palace
China
Belfast
Cannons
London
Woking
Claude MacRonald
Reegard
Claude MacDonald
Tientsin
Lord Salisbury
Gaselee
Revertment to Build Six Submarine Torpedo Boats
Short specials report a plan to construct six submarine torpedo boats at once amid reports of forest fires in Amber Colorado. The piece notes broad economic and political items, including bank mergers and labor strikes, with various mis- or partially legible names and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Union National Bank of Chicago
First National
Citizens’ Committee
Chiccago
Midwaukee
Fairbanks
New Orleans
Notice setting of Woodard drain contract in Newton township
Public notice from County Drain Commissioner Chas B Mead of Calhoun County announces the setting of bids for deepening widening and relaying of the Woodard drain in Newton township. The notice lists survey details sections and stations and names many affected property owners and heirs. It specifies bid process location time and the right to reject bids and adjournment and outlines assessment review for the Woodard drain special assessment district.
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Cathonn
Sudapan
Setti
Newton
Sui
Cudheny
Woodard
Oskie
Calhuin
Wta
Garry
Benn
Crain
Cyunsiuiosiuner
Calhoun
Cinuis
Ben Dts
Syntus
Comiasiuier
Sabi Drut
Lofswig
Schwark
Newton Township
Elbert Corey
Tow
Fernie Chimberlain
Calest B Chamberlain
Seldon H. Gordon
Chas E. Gorham
Kabella W. Johnston
Beary Parlor
Lillian MM. Willams
Mary Harper
J J Robunns
Martin Rustatt
AL Halle Williams
Elizabeth Damon
Wilard M- Dodgy
Asbury H- Hovey
Willian Laupp
David Wor
Davin
Joseph Schwark
Ase Fiunning
W.G. Cares
Qavar Franciscy
L. Spaulding
Duaa Eyre
Ire Sereby
Benulita
Woodard Drain
Chas. BU Mead
Henry J.ip
Yhia
Berks
Rink
Marshal Johnston
Phouis A. Chess Goodrich
Dulinirieh
Mixed national briefs span robbers to probate notices
An eclectic set of items includes an unconfirmed report of a Union Pacific express car robbery at Vipton with a claimed $100,000 in payroll destined for the Philippines, plus boxing results from New York, a world record track claim in Salt Lake City, and a denial from a Washington letter about Manila en route charges. The remainder covers probate notices in Michigan, including an administratrix sale of Richard Martin’s estate in Marshall and creditor claim deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Sturgeon River
Michigan
Ramaro
Peru
Cabynet
George Washington
Montromery County
Martha
Edwin
George Gould
Vastellane
Paris
Germany
Caal
Montreal Cold Storage & Freezing Company
David Linton
Cincinmath
Silver Lake
Tres Wn General Assembly
Tryings
South End
St. Tands
Chicago
Thonme
United States
Jos Pial Servile
Glasgow
Lion
Andrew W. White
Lyin Washligtin Wtyon
Uryan
St. Louis
Leopold of
Iselyum
Prince Albert
Qiaiihthiv
Pattoart Glaszaw
Health Department
New York City
Denindek
Soula
Lea Hassieur
Altl
Mraak Mo Seirria
Aat
Aat Gereral
Gharles
Paterson
Genera Buoy
Andree
North Pole
Hadloon
Nur
Wity
Catty
Liverpool St
Asvor Echition
Merase
Aginiril Mumjohar
Trexas
Titan
Miasaachusetts
Kentucky
New York
Harb Harbor
Mandy Edward Wo Dit
Hy Cope Perstain
Josephine County
Gre
Springbelt
Lincoln
Francis Frohm
Strehm
Elizabethe Ville
Pal
Fartmers
Frohm
National Rawor
Cheyenne
Wyo
Une
Union Pacific Express
Vipton
Pilippines
State of
Calhoun
Richud Martin
William A. Lane
Probere
A.D. Wu
Richard Martin
Marshal
Michivzan
Powit
Hurd
Marshall
Kavaeuise Coe
de Fant
Susan Wallingford
Victoria
Valhoun
Victoria Mark
Mary Bo Greenough
Cambridge
Mass
Ing
Henry A. Tillotson
Uie
Sprilzi
Caihoun
Court House
du Oelovk
Usyt Gay
Marshell
Cathown County
Cao
Kila
Marshall August
D. Agu
Henry A. Tillotso
Assiz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grand Army
Woman's Relief Corps
Mra
Mary I. Carr
LNG
Epublule
Tie
Mike
Askwig
Haz Ren
Urbseleston
Perth
Omeera
Gommunder Huosieur
Batt Peboral
Peuerit
Vinen Barton
Thio Med Criss Baulety
Verorinis
Cida
Tvet
Cois
Arden of the Ladies of the
Ainj
Lea Rassieur
Mis
Maly Ledley
Navy Department
Wisconsin
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Detroit
Bureau
Vienna
Ceylon
Calambo
Ceylan
Cassar
Cankeons
Danville
Lod i Whitehead
Chatham
Conventinn
Marlinsville
Chinpenin
Widinitie
Rolying
Nowlin
Amberlatn
USA
Els
Efren
Seston
Lo Angling Road
Farin
OM. Chamberlain
AL Jomeson
Yanning
Elim
Jornston
M. Harper
Aloens
Sc Eernter
Manning
M. J. Williams
Net
Metyoksvely Farm Line
Potal Distagee Otpaloye
Mo. Williams
E. Damun
Tg Post
Rugle
Omdand
Welliams
Tesin Studii
Marshall, Mich
Ang Dich
A.D
Quacks
Fabrice
The
Golden Monitor
Drs. Kennedy & Keagan
Shelby ST
Gwa
Crea
Joreny City
Ripaos
Beene
Oa W
Tui
Nealib
Apirita
Abe
H. Blavens
Seustipemen
Tve
Reibet
Mast Gouin Onin
Shane
Dtrum
Spruce Street
Pele
Broadway Athletic Club
Horton Jaw
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Dal Hawking
Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles Warside Pode G Tile
Tot
Death
Wads Ly Iver Lawson
Geo. Corbin
Frank F. Crenshaw
Misson Mude
Manila
We. H. Pothrrye
Assigien
Mice
Calehoun
Law
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