French President Falls to Imperial Welcome in Reval Harbor
Emperor Nicholas and President Fallières met in Reval as the Verité and Dupetit Thouars escorted by the Russian fleet joined the Standart and Polar Star. Exchanges of cordial greetings followed a formal parade and a major banquet aboard the Standart ending with morale-boosting toasts and mixed French and Russian naval entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reval
Emperor Nicholas
Russia
President Falliéres
France
Edward
Fallières
Verité
Dupetit Thouars
Cassini
Sleva
Czarevitch
Rogatryr
Oleg
Makaroff
Standart
Polar Star
Touchard
Nicholas
M. Fallières
M. Falli@res
Fallieres
German Aerial Naval League Formed in Mannheim
Berlin July 27 reports the German Aerial Naval League organized with headquarters at Mennheim. The league aims to influence the nation by legal means to build a fleet of dirigibles matching Germany’s greatness. Members will pay 48 cents yearly in dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Mennheim
Th League
Germany
Deputies Propose 300 Dollar Payment for Each Session
Lisbon reports a bill by the Republicans to pay each Chamber of Deputies member 300 dollars per session with deductions for unjustified absence. The proposal aims to set direct compensation for legislative work and discipline absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Chamber of Deputies
Judge Wilfley Opens American Court in Shanghai
United States Circuit Court Judge L R Wilfley returned to Shanghai and opened the American court today. He was warmly welcomed by American and foreign residents as newspapers comment favorably and hope for a continued vigorous policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
L. R. Wilfley
United States Circuit Court
China
Paris bankers murder case heard as three men confront court
Paris, July 27. Renard Courtois and Raingo, charged with murder of wealthy banker Auguste Remy, faced a magistrate. Renard wept upon seeing Raingo but denied any involvement in the June killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Renard
Courtois
Raingo
Auguste Remy
M. Remy
Spanish Government Redux Quiet on Carlist Meetings
The July 27 report notes Madrid took only precautionary action by sending another cavalry squadron to Zumarraga to bolster garrison forces during King Alfonso's visit. Official word denies Don Jaime, the Pretender’s son, attended the Zumarraga gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian
Carliste
Zumarraga
Alfonso
Don Jaime
Zumarragca
Music hall managers sentenced in nude exhibition case
Paris reports the trial of two music hall managers and seven women ends with one manager jailed three months and fined 49 dollars while two actresses receive fifteen days in prison and 16 dollars. The rest are acquitted. the government appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Efrenger
Health and income tied to scientific food sources
A Chicago woman describes how health improved her ability to work and earn income after adopting Grape-Nuts and Postum. She credits better nourishment for ending brain fatigue and dyspepsia, keeping her employed as a clerk. The letter, labeled a genuine testimonial from the Postum Co. publicity, is part of ongoing reader letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Prince of Wales Visits St Anne de Beaupré Pilgrims
In Quebec on St Anne's Day the Prince of Wales toured St Anne de Beaupré drawing hundreds of pilgrims many on crutches seeking cures. He had lunched at St Joachim near Laval University and then visited the shrine with the organ playing God Save the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
St. Anne de Beaupré
Lourdes
St. Joachim
Javal University
St.Anne’s
Laval University
Citadel
Prince
Earl
Lady Grey
Fairbanks
Lord Roberts to Visit Winnipeg and Banff
Winnipeg reports that Lord Roberts will visit Winnipeg on August 10 and later proceed west as far as Banff. The trip is part of a broader itinerary announced from the city bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberts
Winnipeg
Banff
Britain and Turkey discuss Macedonian question in Commons
In London the Macedonian question rises in the House of Commons as Sir Edward Grey notes sudden shifts. He advocates Turks settling reforms for now and warns against Persia intervention unless needed. He repudiates Britain seeking Germany isolation and signals possible understandings with Germany, France, and Russia to ease friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Edward Grey
Persia
Sir Edward
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
France
Charles Dilke
Lord Cromer
Popular joy in Constantinople over new constitution
In Constantinople on July 27 crowds exceed 200000 cheering the grant of a constitution. The government urged calm and warned against unattainable hopes. Elections are planned to form a new Parliament in the fall as Persian subjects signal solidarity with the Sultan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Move Against Castro Sparks Venezuelan Dutch Tension
Maracaibo reports describe a mob surrounding the consul’s residence on Saturday night demanding apology and policy changes. State Dept hopes removing the consul and press staff will ease friction while Venezuela disputes friendly ties with the Netherlands. Venezuela’s navy appears strong on paper but lacks heavy guns. Gelderland’s modern ordnance could dominate. Fortifications exist at La Guayra and Port Cabello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maracaibo
Cheney
Castro
Curacao
State Department
Venezuela
Netherlands
de Reus
Gelderland
la Guayra
Porto Cabello
Gelderland Ordered To Venezuela As Tensions Rise
Dutch cruiser Gelderland sails for Venezuela to safeguard Dutch interests after Caracas dismissed ambassador J. D. de Reus. Lopez, Venezuelan consul, fled to the German consulate and boarded the Maracaibo for Puerto Cabello amid riots. Calm restored as troops withdraw. celebrations greet rioters' leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willemstad
Curacao
Netherlands
Venezuela
Gelderland
J. D. de Reus
Caracas
Castro
la Guayra
M. de Reus
Holland
Sefior Lopez
Puerto Cabello
Maracaibo
Lopez
Cabello
Germany Takes Dutch Interests In Venezuela
In Caracas on July 2 via Port of Spain, Germany assumes Dutch interests after M. de Reus is dismissed by President Castro. The Dutch minister seeks Hague approval for an interview, but severed ties prevent it. Diplomatic circles condemn the move and doubt Dutch support for de Reus. A decree raises duties on thin straw and wood paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Port of Spain
Castro
M. de Reus
Venezuela
Netherlands
Hague
M. Ds Reus
Inquest Opens Into Hazel Drew's Death at Averill Park
The July 27 inquest at Averill Park probes Hazel Drew's death after she was found in Teal's Pond. Witnesses describe finding the body, meeting Drew on July 7, and strangers seen near the pond. Doctors say death came from a blow to the head, not drowning, with signs of strangulation. The hearing resumes Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
Hazel Drew
Teal’s Pond
Averill Park
Horace Grober
George White
Gilbert Miller
Frank Smith
Miss Drew
Lonely Mountain Road
Rudolph Gunderman
Smith
Taborton
Gunderman
Henry Rollman
Rollmans
William Rettmiller
Teal's Pond
William Huffey
William Taylor
Averyl Park
Frank Richmond
Taylor
Militia Council Holds First Meeting in Albany
Albany July 27 The militia council appointed by Governor Hughes met for the first time with Major General Charles F Roe presiding and Major William Verbeck serving as secretary. All members attended except Brigadier General James H Lloyd who is ill. Adjutant General Nelson H Henry said talks would be confidential until Governor’s approval. Others present included Captain Jacob W Miller Colonel George C Fox Major Frederick A Wells Major Charles I De Bevoise and Captain John F O Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Militia Council
Hughes
Charles F. Roe
State National Guard
William Verbeck
3D Regiment, Infantry
James H. Lloyd
Nelson H. Henry
Jacob W. Miller
New York
George C. Fox
Buffalo
Frederick A. Wells
Brooklyn
Charles I. de Bevoise
John F. O’ryan
Riot Renewed at Vigneux as Strikers Clash with Guards
In Vigneux on July 27, workers on strike attacked infrastructure and tried to burn an plant after earlier killings by gendarmes. Gendarmes charged the crowd, many workers were arrested including two Confederation of Labor members as troops guarded the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigneux
General Confederation of Labor
Typhoon Strikes Hong Kong. Several Drown
A typhoon hit Hong Kong shortly before midnight causing high seas. Thirteen men were trapped at sea. rescuers from the British cruiser Astrea saved six, seven drowned. No European vessel damaged. Shore property losses are heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Astrea
Lieutenant Oswalt Killed By Electrical Accident
Lieutenant Oswalt of the 2th Infantry was accidentally killed in Manila while preparing an electric bath. He died instantly after contacting live wires. He was 29, a West Point graduate and native of Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Oswalt
2Th Infantry
Washington
Bernard P. Oswalt
Alabama
West Point
Plan to combine steamship lines to America
A Copenhagen report states a proposal to merge the Russian and Scandinavian steamship services into a Norwegian American line. The idea, under consideration, would absorb existing lines into a new company and add several new steamers. Key figures include Herr Michelsen and President Andersen, with bankers from the region also involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
America
Herr Michelsen
de Richelieu
Andersen
Danish East Asiatic Company
Fire Explodes at Canton Metal Plant Burn Krollevich Dead
An explosion of paint and naphtha at the Northeastern Expanded Metal Company plant in Canton Ohio today killed Aloise Krollevich and badly burned Michael Detmer and W J Doyle. Krollevich reportedly tripped and was trapped as flames enveloped him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Northeastern Expanded Metal Company
Aloise Krollevich
Michael Detmer
W. J. Doyle
Krollevich
Yice
Venezuelan postal ban on certain imports to the United States
Venezuelan postal officials inform Washington that under Venezuelan law mail imports are banned for cocoa and cocoa oil starch coffee molasses honey cane syrup jerked beef salt sarsaparilla root coins and apparatus for money making. Imports require government permits for cigarettes paper boxes firearms ammunition caps flints saltpeter dynamite and explosives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Venezuela
Post Office Department
Insolvency Hits Solingen Cutlery Leader Rauh Firm
Cologne July 27 F W Rauh the largest cutlery maker of Solingen is insolvent after the Solingen Bank failure. Rauhs assets exceed liabilities by 125000 dollars. A second large firm suspended Saturday with about forty more suspensions expected chiefly among small firms. Solingen bank losses rise with 1 million in outstanding claims uncollectable as many debtors are insolvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
F. W. Rauh
Solingen
Rauh
Cholera Deaths Reported in Russia Cities
Eight more deaths from cholera reported in Tsaritsyn and seven in Astrakhan as of July 27, 1900, escalating regional tolls in Russia.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Tsaritsyn
Astrakhan
Pomuchelskopp Arrives in Berlin for Kommers and Kiel Move
The New York Platt-Deutsch Society Pomuchelskopp, seventy five members, arrived in Berlin for a Kommers hosted by Platt-Deutsch associations. Delegates from branches gathered for the event. The group will depart Berlin tomorrow for Kiel to honor Fritz Reuter with a laurel wreath at his Eisenach grave.
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Pomuchelskopp
Berlin
New York
Platt-Deutsch Society
Platt-Deutsch Associations
Pomacheiskopp
Kiel
Eisenach
Fritz Reuter
Platt-Deutsch
Milwaukee Ordered to Amapala to Relieve Albany
The Navy announced the cruiser Milwaukee will depart from Honolulu for Amapala Honduras to relieve the cruiser Albany which will then head to San Diego California. No further dispatches were received by the State or Navy Department on the Central American situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Milwaukee
Amapala
Pacific
Honduras
Albany
Honolulu
San Diego
Cal
State
Lackawanna Strike Expected Amid Ballot Count
Scranton July 27 The Lackawanna & Western Railroad switchmen vote on a strike will be counted tonight and results announced after ballots are tallied. A warning notice signed by Superintendent Clarke indicates the company expects a strike vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Clarke
Arrest Jersey Man on Fire Charge
George Braune a laborer from Carlstadt N J was jailed on a fire charge after Fire Marshal Charles O MacCarthaigh alleged Braune may know the fire origin. The blaze destroyed a house at 152d Street and River Avenue on June 28. Occupant George Osberger reported jewelry and $20 in cash missing before the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
George Braune
Carlstadt
N. J
Charles O. MacCarthaigh
West
156Th Street
Braune
152D Street
River Avenue
George Osberger
Fatal Electric Storm Kills Teen in Pittsburg
A fierce electric storm in Pittsburg causes at least one death and many injuries. Lightning set numerous fires, flooded thousands of cellars, and damaged about two hundred streetcars. Teenager Philip W Grow, 19, was struck dead while in a skiff on the Monongahela River. a companion was stunned and narrowly escaped drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Monongahela River
Philip W Grow
Chang Murder Trial Delayed to August Seventeen
The trial of In Whan Chang for the murder of Durham White Stevens, adviser to the Corean government, was postponed to August 17. His attorneys plan a plea of patriotic insanity, and Chang appears bewildered and unable to grasp his situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
In Whan Chang
Durham White Stevens
Corean
Chang
Night Rider informer Walter Goodwin shot in ambush
Walter Goodwin a farmer who named seven men forming a night rider band at Centre Furnace was shot from ambush while returning home late at night in Hopkinsville Kentucky He had been under militia protection since the last county court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Walter Goodwin
Centre Furnace
Woman Struck By Auto. Owner Arrested In Far Rockaway
Annie Selkers a 28 year old of Hollywood avenue Far Rockaway was hit at South street and Broadway and taken to St Josephs Hospital. William T Snyder of 208 Monitor Street Brooklyn owner of the car was arrested claiming she stepped in front of the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Selkers
Hollywood Avenue
Far Rockaway
South Street
Broadway
St. Joseph's Hospital
William T. Snyder
Monitor Street
Brooklyn
Police Automobile Smashed on Seventh Avenue
Police report an auto used by the department was wrecked between 48th and 49th streets on Seventh Avenue. Patrolman William Clare drove the car which was hit while crossing from north to south tracks. the vehicle was abandoned. Deputy Commissioner Bugher’s car was identified at headquarters.
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West 47Th Street
48Th Street
Seventh Avenue
William Clare
Central Office
48Th
49Th Streets
Goss
Bugher
Auto Hits Cyclist on Jericho Turnpike Near Krug's Corner
In Mineola Long Island a collision between an automobile and a bicycle left 19 year old Norman Quinelsky badly injured. The car carrying two men and two women fled the scene without stopping to render aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Long Island
Jericho Turnpike
Krug's Corner
Norman Quinelsky
Pole
Reardon Job Questioned After Jerome Investigation
Edward J. Reardon a District Attorney process server denies being asked to resign after Jerome's probe into Police Department charges. Rumors say August 1 is deadline tied to a feud with police, following a dispute with a mechanic and a tool dispute. Jerome reportedly called Reardon to resign, but no formal action confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Reardon
District Attorney's Office
Reardon
Criminal Courts
District Attorney’s Office
Jerome
Hypnotized Youth Pleads Guilty to Penknife Stabbing
Guarino Maschello aged nineteen from West 148th Street pleaded guilty to first degree assault for slashing Mrs. Marie Gano in The Bronx on April 28. He claimed hypnotic coercion by Michael Marino and another man, and Judge Foster postponed sentencing to pursue Marino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guarino Maschello
West 148Th Street
Foster
Marie Gano
Morris Avenue
Bronx
Maschelle
Lawyer Runs Over Boy on Skates
Orrel A. Parker a lawyer of 120 Broadway and 273 West 1st Street struck a boy on roller skates on 49th Street near Fifth Avenue. Albert Scheimer twelve lived at 2 West birh Street sustained both legs broken and was taken to Roosevelt Hospital private ward. Parker assisted the boy then returned to the scene where the mother and Patrolman Fletcher appeared. the mother refused to file a complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrel A. Parker
Broadway
West Tist Street
49Th Street
Fifth Avenue
No. 2
West Birh Street
Parker
Fletcher
East East Street
Mr. Parker
Brooklyn Ferry to Quit on July 31
The Brooklyn Ferry Company announces it will discontinue operating all boats on and after July 31. The fleet serves Williamsburg to east Manhattan. The Legislature empowered the city to acquire the property but the commission’s high appraisal was rejected. The New York Terminal Company is likely to acquire it. Acting Mayor McGowan said the city hopes for a midway arrangement before August 1 to continue the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Ferry Company
Williiamsburg
Manhattan
New York Terminal Company
McGowan
Police Cancel Prizefight At Coliseum Club
Police halted a six round bout between Billy Papke and Sailor Burke at the Coliseum Athletic Club on 127th Street and Second Avenue. Police officers and detectives ordered refunds as 3,000 to 4,000 spectators lined up. eight arrests were made, including referee Gym Bagley, for aiding and abetting an illegal prize fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Papke
Sailor Burke
Coliseum Athletic Club
127Th Street
Second Avenue
Thompson
Captain Walsh
East 12Th Street
Gym
Bagley
Fireman Killed in Greenwich Manhole
John O Connell a fireman aboard Admiral Deweys flagship Olympia in the Manila battle was killed yesterday while working in a Greenwich avenue manhole Officials think water at the bottom of the manhole carried an electric charge from a poorly insulated wire O Connell aged twenty eight lived with his wife and one child at 512 West 49th Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Connell
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Greenwich Avenue
O'Connell
West 49Th Street
Hoodlums Pelt Police With Stones at Jersey City Concert
A Lafayette Park free concert in Jersey City was disrupted when a non union crowd hurled stones at musicians. Captain Coughlin was struck in the mouth, losing a tooth, as officers, trying to quell the riot, were battered. One assailant was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Park
Jersey City
Cougholin
Eight Eat Fried Rattlesnake in New Jersey Hotel
Eight people from Newton and nearby towns dined on fried rattlesnake at a local hotel. The party included Mr. and Mrs. William Erb, Thomas Erb, Frank B. Allen, Mrs. C. J. White and Misses Charlotte Caroline Augusta White. The snake was killed that day by Mr. Allen while inspecting a farm near Lake Owassa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
N. J
William Erb
Zdhomas Erb
Frank B. Allen
Bernardsville
C. J. White
Charlotte
Caroline
Augusta White
Harrison
Allen
Lake Owassa
German Baron Escapes Avalanche on Canadian Rockies
Baron von Rosenberg of Germany, traveling in the Canadian Rockies near Banff, nearly perished when a snow bank gave way under his weight and sent him forty feet down. An underlying quilted shelter saved him as snow and debris swept past. He emerged after the avalanche and made his way to the Banff village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Baron von Rosenberg
Germany
Canadian Rockies
Banff
Mount Rundell
Italian Riot in Ontario Leaves Man Dead
Sault Ste. Marie Ont July 27 A fight among Italians last night left one man dead and another wounded fatally by bullet and stabbed. Several others injured by knives and clubs as police made several arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Management of Army Mileage Rules Tightened
The General Staff of the War Department plans a centralized method to control army mileage disbursements. The aim is to prevent excessive drafts from travel by officers on orders and avoid exhausting funds late in the fiscal year. Some officers have undertaken long inspection trips, prompting the need for tighter Washington oversight and budgeting. Orders issued include relocations and leaves for several officers. Navy vessel movements and sailings are also reported, noting arrivals at Annapolis New London Manila and other ports with ships such as Tingey Thornton De Long Barney Standish Prairie Yankee Isla de Cuba and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Staff
War Department
Army
Washington
Frank Mintyre
Bureau of Insular Affairs
George H. Shelton
William M. Parker
4Th Infantry
HENRY_ A. SHAW
More Corps
M. Parker
24Th Infantry
Navy Department
de Long
Barney
Annapolis
Newport
New London
Alexander
Manila
New York City
Alexandria
Tingey
Thornton
de Longe Barney
Tangier Soum
Tangier Sound
Jersey City
Stivia
Philadelphia
Isla de Cuba
Baltimore
Prairie
Beaufort
New York
Yankee
Abarenda
Newport News
Gwinn
Navy Yard
Atlantic Fleet Position Report From Connecticut
On board the Connecticut July 2 the wireless message to Honolulu shows the Atlantic battleship fleet at 5 degrees 12 minutes north latitude 164 degrees 13 minutes west longitude at 8 p m Sunday. The fleet lay 1109 miles from Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. S. Connecticut
Honolulu
Pacific pistol competition results day one
Monterey July 27 Following are the first day results of record shooting at the Pacific pistol event Led by Sergeant Fenney Mth Cavalry with 314 and Sergeant Cappard also Mth Cavalry at 308 Distinguished pistol shot marks for Lieutenant Paul Clark 3d Infantry Captain Edwards Coast Artillery First Sergeant O Connor 2th Infantry and Sergeant Grtka 3d Infantry with 56 and 498 for Sergeant Pocoke th Cavalry Lieutenant Ahrends %th Infantry 497 Ordnance Sergeant Puckett 4% Officers failing to qualify Captain Chapman 2th Infantry distinguished pistol shot Captain Bradley Mth Infantry and Captain Craig 4th Field Artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Monterey
Cal
Fenney
Mth Cavalry
Cappard
Ith Cavalry
Paul Clark
3D Infantry
Edwards
Coast Artillery
O'Connor
2Th Infantry
Grtka
Pocoke
Cavalry
Ahrends
Puckett
Chapman
Bradley
Mth Infantry
Craig
4Th Field Artillery
Laying Ways for the Florida Ships Under Construction
Brooklyn navy yard begins work on the Florida battleship keel ways. The vessel will be about 350 feet long, longer than the Connecticut and Vestal, requiring widened and lengthened ways. Also notes torpedo boats received motor boats and a new wireless time-firing device slated for ships bound for the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Florida
Connecticut
Vestal
Pacific
St. Patrick
Philippines
Death by self inflicted gunshot at Fort Slocum
Quartermaster Sergeant Walter Farmer aged twenty nine, of the 4th Company recruiting infantry, stationed at Fort Slocum David's Island, shot himself through the head yesterday. Despondency over ill health from three years in the Philippines is blamed. He lived with his wife at 142 Drake Avenue New Rochelle after six years in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Farmer
4Th Company of
Fort Slocum
David's Island
Philippines
Farmer
Drake Avenue
New Rochelle
Fort Sheridan Rifle Competition Leads Army Meet
Chicago July 27 on the opening day at Fort Sheridan Captain F W Coleman of the 10th Infantry posted the top total 770. Lieutenant R C Humber also of the 10th Infantry was second with 3 points. First Sergeant J K Hasa of the 1ath Cavalry led slow firing with 177. Sergeant E D Rutter of the 8th Cavalry won rapid firing with a mark of 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fort Sheridan
F. W. Coleman
10Th Infantry
R. C. Humber
J. K. Hasa
1Ath Cavalry
E. D. Rutter
8Th Cavalry
Operation on Commander Harlow Arrives for Surgery
The cruiser Tacoma ferried Commander Charles H. Harlow from Panama to Philadelphia for an operation. He was aboard the ship when it reached port and was taken to the University of Hospital, where surgeons performed a procedure deemed successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tacoma
Panama
Charles H. Harlow
Guantanamo Naval Station
University of Hospital
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Lloyd
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Lackawanna
Brooklyn Ferry
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Manhole
Ontario
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