Veterans Parade Draws 15000 Grand Army Members
Denver dated September 6 reports the Grand Army encampment grand parade drawing about 15,000 participants over two miles. Veterans, many exhausted, received cheers from packed crowds as officials outlined parade formation led by Col. George E. Randolph and John R. King. Weather cleared after a light night shower.
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Denver
Cal
Grand Army
Fic
Harper . Orahood
Counnties
Vlatnen
George W. Cook
Grand Marsh
George EB. Randolph
Ated
John R. King
Crler
J. J. McCurdy
G. W. Patten
W. R. King
J. B. Gitman
BE. B Stillings
O. L Moora
J. H. Bradford
Polos Dearers
J Hw
Holcomb
Council of Administration
S.C James
L. W. Collins
W On Hersey
W. Armstrong
Jc. Winans
George W Conk
National Association of Civil War Musiciana
Drum
Ofa Corps
Iiliats
Wisconsin
Pearslvania
Ohio
New York
Connecticut
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New Jersey
Maine
Calvornia
Nevada
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
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Virginia
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Nebraska
Michigan
Towa
Indiana
Kansas
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Dakota
Washington
Arkansas
New Mexico
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Tennessee
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Texas
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Idaho
Arizona
Georgia
Alabama
North Dakota
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Colorado
Wyoming
Notice of free insertions across multiple newspapers
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Public Ledger
PIT Spurg Dispatch
Sournal
Spueln
Thstandard
ST Pau Pomel
PRESS
Misneapolis
Triblnge
Elain Dealer
National G R and Women’s Relief Corps encampments open
The parade drew nearly 2600 troops with large delegations from Colorado Wyoming Illinois Pennsylvania Iowa Ohio and Missouri. Fifteen bands and many drum corps provided music. A horse unseated a rider who recovered quickly. John Donaldson of St. Louis suffered heart failure and was hospitalized. A former Confederate veteran rode in gray, saluted, then marched with a Union ally as the national G R encampment and the Women’s Relief Corps meeting begin tomorrow.
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Colorado
Wyoming
L& Men
Illnoig
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Ohio
Missouri
John Donaldson
St. Louis
Woman’s Relief Corps
Cholera Spreads in Europe and U.S. Not at Risk
Berlin bulletin reports 13 new cholera cases and 2 deaths in 24 hours, total 90 cases and 26 deaths, with Oder River contamination and quarantines for river workers. Hamburg reports a third case in the business district linked to Russian emigrants at a dance hall. Dr. McLaughlin of the Marine Hospital Service commends Hamburg-America precautions and notes five to six day detention for emigrants bound for the United States. Hamburg creates a crew inspection station on the Upper Elbe.
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Berlin
Oder
Frankforten-the-Oder
Kustrin
Union of the Oder
Warthe
Hamburg
McLaughlin
United States Marine Hospital Service
Day
Frank Ress
Hammburg-American Steamship Company
United States
Graf Waldersee
Bulgaria
Washington
LICENSED TO MARRY with a list of couples from multiple states
A notice lists numerous marriage intentions and couples across Virginia Maryland Canada and Texas. Names include Murray Johnson Annie Jones Adolf Krebs Alice Beta Albert Sides Lucy Lynn Philly Werrington Amanda Brodus Arthur Chenay Max waree H Martin Dike Cooper Mattie Sherman Henry Bradley Mary Van Horn Alfred Christensen Louiss Pedersen Edward Williams Alice Marbury Thomas Brown Mary Bopar Frank Hurley Ethel Martin John Redmond Josephine Scott Charles McElroy Bessie Brooks Frank Turner Anna Taylor Samuel Owens C Emily Dutch Joh W Thomas Caroline In Forney Wilita Johnson Eva Terry Oswald Gilbert Eva Roswell Julian Morales Bessie Kent John Byrne Sarah Eckloff George Weast Macy Phillips William Cady Martha Mundell J H Parks Cora Smith.
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Murray Johnson
Annie Jones
Alexandria
Adolf Krebs
Alice Beta
Albert T. Sides
Lucy L. Lynn
Henry Sydell
Elizabeth Shanks
Philly W. Werrington
Lenceastar
Amanda E Brodus
Arthur A. Chenay
Dallas
Tex
Max Waree H. Martin
Dike C. Cooper
Mattie W. Sherman
Winchester
Henry C. Bradley
Mary A. van Horn
Alfred Christensen
Louiss Pedersen
Edward Williams
Alice Marbury
Thomas H. Brown
Mary D. Bopar
Burtonville
Frank J. Hurley
Ethel J. Martin
John B. Redmond
Josephine Scott
Charles S. McElroy
Bessie Brooks
Frank A. Turner
Anna E. Taylor
Samuel T. Owens
C. Emily Dutch
Joh
W. Thomas
Caroline In Forney
College Park
Wilita Johnson
Eva Terry
Oswald R. Gilbert
Silver Hill
Canada
Eva V. Rosweil
Upper Marlboro
Julian W. Morales
Bessie M. L. Kent
John F. Byrne
Sarah G. Eckloff
George W. Weast
Macy E. Phillips
William 4. Cady
Martha M. Mundell
J. H. Parks
King George County
Cora Leo Smith
Prince William County
Health Office Record Deaths Reported to Sept 6
Health Office notes a list of deaths with ages and addresses including Richard Batte Catharine Craven Ernest Darrell Mary Decker Thomas Dillon infant of Bla M Fenton Christopher Gill Burnet Gordon Idn W Hail Charlotte Keefer Josie Keyes Thomas Lock Edward Mayo Joseph Mangum Verghent McClure Napoleon Parish infant of Mary Ring Sarah Williams and others. A separate report from Suffolk Virginia notes Will D Stainback died in Suffolk after being found comatose a week earlier with his father citing possible paralytic stroke.
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Richard D. Batte
N. Cap. St
Catharine Craven
Maine Ave. Ew
Ernest B. Darrell
Potomac River
Mary J. Decker
Pa. Ave. Nw
Thomas Dillon
Bst. Nw
Bla M. Fenton
Pla. Ave. Ne
Christopher A. Gill
Morrig Rd
Anacostia
Burnet Gordon
Idn W. Hail
River Queen Wharf
Charlotte J. Keefer
At. Nw
Josie Keyes
Geo. Wash. Univ. Hon
Thomas B. Lock
Edward Mayo
Freedmen's Hospital
Jeseph Mangum
Delava
Verghent McClure
Children’s Hospital
Napoleon Parish
Mary A. Ring
Lst St. Sw
Sarah Williams
Washington Post
Suffolk
Jaffer Robert E. Norfbet
Weldon
Will D. Stainback
Stainback
Resignation of Salmon Shocks Agriculture Bureau
Secretary Wilson accepts the resignation of Dr. Daniel Elmer Salmon chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry effective October 1 1905. Dr. Alonzo Dorus Melvin named acting chief pending a permanent appointment. The McCabe Report details links to the George E Howard firm and past hiring at the department. Salmon 65 was long in service since 1879 and a noted veterinary authority.
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Department of Agriculture
Daniel Elmer Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Alonzo Dorus Melvin
Bureau
Salmon
Wilson
James Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
D. B. Salmon
Dr. Salmon
George P. McCabe
George BE. Howard Printing Company
Department
McCabe
George E. Howard & Co
Wade
Howard
Howard Label Company
Meat Inspection Service
Mr. Howard
Agricultural Department
George H. Howard Tinting Company
Clements
Roosevelt
Mac-Cabe
Salmon Long
Mount Olive
N. J
Cornell University
American Veterinary Medical Association
George Washington University
Melvin
Mount Sterling
E.J
Chicago Veterinary College
Liverpool
United States
Hamburg
Germany
Chicago
Southern governors to attend Concord exhibit opening
New Orleans report states seven Southern states and one Nortern state will attend the opening of the Louisiana and Texas products industrial and agricultural exhibit at Concord New Hampshire in September. Governors from Arkansas Texas Florida South Carolina North Carolina Virginia Maryland and Delaware accepted the invitation and will meet Southern Pacific officials in Raleigh September 9 before proceeding to Concord. Governor Blanchard of Louisiana cannot attend in person due to fever.
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Dixie States
Concord
New Orleans
J. C. Stubbs
Southern Pacific
Louisiana
Texas
N. H
Arkansas
Florida
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Trafic
H. O. McCormick
Thornwell Fay
Anderson
Raleigh
N. C
Blanchard
Atlanta Quarantine Debate and Arrest Over Yellow Fever Rules
Atlanta faces a possible city quarantine against yellow fever as the State Board threatens to impose one within 24 hours. Dr. S. M. Gonzales was arrested for opposing authorities and spreading rumors of no fever. Pensacola updates report 2,142 total cases and 298 deaths. New Orleans notes multiple parish cases and local totals.
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State Board of Health
City Board of Health
State Board
Superior Board
8. M. Gonzales
Gonzales
Pensacola
Cuba
Havana
New Orleans
St. Ma. Parish
Patterson
Amelia
Tallulah
Lake Providence
Fund to bury murdered baby prompts city relief fund
New York inspectors expect confessions from Gus Disner and Agnes Renaud in the murder of baby Gertrude Renaud. A blood stained razor strap found in the couple’s flat strengthens the case. Mrs Amelia Twaller begins a tenants fund to ensure proper burial for the child.
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Washington Post
New York
Inspector Flood
West 47Th Street
Gus Disner
Agnes Renaud
Gertrude Renaud
Disner
Gertrude
Disney
Renaud
Potters’ Field
Amelia Twaller
Convention plan to shape Alaska legislation in Seattle
Flin Proposed to Held Convention in Seattle on November first. Nome City Council Improvement Club backs delegates from Alaska districts with one per 500 population or fraction thereof. Delegates sign credentials, endorsed by three residents and mayor, with proxies allowed if travel fails. Nome Chamber of Commerce endorses these resolutions.
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Flin
Seattle
Washington Post
Nome
Alaska
City Council Improvement Club
District of
Nome Chamber of Commerce
Cauel City Improvement Club
Baku Battles Rage as Tartars Attack Suburbs
Desperate fighting grinds through Baku and surrounding oil centers as Armenian and Tartar factions clash. Towns like Balkan burn, streets unsafe, and imperial troops withdraw amid heavy casualties and widespread destruction. Kishenef sees Jewish shops sacked and civilians harmed as violence spreads across Caucasia.
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Petersburg
Baku
Balkan
Caucasus
Tiflis
St. Petersburg
Negro Fugitive Mayo Captured On Virginia Murder Charge
Alexander Mayo, a colored man from Virginia, was arrested in New Castle Indiana after police in Salem Va charged him with murdering Henry Anderson. Clipped papers about the Salem case were found on Mayo, who allegedly killed Elenry Vendereon at a resort earlier. Henderson, involved in a prior incident, was killed by Mayo with a shotgun after a quarrel. Mayo is described as thirty five, married, and a cleaner by trade.
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Salem
New Castle
Ind
Alexander Mayo
Virginia
Police Department
Mayo
Henry Anderson
Roanoke
Elenry Vendereon
Henderson
Harriman Party Arrives in Tokyo on Pleasure Tour
The Harriman party from the United States led by E. H. Harriman arrives in Tokyo. Guests include R. P. Schwerin and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goelet. They stay at the American Legation hosted by Minister and Mrs. Griscom. Planned entertainments feature dinners by Katsura Arasuke Mitsui and Griscom, plus a garden party by Baron Sawasuki.
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Tokyo
Harriman
United States
E. H. Harriman
Southern Pacific Company
R. P. Schwerin
Pacific Steamship Company
Robert Goelet
Griscom
Bombs in Church Vault Sparks Armenian Plot Claims
Athens police uncover a depot of arms and infernal devices in the Armenian Church vaults and suspect a broader plan by the Armenian revolutionary committee to trigger international intervention by staging outrages. Several Armenians detained as inquiries continue.
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Athens
Greece
Armenian Revolutionary Committee
Armenia
Workers for Free Trade Vote at Trades Union Congress
London September 6 labor opinion on Chamberlains fiscal policy was proved by a vote at the Trades Union Congress session in Hanley. The tally showed 1,258,000 members in favor of free trade to 26,000 against, endorsing free trade policy.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Trades Union Congress
Hanley
Congress
Ango Japanese treaty sparks balance of power debate
Morning papers discuss the Anglo-Japanese treaty with concern that it disrupts the balance of power in the far East. Critics claim it weakens international progress and peace as Great Britain and Japan gain dominance, while observers in St Petersburg claim it targets German aims and excludes Russia from the Pacific and open sea routes.
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St. Petersburg
Sept
Far East
Great Britain
Japan
Novee Vremya
Swat
Russia
Pacific
Asia
Bourse Gazette
Norway for Arbitration Progress in Dissolution Talks
Karlstad Sweden Sept 6 The commissioners of Sweden and Norway met twice today over the dissolution of the union. No official statement was issued but it is understood progress was made and Norway requested the drafting of an arbitration treaty as a basis for future negotiations.
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Sweden
Karlstad
Norway
Michigan Mining Man Freed From Panama Prison
Fred Walker of Pontiac, Michigan, released by Panamanian authorities after alleged unjust imprisonment. Supporters claim U.S. financial interests influenced his detention in Veraguas mountains while he oversaw mining leases for Pontiac Company. Representatives planned to present facts to the State Department. Walker to return home after medical care.
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Detroit
Mich
Fred Walker
Pontiac
Panama
Walker
San Pablo Mining Company
Sam W. Smith
State Department
Washington
Isthmian Republic
Pontiac Company
Veraguas
United States
Not One A Citizen In Sullivan County School District
Albany N Y Rept A novel situation in a Sullivan County school district where no American citizen exists and thus no one qualified to hold school district offices has emerged. Dr Andrew Draper State commissioner of education reports receiving a letter outlining the issue and its implications.
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Washington
Albany
N. Y
Sullivan County
Andrew 8. Draper
Draper
Commission considers Ellsburg district 10 Jewish settlement issue
Livingston Manor school commissioner H J Enell reports district 10 Ellsburg lacks legal voters as its population is entirely Jewish. Thomas E Finegan finds no precedent, and a proposed remedy is to annul Fallsburg School district and annex it.
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H. J. Enell
Livingston Manor
Ellsburg
Thomas E. Finegan
Law Division
Department
Knoll
Fallsburg
Consolidation Plan Seeks Branch School for Fallsburg District
A proposal to unite the district with an adjoining area outlines a possible branch school for Fallsburg children. The plan suggests using the old district schoolhouse as the site, consolidating resources and extending schooling to residents of both districts.
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Fallsburg
BRIDE FOR ALFONSO PREDICTED IN MADRID DISPATCH
A Madrid dispatch to the Siciair reports that despite denials, King Alfonso is likely to marry Princess Eugenie of Battenberg niece of King Edward. The report notes ongoing royal marriage speculation unfolding in European court circles.
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Eugenie
Paris
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