Nothing Stops Them Contests For Commander In Chief At En Campment
Cincinn t i Sept 7 The national en campment of the Grand Army of the Republic opens with a naval parade civic demonstration and a major blue and gray reunion at the Chamber of Commerce. Leaders contest for commander in chief include Sexton Shaw Shotts Anderson and Mack with Denver Philadelphia Kansas City and Cincinnati as next encampment sites under discussion. The parade line includes dozens of military bands and departments from Wisconsin Pennsylvania New York and more. General Carey was injured when his horse fell during the procession.
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Meares
Camp Sherman
Nome
Chamber of Commerce
Bexton
Mitiels
Shaw and Shotts
New York
Anderson
Kansas
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Denver
Friends
Sexton
Mack
Ohio
Shaw
W. C. Johnatm
Cincinnati
Fulten Ieunrda
Culynel Eee
Pee
Company of
Police
Grang
Teanenal A. Hickentoper
Culoreuard
N Chiat
Gothio
Staf
Schwebel
BR Cowen
Tien Dmvieton
Department of Tinos Enterborcer
M. A Cochrane
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Weber's
Mistars Bani
Colshet LM
Hosea
Timanis
Connecticut
Marine Miliary Band
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Malas
Nevada
California
Thode Stand
Vermont
New
Harmonrounee Virginit
Maryland
I Sinclair
Louisians
Mississippi
Florida
Montana
Texas
Alana
Arizona
Georgia
Alabama
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Rerriny Eencordia
Bend
Pred W. Moore
Star
Department of Ohio
Fox
Stat
Eoe
Marci
Carey
Polve
Buffalo
Veterans Parade Draws Large Crowds On Cool Day
Vast crowds lined the park as divisions passed the reviewing stand with Army officers and state officials saluting from the platform. Weather was cool and fair, with ample water and supplies along the parade route. no one collapsed from exhaustion amid widespread demonstrations and enthusiasm.
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F. B. Alen
Quartermaster Chaste Burrows
Toerrence
David Mackay
Tafel
Amen
Bushell
Oho
Michigan
Atkinson
William H. Armstrong
F. M. Sterrett
Thomas W. Scott
William R. Hill
Nedalty
Consul Killed as Crete Turmoil Sparks Reinforcements
Candia Crete Sept 7 British consul at Candia Sir A Billett aboard Camperion arrived with reinforcements of blue jackets to restore order. The British vice consul Carlockciny was killed during a meeting at Whale Town and rioting continues amid warnings of war implications in Britain and Turkey.
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Candia
Island of
Crete
Camperion
Sir A. Billett
Canen
Carlockciny
Lola Vindicated in Dreyfus Affair War Office Probe
Paris dispatch notes cabinet council unanimit y agrees on revising the Dreyfus case. Minister of Justice M. Sarrien to take steps. Reports implicate actors in the war office scandal. General Su nkinden urges informing the intelligence department.
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Paris
The
Figaro Today
M. Sarrien
Matii
Betel Bente Department
LIGHTNING'S QUEER FREAK WIR S
Atchison Sept 71 Mrs W P Symns affected by a lightning storm while fetching milk. She returned home in a dazed state with bloodshot eyes and memory loss. Dr Shelly found nothing serious beyond gas influence and physicians note the unusual incident.
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Wirs. W
Normal School Opens for Fall Term at Emporia
Emporia Kansas Sept 7 The Kansas state normal school opened the fall term with the largest attendance in its history. A notable addition is expected from Company H Twenty second Kansas under orders to be mustered out Captain W S Stevenson commands Company H and is among the few commissioned officers continuing service.
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Twenty-Second
Kansas
Emporia
Kan
Kansas State Normal School
W. . Stevenson
Unclear parade scene with civic groups and nurses in ceremony
A damaged fragment describes an early parade with cheerful crowds and reunions. It mentions women from the G A and Women’s Army Nurses, lists officers including a president Mrs Ewing and other officials, and cites diverse local society participants amid a cool breeze.
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Heller Corpe
National Army Nurses
Isocta
Mra. Ewing
Winginta
Senlor
Sirs. Chapman
Hiinots
Nlarwide
Topeka urged to invite President to reunion event
State Journal noted weeks ago that President SteKinley should be invited to the Topeka State Reunion. Today it was announced he will visit Chicago on October 18 and 19. Topeka must act quickly to secure his presence as many towns seek the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SteKinley
Mike
State Journal
Topeka
Chicago
Japanese Crew En Route to Take Charge of Kaegi
Two hundred Japanese naval officers and sailors passed through Chicago en route to Philadelphia to assume command of the battleship Kaegi newly completed at Craft's yard. They toured the city and visited landmarks before continuing east by Pennsylvania road. George Bradshaw, a harness dealer, was badly injured when his buggy overturned on West Street. he suffered a shoulder cut and severe bruising but injuries are not believed serious.
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Eagagi
Chicago
Philadelphia
Kaegi
Cratp
PB. Weare
Weare Commission Company
North American Transportation and ‘Trading Company
Colt Park
Union League Club
Board of “Trade
Pennsylvania Road
George Bradshaw
West Street
Huntoon
Twelfth Streets
Bradshaw
Candia in Crete Turmoil as Mussulmans Clash with British
Dispatches report Candia Crete aflame after clashes between Mussulmans and British troops. The British gunboat Hasard landed troops to restore order while power brokers debate autonomy under a European led coalition. Civil unrest escalates with fires, shootings, and chaotic street battles across Candia and surrounding towns.
Republican Vote Drops as Democrats Hold Vermont State Ticket
White River Junction Vermont September 7 Republicans elected their state ticket Governor Bernard C Stith Lieutenant Governor Henry C Bates Treasurer Bacon Secretary of State A Howland Auditor O M Barber and district officials. Dems report gains in House seats. Weather and travel notes accompany local dispatches from Rutland and surround.
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Vermont
White River Junction
Benard C Stith
Morsiktown
Wir
Mt. Great
Kite
Hinard
Thomas W. Maloney
Rutland
Har
Ng Town
Sive Smith
Hom
Munluney
Woodbury
Smith
Miles Returns Home With Staff From Porto Rico
New York dispatch reports United States transport Obiam carrying Major General Nelson A. Miles Major Greenleaf Captain Whitney and Wisconsin volunteers returned today from Porto Rico. The voyage began September first from Ponce. Mrs Miles and children accompanied them. Surgeon in charge says all well and no sickness observed during the trip. The ship was decorated with palms and flags as it docked.
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New York
United States
Obiam
Nelson A. Miles
Hhe Star
Greenleaf
Whitney
Wisconsin
Canadian Pacific Accepts Interstate Commission Ruling
Montreal Sept 7 The Canadian Pacific railway replies to the Interstate Commerce Commission decision in a letter by Vice President T G Shaughnessy to competing lines. The company says it accepts the ruling and will be governed by it, restoring ante bellum rates on existing routes where feasible, with tariffs effective from the 26th instant.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
T. G. Shaughnessy
United States Trac
Commission
Berlin urges Emperor William plan to curb strikes
A dispatch from Caynhausen reports a banquet where Westphalian agriculture and industry were praised. The speech urged submitting a bill to the Reichstag this year to imprison at hard labor anyone inciting strikes and prevent workers from leaving their location. The emperor asked representatives to back efforts to protect national labor.
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Berlin
William
Germany
Caynhausen
Min
Labbor
Changes in School Faculty and Returning Veteran
A returning captain plans to resume studies for his wartime unit, expecting a warm welcome back at the normal. The term introduces Miss Corl Marsland in elevation, Mr Abbott in normal training, Miss Anna Carl in professional training, and Miss Caroline Morgan directing kindergarten work.
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Cers
Washington
Corl Marsland
Abbott
Anna Carl
Caroline Morgan
M Kinley Plans West Tour to Yellowstone Visit
Washington reports the president intends a westward tour connected to the Transmississippi Exposition. He may travel with Mrs McKinley, leaving Washington around the 1th of the month and be away for about three weeks, possibly four. The trip will cover many major western and northwestern cities and likely include Yellowstone National Park.
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Washington
Prosecution Likely Dropped In Revenue Case Net Gains
United States District Attorney Lambert plans to drop suits against ex press agents Inn Topeka Exoporia and eavenworth for violating the new revenue law. He awaits advice from the U S Attorney General and notes a Sept 26 hearing before Commissioner Clark. Lambert says recent Revenue Department rulings render prosecution impractical due to stamping issues and shipper payment requirements. Governor Leedy pardons Alois Stabb of Ellis county who had been fined 500 dollars and imprisoned for 29 days for selling liquor. Stabb, released on habeas corpus, vows to stay law-abiding.
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United States
Lambert
Express
Topeka
Exoporia
Eavenworth
Clark
Revenue Department
Leedy
Alois Stabb
Ellis County
Jni
Violence at Colorado Springs tallies death in faction fight
Denver dispatch reports a fatal shooting during a power struggle for control of the Silver Republican state convention hall in Colorado Springs. Charles Harris died from a bullet wound after Broad faction supporters stormed the opera house to seize the venue from Sprague and Towne aligned delegates. Police seized six Winchester rifles and ten revolvers as arrests followed.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Silver Republican Party
Charles Harris
Denver
Opere
Sprague
Harrister
Severs
Wolcott
Charles S. Sprague
Teller and
Broad
Colorado Springa Evening Telegraph
Omaha
United States Marshal
Walter Russell
J. J. Lang
AC. Smith
Walcott
Lunt
Brood
Towne
Plumb
Fred
Iatei
Sheil Boynton
Gathright
Nuevens
Dewitt CG. Webber
WS Teyntar
Prilice
Colorado Spring
Move In For Dr Menninger At 1251 Topeka Ave In Topeka
A notice describes Dr Menninger moving into a new office at 1251 Topeka Avenue. It notes trade arrangements, hours daily from 2 to 6 pm and 2 to 6 am at downtown offices, and praises his ten years in Topeka practice. The piece cites weather data for Chicago and a Kansas forecast for clear to partly cloudy conditions.
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Topeka Avenue
Menninger
Gram
Eurheck
Bie Tesel
Dence
Topeka
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War Office
Seventy-First New York
W.stj. Henley
T. N-Y. Vous
Henry P Dundon
WM. G
Stregtiny
WAR Department
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Island
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Mamnes
Mussulmana
Fitet Ie
Pottier
Grete
Coote
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Blysen
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Obdam
Porto Rico
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Colorado
Silver Republicans
Harris
Pary Cleury
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