Governors Guard Wins Intercity Drill Cup in Galveston
During a Memphis arms drill the Governors Guard secured the prestigious interstate championship cup, previously held by Thurston Rifles since 1405. The event awarded First prize of 8000 and a high stake prize of 500 to Dallas Zapaves, with teams from San Antonio and Antonio. Captain Lieutenant Danforth led cadets in a rapid drill moments before the award.
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Governors’ Guard
Thurston Rifles
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Noted theologian and editor passes away in 19th century
Obituary notes the death of Dana McGregor, former student of Ambherat College and Union Theological Seminary, served as pastor in Connecticut, Minnesota legislator, editor of The Advance, author of a history and sermon writings. Mentions training at Northfield and leadership in religious and educational circles.
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Kansas City stock yard charges under new law contested
Shipper FR Patterson of Jewell County sues Kansas City stockyards company to recover 28.42 arguing the new Kansas law caps yardage and feed charges. The case in district court tests the validity of the schedule and whether thousands of shippers might reclaim what difference their service would cost under the law. Fed court intervention has kept the old schedule in force.
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Chicago mob near O'Donnell home shoots at boys
Jemnes O'Donnell, living near the mob scene, wounded a dozen boys who were playing. Thomas Good, 12, and Frank Spears, 8, are badly hurt. Spear may die. Patrol wagon narrowly saved O'Donnell from surrounding neighbors as officers fought to protect the prisoner.
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Infantry bicycle corps completes 9000 mile ride to city
The Twenty-fifth United States Infantry bicycle corps finished a 9000 mile journey from Fort Missoula to this city in 40 days, with 5 on the road. They met thousands of spectators over a rain-soaked weekend as officers Lieutenant J A Moss and Surgeon J M Kennedy hosted the colorful group, who will move on to Jefferson Barracks. The trip spanned Montana Wyoming Nebraska Missouri and South Dakota amid harsh roads and scarce water, yet the troopers endured with few serious injuries.
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Labor Leaders Conference and Miner Marches Worldwide
Reports from Wheeling and surrounding towns describe a labor leaders conference to map strategy for the miners strike. Debs arrives to join executives while preparations continue for marches, rallies, and potential coal car shipments, with thousands mobilized and women active.
Interstate drill at San Antonio draws large crowd
Captain Reon leads Underhand San Antonio in a July drill as Washington guard of Galveston shows up poorly. San Antonio wins the voyage prize with strong showing from Neelys. A board reviews a protest by Captain Bean of St Paul against Morton Cadets. Court proceedings remain secret. Thurstone claims first interstate drill victory with Private Josh Stebbins and Sergeant John L. Richards placing second from a field of 40.
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Galveston
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Thurstone
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Steamship expansion and wartime tariffs across continents
Reports from July 24 describe increased demand for Alaska transport prompting Pacific Coast Steamship to deploy another steamer, State of California, from San Francisco on the 27th to connect with George W. Elder at Portland. Meanwhile, Brownell Car Company files a deed of trust in St. Louis with liabilities around 182,405. Global notes include Greece settling indemnity, Japan opening arbitration with Hawaii, and Governor Pingree criticizing tariff proposals and lumber costs. Also reported: deaths, ship capsizes, and business reorganizations in various regions.
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Pacific Coast’ Steamship Company
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St. Louis
Brownell Car Company
Ford W. Thompson
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