Parade of Civil War veterans in Chicago review
Tens of thousands of veterans marched along Michigan Avenue in Chicago for the 34th annual encampment review drawing an audience of up to two million spectators. General Miles and Duke of Arcos appeared at the reviewing stand as the parade, halted briefly when Charles Beckwith of Algona collapsed, proceeded past the lakefront crowds despite fatigue and scattered gaps along the route.
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Chicago
G. A
Michigan Avenue
Cienera Nelson Ayle
Shaw
Ras Daniel E. Sickles
Duke of
Michigan
Charlee Beckith
Algona
Mich
Madison Street
Hai Reed
Randolph Street
Ishigun Avenue
Sem of Humanity
Lake Front Vark
Logan Monument
Nelwon ? Miles
McKinsey
Cornander-in-Carel Shaw
Joeph Wheeler
Daniel Sickles
Harrieom
Wil Warper
Warder
Henderon
House of Representatives
Minbop Fallows
Celomand
Nganish Finister
Duke of Arcos
Miles
Cee Ae
Dread Storm for Nome Victims and Stolen Treasure
The steamship Senator from Nome reports 38 bodies recovered on the beach with many unidentified. It carried 320000 in treasure, 200000 to companies and banks, 20000 to individuals. Storms caused widespread drownings from Port Clarence to Cape Nome. crews count at least 25 bodies buried and many more missing.
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Drewaling
Neroth
Beattie
Nome
Anshe
Abe
Semator
Rtchardson
Regnoia
Topkak
Golofizin Bar
Top
Ioroftpin Bay
York
Port Clarence
Fragmented OCR hints at stalled court motion
A damaged text fragment suggests a legal proceeding with references to a party, a court, and a potential bankruptcy. Readable terms include a surname and a case context, but essential details remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
Young Arthur Kelly Accused of Patricide Near Milton
Arthur Kelly, 11, confessed to shooting his father Frank Kelly, 60, near the Union and Unatius county line after a week in the mountains. Deputy Blakeley escorted the boy from Pendiston to Brilton, where the admission followed initial claims the father shot himself. The family includes a wife and nine other children.
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Pendiston
Arthur Kelly
Blakeley
Bilton
Frank Kelly
Milton
Arthur
Sherif Blakeley
Brilton
Union
Unatius
Kelly
Reduction in Wages Circulated by Fall River Manufacturers
An 11 1 9 percent wage cut plan is being circulated among Fall River manufacturers with signatures of agents representing roughly 1,000,000 spindles. The secrecy aims to avoid stockholder and buyer reactions that could derail the cut before September 17. Separately, Emery Wheel in Salen Oregon reports W A Remmel killed by a burst emery wheel, fatal injuries from skull trauma, while foreman of a Seath Balender mill.
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Fall River
Maes
Salen, Or
Balew
Ali
Muntich Priceners Released
British pelceuers at Moolt Gedbacht near the railroad zählen at Helspesit about 60 miles from the Vortugeess border on the line between and Delagos.
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Muntich Priceners
Lowresco
Pelceuers
Moolt Gedbacht
Bave Dale
Helspesit
Vortugeess
Delagos Wey
Washington Oregon grain wins Paris prize in world exhibit
The O. K. and NM companies prepared a 68 variety wheat display from the Columbia River basin at the Paris exposition. Col. R. C. Judson directed the exhibit with grains from Walla Walla and other NW sources. The branded parcel system promoted Northwest wheat to UK buyers, boosting remigration prospects and Northwest agricultural prestige. Hood River apples and Washington timber also noted as prize winners.
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Washington and
Oregon
Columbia River Basin
Washington
Col
R.C. Judson
Indore
Oak. & SN
Walla Walla
Jouison
Paris
Portland
Express
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Portland, Or
United Kingdom
Department of Agriculture
Judson
Northwest
O. Bi & XN. Ga
Itmelf
Hood River
Chicago
Aaland Peaches
Washington Timber and Minerala Wer
Adla Chooses Towasan Stevenson For People's Party Ticket
Chicago August 29 The People's party national committee selects Charles A Towasan as vice presidential nominee and endorses Adlai KF Stevenson for president after a heated debate. Three options were debated leaving the slot blank or nominating Stevenson with Marion Butler approving. A substitute to place a Populist on the ticket failed 24 to 17. finally the original motion was adopted by voice vote with 324 members present or represented.
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Popwaitat
Mimae
Chicago
People’s Party National Committee
Charles A. Towasan
Tomenes
Adis KF
Stevenson
Marion Butler
Uryan
Stevemesm
Washbern
Massachusetts
Yellowstone Fulk Fire Gut in National Park
Acting Superintendent Goode reports a forest fire in Yellowstone National Park has been contained. Telegram from the forester secretary indicates the blaze burned mainly dead and down timber and the affected area is reduced.
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Yellowstone
Washington
Goode
Yellowstows National Park
Forester
Heatwave Hits New York as Temperatures Soar in August
An OCR fragment reports extreme heat in New York City during August with forecasts of continued high temperatures and potential heat conditions impacting daily life.
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New York
Teddy
Trial of anarchist Bresai for King Humbert murder opens
A bustling Milan court hears the Breeai case as the anarchist admits target practice and firing three shots at three yards. Witnesses recount the assassination of King Humbert during a Milan event, with defense and prosecutors arguing over charges and potential treason.
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Nilan
Breeai
Humbert
Lealy
Monza
Miresai
Bresai
Milan
Hichy
Ife
Ile
Salvatori
Nearly a Tornado Rips Through Sedalia Missouri
A windstorm described as nearly a tornado hit Sedalia at noon. Three brick buildings on Mate Street were blown down and Woods opera house lost much of its roof. Dozens of other structures were damaged. Shade trees were toppled, street-car service halted, and communications disrupted. Rain and rising water filled several streets up to doorsteps.
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St. Lewis
Post-Dispatch
Sedalia
Saga
Mate Street
Opera Hoste
Turbulent Storms Hit German Regions Causing Crop Loss
Terrific thunder storms in recent days damaged districts around Miutgart Leipele and Rostock with hail four inches thick destroying crops near Rostock. In Saxony and Thuringia lightning caused extensive damage totaling $16. Anauchive, chief of the Sequoia Jadlensis California tribe, died in San Diego after ruling the tribe for 100 years and reputedly aged 188.
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Germany
Berlina
Angust W
Miutgart
Leipele
Rostock
Saxony
Theringis
Anauchive
San Diego
Market Review Reports Stable Prices Amid Heat and Slow Trade
A weekly trade review notes no backward movement in business despite heat reducing activity in some regions. Iron and steel outlook improves, copper and tin prices fall, and labor markets show little change. Agricultural implements and shipbuilding supply chains show steady to rising demand, with mixed price movements across meats, produce, and dairy.
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RG. Dun &Ge./s weekly review of trade
Ateel Raila
Basia
Irom
Alifornia Taucer
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