Ohio National Guard Rifle Team to Vie at Camp Perry
The First Regiment Ohio National Guard will encamp at Camp Perry July 10 to 18 and select a sixteen man team for the national shoot August 9 to September 4. Prizes total over 7 322 dollars with many matches and a new three class system to level competition.
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Ohio National Guard
Camp Perry
Ohio State Rifle Association
National Board For the Promotion of Rifle Practice
National Rifle Association of America
Adjutant General
Rnar
Dupont
Ial
National Rifle Association
Colone
Charles Hake
Cook
Cincinnati
Seiler Golden Jubilee Celebrated In Corryville
Mr. and Mrs. Fidel Seiler of 26 University avenue celebrate fifty years of marriage with a gathering at Leffler’s hall in Jefferson avenue. Seiler, eight decades old, and his wife, three years younger, have five children, sixteen grandchildren, and one great grandchild. The couple's life includes travel, shoemaking, and a long Cincinnati stay, with views on unions and temperance shared with a Commercial Tribune reporter.
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Leffler
Jefferson Avenue
Corryville
Fidel Seiler
University Avenue
Mr. Seiler
Vine Street
St. Paul
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Leiler
Turnverein
St. Joseph's Catholic
Tented city to shelter Endeavorers for St Paul meet
St Paul prepares a tented city to shelter 25 000 Christian Endeavor delegates for the international gathering July 7 to 12 near the state capital. Hotels and homes overflow with reservations as Bryan and other notables plan appearances. The municipal auditorium will host major sessions and a 10 500 seating capacity. A 700 voice chorus and global speakers are planned with large public meetings and a trolley excursion event for delegates.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota State Capital
Mexico
Alaska
China
Japan
Wales
England
Germany
Canada
St. John's
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Christian Endeavor World
Association
William Jennings Bryan
North Star State
Francis E. Clarke
Christian Endeavor Movement
William Shaw
Beveridge
State Capitol
Government plan to prevent timber famine through reforestation
Cincinnati lumbermen back federal effort to conserve forests for future generations. Chief forester Gifford Pinchot outlines a systematized approach to cut selection and brush removal, plus fire control, to curb waste. Reforestation would be government led, requiring 15 to 25 years to yield notable timber.
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Cincinnati
Germany
France
Washington
America
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Service
United States
How Celluloid Is Made and Its Explosiveness Questioned
An article explains celluloid production from cotton fiber treated with mixed acids to form nitro cellulose, washed and mixed with camphor, pigments, and solvents, pressed into sheets and blocks. It notes celluloid is inflammable but not truly explosive and adds a reader exchange on various historical inquiries.
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Henry T
Jamestown
Encroachment on Liberia Found by Commission
A New York cable reports the American commission on Liberia finds Britain has encroached on 800 square miles of Liberian territory. British authorities pledge to cease occupation after diplomatic protests. The 1903 border survey shows English forces crossed 25 miles into Liberia from the established line.
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New York
Black Republic
Liberia
Great Britain
Free Town
Sierra Leone
Monrovia
Strike breakers move to Hoosier Mills plant
Elwood Indiana July 3 indications show American Sheet and Tin Plate plans to wage a key battle at its Hoosier Mills plant against the Amalgamated Association. Fifty hot mill men from open shops in Pittsburgh were brought in by a special train inside the mill grounds. The strikers were told the train would take the breakers back if they would resume work Tuesday morning, a proposal they refused.
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Elwood
Ind
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Pittsburg
Travels From Russia to America in Bathtub
Mary Archer, two months old, traveled from Russia to America in a porcelain lined bathtub. Her father said they chose a tub over a crib for cleanliness and affordability as they journeyed to Hillsboro Kansas where his brother owns a wheat farm. Archer has eleven other children.
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Kansas City
Mos
Mary Archer
Tavencheskoy
Russia
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A. 8. Grant
Illinois
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Benjamin
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Commercial Tribune
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