Parading Troops at Camp Curtis Wow Indianapolis Crowd
Young soldiers at Camp Curtis drill and parade amid a grand display of military organization. Capt. Harry Allen leads a Crescent rifles unit after arrival from St. Louis, with high theater drum majors and multiple battalions from Chicago and Memphis. A downtown parade to New York Street ends with cheers from Governor Hovey and state representatives. Weather, wind, and a large crowd shape a historic scene in Indianapolis.
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Memphis
Campape
St. Louis
Harry Allen
Crescent Rifles
New Orleans
Indianapolis
Paris
Braden
Flinders
Dickason Battery
Phil Yeager
Fletcher Rifles
Little Rock
Ark
J. A. Mitchell
Pagh
Columbus
G. B. Bailey
Elgin Band
Apollo Belvidere
Apollo
D. M
Denison House
New York
Stady
Gov. Hovay
Pennsylvania-st
Carnahan
Chicago
Buckle
New York St
Uncle Sam
Gojer
Old Boreas
Curtis
Avon Rifles
Omaha Guards
Avon
Omaha
Capt. Mulford
Reeuiar
Aurora Zonavos
Hurd
Arril
Owaha
Miss Coughlin
State House
Gov. Hovey
Londianapolis Society
Richardson
Richardson Zouaves
Texas
Exposition Building
Adrill
Sualy Rifles
Auill
Sealys
Dallas Artillery
Soul Star
Floyd Rifles
Macon
Pugh Videries
McCarthy Fight
Southern Cadets
Chickasaw Guards
Tenn
Rockville
Pbellnap
San. Antonio
Tex
Walsh Zousves
China at eve of great rebellion across Yangtse valley
In San Francisco on June 3, dispatches say the Koloa Hewei elders brethren movement is convulsing China from Chungking to Shanghai. The empire trembles with panic as foreign volunteers drill and ships hurry toward the Yangtze for possible intervention.
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San Francisco
Shanghai
China
Chungkians
Peking
Yangtsze
Lake forms threaten ranches in San Joaquin valley clash
Tulere lake in San Joaquin valley is rising and 1,000 acres of land are under water. Roadways are obstructed, houses carried away, and settlers driven from ranches. It mirrors the floods in the Colorado desert.
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San Francisco
Tulere
San Joaquin Valley
Brazilian journalist among Vesuvius casualties
Lonxton July 3 report identifies the fallen climber as Dr. Jardin a prominent journalist from Rio de Janeiro who died after falling into Mt Vesuvius crater on Thursday.
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Lonxton
Mt. Vesuvius
Dr. Jardin
Rio Janeiro
President departs for Cape May with party
The president left at 9 40 Friday morning for Cape May. He was accompanied by Lieut Parxur and Miss Sanger.
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Cape May
Washington
Lieut
Parxur
Miss Sanger
Oakes Sentenced to Three Years for Knife Attack
Shelbyville reports Daniel Oakes received a three year term for cutting Geo Mullendore with a knife a year ago. The incident occurred in the town, with local officials noting the punishment as justice served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Daniel Oakes
Geo. Mullendore
Local notices and incidents span fines unions and fires
Friday events include Oly LitEz fined twenty dollars for selling liquor on Sunday, Fred Rosener arrested on revenue charges with a one hundred dollar bond, and a fire damaged Austin & Son’s grocery by one hundred dollars from a gasoline blaze. Unions form a federation branch. a threatened strike nears amicable settlement. A Badger City drill tourney draws crowds, while several marriages, births, and license filings populate the community ledger.
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Fred Sherlinger
Costa
American Federation
Fred Rosener
Austin & Son’s
Corner E
Washington
State Itc
Harry Reed
Dave McPeak
Morgantown
Brighton Beach St
Haglen
Chicago
Lafayette
Chas. Cook
Jas. S. Ellis
Haugh-Ketcham Company
Haughville
Melville Kane
Richards
Michigan and
Wesirsts
Karp
Northern Penitentiary
John T. Miller
BraTus
Joseph
Louisa Heidelman
Geo. W
Mary Kimberlain
Henry
Emma Swanson
Edward T
Jennie Boor
Daniel
Lizzie Murphy
Clara Crawford
John
Annie Tudor
Nelson and Crichtin Madison
Harry
Bessie Rowe
Peter M. Boggs
Kate Hidridge
Annie P. Smith
Thos, &. Hughes
Scotten
Lola Thomas
Henry Harting
Emilié —Ponitz
Livine May-Kelley
Malinda A. Matz
Herman Seek
Otti
Appalling Erie wreck at Ravenna leaves many dead
July 3 The New York Lake Erie and Western Express rear freight collision at Ravenna caused nineteen deaths and eighty eight injuries. The day coach and two sleepers burned with many burned beyond identification. Rescue efforts followed as the wreckage spilled from the rear of the freight into the passenger cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younestown
New York, Lake Erie and Western
Ravenna
Yorsnestown
Erie
Cincinnati
Findlar
Youngstown
Swift
Stonly
Ohio
Yachts Vanish in Lake St Clair Storm Ahead of Race
A flotilla of nineteen yachts from Tateei set out for Friday's regatta at New Baltimore, Michigan. A heavy windstorm on Lake St Clair tore through the fleet, and only seven yachts have arrived so far. Crews of the missing boats remain anxiously unaccounted.
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Tateei
New Baltimore
Mich
Lake St. Clair
Drill tournament results and meet notes with city visitors
Sporting interests focus on drill tournament results and large local money at stake. Listings show odds for various units in different events as visitors arrive for the Army of the Potomac reunion in Buffalo on July 3. News items from Shelbyville and Dyersburg report fires destroying barns and houses with substantial losses.
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Sportig
Loval
Atikhea Pact Rooms
Pice
Balknap Riffes
Southern Cadets
Chickasaw Guards
Sto
Sealy Rifles
National Fencibles
McCarthy Light Guards
Branch
Fletcher Rifles
Omaha Guards
Zouage
Leven
Walsh
Au- Tora
Farrar
Mauralian
Dallas
Rockville
St Louis
Dickaon
Mietcher
Delvin
Governor's Guards
Avon
Floyd
Phoenix Light Guards
Lima City
Boffalo
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Otwar Proctor
W. H. Slocum
Horatio.n King
Seldon Connor
Daniel Buttereld
Turmoil and pomp mark tam state events at capitol
At the state house starry flags crown the capitol as officials plan a celebration in Indianapolis. Some invitees will speak July 4 but several have declined. Racing purses are set at 500 for most races with 400 and 200 for two and three year olds. R J Abrams seen as strong favorite for city clerk amid rising South Side support, while Bud Swift faces tough odds. Gov Hovey weighs 224 pounds after a Friday shave, prompting jokes about his heft and stature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Indianapolis
Addressea
Tim Griffin
Marble Halls
R. J. Abrams
Paving Conflicts Over College Ave and Virginia Viaduct Moves
The Board of Public Works met Friday to decide on College Avenue brick paving despite requests for asphalt from Merrick Vinton, who owns property on the avenue. The Western Salt Company won several bids for nearby streets while the city moves toward Virginia Avenue viaduct work, with possible injunctions looming from the railroad companies.
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Board of Public Works
College-Ave
Ketcham
Merrick Vinton
St. Paul
Seventeenth-ste
Col. Cochrane
Myers
Defrees
Pennsylvania St
Fifteenth-st
Sisteenth
Warren-Sebart Company
Tis Western Gavive Company
Virginshave
Berea
Warren-School
Ohio-st
Delaware
Wester Company
Cobaru-st
Prospect-st
Western Company
Ohio
New York
Tennessee St
Washington St
Louisiana
Virginia Ava
Union Railway Company
BH. & D. Roail
Big Four
German Cyclone Storm Devastates Regions of Germany
Berlin reports indicate the Friday storm in Germany caused extensive ruin with many houses blown down in several districts. The lower Rhine area suffered heavy loss of life, debris hampers clearance, and countless poorer residents are left homeless awaiting aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Lower
Rhins
World News Snapshot From A Restless Month
Bismarck resists censorship while Gladstone nears recovery and destitute Jews return home. In southern Prussia heat harms many, Germans show little interest in the world fair. Amsterdam reports crowds as William II visits. Russia buys corn for starving provinces. Frisce Doborukoff dies in Paris exile. De Lesseps faces Panama charges and may go to court. British clerks in Valparaiso arrested over aiding a Chilean gunboat escape.
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Bismarck
Gladstone
Holy Land
Bussia
Amsterdam
Hmveror William
Russia
Frisce Doborukoff
Paris
de Lesseps
Panama Canal
Valparaiso
WIRE WHISPERS AND LABOR NEWS FROM THE NATION
Wire whispers report DoW Chicago with ten million capital for an elevated railway. Storm devastates Gray Iowa wounding several houses. Rumors mount that the H. Central road may discharge K of L workers. Underhill Rochester arrested for forgery. About 700 steel workers strike at Duquesne Carnegie works. Cooke Paterson shuts down, 1600 idle. Huffman dies at altar in Monticello Illinois after wedding. Gompers backs plate printers dispute in Washington bureau, Foster reinstated discharged K of L men. Watches and diamonds advertised on club plan at American Watch Co. East market closes at noon Saturday.
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Chicago
Gray
Central Road
L. Employes
C. F.underhill
Rochester
Flour City Life
Carnegie
Duquesne
Cooke Locomotive Works
Paterson
N. J
Chas. Huffman
Monticello
Ill
Mary H. Leghty
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Washington Bureau of Engraving
Foster
Mystery Lake Rise Near Salton Described By Indians
A vast, rising lake near Salton in the Colorado desert astonishes observers. J H Gilmour reports a fast-moving white patch turning to water, with salt deposits piling along tracks. Indians foresee a future sea as heat intensifies and river breaks feed the flood from Yuma.
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Salton
Colorado Desert
J. H. Gilmour
Chicago Berald
Mne
Mortmere
Colorado River
Salt Lake
Banning
Highlands
Wan
Salt Works
Yuma
San Pedro
Southern Pacific Company
Salion
Sto Agale
Colorado
Pilot Road
Deseri
Gulf
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Camp Curtis
Havana
Exposition Grounds
Dixie
Fox
Apt. Duzmer
City
Maj. Thompson
Joyce
Oly LitEz
Hood
Sarap Szilla
Elder
Erie Road
Havenna
Kegrama
Kent
oNowing
Kays
Brooklyn
John Griffin
Boston
David Belman
Burs
A. Dunthorp
FE. Barnes
Kigball
J. Demers
Jd. Cavin
Harding
D. Ryan
Cassmoy
W. Neweasts
P. Nowan
Pame
Corning
S N. W
Thomas Coville
Henry Gildea
Jeg
Vish
F. C. Degrasf
Das
McGill
John Keating
George Smith
Chun 'Cadweau
Jonah Clark
A. P. Jones
Afitna House
Tom Henley
Joseph Morgan
Richardson Glass Works
Points Nest
Marion
Gaugut
Lonater
Covent Garden Opera Company
William
London
Shelbyville News
Ind
Win
G. Weavais
Arte Eee Fairland
Aes
Dyersburg
Navette
Department of
Hannes Alpes
Tam State House
Litra Rock
J. A. Galford
Gatford
Coal Hill
Tennessee
American Watch Tape Co
North
East Mayket
Indiana
Seaton’s Hat Store
Pennsylvepia St
F ‘S
Sherman
Fairview Park
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