Veterans in Grand Parade Through Chicago Streets
Veterans in line unite in a grand Chicago parade with banners and portraits, celebrating the Grand Army of the Republic. The event marks the greatest march since 1865 as spectators cheer along the El and city streets. Bryan declines attendance at the encampment while Western City is eyed as next meeting place.
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Jnuz
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Amoy
Aus
State Department
United States
Johnson
Arty
China
Navy Department
Shanghai
Armoy
Bei ml
San Francisco
Cal
Leung Kai Tin
Kwang Hau
Shum Moon
Wan Yum
America
British Columbia
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Corbin
Chaffee
Conger
Chatey
Lyself
Casto Service
Unier Asia Plen
Pekin
Aoecl
Eine Ur Ot C
Empresa
St. Peterst
St. Ae
Ovation to Sickles as parade greets visiting leaders
A grand parade along the avenue honors General Daniel Sickles with Acting Governor Warner and Executive Director Harper on the reviewing stand. Lieutenant Figenwhieh leads city police, followed by Union Army units, veterans, and a chorus of heralds. Crowd reactions vary from cheers to quiet respect as flags wave and regiments march past.
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Gurmand
Figenwhieh
Cork Tetleab
J. FL
Bistermediate Muar
HS. Dietrich
J. Stuart
Coline OE Young
Assestant Barnhaly
Tutmoll National Guard
Shaw
Staf
Stewart
J. B. Atkinson
JM. Cutamninga
Eli Torrens
Warner
Tanner
Maser
Harper
Cher
Dantyl K Sickie
Podeynist
Columbia Post
Chicago
New York
Parade Honors Veterans As Chicago Welcomes The Grand Army
Chicago hosts a grand parade honoring veterans with units from every state marching down Jackson Boulevard and Michigan Avenue. The 7,000 posts represented, led by Buffalo Military Band and Arion Band Milwaukee, drew cheers as colonels and doctors marched with flags anew. Leaders from Ladies of the Grand Army and Army Nurses Association joined the escort amid a sea of citizens.
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Harriet J
Ladies of the Grands
Mere Ee Db Sonrace
Army Nurses Association
Humareth Kimball
Daughters of Veterans
Columbia Post
POS Bidwell Wilkeson Post
Huftato
Chicago
Chek County
Buffalo Miliary Band
Old Continental Drum and Bugle Corps
New York City
Chapin Post
Wis Geom
New York
Arion Military Band
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Colume
Coton
Raen
Sfelson
AJ Millex
Admi r als Disagree Over Li Hung Chang Role at Taku
Washington reports sharp dissent among foreign admirals at Tecku over Li Hung Chang as peace envoy. Admiral Remey advised a conference on his arrival and communications with Pekin. American and Russian protests grew as the group debated security measures and access for the viceroy.
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New York
Li Hung Changs
United States
Washington
Remey
Teku
SA Hung Chang
Li Hung Chang
Taku
Admiral Remley
Admiral Remey
Russia
Li Hung Chiang
Pekin
Billes
Peking
Li Elune Chang
Frey
Tain
Mr. Pichomsys
Pam
Chafpee
War Department
China
Department
Kobe
Japan
Forthight
Chine
Chaffee
Conger
Che Foo
Shanghai
Effourt
Shang
Col. Wint
Yestering
Isch
Tien Tain
Baroness von Keteler
Tien Tsin
Naxes
Earl Li Paris
Courrejolies
Chitese Watra
Tus
Navy Department
Li Hung
Hung Chang
Amoy
Tokia
Formoea
Umat
London
Dal
Tuan
Tai Yuans Po
Tai Yuan
Shan Si
A Half Million Which Has Opened Its Session at Milwaukee
Milwaukee hosts a Biennial address by Thomas G Sample head of the Knights of Pythias. The supreme lodge met with open sessions as Pythians and Rathbone Sisters gathered. Sample urged enforcing laws to curb saloon-keepers and gamblers and to suspend officers who violate rules. Membership figures from 1898 to 1900 show growth despite internal tensions.
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Detroit
Mich
Almotten
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythian
Supreme Lodge of the
Pythian
Order of Rathbone Sisters
Thomas G. Sample
Alleghany
Pythian Order
Knights of Pythias
Orir
Supreme Chancelior
Supreme Tribunal
Indianapolis
TAUR
Eae Aes
Atlanta
Uillness
Gamnee
Ohio
Hawaii
Cuba
Quebec
Cape Piles
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodges
Supreme Master of the Exchequer
Pythian Sisterhood
H. P. Libbey
Portland
Supreme Chanceline
Ohie
Libbey
George W. Adama
Haverhill
Mass
Sela
Staturhood
Hine
L. A. Small
Farmington
N. Ho
Revolt in Persia Upsets Shah Visit Plans
Paris reports a serious insurrection in Persia aiming to dethrone the Shah and place his brother on the throne. Details are sparse, but a telegram confirms the unrest reached the Shah in Hussein. The Shah dismisses alarm, citing guarded plans and strong precautions by the grand vizier.
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New York
Paris
Persia
Europe
Perwang
Hruasein
Stuh
Sur
Stevenson Named as Vice Presidential Candidate
At the People's party national committee meeting in Chicago, Charles A. Towne's declaration as vice presidential nominee was accepted and Adil Stevenson was placed in his stead after a lengthy debate from 2 p.m. to about 6:10 p.m. The discussion opened with three advocated courses: nominate a Populist, leave the position blank, or the alternative proposed by Avery.
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Chicago
People’s Party
Charles A. Towne
Adil Stevenson
Lysistrata Yacht Launch Large Clyde Vessel at Dunbarampton
Bennett's steam yacht Lysistrata, built for James Gordon Bennett of the New York Herald, was launched this morning at Dunbarampton Scotland. The 285 foot vessel, designed to steam 18 to Ling e, measures 89 feet 8 inches beam and 21 feet 5 inches depth.
Weather Indications for Chicago and Kansas Forecast
Fragmentary weather notes indicate fair to good conditions with variable winds for Kansas and Chicago. The clumsy text references Middle of the Road Headquarters on Avenue and an individual connected to Chicago, with unclear date and specifics.
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Chicago
Kansas
Middle of the Road
On Ave
Wight
Roberts Slow Advance Signals Endgame in War News
London reports suggest British forces inch toward the final phase of the South African conflict. Lord Roberts notes Boers defend a strong line, with dense bush and veldt complicating moves, while reinforcements head to South Africa as anticipation grows of a decisive campaign.
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Rotha
New York
London
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Tugeia
Belfast
Lydenberg
Lord Roberts
Maxiie & Mose
Buthe
Inermand
Hoven
Tote
Orange River
Onliny
Natal
AL Weinburg
Boty
Ireland
Heilbron
Weinburg
Oliver
Fae
Cape Colony
Roberta’ Hines
The
Marine
South Africa
Pritiell Wir
Kansans Invited to Hamilton Club Banquet
Late invitations drew broad attention as Kansas Republicans declined most offers. The host prepared a $10 plate banquet and two gallery tickets for the guest of honor, with the event drawing notable but cautious interest.
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Lnvitatione
Hamilton Club
Chensch
Prynlgune
Aberdaley
Kansas
Roosevelt in September Dates for Visit to Kansas
Roosevelt schedule changes for a September Kansas visit. The article notes updated dates and state committee actions affecting the trip, with emphasis on coordination between local and national offices and expected venues.
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Roosevelt
Teddy
Kansas
Ewaniican
Girl Fights Wolf Near Evansville. Child Injured
A six year old girl and her sister were outside when a wolf appeared and attacked their brother. The child screamed as the wolf grabbed the boy by the throat and bit, causing injuries. Neighbors intervened and the animals fled, leaving the three children shaken and requiring medical care.
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Evansville
Eile
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