Tenting by Brigade: Training Shift for National Guard
Washington reports a shift from large maneuvers to brigade camps nationwide with 1.0 to 1.2 million dollars proposed for militia training. General Oliver and President Roosevelt back the plan to station camps in New York state and other regions to improve sanitation, logistics, and wartime readiness.
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Congress
National Guard
Washington
New York Globe
Manassas
Oliver
House Military Affairs Committee
Roosevelt
Northoast
New York State
Central States
Northwest
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Fort Riley
Gilver
Quartermaster’s Department
Commissary Department
Epecally
Jacob A. Riis
Henry Cabot Lodge
Soci
Renevelt
Ledge
Senate
Tis
New York
North River
RULES FOR COURTSHIP PROPOSED SIX MONTH LIMIT
The Rev. Edward Bennet of St Olas Roman Catholic church Wilkes Barre Pa says fifty two hours of courtship spread over six months lets lovers decide on marriage. He urges no courtship over six months, weekly calls, two hours each 8 to 9 PM, and dismissal if no proposal after six months.
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Seva
Edward Bennet
St. Olas
Wilkesbarre
New York
Father Bennet
Count Boni de Castellane and the Parisian wardrobe scandal
The divorce suit filed by Anna Gould against Count Boni de Castellane exposes a life of lavish spending, duels, and public notoriety. It tracks Boni’s rise as a famed dresser, his costly tastes in furniture and art, and the financial collapse that followed, including penalties to Goulds and a wife’s disillusionment with his affairs.
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IGH
Jay Gould
Boni de Castellane
George S. Gould
New York City
Anna
Paul Ernest Boniface de Castellane
Chamber of Deputies
George J. Gould
Paris
France
Count Bont
Ter
Count Boni
Loubet
Republic of France
Roni de Castellane
Thia Cane
Goren
Boni
Casteligne
Basse Alpes
Gould
Alperion
Count Bowl
Newport
Virginia Fair
W. J. Vanderbilt
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Duchess of Marlborough
New York
Goulds
Canada
East Thirty-second Street
Waldorf-Astoria
Anna Gould
London
George
Boul
Boal
Europe
Castellanes
Ben
Jar
Whotet Nas Couria
Edgerton
Notable News Snippets From Early 20th Century Press
A collage of brief portraits and anecdotes features editor Hapgood’s breakthrough via forays into English periodicals, Rev Dr Frank M Clendenin’s outdoors nightly sleep in Chappaqua to combat tuberculosis, and stories of public figures like Luke Wright, Jacob Riis, and Stanley Mudd. The piece blends civic, literary, and political vignettes with humor and moral tales.
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Orman Halgood
Collier's Weekly
Joseph M. Devel
New York
Board of Education
England
Salisbury
Hapgood
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Wreope Wim
Hike
Thad Dee
Maneusern
Luce
Tosa
New York Press
Texi Ag
Alaska
Montana
Nevada
South Dakota
California
Colorado
Couess
Wonder Worker
DR. King’s
Chaseby, SR
Elizabeth, Ill
DR. King
Neilley & CO
Cambridge
O. C
A. Heiner
Byesville
Norman Wapgood
Frank
Clendenin
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Westchester
Chappaqua
Hara Greeley
Frase M. Clexdenin
Staney Mudd
Maryland
Georgia
Luke E. Wright
Philippines
United States
Japan
Tennessee
Tie
Chickamauga
Arene
Taplael Sellines
Maan
Philippine Commission
Mee Ripley
Taft
Conemi
Wright
Chantp Clark
Missouri
Mr. Clark
Mr. Chirk
Mark M. Fagan
Jersey City
Way
Roosevelt recetUy
Fagan
Quentin Roosevelt
White House
Quentin
Mark Li
Bar-Ben
THE
Barren Remedies CO
Cleveland
Gale
Neilly & Co
Mott
DR. Mott’s Chemical CO
Ohio
Ogiera Drug Store
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