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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1906

Page

2

Love by Al for Soldiers at Camp Harrison Post Office

Soldiers at Ft Benjamin Harrison face mail delays as the army sets up a temporary post office with pipes delivering drinking water guarded at springs. Gen Carter enforces strict sanitary rules and discipline. Col Billy Pitcher leads the Twenty seventh Infantry after a long 23 mile hike with minimal sickness.

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Army Colonel Sets Strict Discipline At Ft Sheridan

Article reports Col Pitner, now commanding the Twenty Seventh, enforcing strict military conduct at Ft Sheridan. He limited automobile speed, restored discipline, and demanded neat dress and promptness, earning the respect of enlisted men. Pitner, former Fourth Infantry commander, was a West Point professor with a long record of service. City notes mention July tests, arrests, injuries at Garfield park, a domestic incident, bravery commendations, and hospital updates.

Galumm Sheridan Cub Pitener Col. Pitener Col. Pilcher Goldier Bieda Col. Pitcher Fourth Infantry Alau West Point Miitary Academy

War Camp Begins Maneuvers Signal Corps Praised

Ignacio Grogan, a Filipina clarinetist in the Twenty-eighth Band, helps headline a camp setup as U S regulars train for upcoming maneuvers. Gen Carter and Indiana guardsmen visit. Fort Monroe signal corps praised for wiring and telephone work. Ground and tents spread along Day's crossing as camps take shape for the exercise.

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Sage's Charity Fortunes to Crown Mrs Sage of New York

The widow of Russell Sage, now the wealthiest woman, plans vast philanthropy. She faces shaping a legacy by distributing about 60 million dollars yearly from investments and gifts, aiding many worthy causes. Sage, born in Syracuse, long known for kindness, has lived modestly while managing her fortune and nursing her husband.

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Fragmented OCR notice with unclear content

An unreadable, partial OCR fragment mentions names and otherwise garbled terms. The text contains unclear references to persons and events, with multiple misspellings and missing context, leaving the intended news item indiscernible.

Desertion reports reach Ameria in Washington summer camp

Soldiers desert in multiple regiments of the Natinga Guard at the Ameria summer mill camp near Washington. Repeated recertions of trains are noted as severed men and attackers flee. Chuwoke Fdlers reportedly crossed toward Reith Leolumbia where extradition laws do not apply.

Serippa-Meline Perens Annochaylun Ban Francisoo Ameria Washington Summmer Millcamp Natinga Guard Twenty-second Infantry Reith Leolumbia

Replace the Street Lamps In Norwood and Alwb am Street

The Board of Public Works orders the Mooreland Street Lighting Company to discontinue vapor lights at Norwood and Albany Street. All street lamps at McCarty and Greer Streets and adjacent alleys must be removed. The Indianapolis Light and Heat Company is ordered to shut variable lights at multiple intersections and remove the defective light at the corner of New Jersey and Merrifield Streets.

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Community events and church announcements in Anderson area

The C WR OM of Fourth Church will host its monthly meeting Thursday afternoon, with attendees taking the Anderson interurban at 1 o'clock. An orphan outing to White City is planned for Aug 8, with the White City park offering the day. Meridian Church prepares for a church dedication week starting Oct 14. Memorial Presbyterian hosts an August program on inner life, escape from routine, wayside visits, behavior away from home, and meditation. Central Ave M B church holds business men's prayer meetings with rotating leaders during Rev Kellogg's absence. Pirot Spirituall Church plans Thursday afternoon services New York and Alabama streets.

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Plumbers Protest Board Order On Digging Under Tracks

A plumber’s committer signed by WW WW Wile cox C Aneshagnani and W J Freanty sent a communication to the Board of Public Works protesting an order requiring plumbers to obtain permission from the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company before digging beneath its tracks. They claim the order is unjust and that they are bonded to care for streets. The board replied it is willing to confer with the plumbers at any convenient time.

WW. Wilecox C. Aneshagnani W. J. Freanty Master Plantoora Board of Public Works In- Alanapolis Traction and Terminal Company Kishh Bondench Ghari Wan

Hospital Grounds Purchase Approved for City Hospital

The Board of Public Works approved buying one acre of land adjoining City Hospital from A W Gorton for 96000 dollars. The site is designated for improvements to be made at the hospital.

Board of Public Works City Hospital A.W. Gorton

Cummins Wins renomination in Iowa GOP convention

Secretary of the Treasury nominee Cummins is renominated by a GOP Iowa convention amid tense scenes and party rifts. Warren Garst wins lieutenant governor support as Cummins vows to fight trusts and corruption. speeches by Horace Towner and critiques of Bryan and socialism frame the convention narrative.

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Daviess County Picnic Draws Former Residents

Former residents of Daviess County plan a Brookside Park picnic on August 1 from 1 to 8 PM. The event aims to bring people together with a featured attraction of plentiful watermelons and a social basket exchange. All former Daviess County residents are invited to attend.

Bailey Seeks Itemized Campaign Expenses For renomination

In Fort Worth Texas on August 2 election law requires an itemized expense report. Senator Joseph W Bailey aimed to show campaign costs from the prior state primaries. Readable entries total 41.80 or 441.80 dollars in expenses to secure renomination.

Fort Worth. Tex Bennetor Joseph W. Bailey Gainesville

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