Peace Day Parade Opens Grand Army Encampment In Cincinnati
The 32nd annual Grand Army encampment and auxiliaries began in Cincinnati with a civic parade and three days of preceding demonstrations. Leaders praised unity of former Union and Confederate veterans, while discussions covered ritual revisions, wartime gratitude, and methods to preserve the Grand Army legacy amid dwindling funds.
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Cincinnati
Sept
Grand Army
Itz
Fife
Euumber
Music Hall
Charles
Ohio
Tafel
Cin
Ingalls
Citizens” Committee
Pheniient
Big Four
Chesapeake ¢& Ohio
Gobin
Citixens
Cincinnar Val
Howe
Scoithnh Hite
Mies Law White
Odd Fellowstern Theatre
Treaty Signed Hints at Anglo German Alliance
New York reports say a treaty with Germany has been signed though England's stance remains cautious. Joseph Chamberlain told a Tribune reporter that an understanding between the United States and England is possible without a formal alliance, stressing mutual trade protection and amiable ties as the goal.
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New York
Sept
Joseph Chamberlain
Tribune
Germany
England
Chamberlain
Mr Chamberlain
United States
Chamber
Eta Sesika Ds Rsp
Investigation into regimental pay rolls and discipline
The report notes errors in the pay rolls causing delays and a rigorous cleanup under General Boynton with Second division officers Ward and Jebsoon. Witnesses were introduced and several days spent on the investigation into alleged ill treatment, with the committee sifting every point to reveal exact facts.
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Erin Oxtt Grigsby
Tony
Dafymasjots
Boynton
Io. Ward
Cutee Uecvon
Aisiaion
J. J. Jebsoon
Welburn
Hin Yeon
Breckenridge
Sete
Wheeler Drowned at Montauk Point Naval Cadet and Lieutenant Die
Camp Wikoff Montauk Point Sept Naval Cadet Thomas Wheeler son of Major General Joseph Wheeler and Second Lieutenant Newton D Kirkpatrick of the First United States Cavalry drowned while bathing last night. The bowlies came in with the tide and were thrown on the beach about 2 o'clock this morning. The bodies were found close together near the life saving station a short distance from where the young men had been.
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Wikoff
Montauk Point
L. 1
Thomas
Wheeler
Joseph Wheeler
Newton D. Kirkpatrick
First
United States Cavalry
Cea
Bowlies
Ude
Amise
General Wheeler
Infantry
Beac
Kirkpatrick
Chamberlain on Philippines and colonial policy remarks
The article reports Mr. Chamberlain's views on the U S choice regarding the Philippines. He declines to offer direct advice to the United States while noting colonization can benefit a nation by broadening policies and domestic reform. He argues colonies generally pay their own way and cites trade implications in the Pacific and China context.
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United States
Chamberlain
Philippines
America
Jongland
England
Philippine
Pacific
China
United State
Agreement Scope Depends on American People
The speaker states willingness to enter an agreement as far as desired and notes that its breadth or restriction depends entirely on the American people, signaling a call for public consent and broad or limited obligation based on collective choice.
General Miles Comments on Army Talks and Washington Visit
General Miles declined to discuss published Washington rumors about public army talk. He planned to depart the Waldorf Astoria for Washington at noon, then to the War Department and finally to President McKinley for official calls and respects. He also shopped with his wife and daughter that morning.
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New York
Miles
Washington
McKinley
Geifé
Waldorf-Astoria
Dutog Tahal
Crisis Looms as Spanish Cabinet Moves to Censor Press
Madrid reports the Spanish cabinet plans strict measures to suppress Cortes proceedings and telegraphic dispatches. Negotiations in Washington influence Spain over Philippine affairs. A petition seeks closing military schools, pension cuts, reserving officers, and a one million pesetas yearly fund for wounded soldiers. Government allies reportedly abstained, signaling strain.
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Madrid
Cortes
Torelen Aiaire
Almodovar de Rio
Washington
Philippine Islands
Hong Kong
Society For Commercial Union
Cube
Emery
Russians Leave Candia as Massacre of Christians Reports Surge
A Russian warship departs Phasus for Crete with the Russian consul aboard while Candia endures a brutal massacre. Reports confirm deaths of Lieutenants Haldane and Seagrave, heavy destruction to telegraph lines, and widespread Christian casualties. Reinforcements from Malta are en route as authorities plead for Turkish withdrawal and Italian and international aid.
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London
Times
Candia
Evetta
Haldane
Seagrave
Waldane
Edham Pashs
Canea
Francesco Rhe Trident
Ted Je ‘Tinien
Inter
Investigation Begins as 200 Witnesses Testify on Chickamauga Hospital
In Chickamauga Park Tennessee on September date police and witnesses gathered around the hospital inquiry. Two regiments moved from Camp Thorns as the First Arkansas ship, bound for Little Rock, headed to muster out. Two resigners completed their arrangements amid the unfolding investigation and municipal actions.
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Chickamauga
Chickamauga Park
Tenn
Camp Thorns
Firnt Arkanane
Little Foe
Lauderdale Shrines
Free Filipinos seek meeting with President McKinley
A Hong Kong dispatch dated September 6 reports a committee of free Filipinos appointed by Aguinaldo plans to confer with President McKinley on the future of the Philippine Islands.
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London
Hong Kong
Aguinaldo
Jeff Bone Kong
MacKinley
Philippine Islands
Shafter and Texas Volunteers Leave for Fort Clark
General Shafter and Major Miley lead about 260 Third Texas volunteers from Camp Wikow Montaux Point toward Fort Clark Texas. Roughly 25 are sick and placed in a bus car with steamer chairs. A miscommunication delayed the 9 o'clock train departure due to transportation notes from Assistant Master Beach and the Quartermaster's office in New York.
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Trans
Beach
Long Island Railway
New York
Mont Tank Point
Ee Kimball
Quertermeaster
York
Queen Anna of Topeka Carnival of 1598 Named
Miss Anna Rose Hose of Hilo Hawaii selected as queen for Topeka Kanival 1598. San Francisco reports Hawaii towns competed with Topeka for the honor. preparations include a throne canopy and parade reviews. travel from San Francisco to Topeka via Santa Fe road.
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Anna Hose
Hilo
Hawaii
San Francisco
Glensyle
Honolulu
Anna Rose
Topeka
Kan
Carnival
Gs & Deautifel
Abe
Associated Press
John Waters
Dan Case
Vanetage
C.K. Holiday Jr
Kansas
Cgue
Bent Society
Topelem
Santa Fe
John F. McManus V
Treaver
San
Stamps Deny Nomination Papers In Thwarted Filing
A. A. Godard Republican nominee for attorney general faced a secretary of Brute Rown today over a nomination document for W. A. Reeder in the Sixth district. Officials insisted on a revenue stamp before filing, noting Godard bought stamp tax and placed it on the paper, but delays persisted as the process moved through state channels.
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A. A. Godard
Brute Rown
Feoaw
W. A. Reeder
Cottgrenn
Sam
Mr. Godard
Yellow fever illness hits Kansas paymaster at Santiago
Major J W Fogler of Leavenworth Kansas, paymaster, is reported ill with yellow fever at Santiago. He is a former vice president of the First National Bank of Leavenworth. The report also notes fears for his recovery. General Sickles is named as a candidate for commander in chief in New York delegate discussions. Mock of Ohio not to be presented.
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Spain
Maine
Varios
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Anny of the Republic
Major Fogler
Kansas
Santiago
Leavenworth
Kan
J. W. Fogler
First National Bank of Leavenworth
Sickles
Cincinnati
General Sickles
New York
If Mock
Ohio
Sousa Presents New Opera The Charlatan March
Promoter announces Sousa's latest march titled The Charlatan to debut this season with front-page appeal. The work, labeled a musical jewel, will have all arrangements available in a few days and go on sale at W Reeler's music store.
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Sousa
Jevelly
W. Reeler
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