Grand Army Veterans Parade in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles the Grand Army of the Republic with 8500 veterans led a two mile parade through streets lined with 300000 onlookers and floral tributes. Commander-in-Chief Harvey M. Trimble called it the greatest parade ever held and warned it may be the last due to veterans’ fading strength. A large campfire reunion followed at Shrine Auditorium.
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Trimble
Los Angeles
Grand Army of the Republic
Romantes of the Republic
First Street
Temple
Gettysburg
Shiloh
The
Wilderness
Antietam
Harvey M. Trimble
Grand Army
Shrine Auditorium
Duluth Street Cars Halt Amid Rioting Fears
Duluth Minnesota reports all 26 miles of track halted as Street Railway Manager Herbert Warren orders cars stored in barns at seven. Police and deputy sheriffs sworn in and guarding car barns as authorities abandon attempts to run service.
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Duluth
Minn
Herbert Warren
Score
Duryea Estate Heirlooms Split Among Kin and Charity
Walter F B Duryea left 344558.90 to heirs with a large portion going to Miss Anne Peregrine who cared for him after a diving accident at Sands Point. The will also provides 10000 each to two wealthy sisters and substantial sums to charities.
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Mineola
L. I
Walter FB Duryea
Anne Peregrine
Duryea
Sands Point
Taft to Visit Aunt Delia in Millbury Mass
President Taft Mrs Taft and their sons will visit Millbury Massachusetts to dine with Miss Delia Torrey Taft’s sister and hold a small Taft reunion at her home. Senator Heyburn of Idaho is improved and preparations are made for his removal to the west with Mr and Mrs Heyburn set to depart tomorrow.
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Beverly
Mase
Taft
Senator Heyburn
Washington, D. C
Idaho
West
Heyburn
6000 Trainmen to Strike in Spain on Sept 20
Madrid Sept 12 six thousand railroad men will strike in Spain on September 20. The movement includes the majority of the country’s railway workers and is likely to spread to Asturias and other regions.
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Madrid
Spain
Teu
Asturias
Veteran of Two Wars Dead
Savannah Sept 12 Brig. Gen. W. W. Gordon a Civil and Spanish war veteran and noted soldier and statesman died at White Sulphur Springs. The obituary highlights his long service and public roles.
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Savannah
CIA
W. W. Gordon
Cr. White Sulphur Springs
Jersey to Aid Woodrow Campaign Fund Auction Planned
A Jersey cow will be sold at auction next Saturday to support the Woodrow campaign fund. The contribution comes from the 8 rot infield of Raleigh, providing a unique fundraiser for the Wilson effort.
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Wilson Fund
Raleigh
Rot
Jack Sheppard the Highwayman and His Infamy
A history of Jack Sheppard a 18th century thief famed for jailbreaks and tall tales. Born 1702 in London he became a petty criminal, tangled with Jonathan Wild, escaped Newgate multiple times and was hanged November 14 1724 in an event that drew a massive crowd. The article debunks dime-novel glamour and portrays him as a dull vicious figure with a talent for jail breaking.
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Jack Sheppard
England
Dick Turpin
Claude Duval
Sheppard
London
Jonathan Wild
Wild
Jack
Tie
Newgate Prison
Ducherssea
Semiddiot
Mystery Tone Shrouds Miss Maude Rumor
Local readers whisper about a troubling situation involving Miss Maude, with alarm and gossip spreading through the community as concerns rise over her conduct. The shorthand chatter hints at scandal and public curiosity in a small town setting.
Funeral preparations mark Mikado Matsuhito's last view
Tokio reports the final viewing day before the Mikado’s funeral set for tomorrow at 6 am. The ceremony costs about 1 million dollars, with 750,000 from government funds and the rest from the emperor’s private purse. Foreign dignitaries including Knox and Prince Arthur of Connaught attend.
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Tokio
Matsuhito
Philander C. Knox
United States
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Great Britain
Prince Henry
Prussia
Wilhelm
Germany
Europe
Asia
Mikado
Sale of Stock at Residence in North Washington
Due to health, J. T. Risk announces a farm sale at his residence in north Washington on Saturday September 14 at 1 30 PM. Items include one milk cow, two Duroc sows, six pure bred gilts, one pure bred male, and eight other good spring shoats. Terms: six months at 7 percent interest from date. Cash up to $10.00. Audited by R. & Dougherty. Clerk. 17813.
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North
Washington
Change of Articles for Snouffer Hughes & Company
Notice states that on September 2, 1912 a special meeting of stockholders of Snouffer Hughes & Company of Washington Iowa was held to approve amendments to the articles of incorporation. The document invites interested parties to learn of the formal changes and their effect on the corporate structure.
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Snouffer, Hughes & Company
Washington
Iowa
Snouffer Hughes & Co Amends Articles in 1912 Iowa filing
Officials J T Snouffer and Harry S Ward sign changes changing company name to Snouffer Ward & Co and adjust articles of incorporation. The amendments revoke and replace Article I and VI provisions and set annual stockholder meetings for the first Tuesday in August. Filed September 5 1912 recorded in Washington County Iowa and submitted to the Iowa Secretary of State.
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J. T.snouffer
Harry S. Ward
Recorder of Deeds
Washington County
Ilown
State of
Iowa
Snouffer, Hughes & CO
Snouffer, Ward & CO
J. T. Snouffer
Harry J. Ward
City Bus LineE-Call Up Service Announcement
City Bus line announces a phone contact for orders. Call 689 to reach Frank Rogers for prompt attention. Provide a tee and number when placing requests.
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Frank Rogers
Time table of east and westbound trains with stations
The excerpt lists Arrives and Departs for No. 12 Exp No. 4 G8 No. 60 Lo Pass and others on the eastbound side. It also shows westbound trains No. 1 Exp No. 49 No. 21 11 Exp and No. 89 Lo Part with times from early morning to late night. Washington Branch lines include No. 50 Local Passenger and No. 430 Local Passenger among daily trains with noted exceptions.
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CRE & P
Washington
W. Russel
Lo West Lim
Chicago Moiae
Milwaukee Moise
Tage vi Caed Cdeviia
F. L. Broadgate
Avent
Train schedule snippet with daily executions by J. B. KU
The fragment lists passenger and accommodation car numbers No 3 No 9 No 10 No 4 and mentions daily execution of trains by J. B. KU.
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Exec
J. B. KU
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