Training School Established for Regiment Horses at Cambridge Armory
Captain Frederick G Bowers of the Eighth Regiment M V M starts a training school for the regiment own horses at the Cambridge armory. Horses bought from regimental fund. two men sent to Fort Riley to learn horse care. First of its kind in the country, attracting interest from military men.
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Frederick Gilbert Bowers
Quarterminster
Cambridge
Fort Riley
Kian
Cavalry Trainers Work On New Fort Riley Horses
Expert Thomas R. Yess and William Eagleson train three newly purchased green colts at Fort Riley to become ready cavalry horses. They explain the program aims to replace untrained mounts for drills and war games, with horses expected to carry 160 pounds rider and 95 pounds gear across 35 miles in two days, overcoming walls ditches and rivers.
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Thomas R. Yess
Beverly
Second
United States Cavalry
Fort Riley
Farriers’ School
William Eagleson
Cambridge
Yess
Post
Farrier Vess
Eagleson
Bridie
Bowers
Poincare Returns From Russia Amid Patriot Rally
President Poincare's Paris homecoming sparks a mass demonstration by thousands of League of Patriots members led by Maurice Barres. Crowds line the route from the railroad station to the Elysee, cheering the army and the republic as flowers are showered from windows. A government ban blocks an anti war meeting by revolutionary labor groups.
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Paris
Poincare
Russia
League of Patriots
Maurice Barres
Palace of the Elysee
Revolutionary Labor Organizations
Banks Notified to Await War Rates in Valparaiso
Banks in Valparaiso Indiana were told from New York not to handle exchange on Balkan states or other European currencies until new rate sheets arrive in New York.
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Valparaiso
Ind
New York
Balkan States
Chicago Wheat Pit Subides in Bright Interlude
Chicago July 29 The wheat market rose then steadied as relief from stronger houses and a potential peace between Russia and Germany reduced volatility. Traders saw a calm midday and only a brief earlier dip and late stumble near a near collapse.
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Chicago
Russia
Germany
Margin Rules Limit Trading As Wheat Falls Hard
Trading slows to under a quarter of yesterday's pace as margins flexed and losses deepen. Transfers from riskier firms and safety measures ease fears while crowds gather at the Chicago Board of Trade and brokers' offices amid war declarations and a volatile session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Chicago
Karolyi Says Independence Party Would Avoid War
Count Karolyi leader of the Hungarian Independent party sails for Europe and states that if his party had governed Austria the crisis with Serbia would not have required war. He expresses hope war would be avoided but affirms Hungarians will rally to the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Count Karolyi
Hungarian Independent Party
Europe
Itfe
la Savoie
Austria
Servia
Red Cross to Accept Aid for Austrian and Servian Bodies
The International Relief Board of the American Red Cross announced it will receive and forward contributions for relief to the Austrian and Servian Red Cross societies as designated by contributors. All Red Cross chapters nationwide are being notified.
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RED Cross
Europe
Washington
International Relief Board of the American Red Cross Today
United States
London
Paris
Berlin Boosts New York Market
The New York Stock Exchange bucked global trends as Berlin led a buying surge that lifted U S shares. Investment demand and shorts covering spurred a rally despite European turmoil, with Berlin buying large for Canadian Pacific and other American stocks.
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Berlin
Paris
London
Vienna
Amsterdam
Madame Grouitch Aims War Relief Corps From Switzerland
Madame Grouitch wife of Slavko Grouitch writes from Sils Maria Engadine that Austria bars her from crossing to Belgrade and she plans to raise a volunteer corps of surgeons and nurses in London if war breaks out. She previously lived as Miss Mabel G. Dunlap of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Madame Grouitch
Slavko Grouitch
Belgrade
Sils-Maria
Engadine
Switzerland
Austro Hungarians in U S Ordered to Return Home
An official Austro Hungarian notice sent nationwide calls Austro Hungarians in the United States to report for service as the emperor orders a partial mobilization. Reservists in eight army corps must arrange to return home and take up arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Dolly Dimple to Delight Tots in Sunday Post Comic Section
Dolly Dimple will delight the little tots when she appears in the Sunday Post. She and her little friends will be in the comic section.
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Dolly Dimple
Sunday Post
Damask and Sweater Sale Blends in Local Store Ads
Bleached table damask priced at 1.25 per yard and remnant pieces offered. Women’s sweaters range from 2.95 to 4.95 with several price points listed for different quality and novelty worsted styles.
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Farrier
Cavalry
Cambridge Armory
Quarts
Tremont Street
Wedd's Ave
Broadway
Crown
Henry R. Keac
Tremont Staalear
Poincare IS Home
Hungar
Ian
Belgium
Brussels
Eastern Steamship Lines
Boston
New England
Massachusetts
India Wharf
Shoston
Washington St
Eastern Steamship Corporation
N. Y
New York Stock Exchange
Greece
Madame Grouich
Mabel G. Dunlap
Virginia
U. S
China
Lagic
Ci Signieg
Royal Worcester
P. N
Warner
Redfern
Madame Lyra
St. Cei
L.oo
Batiste
Vesseseescincy
Wigedeebb
Ean
Sing
Wheeler & Wilson
White
Davis
Singer
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