Mighty Veteran Parade Invades City for 50,000 Strong
A vast veteran mobilization arrives to join a parade in downtown, with estimates of 40 000 veterans and 12 000 to 15 000 accompanying trains and crowds. The program includes grand arches lights and a review in front of the Ground Army arch at Twelfth and Olive. General Fairchild and General Grier arrive for national headquarters and a related reception.
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Grand Army Woman's Relief Corps Convention Headline
The Woman's Relief Corps organized at Denver July 25, 1H4sh, led by Commander in Chief Pant Vanders voord. A Denver convention drew a large assembly of women from twenty organizations. National President Jaha Biker and National Secretary Mire Hash Ruiluc were elected. Headquarters at the South Wen Hotel, annual convention to be held at Tar monte Hall.
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Marching in the Mud Amid Ambushes and Refit
Troops slog through mud after a colonial skirmish, moving to organize divisions. Officers report scattered units returning to camp as they awaken for parade duties. Heavy equipment and improvised gear are readied, signaling renewed combat readiness despite losses.
Grand Army parade honors General Grant in rainy city
The procession featured General Grant in a rubber coat bowing to crowds, with Grand Army divisions marching in order of the states and departments. Mounted guards, aides, and veterans formed a long line through downtown, receiving hearty cheers as Governor and civic leaders observed from the reviewing stand.
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Grand Army debates Cleveland stance at national encampment
A lengthy session of the Grand Army of the Republic discussed resolutions condemning President Cleveland’s policies toward the Union and former Confederates. Delegates debated loyalty, veterans’ pensions, and the future of commemorative sites, with committee reports shaping the day’s actions.
The Arch Street Relic of the Revolution in Philadelphia
The piece recalls the Arch Street house at No 939 once linked to Mrs Rosa and the Rose family. It details the 1777 Continental Congress seal, the flag cutting by Mrs Kags, and the lore of Washington and the stars and stripes. Visitors from abroad have shown interest while locals debate preservation.
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Philadelphia Press
Sevenfold design in Cologne Cathedral stones and arches
The article details medieval sacred numerology in Cologne Cathedral architecture. It notes seven pedestals, seven chapels, seven times measurements, and sevenfold motifs in porticoes, columns, and aisles. It contrasts original seven spire plans with later alterations and highlights intricate ornamentation.
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WHY HORSES SHY AND THE CATARACT FASCINATION
A St Louis Hally payer letter argues a widespread horse shying is caused by a cataract like growth over the pupil. The writer describes examining about fifty horses with near-universal eye disease and notes shy horses all have eyes affected. He credits light and eye visibility and cites veterinary opinions as uncertain.
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