British rifle team visits New York as political notes cross paths
A British rifle team arrived in New York while U S events unfold from Albany to Washington. Reports mention the Democratic convention in Albany on September 11 and possible November 1 Army appropriation timing.
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Pennsylvania Coal Company
Washington
Congress
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Sheridan
Madras
India
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Philadelphia
Colorado
Legend of the Spirit Wind and Pohono Falls
A Yosem ite correspondent recounts a legend of a beautiful maiden of the valley who rejects the Spirit of the Night Wind. He abducts her to a cliff above the falls and she vanishes, while rainbows and the Day Wind haunt the scene. Indians call the waterfall Pohono.
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Mighden
Mue
Yosemite
Remarkable Forgery Case Hits War Department Records
A private forged a War Department order to obtain an honorable discharge with pay and mileage. Townsend’s clerk detected the error when the muster-roll showed a forged endorsement by Pelonze. The counterfeit order replicated the department’s format and signature, enabling the soldier to leave early and collect funds.
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Army
Adjutant General
Sixth Infantry
Townsend
Pelonze
New Newport Arm Excites Navy Officers At Torpedo Station
Captain William Gardner unveils a new compact firearm described as a single barrel weapon with a 200 rounds per minute rate, designed for reliability in rugged conditions. The demonstration at the torpedo station in Newport drew praise from Navy officers and foreign observers for its claimed efficiency and portability.
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United States Navy
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Europe
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Ife
Newport
Ft. 1
Pigeon on Rail Route From Dover to London
A Belgian breed carrier pigeon themed to a Cannon Street house joined a Continental Express pigeon shoot between Dover and London. After being released in Dover it circled briefly then flew toward Sittingbourne and Maidstone as the likely path to London. The third train arrived twenty minutes before the locomotive. The pigeon’s speed likely reached about fifty miles an hour.
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London
Cannon Street
Sittingbourne
Maidstone
Conductor Returns Baby After Fare Dispute
Conductor James Tinney while leaving Jersey City found a young mother with a baby who refused to pay. He allowed her to ride to Paterson to avoid delaying passengers. At Paterson he took the baby to the depot after the mother alighted and later paid her fare to reclaim the child. The mother had money, making her conduct inexcusable.
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Jersey City
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Tinney
What Tinney Would Do If Mother Won’t Pay
A Middleton Press item asks how Mr Tinney would respond if a mother refused payment and left a baby in his care. The note implies a hypothetical legal or ethical scenario without detailing actions or outcomes.
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Middleton Press
Territorial Divorces in Sinois
Governor Cullom receives a clemency plea from an unhappy husband who says Utah divorce is invalid and asks for a pardon if indicted for bigamy. He vows to wed his chosen partner once assured of a gubernatorial pardon, citing a neighboring state example.
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Vast jumble of quotes on war, politics and culture
A long collage of opinions and anecdotes discusses Native American conflicts, societal leaders, theater figures, and famous personalities. It blends satire and news blurbs, noting figures like General Howard, Chief Joseph, Sitting Bull, Colonel Ingersoll, and DeBar's theater, while touching on Mars satellites and language trends.
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Mexican Mus Tang Linimmat Proclaimed Miracle Liniment
An early 20th century claim extols Mexican Mus Tang Linimmat as a universal healing liniment. The text asserts it cures burns sprains cuts and any ache or pain and saves human lives and livestock, presenting sweeping, unverified endorsements.
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