Grand Army chooses Tanner for Commander in Chief in Denver
The thirty ninth annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic elected officers led by Commander-in-chief James Tanner of New York. Georgia, Ohio, Pennsylvania delegation vote context noted with strong showings for Tanner and Burton receiving limited support. Delegates cheered as Tanner's victory was announced and he pledged to meet with President Roosevelt.
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Corporal Tanner
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Allegheny
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On & Viva Voce Vola
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Indianapolis
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Houston
Maryland
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Baltimore
Massachusetts
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Springfeld
Michigan
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New Hampshire
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Concord
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Jersey City
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Rhode Island
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Providence
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Chester
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Mannington
Wisconsin
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Baraboo
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Health Office Record Deaths Report Sept 8 1905
Health office records list deaths reported by September 8 1905. Individuals include Ander Harnea Lambtoard 1 year Us Asteria Flets 17 years Atassa A Crova 69 years Lora Dynwaer 68 years Nevier Fonk 68 years George H Godwin 67 years Theodore A Gordon 87? years Gazetta Jones 6 months Eliza L Varvan 62 years Allex Mason 7 years Thomas J Murphey 89 years John T Parker 89 years William Ho Hake 17 years Wm Salisbury 4 months William J Shepparton 77 years Nancy Whitlow 1 years.
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Wiliam J Shepparton
Jane
Nancy Whitlow
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Notice of Marriage and Death Notices Across Dailies
Notice states marriage and death notices in The Washington Post will appear simultaneously in listed newspapers at no extra charge upon application. Newspapers include The New York Times Boston Globe Cleveland Plain Dealer Philadelphia Public Ledger Providence Journal Syracuse Standard, Minneapolis Star, and others.
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National encampment names new officers and next host city
The convention elected officers with Col. John Tweedale named adjutant general and Allen C. Bakewell appointed national patriotic instructor. Minneapolis won the 1907 encampment bid over Dallas after a roll call vote, with King inviting Dallas to try again next year.
Deaths of Morrison von Boguslawski Daniels and Pierotti
Notices report George W Morrison broker and former hotel manager of O L & M dies in New York at 501 West 138th Street from Brights disease aged 40. Born Baltimore 1854, he led hotels Baznum Brunswick Holland and Hoffman before entering brokerage. survived by widow. Separate items note Lieut Gen von Boguslawski death in Berlin at 71, Mrs George H Daniels dies at Lake Placid, and Cardinal Raphael Pierotti death in Rome born 1836 created cardinal in 1804.
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New York Central Railroad
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Rome
Raphael Pierotti
Italy
Capital Wins Fight Desire to Greet Roosevelt
Milwaukee veterans name Weslington for next encampment and elect Maj. Charles Miller as commander in chief. The 1906 meeting will be set no later than October 15 to suit President Roosevelt, with plans for a national war museum in Washington and proposals before Congress.
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EK. E. Kirk
California
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Chicago
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G A R Chieftain Tanner’s Fine Civil War Record
Native of Schoharie County New York Corporal Tanner lost both legs at Bull Run before turning eighteen and built a long public service career. He served as Commissioner of Pensions under Harrison and as Register of Wills, with a prominent G A R record including state and national leadership roles and championing veterans’ pensions. He helped establish a soldiers home in New York and pushed for pension increases for disabled veterans, especially those who lost limbs or sight and remained devoted to the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Union Veteran Legion of the United States
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Bath
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James Tanner Led Efforts for Blind Veterans Pension Rise
James Tanner organized nationwide pension agency surveys to count blind veterans, obtaining a 60 head count. He pressed Congress for a pension increase, secured a Pension Committee hearing, and had the bill pass unanimously, increasing benefits for 600 veterans. He is remembered as a genial speaker and longtime advocate for old soldiers.
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Eleven Stores Burned In Glennville Fire Traced To Arson
A major blaze in Glennville Georgia last night destroyed eleven stores and one dwelling. Fire began in the store of f o Defond Co at five o clock and spread quickly to neighboring buildings. Loss estimated at 50 000 to 950 000 with some insurance. Indirect notes tell of local officials and a separate postmaster appointment list in nearby towns.
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