Military Instructor Visits Company L in City
U S Infantry Sergeant Coutts arrived last night to train Company L. He will run non commissioned officers school, instruct in guard duty range work and rifle shooting, and advise on recruiting and encampment plans for July. Local citizens may aid recruitment to meet camp eligibility.
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B. B
U. S. Infantry
City
Coutts
Army School
Fort Leavenworth
Oregon National Guard
Portland
State Guard
Ferguson
Mann Evert
American Lake
Unvss
Charles C. Vinter
Themen
Hints of New Fashions in Paris Skirts and Drapery
Paris notes fashion watchers await autumn styles as lines rather than materials take center stage. The two tier skirt in summer toilettes uses lightweight fabrics like baviste mousseline crepe or foulard with lace borders. Undergarments see a revival of fine cambrics embroidered with lace and ribbon, while lace bands or contrasting silk trim harmonize ensembles.
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Paris
Hense
Hearing katydids and choir behind open window
A fragmentary scene notes a woman listening to katydids outside a church where a choir rehearses nearby. A ventriloquist or passerby remarks on the noisy sounds, joking that Itta claimed the insects move by their hind legs.
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Circle Magazine
Two Accidents Mark Glidden Tour Near Louisville
The Glidden tour from Cincinnati to Louisville saw a major crash when a right front wheel broke on the Cole car driven by A. P. Martin thirteen miles from Louisville. The car suffered a 142 point penalty and seven other cars received minor penalties. The 162 mile leg took nine hours and 42 minutes. A separate line notes Mrs. Hedrick died tonight of injuries.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
A. P. Martin
Chicago
Nashville
Saline Boy Spells 1070 Words for Cup Prize
Bryan Cole a 12 year old pupil from fractional district No 12 Saline township Washtenaw county achieved the feat of spelling 1070 words without a miss earning a silver loving cup. Rhetoricians say 400 words convey most thoughts but Cole surpassed that range with a remarkable spelling display.
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Saline
Mich
Bryan Cole
Saline Township
Washtenaw County
Eaton principal to be dismissed after term ends
Professor A J Copeland of Eaton high and grade schools will be dismissed. For six years he led Greely school before moving to Eaton. Older high school boys reportedly rebelled, repeatedly beating the principal, shocking parents with reports of his licks and loss of authority.
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A. J. Copeland
Eaton
A. B. Copeland
Vanderbilt Wins Cup in International Horse Show
A G Vanderbilt of New York won the bold challenge cup at the International Horse Show driving ten and a half miles from Hampton Court to Olympia in 41 minutes. Judge Moore finished second and won best in show judging, amid eleven four-in-hand entries. Encampment plans for Spanish American War veterans near, with July 23 event in the city and Portland hosting last year’s meeting.
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London
A. G. Vanderbilt
New York
J. Fr. Widener
Philadelphia
Vanderbilt
Hampton Court
Olympia
Judge Moore
Prase
Wallenstin
Robin Mood
Malsabon Camp
Te Heli
Thin City
Portland
Official Weather Report Shows Extreme Cold Spell
The report records a minimum temperature of 46 below zero and a maximum of 8 or 7 above, indicating a severe cold event. Officials warn residents to limit outdoor exposure and monitor wind chill readings as icy conditions persist across the region. Weather services advise extra caution for travel and heating needs.
Lion Captured for Campbell Brothers Show Comes Here Friday
Mr H C Brashear, purchasing agent for the Campbell Brothers Great Consolidated Shows, recounted capturing an African lion in its native forest. A 16 foot pit, brush cover, and a hanging lamb lured the beast, which fell in and was netted at dawn. The lion is hailed as the finest specimen in America and will be exhibited here Friday.
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Bert Smith
Meacham
Hoe
Frank Scranton
Stanfield
Pendleton
Fred Feber
H. S. Shangle
Fouth
Echo
Horace Walker
Walker
Portland
Hugh J. O'Neill
Campbell Brothers Great Consolidate
H. C. Brashear
Africa
Lion
Campbell Brothers
America
Coins For French Tips Tourists Grumble At Heavy Copper
Americans visiting France find copper coins burdensome yet essential for tips. France uses paper bills from ten dollars upward, plus gold coins of two and four dollars, silver coins of ten and twenty cents and a dollar, and copper one and two cent pieces. Tipping is constant. keep copper on hand to avoid outrageous daily costs, as French practice averages three to four cents per service, with many small tips required daily.
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Paris
France
United States
Bombarded Wife's Cats in Worcester Divorce Case
Dr. Albert Pierce threw cups saucers and dishes at the couple's 32 cats over feeding on dining room table saucers. His wife sued for divorce alleging cruel treatment. Pierce admitted bombarding the cats and sought justification. He offered to support her if she limited attention to one cat. she refused. Trial planned.
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Worcester
Mass
Albert Pierce
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