Notable Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight 19th Century Figures
A chronicle of historical anniversaries and births listing George M. Dallas, Benjamin Akers, James Whistler, John W. Griggs, Finley Peter Dunne, Graham McNamee, and others with dates, places, and brief identifiers. Includes milestones such as statehood for Wyoming, the Versailles Treaty, Harding disarmament talk, and Scopes trial era notes. Contains birthdates for Admiral Snyder, Donald W. Richberg, Rexford Tugwell, Henry Heinz II, Roswell Barnes, and George W. Taylor.
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Oday
George M. Dallas
Philadelphia
U. S
Polk
Britain
Benjamin P. Akers
Maine
Sascarappa
James A. M. Whistler
Lowell
Mass
John W. Griggs
New Jersey
McKinley
Sussex County
N. J
Finley Peter Dunne
Mr. Dooley
Chicago
Graham McNamee
Washington, D. C
St. Augustine
Fis
Isso
Wyoming
U. S. Senate
Wilson
Harding
John
Scopes
Tennessee
Congress
Berlin
Charles PF. Snyder
Charleston
W. Va
Donald W. Richberg
Washington
Knoxville
Tenn
Rexford Guy Tugwell
The
University of Chicago
Puerto Rico
Sinclairville
Henry J. Heinz
Pittsburgh Company
Sewickly
Roswell P. Barnes
Federal Council of Churches
New York
Council Bluffs
Iowa
George W. Taylor
War Labor Board
Robert, L. Tuffue
Horoscope and bird facts from a 19th century Times page
A journalist born Waterbury VI at age 62 offers a Today Horoscope praising a companionable jovial person who may seek luxury hindering success and advises restraint. The piece also explains ostrich digestion noting they swallow large objects due to lack of teeth, while small birds use sand and gravel to grind food.
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Times
Waterbury, VI
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General Mud Welcomes 29th At Camp Pickett
Camp Pickett Virginia July 9 familiar old general appeared to assist in the field training of the 29th Infantry Division today. A soaking rain made the grounds muddy and slippery on the first full day of a 15 day summer session. Recruits disliked the conditions but officers used the weather to teach valuable lessons in motorized weapons vehicles and personnel.
Western Maryland 115th Infantry Prepares for Field Work
Concentration of the division was completed before nightfall yesterday. Today's program included religious services and preparations for field work with weapons tomorrow. The 115th Infantry Regiment, composed of Western Maryland troops, is organizing for upcoming operations.
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115Th Infantry Regiment
Maryland
Regiment to Fire Regimental Arms Under Col Randolph Mitl
Troops under Col Randolph Mitl holland of Cumberland prepare a loud demonstration tomorrow. The schedule lists firing of all regimental weapons including heavy mortars heavy tank guns light mortars 50 and 30 caliber machine guns rifles carbines and pistols. The safflower plant has an orange yellow blossom.
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Randolph Mitlholland
Cumberland
Electric worker killed by steam shovel contact near Ardle Mill Race
In Leceburg VA on a Saturday afternoon 43 year old Embrey of Upperville was electrocuted when the steam shovel boom touched a high tension wire at Ardle Mill Race. He aided operator Frank Bennett and died instantly. survived by wife and several children. Delores Adams four died in Martinsburg fire near Cardarstow.
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Embrey
Frank Bennett
D.T. Saffer
Middleburg
Bennet
Martinsburg
W. Va
Delores Jean Adams
Marry Adams
Carardstown
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