Colored Troops Go to Manila
A dispatch from Jacksonville reports soldiers at a hospital are recovering well with two named servicemen, Howard Wilson due to return home on furlough tonight. Other items note wheat and corn prices, Spanish prisoners arriving in Jersey City, and dispatches from Paris, Key West, Buffalo, and New York about military movements and exchanges.
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Jacksonville
Tor Evenine
Carlton Wilson
Howard Wilson
Jersey City
Rome
Reno Convention Incident Sparks Credentials Bust
In Reno on September 9 a Democratic convention credentials committee chair charged Humboldt County had no Democrats yet a bundle of Humboldt proxy credentials appeared. General Clark demanded proof as Ryan confronted him, prompting a tense scene before order was restored by Chairman Webber.
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Reno
Nev
Ryan
Committee On Credentials
Humboldt County
Humboldt
R. M. Clark
General Clark
Webber
Ishpeming
Mich
Carl Sheldon
Congress
Stephenson
Washington
Michigan
A. W. Nichols
Wisconsin
Alma
Arcadia
Plainfield
South Superior
Co. T. U
Miss Leiter
Anna Bungert
I Point
Wis
Mixed World News Dispatches from Candia to Washington
A Candia report says bashi bazouks commit excesses and Christians in surrounding districts plan aid, with eight warships in harbor and a fresh bombardment expected. Looting of British German Spanish consulates reported, with 300 native Christians and 67 British subjects killed.
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Athens
Candia
Plot to assassinate the osar fails. US and Germany lack postal banks
A New York World special notes a failed plot to assassinate the osar while reporting the United Glass Manufacturers' Association formed in Pittsburg with a capital of 5 004 000 dollars. It adds that the United States and Germany are the only great powers without postal savings banks. Edward Rauscher, a Chicago newspaper man and former Abendpost employee, killed himself in a saloon.
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Osar
New York World
United Glass Manufacturers’ Association
Pittsburg
United States
Germany
Edward Rauscher
Abendpost
Chicago
Illinois Honored as Sexton Chosen Commander in Chief
Cincinnati reports Illinois and Pennsylvania triumphs at G A R headquarters. Colonel James A. Sexton of Chicago wins commander in chief with New York favored for Shaw, while Pennsylvania lands the next encampment in Philadelphia. Debates note pension office criticisms and a dramatic moment as Mrs. William Scott presents a photo of Colonel Shaw.
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Shaw
New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Corporal Tanner
Cincinnati
Illnois
James A. Sexton
Chicago
A. D. Shaw
Watertown
N. Y
Quaker City
Denver
Sexton
Pension Office
Commissioner of Pensions
Evans
Vans
Colonel Shaw
Fort Wagner
William Scott
Lathrop
Sarena
Illinois
Peace jubilee parade eclipses past demos in city show
The encampment vote favored James A. Sexton over Shaw with 24 to 1 in favor of Sexton. A vast peace jubilee parade drew an estimated 40 000 in line and over 500 000 spectators, the largest turnout in the city’s history amid fireworks and festive displays along river fronts and parks.
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Cincinnatus
Camp Sherman
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Nicholas
Key West
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Guanasja
Cuba
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Santa Cruse del Sur
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Minnesota Iron Company
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Ind
John Hutzel
Depere
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Vanderbloomen
Piete
Pension Coon Titastoner Bovis
Gobin
Committee On Pensions
Department of
Grand Army of the Sea
Nicholas II
Russias
Europe
Phwera
Clarkson
Nebraska
Com
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Albert D. Shaw
W. C. Johnson
Committee On
Alger
Zoological Garden
Lagoon
Coney Island
Chester Park
W.J. Scanlan
Augustus Pitou
Royal
Royal Baking Powder CO
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington, Iowa
Auditor OF State
Arsou Hors
U. 8
Liamelities
Gi. HH. Pratt
Optician
Offee
Kline
Postomtce
King Bird
Pallester
Puartuondo
Tansill
Gates
Win. Smouse & Co
National Bank
J. 1. Young
W. R K. Jeffrey
A. Anderson
Cash
J.T. Anderson
Agn
Washington County Savings Bank
Paynterest
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Jom Keek
A. Wierre
Gashler
GW. Keen
V. P.O. M. Keex
Ass't Gash
First National
BANK
Wmn. Blatr
A. H. Leraloce
Omeph Keek
OH. Keex
LD. R. Robinson
Hrenic Stewart
J. F. Henderson
Chas. J. Wilson
Moar
Alberson's Grocery
W. H. Butterfield
Crail
Wasington, Lown
T. T. Keeley
W. Washington Street
H. Sanford
T. J. Dempsey
PINE
Harwood
South Side
R. F. Riley
Casey Bros
Hotel Allen
J. J. Kellogg
Atorney
Pension and
Treasury Departments
East Side Square
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