War College to cost 700000 and boost U.S. military education
Washington July 31. The War College at Washington Barracks is under construction costing 700000 and aims to elevate military learning. The plan, championed by Secretary Root, envisions a nationwide system linking West Point post schools and new specialized colleges to unify the militia with federal forces and raise officer education to international standards.
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The Officers' Schools Under Roosevelt Era Reform
The new military education plan elevates officer training from garrison to staff and War College levels. It creates seven specialized schools, a medical track, enlisted sub schools, and a full War College system with no exams, aimed at producing a professional General Staff and unified army education under the secretary of war.
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Maryland Republicans Unite in Election Strategy
Baltimore July 31 Special Republicans in Maryland present a united front ahead of the presidential election. Harmony among leaders, affirmed party strength in Maryland, and plans for congressional races shape the campaign. Democrats prepare to stress the negro issue and election law implications while seeking funds and ballot strategies.
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Samuel A. Mudd
Joe” Wilson
Warfield
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William 8. Bryan, Jr
Campaign Issues in Democratic Canvass Reflections
A reader letter argues the Democratic national campaign relies on incompatible public moods to back a single ticket. It recalls 1862 Whig and 1864 Democratic miscourts, notes McClellan and Polk analogies, and warns Parker’s money policy stance echoes past pledges. The piece critiques pre election pledges, party unity, and the risk of repudiation after victory.
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New Hampshire
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Indiana
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Philadelphia
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Cleveland
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Republicans Safe in Indiana
The Tribune notes Republicans hold strength in Indiana as Democrats bleed internal strife over Thomas Taggart as DNC chair. It cites Wilson-like factionalism, Indiana newspapers’ support, and a strong GOP showing in state legislature fights led by Senator Fairbanks allies, predicting a Republican success in statewide contests.
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Judge Parker Has A Quiet Day In Esopus
Esopus New York July 31 Judge Parker enjoyed a peaceful day with no visitors as reporters paid their routine calls on the presidential candidate He attended church in Kingston with his mother wife and grandson departing by launch for a round trip Parker Hall Mrs Mary Parker plans to stay at Rosemount until after the notification ceremonies and had intended a short visit before heading to Caertland New York for the summer.
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Plan hard fight in Texas sphere
Republicans prepare to wage a strong fight in several Texas Congress districts. Plans will be mapped at the upcoming State at Fort Worth. A full State ticket from governor down will be met. Either General Webster Flanagan of Av ot judge Charles W. Ogden of San Antonio will be nominated for Governor.
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