Pennsylvania Lines Named Official Route for Endeavor and Education Meetings
Indiana readers learn the Pennsylvania Lines will serve as the official route for both the Seventeenth International Christian Endeavor Convention in Nashville Tennessee and the National Educational Association Meeting in Washington D C. Trains depart Indianapolis July 5th and 6th with through service, side trips to Mammoth Cave and Gettysburg, plus extended return options. Local notes include Misses Piel and Stella Yoder visiting Indianapolis and several travelers and passengers listed on recent excursions.
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Indiana
International Christian Endeavor
Nashville
Tenn
National Educational Association
Washington, D
Indianapolis
Elacki
Shalin
Dennsylvania
National Capital
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Susquehanna
Potomac
Gettysburg Battlefield
Camp Alger
Fairfax Court House
South Indiana Regiment of Volunteers
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Boston
Patterson
Edinburgh
Prominent farmer Thomas B Western Dies Suddenly
Thomas B Western a well known farmer died of heart failure while overseeing work 3 miles east of the city. He collapsed and died shortly after being carried to his home. He was a prominent Odd Fellow and will be buried by the order. Earlier, Clayton and Delhi residents visited friends in town and nearby towns including Shelbyville and Hope.
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Thomas B. Western
Mr. Western
Warn
Miles’ Nervine
F. W. McCoy
Broadway
Council Bluffs
Humboldt St
Denver
Miles
DR. Miles Medical CO
Blichart Ina
Armored Cruiser Brooklyn Navy’s Greatest Warship
The Brooklyn is described as the navy's greatest cruiser with 20 knot speed, 9 271 tons displacement, and a cost near 3 000 000 dollars. It carries eight 1 inch guns, twelve 5 inch guns, and 20 smaller weapons.
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Brooklyn
Torpedo Boat Farragut and Bailey details
The Farragut torpedo boat honors Admiral David G. Farragut with a 273 ton displacement and 5,600 indicated horsepower. built at Union Ironworks and armed with two torpedo tubes. The Bailey, named for Rear Admiral Theodorus Bailey, built by Charles L. Seabury & Co. in Morris Heights, New York, cost $210,000, reaches 90 knots, and measures 205 feet by 19 feet with 365 tons displacement.
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Farragut
David G. Farragut
Union Ironworks
Bailey
Theodorus Bailey
Charles L. Seabury & Co
Morris Heights
N. Y
Big Bargain for WEEKLEY STAR and Courier Journal
For a short time the WEEKLEY STAR and the Courier Journal will be furnished twice weekly for one year at one dollar. Cash in advance. Nanney and Turpin.
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Weekley Star
The
Courier Journal
Australia 18 With Us Dewey Heroic Tie In War News
News from Sydney via Auckland shows colonial support for the United States in the war. Gower is cheered in Australia and New Zealand as in Britain, while New York Sun notes United States volunteers overwhelm the Sydney consul. The Moana voyage followed the Witte Squadron theater salute and the audience sang God Save the Queen before the audience and orchestra.
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Ene
United States
America
Micona
Sydney
Auckland
Gower
Australia
New Zealand
Moana
Witte
Howe Thayer
Thorstra
Colon
Governors announce colored regiments for second call
The Richmond Dispatch reports governors including Bradley of Kentucky and peers in North Carolina and Missouri plan to raise colored infantry under the second call. The War Department orders five white and five colored regiments among ten immune regiments, with Virginia possibly accepting colored troops and regular army recruiting ongoing.
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Bradley
Kentucky
North Carolina
Missouri
Virginia
Secretary of War
Congress
Richmond Dispatch
Sea serpent displays steel skin and Spanish flag on tail
The New York Tribune notes a sea serpent with a steel skin and a prominent Spanish flag on its tail, highlighting the curious maritime spectacle for readers.
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New York Tribune
Government seeks American coal for Spanish bunkers
A government decision aims to fill Spanish coal bunkers with American coal quality. The Dons favor obtaining Pittsburg standard coal and report strong demand for such superior fuel.
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Columbus Evening Star
Kinney
A Turpin
Ulrich Brock
Hughes’ Livery Stable
Citizen
Chas. A. Turpin
City Editor
W.W. Lambert
WM. BH. Alkin
Will H. Barrett
Samuel W. Fitch
E. M. Heiner
WAL
Sheri
Wli. Fugate
Surveyor VM
Henry Harris
Jesse Day
Misses Piel
A.M. Day
John Wells
Miss Beckworth
Josie Mooney
Edinbaro
D. N. Pyles
Mr. Lustig
Will
Charlie
Adair Shirmar
Stella Yoder
Henry Yoder
Mrs. Yoder
Emma von Fange
Clara Kollmeyer
Miss Mattie Vorwald
W. W. Richardson
D. P. Agt
Shelbyville
Matt Sheller
Eugene Wise
Hope
Henry Strassner
Columbus, Indiana
Torpedo Boat
FOOTE
Jacett
Ove
Sam
Dewey
J. Hl. Arnold
Funkhouser
6Th and
Washington Street
INDE
Stentiy
Rennedy Co
Chicago
New York
County Markets
G Bain
Sree
Naney
Turpin
the Colored Volunteers
Chatanooga
Columbus
Dons
Pittsburg
CoLtumBus
Furew.& Ive Co
Colombus
RON (Anufacturing
Dr. C. Roland, M.D
Griffith Bock
Western Union Telegraph Office
Citizens
Tikere
Thomas Brown
Wiles
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