Veterans of the late war elect Shaw Commander in Chief
At the National Encampment in Philadelphia Colonel Albert D. Shaw of Watertown New York was elected Commander in Chief by acclamation after Judge Leo Rossieur of St. Louis withdrew from the race. The event followed nominations by Joseph W. Kay of New York and a canvass by delegations from Ohio South Dakota and Vermont. Pension reform resolutions were adopted urging changes in sections 471 and 164 and raising widow’s pension income limits. A committee was appointed to press the President and Congress for pension law amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Grand Army of the Republic
Leo Rossieur
St. Louis
Albert D. Shaw
Watertown
W. S. Johnson
William Warner
Missouri
Joseph W. Kay
New York
N. Y
Thomas L. Sample
Alleghany City
Shaw
Ohio
South Dakota
Vermont
Grand Opera House
Rossieur
Woman's Relief Corps
Army
Sons of Veterans
Irvin Robbins
Indianapolis
H. M. Minton
Louisville
Wm. J. Baker
Lynn
Mass
Jacob L. Grimm
Maryland
Pensions Committee
United States
Secretary of the Interior
United Estates
Pension Bureau
Republic
Chilmants
Sioner
Fehier
Congress
KR. H. Brown
J. W. Burst
John Palmer
Charles Clark Adams
Daniel E. Sickles
Cleveland
American Bankers’ Association
James 3. Cannon
Fourth National Bank of New York
Myron T. Herrick
Society For Savings
Herrick
oMeers
Walker Hill
Alva Trowbridge
Mobile
Ala
J. H. Ingerwollen
Clinton Savings Bank
Clinton
Iowa
Russell
Executive Council
Markets Across Cities Report Mixed Farm, Grain and Copper Prices
Prices and receipts from Chicago to Denver and Omaha show cattle, sheep, and hogs trading steady to higher with sizable movements. copper and lead move on the New York market while wheat and barley hold, and notices warn water shutoffs and public notices. Unlucky Thirteen appears in local notes alongside railroad advertising and medical remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Ansas
Omaha
San Francisco
Wheat Hall
Denver
Imarket Fem
Atendy
Jwef
New York
A Woman's View Continues over Night's Peaceful Rest
A reflective column describes how lamps glow with steady lustre and soften fatigue as night spreads its canopy. After a tiring day and heat, the reader seeks quiet, rest, and the gentle assurance of peace.
Feeding in transit controversy sparks Western stockmen action
Nebraska stockmen led by National Live Stock Association President John W. Springer push to restore the feeding in transit privilege. Western associations from Texas, Utah, Colorado, South Dakota, Montana and beyond demand the old rate be reinstated, denouncing railroad proposals to raise freight charges on feeder cattle and lambs. The Transmissouri Traffic Association has the issue under review, with plans to rally broader support across western livestock groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Transmissouri Traffic Association
Denver
John W. Springer
National Live Stock Association
Texas
Utah
Colorado
South Dakota
Montana
Springer
Nebraska
Nebraska Farmer
Livestock Association
Missouri River
Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association
Utah Wool Growers’ Association
Fort Collins
Col
Lamb Feeders’ Association
Western
Kan
Stock Feeders’ Association
Utah Stock Growers’ Association
West
Transmisseur Trade Association
Early Risers and Soothing Syrup Advertisements
An old newspaper ad section touts De Witt’s Little Early Risers as a liver regulating laxative and promotes Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children. It also features Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure with a positive guarantee, all sold by Eagle Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Rella
de Witt
Tazel Balve
Eagle Drug Store
Mrs. Winslow
Karl's Clover Rot Tea Absolute Cure Sold Fifty Years
A bold claim notes muddy complexions and nausea stem from chronic constipation. Karl's Clover Rot Tea is advertised as an absolute cure with a 50 year sale history and an absolute guarantee. Priced at 25 cents and 60 cents, available at Eagle Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Eagle Drug Store
Jent
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Veterans OF the
Grand Army
McKinley
Traffic Association
Lems
Northern Colorado
Trade Association
California
Truckee
San Francis
J. R. Benton
Company of Kennedy & Benton
Kennedy
Imperial
Belby
Valley
Guthrie
H. M. Burge
Paradise
Ike
L. Clare Davis
Republican Party
Pio del Pilar
J. A. Schoar
Sedalia Mo
Croup
Eagle Drug
Btlver
Manila
Butler
Third Infantry
San Rafael
Genero del Pilar
Mansin
Newport
Wlenat Corps
Nevada Cavalry
Weo'elork
Velock A
Maine
Jussulini
J. Rougon
N. S. Cantle
James Sloan
Capital
Bridge Street
E. Crook
Capital Lodging House
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
HL. M. Clay
Main St
Salt Lake City
Charles Hower
Antelope Valley
Charles Connolly
Rickey
Connolly
Edward Rice
Connally
Cannon
W. M. Bryan
Galagher
John Mathias
Pulaski, Ky
W. A. Brown
Thomas Thurmas
Sherif
Troy
Enceisa J
Brest
G. Wells &Co
Lenoy
Hagle Drug Store
Niger
D. J. Hadley
Winnemucca
Nev
Transicn
Lores
Monk
Work
Meath
Fiat
G. W. Summerfield
Humboldt
O. Reil
Winnemucca, Nevada
Golconda
Wilk
Silver State Mills
Port Ae
Oordere
Recanzone
Forgnone
Nevada
Diehl’s Book Store
Winnemanna
C. Diehl
the Palace
Sanches & Haya
Old Hermitage
Cyrus Noule
Jesse Mook
Railroat Lumber Yard
Tnt Sale Lowe
Castle Gate
N. Owen
Upper
Winnemucca Jewelry Company
V. &. Campbell, Waker
Jeweler
Optician and
Bunnoes Wacinens
THOS
AONE
Proorietor
Superior Accommodations
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
A. Brown
Druggiat
Winnemuces
New
Prinety Rt
Palace Chop
Ketagrgso
George & Ma Quong
Ite Peetian Restaurent
Board of BE Receiv
I. Dunn
Mack
Sepeea
Avhn H. Hoppin
Hum
T. Dunn
P Mackay
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