Blackmar Elected Grand Army Leader in Denver Encounter
Gen Wilmon W Blackmar of Boston was elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at the national encampment in Boston and Denver was chosen as the 1906 site. Officers and adjutant general details were announced, race question discussion touched on voting franchise standards, and Sons of Veterans membership and secret-meeting access debated.
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Wilmon W. Blackmar
Grand Army of the Republic
Denver
Colo
Blackmar
John E. Gilman
Massachusetts
Charles Burrows
New Jersey
Henry Holcomb
Pennsylvania
HE. B. Stillings
Gen. Blackmar
James Tanner
New York Department
Col Shotts
Col. Shotts
Waener
John R. King
Washington, D. C
Department of Maryland
George W. Cook
Colorado
King
George W. Patten
Chattanooga
Department
Mmissar
Army Nurses’ Association
Sons of Veterans
Ar- Amizatiml
A. R
New England
National Council of Administration For
Ira G. Jordan
Bethel Me
John F. Hersey
Springfield
Mass
Edmund D. Riley
Hartford
W. F. Martin
Dunham
Decatur
Ill
Arthur & Spink
Providence
Adjutant General
Fred Bolton
Treasury
National Alliance of the Daughters of Veterans
Prsons
Woman’s Relief Corps
Mechanic's
Mary &. Gilman
Gov. Bates
Collins
Clara Barton
Annie D. Warne
John C. Black
Sarah D. Winang
W. BR. C
Lucius Field
Veterans’ Union
Gould
D. W. Gould
Chelsea
Union Veterans’ Union
F. H. Gillett
Pythians Elect Officers for Two Years in Supreme Lodge
The Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias elected officers for two years led by Supreme Chancellor Charles E Shively and others from Richmond Jacksonville Salt Lake City Nashville and Chicago The meeting also heard invitations from New Orleans and Nashville for the next encampment and the Rathbone Sisters voted to drop the insurance feature. A separate note reports Capt M M Frey of the Sixth Pennsylvania Regiment accidentally shot in the leg. danger not present.
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Charles E Shively
Richmond
Ind
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Jacksonville
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Salt Lake City
Utah
R. LC. White
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas 3. Mears
Winnington
N. C
Atarma
Cyrus W. Hall
Charleston
W. Va
Supreme Inner Guard
J. T. Haggard
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Supreme Outer Guard
J. W. Thompson
Washington
D. C
Board of Control
C. F
Neal
Chicago
Carnahan
Indianapolis
New Orleans
Supreme Lodge
Rathbone Sisters
Pythian Sisterhood
Detroit
Churchill Downs
Covington
Kokomo
Tariff Wall Trapped Nova Scotia In Dumping Clash
Special correspondence from Sidney Nova Scotia analyzes how imperial tariff demands replace reciprocity with the United States. It notes geographic limits and winter ice, local industries, and the dumping clause raising costs for wholesalers and consumers while some monopolies resist American trade. The piece, by John H Raftery, argues for broader capital and a simpler tariff system to aid Nova Scotia and the maritime provinces.
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Washington Post
Sidney
Nova Scotia
Maritime Provinces
Canada
United States
New England
Interior Provinces of
Uncle Sam
Nova
Cape Breton
Halifax
England
Germany
The Three August Sales and Trade Debate in Nova Scotia
A segment discusses aggressive sales events offering deep discounts on floor coverings lace curtains and furniture at F Street Corner Eleventh. It then covers a debate on reciprocity with the United States, rivaling imperial tariff, and Nova Scotia’s desire for American machinery tools and goods to attract capital. It notes anti-American factions and Pan-American views fading in Halifax Sydney Dartmouth.
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Nova Scotia
United States
Ottawa
Halifax
Sydney
Dartmouth
Maritime
Foreign wine consuls face ire over strict reports
American consuls in Europe report on wine preparation and shipment for U S consumption under orders from the State Department, Agriculture, and Commerce. The drive to enforce the anti adulteration act angers foreign producers, who complain of consul harassment while governments have not protested formally. Changes may follow if consul actions remain independent of personal factors.
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Europe
State Department
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce and Labor
Where Filipinos Will Study Distribution Plan Across States
A list outlines the distribution of 100 Filipino students brought for a four year course. Institutions include the School of Industrial Art in Philadelphia, State Normal Schools in West Chester Meriden Ithaca and Columbia, City High Schools in Cumberland Parkersburg Lexington Knoxville and Bloomington Chicago area universities and technical schools in Cincinnati Oberlin Michigan Illinois Indiana Missouri Ohio and other named colleges.
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Philadelphia
School of Industrial Art
West Chester
State Normal School
Trenton
N. J
Meriden
Cornetl University
City High School
Cumberland, Md
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lexington
Secretary Wilson Aims Wireless Alarms for Forest Fires
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson announced plans for a wireless telegraph fire alarm system in government forest reserves after a Westward trip. Prof William Moore will inspect Black Hills to report on the proposition. Taft sets hearing date on Missouri bridge dispute. Old magazine note about radium toys adds garbled filler.
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Wilson
Wilila Moore
Weather Bureau
Black Hills
Taft
The Volunteer Organist and Sam Walter Foss Debate
The New England poet Sam Walter Foss claims he first found Victor H. Benke the Austrian inspiration for his poem The Volunteer Organist and the Bowery Mission anecdote that sparked the work. Foss, librarian at Somerville, cites Benke as the basis for his verse and for the related song and play. He places the scene in a country church and recalls the volunteer organist tale amid memories of hardship and devotion.
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Benke
New York Sun
New England
Victor H. Benke
the Sun
Bowery Mission
New York
Dave
Ezra
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