Great Military Camp Ends with Joyful Crowds and Prizes
A grand crowd of about 20 000 to 25 000 witnessed the closing hours of the great military camp. The Southern cadets led by Capt Rolf Sims, the Omaha guards, Belknap rifles, and Branch guards won top interstate prizes with the Dallas artillery company and Aurora Zouaves among the other prize winners. Captains lauded the judging as fair while the camp festivities included parades, fireworks, boxing, religious services, and a wrap-up meeting in Omaha planning next year’s event.
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Aurora Zouaves
Devlin Cadets
Dallas Artillery Company
Barnum
Flower of
America
Cadeta
Rolf Sims
Mulford
Omaha
Harry Allen
Sprady
Rockville
Indiana
Stevenson
Belknap
Capt. Green
Capt. Heyroan
Walsh
Papa
Randthaler
Grand Stand
Batalion
Buckle
Scott
Camp Curtis
William ZL. Burkeheimer
Devlin Cadeta
Jackson, Mich
Fletcher Rifles
Little Rock
Ark
Floyd Rifles
Macon
Pugh
Columbus
Avon Rifles
Cincinnati
Lima
Govanor's Guards
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Belknap Rifles
San Antonio
Tex
Sealy Rifles
Galveston
Southern Cadets
National Fencibles
Washington,d. C
McCarthy
Chickasaw
Memphis
Tenn
Heiss
Dallas
Zouarves
Isiraf
Aurora
Illa
Walsh Zouaves
Charles Sinclair
Hurd
Sunnan
A. P. Wozencraft
Dallas Battery
Joey Raid
Sox
Texas
Wsen
Devlin
Ax Lous
Green
Belknaps
Heyman
Omaha Quarters
National
Dians
Capt
Joyce
Avons
Chauncey Depew
Curtis
Toany
Belknap and Sealy Rifles
Dallas Artillery
Miss Atkins
McCarthy Light Guards
Ad Fistcher Rifles
Sun
Sinclair
Tim Sen
PME Sun
National Fenciblea
Ouaha
Tadiapapolis
afSir
SH .Son
Tme
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Seret
Barlow
Sergt. Lowe
Guigley
Macon Cadets
McCarthys
Fencibles
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Silvertail
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Dayton
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Peoria
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Marion
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Lloyd Or Miller
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Athletics
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Washington
Pittsurge
St. Eaglin
Chas
Cook
Brighton Beach
Eaglin
Association
A. m
P.m
Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
Miller
Lloyd
Hunt Miller
Jack Hanley
Camp Curtis incidents and pacers highlight chaotic camp report
The camp press noted 3000 people at the car lot with food shortages and a chaotic grand stand lunch room scene. Police restored order after a rocket injury and a near stampede. Bookmakers profited in camp pool rooms, while boxing bouts and track results populated a crowded dispatch with standings and odds.
Rowdy cadets clash with colored man in Kentucky avenue fight
Souther n cadets from Macon Georgia visit Jay s saloon on Lilianis street. A dispute over a shoe shine eruption led to a violent brawl with bricks cans and boards thrown. Five men arrested including Freeman Walker P Warren Wigeon George D Edwards and Tom Brown. Wounds reported on both sides with police involvement and threats of lynching. News notes also report a royal wedding and a local death.
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Macon
Jay
N. Lilianisst
Freeman Walker
P. Warren Wigeon
Tom Brown
Wallker
Brown
Wilson
Illinois-st
Kentucky-ave
Ducan & Heston
Catterson
Martin Lynch
Duncan
Walker
Hyland
Dison
Lynch
Cadet Wilson
Four condemned murderers await death by electricity
Excitement runs at the prison as four men Slocum Jugiro Simner and Wood face execution by electricity. Warden and guards deny reporters access while tests on the apparatus proceed. Chaplains and priests visit. a planned early evening execution remains uncertain amid tight security and rearranged cell blocks.
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Sine Sina
Areuna
Laswardsn
Prees News
Albany
Mornay
Vonnaughtes
Ashould
Arenden
Lynch
Brush
Piace
Edgerton
Phedapacess
Slocum
Keapers
MocDonald
Hin
Sina Sing
Wood
Smiler
Jaybo
Hoe
Connaughton
Cyclone destroys Louisiana penitentiary kills eight
A private telegram from Baton Rouge reports a cyclone wrecked the Louisiana penitentiary killing eight inmates. The blast comes as various city departments report routine sessions on paving, water lines, and street projects. Court notices mention arson, marriage licenses, and a string of small local incidents across several towns.
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Louisiana Penitentiary
Baltimore
Baton Rouge
Beaten by brutes and a mass of lacerated flesh
Reports from Indiana describe Luther Jones being whipped at a whipping post after alleged mistreatment of his wife. Jones died from injuries while a kick to the back worsened internal damage. Separately Hannibal Hamlin, ex-senator and former vice president, died in Maine at age about 83.
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J. F. Bartlow
Pennsylvania
Northsis
Flanper & Buchanan
Bartlow
John Milton
St. Louis
Jos Jefferson
Buzzard’s Bay
Mass
Sumter
Ala
John Beasley
Isaiah Kimbro
Murfreesboro
Beasley
Mary Nimmers
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Wm. Coe
Chas
Adgate
Coe
Colorado Desert
Colorado River
Hennessy
Jones
New Lisbon
Mile Zoeta Bently
Elyria
Ravenna
James Gasser
Child
Chicago
O'Connor
U. S
Tunison
Pensacola
Fla
Thompson
Luther Jones
Bangor
Hannibal Hamlib
United States
Paris
Ox Ter
Congress
Senate
Fairfield
U. S. Senate
Lincoln
Spain
New Fair Grounds Favored By State Board
The state fair will be held at oil grounds this year though no official announcement has been made. The old board battles over grounds linger, with $300,000 needed to purchase new property and $10,000 more to erect fall displays. Delays stem from legislature and funding restrictions as premium lists prepare for release next week.
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Atttorney Taylor
Board of County Commissioners
Fairbreak
Michigan Road
Latz
Mary Taylor
Manker
William Langely
Circlest
Lima
Ohio
Board of Review
Center Township
Breras
Jesse
Ada Graham
Alex
Annie Martin
John
Mary Cannady
Simon and
Anna O’haver
Julius and
Flora Schlueter
Thomas
Mrs. White
Maggie Loffs
Michael O’conner
Jones-st
Asciis
Levi Wright
Excelsior-st
Catarrh
Anna Theuer
W. Morris
State Board of Agriculture
Auditor of State
Spsed
State Board
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