War Department invites state guards to summer camps rejected
States like Colorado Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Ohio decline War Department plan to mix national guard units with regular troops this summer citing dispersal costs and logistics. California and South Dakota also oppose citing earthquakes equipment and funding concerns.
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Oliver
War Department
National Guard
Colorado
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Pennsylvania
Massachusatts
Ohio
California
San Francisco
South Dakota
Chicago deacon pursues missionary work in parish
Fragmentary report notes a Chicago deacon named Rev. WW Shenk and Rev. PR Shenk involved in parish missionary activities last year. Text references expedition to Puget Island and church outreach programs, but the details are garbled.
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Chicago
Deaco
Epoen
S.rerea
WW. Shenk
State of Europe Sees Troubles Across Major Nations
A survey of Europe notes Germany's thorny position, Russia's duma tensions, and Madrid anarchist unrest. Spain faces economic decline and rising unrest. England debates religion education amid party tensions. Africa narrows to Natal warfare. Austria Hungary plots. Greece and Noumianians clash. the Turk commits brutal actions. Italy screens emigration. France edges toward religious conflict.
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Chikceal
Europe
Germany
Russia
Stselg
Duma
Alfonso
Madrid
Spain
Ireland
England
Education LY
Africa
Natal
South Africa
Bambaata
Austria
Hungary
Joseph
Italy
France
San Francisco Letter Remains in Advertised List After Earthquake
Frisco posted letters in the advertised list reached 20000 last week and are projected to fall below 18600 next week. Normal figures are 3000 to 4000 daily. Over four weeks about 300000 letters were returned to general delivery with reform requests. remaining advertising after 30 days goes to the dead letter office in Washington. California revenue data show steady industry gains with June receipts at 1821000 for the period, up 4 percent.
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Urick
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Hawkeye
Chicago Federation of Labor
McCabe
Methodist Church
Dorchester
England
Collins
Carpenters’ District Council
Boston
Council Defense Fund
Diamond Manufacturers’ Association of America
Diamond Workers’ Protective Union
United States
Los Angeles
California
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
City of
Providence
W. H. P. Faunce
Brown University
Montreal
Canadian Labor Party
Yavery
Canada
New York City
Cnion
American Association of Railway
Necro
Berlin
John Burns
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Washington
Internal Revenue
New York
Count Borl
Philadelphia Ledger
Butte Inter-Mountain
New York World
Garfield
New York Commercial
Railroad Coal Trust
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philadelphia
London
New York Tribune
Pennsylvanian
Philadelphia Record
John Paul Jones
Smiths
Washington Post
Gaekwar
Baroda
White House
Turkey
Egypt
Porte
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carnegie
Philadelphia Press
Supreme Court
Munchausen
Pinin Sam
Board of Simplified
New York Sun
National Pike restoration urged by Congress to revive historic Cumberland Road
Washington correspondents report a bill by Representative Pearce of Maryland seeking federal funding to restore the National Pike or Cumberland Road from tidewater to the Mississippi. The piece traces the route from Potomac to Ohio, its historic role as a trader and military highway, and recalls presidents and troops who crossed it.
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Congress
Niagara Falls
House
International Commission
Willie Livingston
Chicago Sanitary Canal
Lakes Michigan
Huron
Lake Huron
Washington
América
Tidewater
Mississippi
Pacific
Benver
Great Western Ocean
Montana
Puget Sound
Atlantic
Boston
Jacksonville
Pearce
Maryland
Old
Cumberland Road
Raleigh
Smith
New World
Americ
America
Appalachians
Télentiess -Routier
White Uest
Land of
Potomac
Ohio
Cumberlain Road
Kentucky
Indiana
Virginia
Republic
Renio
Gerses
Jackson
van Pteren
Manroe
Phirrisai
Volk
Pyle
Diznithadl L
Thyphal Processioie
Wit and whim in foreign and domestic debates across papers
A collage of quotes and cartoons references satire on politics railroads suffrage and finance. GNU era editors poke at graft secrecy and tariffs while lampooning leaders and seed tariffs and the Panama canal project.
Field of Microscopy Extended by German Scientists
Two German scientists from Jena University introduce a new microscopic method enabling observation of objects a thousand times smaller than previously visible with the strongest microscopes. The technique relies on known particle behaviors to reveal these minuscule details.
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Dra. Zeigmondy
Siedentopft
Jena University
Trassenger Pisenas Temnenigng THU
A damaged OCR fragment offers unclear readable items about a transportation or public notice event. The text mentions Thu and a road or place with scattered proper nouns, but no complete facts or names are recoverable for a coherent summary.
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