Fort Benjamin Harrison Camp News on Health and Construction
Telegraph and telephone headquarters are set up at Fort Benjamin Harrison with plans for a three room building for instruments and operators. Over 6,000 soldiers will be stationed, and a post exchange under Lieut. Scott will distribute profits to units. Health officials stress sanitation to prevent disease and typhoid, while engineers advance road work and wire stringing to connect the camp.
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
Uilitary Department
Great Lakes
Signal Corps
Great Camp
National Guard
Scott
Fourth Infantry
Post Exchange
Uncle Sum
Department of Health
Kiel
Inve Guity Vouth
Four Ex Governors Named to West Virginia Exposition Commission
Gov Dawson appoints four living ex governors A B Fleming W A MacCorkie Democrats GW Atkinson A B White Republicans to Jamestown Virginia exposition commission five members planned with one seat vacant.
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Syren Wwaneom
Charleston
W. Va
Dawson
West Virginia
A. B. Fleming
W. A. MacCorkie
Democrata
GW. Atkinson
A. B. White
Jamestown
Death of Mrs Bretnen in buggy accident near Camden
Special to The Sam Anderson Ind July 4. James A Bretnen of this city was called to Camden by the death of his mother caused by injuries when she was thrown from a buggy by a horse frightened by an automobile and ran away.
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Sam
Anderson
Ind
James A. Bretnen
Camden
Grape-Nuts Helped Clergyman Recover Health
A Elizwheretown minister recounts recovery from a severe illness after using Grape-Nuts. He describes weight loss, prostration, and depression, then renewed appetite, better sleep, and regained strength. He endorses the food as a rebuilding agent and links his regain to daily use and recipes from the Metla recipe book.
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Postim Co
Battle Creek
Mish
Sean Ee
World’s Greatest Sculptor Unbalanced in Public View
Special to the Sun reports Paris sculptor Auguste Rodin, hailed by many as the world’s greatest living artist, showing signs of insanity. Friends fear his odd behavior at his studio, where he calls a new work Apotheosis of Beethoven and rearranges elements like a tree branch and plaster busts before plan to carve in marble. He rebaptizes works and defends the new meanings, while keeping three secretaries to manage visitors and comments. The piece notes tensions with friends and critics, including views from England on artistic temperament.
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Paris
Auguste Rodin
Rodin
Fst
Beethoven
Radin
Wagner
Atrelt
Adam
England
Marion club plans secret White City invasion event
The Marion club unveils a cautious Broad Ripple outing with a secret program centering on a grand chicken dinner after a day of activities. Baron Rothschild is billed for a shoot the chutes act while Gov. Hanly leads a special committee for the event. A baseball game and bowling are also planned to boost appetite for the supper.
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Marion Club
White City
Broad Ripple
Harry Tinewiler
Poe
Baron Rothschild
Gao
Barn” Rothschild
Vil Ba
Gov. Hanly
Calan B
Denny
Fred Gardner
John Hoppe
Harry McMichaels
Bob" Brygon
Len’ Quill
Mr. Totewiler
Indianapolis
Knights and Ladies host lawn social and dances
The Knights and Ladies of Columbia plan a lawn social and dance on Thursday at Morris and Wright streets. A trolley party for St Patrick's church will depart at 8 pm from Woodlawn and Virginia avenues. The Holy Angels church lawn fete drew about 3000 attendees Tuesday night and is expected larger Wednesday night on Twenty eighth street and Northwestern wave.
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Knights and Ladies of Columbia
Morris and Wrightsts
St. Patrick's Church
Woodlawn
Wirgintaages
Holy Angels’ Church
Battle near Manila defeats Pulajanes with colored troops
A detachment of the Twenty fourth colored infantry and native constabulary engaged Pulajanes near Manila. After two Pulajane deaths at least one police sergeant wounded, one constabulary sergeant wounded. Capt McMaster led the constabulary and Maj Neville commanded the police.
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Sum
Manila
Twenty-fourth Colored Infantry
Worswick
McBride
Los
Constabulary
Bolus
Capt. McMaster
Maj. Neville
Fortune Gone Is In Jail
Earl Huntington, once heir to a wealthy Richmond family, was jailed for assault and battery on his wife and ordered placed under a peace bond. Unable to furnish bond, his stay in jail is expected to be indefinite.
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Richmond
Ind
Earl Hunt
Ington
Indiana
McGinnity Arrested After Pittsburg Fight At Exposition Park
New York pitcher McGinnity was arrested on orders of Mayor Kirschler after a bitter clash with Heinie Peltz of Pittsburg at Exposition Park. The incident followed a Pittsburg victory over New York by 4 to 2 in a game marked by one of the sport’s most notable fist fights.
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Pittsburg
Joly
McGinnity
Prise
New York
Exposition Park
Charles Kirschler
Allegheny
Heinie” Peltz
New York Agaist
Cornerstone Laying For Children’s Aid Society Building
Special to The Final Record from South Bend Indiana reports the laying of stones for the new Alpha Children’s Aid Society building planned between South Bend and Mishawaka. The ceremony marks the start of a community project supported by local groups and residents.
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Ind
Alpha
Children's Aid Society
South Bend
Mmis
Fraud Claim Over Stamps Spurs $200,000 Loss
New York authorities charged that old stamps marked as new were resold for mortgage and stock transfer uses. Dozens were arrested after state officers alleged marks had been removed by chemical treatment. The scheme reportedly defrauded the state government of over $200,000.
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Eytsims Ae Ame
New York
Ave
Che
Chem
Calay-Attae
Sunday law enforcement peaks in Biloxi clash
In Biloxi on July 18 more than 100 people faced 10 cent fines in police court for Sunday violations after affidavits were filed. Offenders included those milking cows after midnight and others riding in on the midnight train, bathing and washing on the Sabbath. Residents vow to appeal to the supreme court rather than pay fines.
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Scrinpe-McRee Prees Association
Biloxi
Atinataalppi
Blox
Supreme Court
Fine Arts Classes at Winona Summer School Display Work
Special to The Soc. Winona Lakh Ind July reception in the fine arts department showcased clay modeling vase making painting china work and bookbinding. Students study embroidery and craft with Atlas M H Iglehart as dean. Enrollment rises toward 1000 with Miss Frieda Schubert teaching swimming. Biol station girls exhibit field snakes and fed mice for rattlesnake study despite protests.
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Winona Lakh
Ind
Racinal
Fine Arta
China
Norway
Deing
Atlas M. H. Iglehart
Billy
Winona
C. M. McDaniel
Frieda Schubert
Sawim
Leason
Eeares
Settlement Reached With Creditors in Shelbyville
In Shelbyville Indiana an agreement between William Nading and creditors places checks, deposits, and stored wheat as preferred claims. Trustees John R Tomlinson and Charles Billingsley will wind up the business. A cash offer of 15000 for five elevators and 5000 bushels of wheat aims to nearly clear the insolvency.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Willam Nading
Nading Mi and Grain Company
John R. Tomilson
Fairland
Charles Billingsley
Lewis Creek
Fonte
Bogestown
London
Brothers Quarrel Ends With Stabbing In City
Samuel Bran and Alfred Bran, both named as Negroes, quarreled Tuesday night, resulting in Samuel Bran being stabbed by his brother. The injured man is described as maid and is expected to recover. Alfred Bran, accused of the assault, was detained after two notices to clean the premises at 1015 Dawson Street were ignored. Police also detained a deaf mute who asked for an ambulance, later charged with being drunk. Nearby, George Vincent, listed as 120 W Thirty-second, allegedly became insane and disrupted the lodge room of Center Lodge No. cd K of P. officers subdued the intruder.
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Samuel Bran
Alfred Bran
Dawson At
Minn
Mary B. Phelan
Virginigeave
City Health Department
Wan
Druni
George Vincent
Center Jodge
Democrats Favor Stand Pat on Tariff Campaign Tactics
Special to The Suk out of Washington reports Democrats content with a stand pat line in the fall campaign, aiming to contrast with a Roosevelt endorsement. They plan to push tariff revision as a key issue while avoiding alienating voters, as Republicans link any Democratic move to opposition to Roosevelt and to railroad rate reform.
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Suk
Washington
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Mite Tevinton
Congress
Oyster Bay
Cannon
Republian
Congressional Committee
Rongevelt
Democratic drive to reclaim lost Illinois seats in Roosevelt landslide
Democratic national headquarters for the western states opens in Chicago to aid in winning back congressmen lost in 1904 Roosevelt landslide. Henry T. Rainey of Minnesota and James T. Lloyd of Missouri lead the campaign through congressional committee. Illinois targets include four districts, three in Chicago, at least one outside the city.
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Agecal
Hom Cuicago
Palmer Howe
Henry T. Rainey
Minola
James T. Lloyd
Missouri
Congressional Committee
Dyck
Roosevelt
Minois
Chicago
Hearst for Governor Nomination Expected in New York
Buffalo leader W J Conners predicts Hearst will secure the Democratic nomination for governor at the New York convention with delegates from counties across the state, including Eric, forming a clear majority without city or Tammany Hall support. The remarks were submitted for publication without dispute.
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Eratle
Saye Jie
New York
R. Hearse
W. J. Conners
Buffalo
Eric
Tammany Hall
Kings County
Conner
Losses and credits noted in state audit statement
The document records a financial loss figure of 96 663.09 with reserves listed as 10 08 471.00 and 1 578.0, signed by Warren Bigler as Auditor of State on February 20, 1906, with official seal.
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Suxperaa
State of Indians
Warren Bigler
Auditor of State
Beate
Indiana
Ofates I
State of the Fitate
Beal
Warren Higler
Stare
Williams to see Bryan in July talks dor government railways
Washington July 25 Representative John Sharp Williams of Mississippi, a conservative Democrat, will confer with W J Bryan soon. Williams says Nebraskans will not back Bryan if he abandons government ownership of railroads, a stance seen as vital to regional support. The rail plan opposes private control and Tim Crow cars, widely favored in the region.
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Washington
Iefa
John Sharp Williams
Missisalppi
South
W. J. Bryan
Brownels
Fouth
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Pearl Street
Hartford
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John M. Holcomb
Elias H. Cornwell
U. S
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Axonts
Bastos
Total Asset
Liagiitier
Total Linbiftien
State of
Stata
Germania Life Insurance Co
Germania Life Insurance Company
Nassau Street
N. Y
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