Turn Naval Goes On Washington War Games
Washington defenses brace as six ships head to the capital for joint army and navy exercises. About 10 000 men and commanders will participate with Fort Monroe and Havre de Grace fortifications involved in the planned maneuvers. The plan originally aimed at Combined operations, later shifted to fortress defenses and mine fields along the Chesapeake corridor.
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Dune
Warshipa
Washington
Veellmurg
Jiu
Fartvesags
le Lon
Asthomore
Tage
Army
Sunil
Lacic
Fortress
Monroe
Aviiller
Chasapales
Herbigays
Hear Af Taira
Dickens
Sand
Monroy
Anil Fugtob
Lailimore
Forts
Howari
Fenallwood
Carrot
Armistad
James I. Wade
Department of the Alantic
Ice Box Thieves Continue to Operate in City
Saturday night three fishing poles were stolen from Dr. Ferguson at 126 Brackenridge Street. A refrigerator on the back porch was forced but kept locked. Thieves also stole some vehicles. Mrs. Moulz at 5 West Washington Boulevard was robbed in the last two months. a smaller effort failed. Police arrested two men trying to enter closed saloons. one refused to give a name and was jailed for drunkenness. Sam Hamilton and a gravken tramp were among others detained by officers.
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Dr. Ferguson
Brackenridge
Ha Moulz
Weal
Washington
Junk
Sam Hamilton
Harkenrider
Dunk
Columbia Street
G. G. Tageart
Altrayepeen
Wabashameer Bull
Wik
Tribute to a Great Leader Draws Small Audience at Majestic
Despite rain and a modest crowd about 200, John A. Scott delivered a lengthy eulogy on Thomas Ingersoll, praising independence of thought and moral courage. Music by May Swank and Lent Cohen accompanied the event, with Burns and Goethe cited among cited influences.
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Majestic Theater
John A. Scott
Ting Shige
Trubert C. Digersoll
Ming May Swank
Phiyeil
Misx
Lent Cohen
Mise Cohen
Wagner
Mixes Ilmire Seatt
Ligersoil
Burns
Attar
Mivy Seatt
Anika
Ingersoll
Wasnington
Lincoln
Wayne
Sherman
Henry W. Linton
Milton
Shakespeare
Goethe
Voltaire
Byron
Thomas Stoore
Scott
Social aims and gatherings at Wayne club event
A refined dinner party at the Anthony Wayne club honored the Sunderland-Reuss bridal party with ornate table decor and place cards. Updates note Miss Burnde’s New York trip and a Europe-bound pair, plus the first dance at Rodgon Park’s new pavilion hosted by local families.
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Anithony Wayne Club
Claries Reuss
Tragic double death shocks Hillsboro section
In Hillsboro on June 1 a 26 year old woman Nellie Blart and Madge Dinns were found dead in a upper room of a house. A young man named George Baldwin, a neighbor and friend of the Dinns, is suspected of involvement. A fourth person is also suspected but unnamed as police withholds details.
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Hillsboro
Chie
Nellie Blart
George Bald
Georgs Baldwin
Andes
Dieshone Imshi
Dines
Bloody conflict at Pavlovsk amid protests and violence
Reports from Pavlovsk recount a tense protest over the war with cries of down with the war and enough blood. Police and Cossacks clashed with demonstrators as M Navikoff urged respect for victims. The scene drew in guards, swords flashed, chairs and sticks fought back, leaving the gathering dispersed and gardens occupied.
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Pitersburg
Pavlovsk
Trallenrs
St. Petersburg
St Petersburg
Kodak Days Are Here At Beck Jewelers
Kodak advertising notes vacations and excursions can be extended with a Kodak kept at home. Rental Kodaks available for daily rate from I. WY. Beck, jeweler at 911 Calhoun Street.
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KODAK
Kodaks
Tfe
I. WY. Beck, Jeweler
Calhoun Street
Street Car Strike at Saginaw Develops Violence
National Organizer Daworth of the street railway union led a strike action affecting the Saginaw Bay City interurban line. Reports say workers were warned back to the barns after violence and interference with the track. No further details available.
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Saginaw
Cardanca
Daworth
Street Railway Men’s Union
Quiployes
Saginaw and
Bay Ghty
Ellies
Lke
Savonews
Imal
Snon-Urildn
Allyrvaur
Nevalle
Wnissiles
Gruber
Welipse
Immoral Parolee Cripg Urges Liquor Controversy In Avilla
Miss Anna Schilling of Avilla and Mr John Murrell of Rome City plan a gathering at Avilla to discuss public policy as Governor Hunt renews Cripg’s parole. Cripg left liquor alone after a life sentence for the 1883 Goshen murder of Michael Seif, then paroled after ten years served. The Banner's editor and Studabaker Memorials debate municipal ownership of electric light. the mayor backs the plan while the editor opposes.
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Anna Schilling
Avilla
John’ Murrell
Rome City
Avilliy
Hanty
Frank Cripg
Gostien
Crine
Michael Seif
Goshen
Studabaker
South Beit
Ind
McDonald
Banner
John T Dougall Dragged by Car on West Main Street
John T Dougall editor of the Daily News attempted to mount a rapidly moving car on West Main near Union yesterday afternoon. His foot caught in a guard at the rear and he was dragged for a distance along the street until the motorman stopped the car. His face was cut and scratched and he was slightly hurt.
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John, T. Dougall
City
The
Daily News
West Main Street
Union
Knoxville Hoodooed A Fire Ravaged Arnstein Co Millinery
A Knoxville blaze caused by hoodoo fears led to a $175,000 fire damaging Arnstein Co millinery and dry goods department. The incident left about $2,000 in losses in the first eight years, with the fire destroying dry goods, vows, and millinery items.
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Knoxville
Retiis
Arnstein ¢ Co
Unusually Fine Dinner at Berry Cafe on West Berry St
August Moritz announces a daily special at Berry Cafe, 114 West Berry Street, serving from 1k to 2 o clock. The bill of fare for today lists the offered items and prices for patrons seeking a 25 cent lunch in a compact, timely notice.
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Robison Park
la’ Carmantella Austalial
Wy ST. Claire Sisters
Cinderella
Charles Murray
Murray & Snel
Daisy Harcourt
Engin Bharaetes Goniedientie
Miller & Burns
O'Hara
Dixon
Burt& Leon
al” Arironte’s
Sah Calhoun Street
Palmer
W. Berry Stone
Jess
Fang
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Hartford
Diana
Floer
East “Berry
NAVAL
Chesapeake
Baltimore
Serchiles Bernstard
Mediterranean
Robsert Ingersoll
Llewellyn O'Donovan Harrison
Rod 4Gon Park
George Trice
Vivien Lowe
West
Wayne “Street
Boeing van Arnain
FE. Davis
Elizabeth V
Washington Boulevard
Foster MacCachren
Lime
Ohio
John Armur
Congregational Church
RO Davis
Blabcacrey
Mai
Odead
Shadow of St. Peters
Baku
Bulletin
Hollisiér
Imdiawa Kews
John T. Dougall
the _ Journal-Gazette
Yrair Daily
Rieger
California
Mergentheim
Fort Wayne
A. Mergentheim
Calhoun ST
Court House
Quik
Sorka
Layen
H. Pfeiffer. &Son
109
East
Calautreat Screen
Jn. Bool Ore and
M. F. Noll
Lafayette and
Jefferson Ste
Manson
Asa
St. Brosius & Brosius
Manson Bicycles
S. Bash & CO
S.F. Tucker
W. Wayne $E
Victor
E. L. Barber & Sop
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