Rifle Practice Arrangements to Draw Thousands to Camp Perry
In August about a thousand exerts will assemble at Camp Perry Ohio to contest for government trophies through the National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice and the Ohio State Rifle Association. Congress funds prizes, medals, and team expenses, aiding military reserve skill. civilian support may come later boosting the sport.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Washington, D.D. C
Auust
Congress
National Board
National Rifle Association
Monster Schooner Framing Underway at West Point
Six masted schooner to be built by Percy and Small of Bath for Boston based J B Winslow Co. It will be the largest wooden sailing vessel, 320 feet keel length. Framing cut by A McKay on the Pamunkey River.
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West Point
Percy & Small
Bath
J. 8. Winslow & Co
Boston
A. McKay
Pamunkey
Photo ash trays from spoiled prints inspire clever craft
The Camero idea suggests using partially spoiled photographs by cutting out good portions and mounting them on under sides of cigar band dishes. The writer shares a personal example using heads of himself and his wife pasted onto a similar dish, salvaging prints that were spotted or spoiled.
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Camero
Change in American politics signals new era and tariff debate
Elmer Dover, secretary of the Republican national committee, says a decade of changes has reshaped politics and leaders. He predicts tariff revision under a future president and a pivotal, extended congress session in 1909.
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Washington
Taft
Elmer Dover
New York
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Dover
Congress
Hanna
Quay
Platt
Connecticut
Hoar
Hobart
Payne
Wisconsin
Senator Platt
Fairbanks Political Power and Indiana Press Control
A detailed critique by Mr. Gardner argues that William Howard Fairbanks built influence through railroad wealth and press control in Indiana. It cites the Indianapolis News and Star monopolies, his alliance with D. G. Reid, and alleged suppression of opposing papers. The piece questions hisBiography and hints at forthcoming continuation.
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Fairbanks
Indiana Press
Indianapolis “News
United States Senate
Bis
News
Press
Independent
Journal
Independent Republican
Sentinel
Indiannapolis
Indianapolis Sun
Indianapolis
Gardner
Harriman
Guch Ie
Jong
Hanna
Chicago
Odell
New York
Hitt
Mr. Fairbanks
Charles
McKinley
Indiana
Jay Gould
Erie
Napoleon Ives
Terre Haute and
Peoria
St. Louis
Southern Illngis
Ohio Southern
Danville
Ohio River Railway
Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western
Cincinnati Southern
Queen and Crescent
Senate
Cincinnati,Hamilton & Dayton
E. J. Jacoby
M. A. Hanna
June Brides Home Furnishings Ad Promises Low Prices
A persistent sales pitch extols June Brides Home Furnishings claiming better stock, lower costs, and expert guidance. It emphasizes large stock, strong purchasing power, and the ability to match cash prices through an equitable system, inviting readers to begin shopping to furnish their homes.
Woman Kills Mother Then Self in Chicago Fire
Philomine Swann 30, unmarried, shot and killed her mother, attempted to murder her father, and set fire to crown clothing before dying in the blaze. Deemed demented, she had recently been released from an asylum to keep house for her elderly wage-earning parents.
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Scrippa-McRae Presse Association
Chicago
County council funds tax ferrets work in Newcastle
Newcastle Ind May 28 the county council appropriated 2500 to continue the tax ferret work in the county halted weeks ago by a Supreme Court ruling that ferrets could not be hired on a percentage basis.
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Newcastle
Ind
Supreme Court
Anarchy Drives Santiago Strike Action Expands
Havana dispatch reports the strike at Santiago growing more serious as anarchists take a leading role in directing the movements. Advices from the city note intensified activities and broader participation by labor factions.
Shortridge Star Injured in Meet at State Fair Grounds
Manual Training edges Shortridge 85 to 32 in a dual track meet on Monday. Capt. Hendrickson sprained a tendon and left the grounds as Deming of Manual Training won the 2:30 dash and lowered the state record in the 4:40. Wright won the mile and 880, Stilz second, Bosson third. crowded finish and strong Manual Training showing amid injuries.
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Shortridge
State Fair Grounds
Capt
Hendrickson
Deming
Manual
Hubbard
Kissell
Wright
Stilz
Bosson
Kissel
Pierson
Efchrodt
Newby
Pickett
Stevens
Hawkins
Still
Richard Bosson
Deery
Hancock
Shaffer
Morrison
Mueller
Scott
Hegiht
Miller
Stackhouse
Railsback
Manninger
L.ssel
Segar
Claiborne
Mile Rur
Robert Boston
Girl
Begar
Koster
Housewife’s Walk Across Daily Housework Miles
A woman who wore a pedometer tracked 7.38 miles daily in household tasks. If 2313 percent of unnecessary steps, or 2.46 miles, were added, she would surpass 3,500 miles in a year of housework according to Delineator figures.
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Victor
Kentucky Ave
Casher Weee
Father
Shortridge Star
Siders
Fisher
Hall
Forsyth
Marriott
Wurt
McMullen
Ballard
Wade
Dyer
McCool
Carr
Chamberlain
King
Gates
Kingsley
Baker
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