Special Exercises Planned at Summer Army Camps
The regular army will hold maneuvers at several camps this summer with new cavalry drill aims. Observers expect aerial observation, field telephone, and wireless signaling while aeroplane use remains observation focused. West Point cadets dismissed for hazing lose reinstatement chances as House committee stalls court martial action. The Idaho best hitter honor in Navy is awarded to the Idaho with 46 121 score ahead of South Carolina and Wisconsin as fleets prepare for Chile centennial events.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Chickayga Park
Hich
Signal Corps
Pine Plains
New York National Guard
West Point
Sutton
Military Committee of the House
Réemson
Georgia
Borland
Missouri
Idaho
Navy Department
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Maryland
West Virginia
Woodr
Charleston
Mayflower Sands
Movements of Warships Reported by Navy Department
Lieutenant E. W. Lintyre reports vessel movements. Arrivals include the Dupont at Newbern North Carolina and vessels at Annapolis Portsmouth New Hampshire Sewall Point and New York. Departures list ships sailing from Cove Point Annapolis New York City Heaton Port San Luis and other ports heading to destinations such as Naples Beverly and Santa Barbara.
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Navy Department
Dupont
Newbern
N. C
Viper
Annapolis
Standish
Cove Point
Ajax
Sewall Point
Portsmouth
N. H
Smith
Lamson
Preston
New
Reid
Flusser
Navy Yard
New York
Nagasaki
Anneapol
Sylph
New York City
Beverly
Heaton
Pike
Fortune
Justin
Port San Luis
Santa Barbara
READY FOR WATER FETE AT ASBURY PARK IN JULY
Asbury Park plans a water fete by the Carnival Association on July 8 with a boat parade concert by Pryors Band fireworks and a Monitor Merrimac reenactment. The seven night festival runs from Independence Day. Hawaiian concert is slated. Deal Lake Boat Club to build a lakeside clubhouse and run August races and carnival. A boardwalk now connects Asbury Park beach with Loch Arbour.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Carnival Association
Pryor
Deal Lake Boat Club
Loch Arbour
Deal Lake
Public Grounds Commission
Kidnapping Charge Dismissed in Red Bank Case
Two men named Harry Finston of Cleveland and James Farrell of South Amboy were arrested for kidnapping Harold Ellison aged fourteen of Roselle. Ellison testified he was taken to Elizabethport and boarded a theatre train before escaping. His mother said he had run away and the Recorder dismissed the charge with both men jailed as tramps for ninety days.
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Red Bank
N. J
Harry Finston
Cleveland
James Farrell
South Amboy
Eatontown
Harold Ellison
Roselle
Sickles
Ellison
Elizabethport
Patterson
Locomotive Whistle Rouses Family as Barn Burns in Lightning Storm
In Hackettstown New Jersey on June 21 a lightning strike set a barn ablaze near Jonathan Bilby’s home. The family escaped with a few possessions as neighbors fought the fire. The storm’s record rainfall helped save the house but caused crop damage nearby.
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Hackettstown
N. J
Jonathan Bilby
Lackawanna Railroad
Bilby
Cork legs shown to jury in New Brunswick trial
Metuchen blacksmith Christian Anderson told the circuit court he was injured when a car struck him on trolley tracks after avoiding an automobile. He sought damages from the Public Service Railway Company. a prior verdict of 5800 was set aside by the state Supreme Court for contributory negligence, leading to a nonsuit.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Christian Anderson
Metuchen
Public Service Railway Company
Anderson
Supreme Court
Lloyd
Roselle Officials Reject Transit Rate Protest
Roselle and Roselle Park leaders say higher commuter costs do not diminish their quality of life and refuse to join a statewide protest against Central Railroad of New Jersey rate increases. The boards await the Interstate Commerce Commission decision with calmness and resignation.
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Roselle
N. J
Roselles
Board of Trade
Roselle Park
Central Railroad
New Jersey
RoseMves
Interstate Commerce Commission
Publishers Out for Mayor in Montclair Nomination
Two New York publishers, Erman J. Ridgeway and Ralph W. Grout, seek the Republican nomination for Montclair mayor to succeed Crawford. Grout is endorsed by the Upper Montclair Republican Club. Ridgeway has the endorsement of the Republican committee. The race may expand with other candidates and a potential Dem contender later entering.
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Montclair
N. J
New York
Erman J. Ridgeway
Ralph W. Grout
Crawford
Grout
Republican Club
Upper Montclair
Ridgeway
Republias
E W. da Cunha
Joint Debate Challenge in Gubernatorial Contest
William P. Martin of the New Idea faction issued a challenge to Vivian M. Lewis, the favored regular candidate for governor. Martin urged Lewis to join public discussions to reveal positions on key questions.
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William P. Martin
New Idea
Vivian M. Lewis
Mr. Martin
Mr. Lewis
Anti Branch Out Foulard and Anti-Suffrage League Moves
The National League for the Civic Education of Women has expanded its quarters to 25 Madison Avenue and plans a busy 1910 11 program. Lectures will cover woman suffrage in states, legal rights in New York, and studies of countries with full suffrage. The league publishes pamphlets and adds new committees to reach artists nurses and teachers. Active work resumes in September with continued summer activities.
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National League For the Civic Education of Women
Gilbert E. Jones
Madison Avenue
25Th Street
League
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
New York State
Lyman Abbott
Charles H. Parkhurst
Rossiter Johnson
Richard Watson Gilder
Parkhurst
Harry Watrous
O. H. P. Belmont
Anna C. Maxwell
Presbyterian Hospital Training School For
Margaret Cummings
Ella C. Brehaut
Washington
Jones
Julian Heath
Simple gown with elegant trimmed effect
A small illustrated gown is described as very simply made, yet trimmed to suggest elaborate styling. The pattern hints at accessible sewing choices and an understated chic suitable for home dressmaking.
Debates urged to inform voters ahead of New Jersey primaries
A letter urges Governor supporters to join a state wide debate series across New Jersey. It argues unpledged delegates risk letting special interests pull the platform and asks for transparency on candidate positions and progressive policies before the primary.
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Marin
New Jersey
Neighbors Charge Youth in Fatal Attack on Toddler
Montclair residents Mr and Mrs Joseph Pragnatello accuse their 13-year-old neighbor’s son of a murderous attack on their 3-year-old, Nicholas, who died after police intake. Doctors say death stemmed from stomach trouble.
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Montclair
N. J
Joseph Pragnatello
Grant Street
Nicholas
J. H. Young
Hoboken Citizens Protest Tracks Through City Streets
A large Hoboken delegation appeared before the Railroad Commission to oppose permission for the Manufacturers' Railroad Company to extend its tracks through Hoboken and connect with the Lackawanna line. The Hoboken Common Council refused consent and the hearing was adjourned for Mayor Gonzales to present his side.
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Tribune
Trenton
N. J
Hoboken
Railroad Commission
Manufacturers’ Railroad Company
Hooken
Lackawanna Railroad
Common Council of
Gonzales
No Alimony Denied in Newark Divorce Case
Vice-Chancellor Howell denied Mrs. Ella W. Inderlied alimony pending trial of her husband’s divorce suit in Newark yesterday. The ruling leaves the wife without financial support during the litigation.
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Howell
Newark
Ella W. Inderlied
Wittpenn Declares Candidacy for Governor Nomination
Jersey City mayor Wittpenn announces his Democratic bid for New Jersey governor. He denounces Republican control as wasteful and unregulated, pledges reforms, and says he will appoint trustworthy allies who will support his program.
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Jersey City
Wittpenn
Voting Machines Lose in Bayonne Special Election
Bayonne voters turnout low with 1.2 percent backing abolition of voting machines and 829 supporting retention. Only about 20 percent of the usual county vote participated in the June 21 election.
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The
Tribune
Bayonne
N. J
Tissue Pattern for Girl's Dress Trimmed in Embroidery
No. 6 69 tissue paper pattern for a girl's dress shows a plain blouse and skirt with banding along indicated lines. The illustration uses cotton chiffon and fine embroidered trim. any thin fabric suits the full treatment, including silk.
Gimbel Building Promotes a Broad Humanitarian Idea
The Gimbel Building stands as more than architecture, epitomizing a sweeping idea behind Gimbel Brothers. With 27 acres of floor space, 6000 employees, and a five million dollar store, the project aims at speed, quality, and fair dealing, promising expansion to Philadelphia Milwaukee and New York.
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Gimbel
Messrs
Gimbel Brothers
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
New York
Pattern No 6 64 for girls ages ten to fourteen
The New York Tribune Pattern Department offers No 6 64 pattern with sizes for girls ten, twelve, and fourteen years. Instructions call for cotton and India silks, banding lace embroidery, and specific yardage for a medium size. Send 10 cents to receive the pattern by mail, include age and pattern number, add 2 cents for quicker letter postage.
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New-York Tribune
Getting Into the Swell Crowd Through Social Climbing Tricks
A New York visit exposes the urge to join elite circles like the Colonial Dames or the Daughters of the American Revolution. A Chicago woman seeks guidance from a magazine on how to be asked to join, using Social Register contacts and a telephone call to a president. Also noted is a mother planning a Fourth of July birthday for her child with patriotic decorations to curb firecracker longing.
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Lghter
New York
Colonial Dames
Daughters of the American Revolution
Chicago
Social Register
Hackensack Postoffice Site Bill Passed by House
Word from Washington reports a House passed bill authorising $25 for a Hackensack New Jersey postoffice site building. Congressman Hughes communicates the approval of the expenditure for the project.
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Hackensack
N. J
Hughes
Washington
House
Postoffice
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