New Jersey Leads National Trophy Rifle Match After Day One
New Jersey tops the field in the national trophy team rifle contest after the first day with 1564 of 1800, 11 posts ahead of Massachusetts and 19 ahead of New York. Scores listed include Massachusetts 1653, New York 1545, District of Columbia 1434, Ohio 1518, Pennsylvania 1611, and others.
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New Jersey
Sea Girt
Massachusetts
New York
District of Columbia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
United States Marine Corps
United States Infantry
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Georgia
United States Navy
United States Cavalry team
Vermont
Michigan
Boy Confessed Murder In Baltimore Candy Store
Charles Jones a 12 year old colored boy confessed to police he murdered Miss Caroline Link August 28 in Baltimore. He stated he entered the store to tap till and struck her twice when found the bloody club later. Miss Link died without regaining consciousness.
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Baltimore
Charles Jones
Caroline Link
Miss Link
Disputed Cavils Upholding Right To Discharge Workers
Umpire Wright finds operators’ claim valid that employers may discharge workers without stating a cause under the coal strike commission award. The ruling excludes rockmen and backs reinstatement for certain old workers, while detailing grievances from Tanner and Coxe Bros. cases and noting discrimination in Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company actions.
Umpire Rules on Contract Miners in Anthracite Strike
The umpire decides contract miners driving rock tunnels sinking shafts and similar work are not parties under the award and their employees are not affected by the anthracite coal strike commission. The board has resolved about 30 disputes and will submit two more questions to Umpire Wright on same hour Saturday off the Heading company mines and wage base for the increase.
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anthracite coal strike commission
board of conciliation
Wright
Lehigh and Schhuylkill
Grand Stand Collapse Yet No Fatalities At Fort Leavenworth
A grand stand on Fort Leavenworth was toppled during a sham battle injuring 24 spectators amid heavy smoke and an artillery duel. Ambulances ferried victims to city hospitals. three people remain fatally injured as families of Leavenworth residents face uncertain outcomes.
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Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Kan
John Mordaunt
Charles Norby
C. H. Noble
Dowie Restorationists to Camp in Madison Square Garden
Dowie and 3000 restoration host to invade New York next month with a two week stay at Madison Square Garden. About 200 will go door to door in Greater New York bearing a card reading Peace to Thee and presenting a Bible interpretation from the Christian Catholic Church Zion. A band choir and youth choir accompany the host.
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Madison Square Garden
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
New York
Greater New York
Christian Catholic Church
Zion
Jesus Christ
Postal indictments kept secret as arrests loom in Washington
Federal grand jury returns seven postal cases involving six individuals, with names withheld. Arrests expected today as Postmaster General Payne and Bristow await official notices. Beavers surrender to New York authorities and Leopold Stern located in Toronto after disappearance. Fatally injured worker at Meadville fair grounds as dynamite explodes near a tent. Contractor Callahan issues warrant for arrest.
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Post Office Department
Canada
Beavers Surrandera
Washington
post office
federal grand jury
district attorney’s office
postoffice department
grand
Payne
lre
Bristow
Leopold Stern
Baltimore
tas
Toronto
George W. Beavers
New York
Stern
Beavers
Fair Grounds
Meathalie
Harry Rawle
Eris
Meadville fair ground
Rawle
Rawie
James P. Callahan
Jamestown N. Y
Callahan
Land Forces Considered for Americans in Beirut Riot
Washington dispatch reports Admiral Cotton prepared to land forces to protect American property in Beirut after Sunday violence between Mohammedans and native Christians. Seven Greek Christians and several others killed, with numerous injuries. Turkish authorities pledge guards and patrols as U S consuls observe. Reports indicate unrest stemming from sectarian animosity and enforcement failures.
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Gautlon
Washington
statec
navy departments
Leishman
Constantinople
Admiral Cotton
Heimat
navy department
Cotton
Leischman
state department
department
Beirut
Fleg
United States
slames
adaeral Cotion
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Secours
perature
FREDERICK GAS CO
R. EBERT & SONS
WESIE PATRICK
Philadelphia
Northern Central Railway Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. DANIEL GRIMMINS
NY Market Street
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
W. Patrick Sr
Frederick,Md
IDWIM DEVILBISS
ANONINEDAX
DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
Doll & Albeurd Building
North Market Street
Frederick
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Carroll D. Wright
Scranton
T. D. Nicholls
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Thomas Tanner
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Coxe Bros. & Co
conciliation board
preas
Tanner
anthracite coal commission
Harry Brosius
Coxe Bros
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
William Mowry
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
United Mine Workers of America
John Bowin
Richard Roderic
MARY ANDERSON
Antonio de Naverce
DOWIE
Admiral Cotton Cables
Monastir
Sofia
Bulgaria
Macedonian interior organization
Macedonia
Vineh
Gopesk
Palanka
Kratovo
Gotschani
Debritsi
vilayet
vilardi
Paris
Oran
Algeria
Almoungar
Httle
Stevensville
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