Crack Shots at Sea Camp Perry Rifle Match Details
At Camp Perry twenty five marines from the United States Marine Corps prepare for a rifle match. Major Williams S. Price will command the range with Captain Thomas Holcombe Jr and Captain W now-oreanlyloned among the officers. The contingent will train this week and compete tomorrow and Saturday with many candidates expected to contest the event.
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Camp
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Wiliiass
Price
White House
70 Climb Highest Mountain 1K in Canada
Coleman of Toronto University and Kinney of BC plan a summer ascent of Mount Robson in Canada. They aim to reach the summit despite poor snow conditions, continuing a previous effort marked by difficult weather.
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Canada
Mouatalnanes
Coleman
Toronto: University
Kinney
B.C
Mount Robson
Jefferson Park Fountain to Flow Again on Fourth
The Jefferson Park fountain will resume operation on the Fourth after years of neglect. The Fork and Shade Trees Committee led by Councilman Farrelly will supervise a formal ceremony. the restored fountain, replacing the old archaic design, features a six foot upright basin and decorative sculptural elements. Historical donors and figures linked to the original 1870 placement are noted, with many now deceased.
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Avlague
Jefferson Park
Fontain
Estee
Bes
Ian Yeste
Peepee
Fork and Shade Trees
Farrelly
Chalrehat
Andi
Chaimass
Jin
Doca
Enhayee
Chirk
Inest
George Meyer
Thomas B. Leggett
George E. Sibley
Artter Jeffernow
Mhekwon
Beott Parks
Connasealanen
B . Thompson
Big Factory Plant Bought by New York Fire Company
Trenton reports a large factory plant sold to a New York fire company after a blaze damaged the facility. Officials say the acquisition aims to restore operations and safeguard the local economy, with expected reopening date uncertain.
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Trenton
New York Fire
Mass in School Sparks Town Protest in Hackensack
Se cauicus residents clash over allowing a Roman Catholic priest to use the schoolhouse for weekly Mass, a matter inflaming tensions between liberal Protestants and Catholic supporters. Bishop O Connor ordered Father McGinley to continue services to accommodate local workers, with initial venue changes due to saloon proximity.
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Ban
Roger al McGinley
Saeae
Ren Dartham
Becaleus Public School
Bishop O'Connor
Newark Diocees
Sather
Becaenacus
Father McGinley
Clarendos Hall
Schiller Grade Crossing Hit as Worst in State by Hearings
James Maybury Jr of Inbecter for the State Board will testify at Chancery Court hearings on abolishing Schiller grade crossing. Councilman McGura notes many bad crossings but believes Schiller could be elevated without affecting railroad operations. The State Inspector will also testify about conditions as the state moves to sue in Chancery Court to remove the crossing.
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James Maybury, Jr
Court of Chancery
Inbecter
State Board
of Battoons
Commisasioners
Chancery Court
Meybury
Elisabeth
McGura
Heset Bury
Central
Long Branch
Chancery
Bown
Court exonerates state on railroad assessment statute
July 2 Supreme Court refused Jersey City bid to compel the state to adjust taxes on second class railroad properties for 1906 and 1907. The decision upholds that local assessors may valuate such properties and rejects the appeal on constitutional grounds.
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