Old Veterans and War News From 1800s Era
A collage of items notes veterans events in Chicago and Milwaukee. It reports Grand Army of the Republic officers elected and urging monuments for private soldiers, plus union veterans news and a Cincinnati milk poisoning case linked to cholera fears. Also mentions railway and lighting tech, and a Parisian diver toy.
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Wausimeron
Grand Army of the Republic
A.G. Weissert
Wisconsin
RB. B. Warfield
San Francisco
Peter B. Ayers
Palmer
Confective Association Bureau of Information
Jones
Grand Army
Anking Congress
Port Sumter
Council of Administration
Beath
Pennsylvania
Vier
Winconsin
Hach
Savery
Leg
Grand Sevan ‘Sa
EB. Walcott Jaiedinoe
Spd
Numerou
Milwaukee
Union Veterans Union
Wasuxeron
Union Veterans’ Union
Harris
Woman's Veteran Relief Union
Gen. Roberts
Department of Massachusetts
Boston
Cincinnati
Cincrnatl
Baomdergast
Pirtseures
Col
Hawkins
Streator
Grimm
Tenth Regiment National Guards of Pennsylvania
Sams
Iams
Homestead
Bergmann
H. C. Frick
Weaver Gives Up Free Speech Right Amid Rowdy Addresses
In Atlanta on September 1 General Weaver refused to speak as crowds and egg throwing marred stops in Macon Augusta and Elberton. The Behring Sea talks and political maneuvers dominated later dispatches from New York to Washington and other cities.
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Atlanta
Weaver
Net
Macon
Fearful wreck on Pittsburgh line kills several
A eastbound Pittsburgh and New York limited collided with a westbound freight near Shreve. Fatalities occurred in the two locomotives and mail cars with a fire and rescue attempts hampered by heat. victims include postal clerks and several engineers.
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Manerreep
Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Pittsburgh and
New York Limited
Shreve
E Bea Pa
A.E. Glenn
Alliance
Samuel Jackson
A. Bradley
Frank Burt
Joseph
G. Starker
Pitburgh
D. B. Rhodes
Mahoningtown
W. Noblesville
Ind
J. Ernst
Millville
N. J
Might
Main
Mr. Weltman
Hobbees
Toren
Kan
Santa Fe
Osage City
Missouri River
Denver
San Francisco
Mexican Central Railroad Company
Boston
Barclay
Long Tattered News Snippets From Sept Century
A sweep of 1892 era notes includes races, fires, murders, and political oddities. Mentions Spragus sale in Providence R I for 1502 dollars, Apache skirmish in Sierra Madre, arson at Battle Creek, bank suspension in Maine, and suffrage convention naming Victoria Woodhall Martin for president. Also reports incidents in Missouri Kansas Illinois and Pennsylvania with arrests and tragic killings.
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Victoria Woodhall-Martin
Wasavntos
New York
London
United States
Mary L. ‘Stow
California
America
End of Evils in Politics and Tariff Power Debate
A critique links money influence to political machines and tariff policy. It claims protected duties enrich a few, destabilize self reliance, and threaten democracy. The author traces 1888 Republican tactics, money power, and McKinley tariffs to profits for manufacturers and political gains.
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Earebren
Cedabelled
Fab
Welkdrilleg
Cartain
Uni
Republican Party
Aga Polluiggl
Hinds
Wbal Ranier
Gea Whance
Abbas
MLB
Messures
Camipaigne
Republican Campaign
Matt Quay
Tennessee Murderer Lecker Incites Fatal Clash in Cell
Adam Leger, a Claiborne county convict known for killing several men, is moved to Knoxville on route to prison and clashes with William Leach, a miner awaiting trial for riot participation. both men fatally wounded with Leger missing an eye. Other items report a Detroit magnate killed by a fall, a Ginesto mayor’s wife’s suicide, a 117 year old Pa. resident’s death, a New York fire panic, and an American merchant expelled from Mexico for criticising Diaz.
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Queenstown
United States
Cunard Line
Cephalonia
Liverpool
Boston
Morristown
William Loch
Harmanville
Loch
Louisville
Robert Stratton
Robert
Graves County
Tennessee
Lecken
Exoxville
Tenn
Adam Leger
Claiborne County
Leger
William Leach
Zeger
Leach
Detroit
Mich
J. H. Wicks
New York City
Wicks Refrigerator Company
Rochester
N. Y
Ginesto
W. P
Cook
W. P. Cook
Geeveronte
Elizabeth Stanton
Patton Township
Elizabeth Jamison
Lancaster County
New Yorks
Diaz
MontreRrey
Mexico
C. C. Hogue
The
Republic
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