War game maneuvers set for joint army navy drills near New London
The plan for joint army and navy maneuvers begins August 2 with MacArthur and Higginson approving the program. Officers in the War Department head toward target work and forts as orders are prepared outlining competitors and rules similar to the blue and white squadron trials off the New England coast.
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War Department
Washington
MacArthur
Severn
Garland N. Whistler
W. M Chamberlain
Artillery Corps
New London
Randolph
George P. Scriven
S. Hathaway
Signal Corps
Fort Greely
Alfred T. Clifton
Wakefield
Richard E. Thompson
Goring
Greely
Higginson
Newport
New England
War Board
Correspondents Banned From Forts During Joint Maneuvers
New York dispatch reports General MacArthur has prepared rules for the coming army and navy maneuvers. Newspaper correspondents will be excluded from forts to prevent potentially valuable information reaching foreign nations. Major General MacArthur will observe from Fisher's Island using the tug Kanawha, with Fort Wright protecting the sound’s entrance as the fleet moves.
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New York
Tribune
MacArthur
Army
Els
Fisher's Island
H. C. Wright
Washington Weather Forecast for August Weekend
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday covers Indiana Illinois Ohio and adjacent regions with clear and mild conditions. Expect showers in southern Indiana and Illinois and warmer Sunday in Ohio with fresh northeast winds and a maximum around 72. Precipitation totals near zero. Temperature normals and departures noted by W T Blythe.
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N. Washington
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
North Clear
Seereee
W. T. Blythe
Movements of steamers across Atlantic ports
Shipping bulletin lists arrivals and sailings at major ports. Lucania and Cymric reach New York from Liverpool. Grosser Kurfurst and Southwark link Europe and America. Auguste Victoria and Pennsylvania report arrivals to Cherbourg and Plymouth from New York. Aller and Astoria travel to Genoa and New York respectively.
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Lucania
Liverpool
Columbia
Hamburg
Southampton
Cher
Philadelphia
Cherbourg
Cymric
Grosser Kurfurst
Bremen
Southwark
Antwerp
Queenstown
Campania
Altonia
Boston
Prawle Point
Rotterdam
Auguste Victoria
Plymouth
Genoa
Aller
Moville
Astoria
Kew Tork
MacArthur outlines phased operations and bulletin plan
The speaker describes fort preparations for a strategic maneuver with limited dramatic action on their side. Details will unfold after the operation, with periodic bulletins from Ka Nawha headquarters. MacArthur will meet the acting secretary of war within days to settle final game plans before departure for Fleki.
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Kanawha
MacArthur
Sympathy for Friars Expressed by Fort Wayne Priests
The Fort Wayne diocese priests express sympathy for Philippine friars amid slander, support parochial school choice, and report clerical appointments and a September synod. Bishop Alerding announced changes, with new assignments including Guendling and Hogan. The meeting also sent resolutions to President Roosevelt and set dates for upcoming synod and council events.
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Ind
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W. C. Parton
St. Ignatius Church
New York
Alerding
J. A. Guendling
Henry Meissner
Peru
William F. Hogan
Goshen
Dunkirk
Father Hogan
Charles Che
Hartford City
Indiana
Philippines
Roosevelt
Vatican
A. H. Oechpiring
Ferdinand Kverdt
John H. Bathe
John R. Dinnen
Francis Koerdt
T. J. Mulcahy
A. J. Kroeger
Walters
Campion
Meissner
Diocese of
Attendance Decline Hits Luther Seminars and Schools
In Michigan City Aug 22 the Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio reports falling attendance at the Columbus Theological Seminary. The body authorizes pastors and teachers to recruit, approves major curricular changes, retires Prof M Loy as emeritus, and notes fewer students at Woodville Teachers Seminary. It opposes moving the preparatory department to Woodville and seeks closer ties with Lima College.
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Michigan City
Ind
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio
Theological Seminary
Columbus
M. Loy
University
Capital University
Teachers’ Seminary
Woodville
Lima College
Lima
Winona Bible Conference Leaders Hit Modern Methods
The Rev. A G Moorehead president of United Presbyterian Theological Seminary at Xenia Ohio criticized the twentieth century Testament and condemned new fangled church methods at Winona Lake Bible conference. The large audience greeted him with ovation as other ministers and speakers addressed sessions while five thousand attendees were noted. The Winona Assembly banned Dowie ism and moved to stop distribution of related literature after two women followers distributed circulars at the office before officials halted the sale.
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Indianapolis Journal
Winona Lake
Ind
A. G. Moorehead
United Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Xenia
W. €. Pearce
Chicago
James Potts
Toronto
Canada
Llamoreaux
John Balcom Shaw
New York
A. C. Zenos
McCormick Theological Seminary
N. G. Moorehead
Unit Presbyterian Theological Seminary
James Rodgers
Springfield
E. J. Bulgin
George R. Stewart
Cleveland
Tenn
Winona Assembly
Elijah II
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends schedule at Pendleton
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Pendleton Indiana August 22 the programme lists preachers and elders worship meetings business sessions and First Day School Association sessions across August 3 to 2 o’clock and 2 o’clock the last session to conclude the gathering plus an item from Kokomo Indiana July 2 Rev J H Pyke sails for Tsin Hua China to renew missionary efforts and sell goods amid bombardment warnings
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Indiana Yearly Meeting
Pendleton
Winona Lake
Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
First Day School Association
Kokomo
J. H. Pyke
Tsin-Hua
China
Mt Tabor Baptists Hold Central Indiana Meeting
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Whitestown Indiana August 2: The Mt Tabor Baptists of Central Indiana convene at Mount Run Baptist Church north of Whitestown with eminent ministers and delegates from across the state. Attendance marks a record for the association.
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Indianapolis Journal
Whitestown
Ind
Mt. Tabor Baptists
Central Indiana
Mount'’s Run Baptist Church
Newport Tennis Tourney Sees Pim Fall To Ware In Straight Sets
In the Newport national championship at the Casino on the fourth day L E Ware of Boston defeated former champion Dr Joshua Pim in straight sets. The Whitman Wright match drew crowd interest while H L Doherty and Richard Stevens provided late excitement as the Englishman edged Stevens 8 6 in the decisive set. Tomorrow’s star match pairs R F Doherty against W J Clothier after Clothier beat W A Larned.
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Newport
R. L
Joshua Pim
All England
L. E. Ware
Boston
M. D. Whitman
Beals C. Wright
Whitman
H. L. Doherty
Richard Stevens
Stevens
Doherty
R. F. Doherty
W. J. Clothier
Philadelhia
W. A. Larned
Longwood Asta
Fourteen inning marathon as Columbus tops Toledo in A A action
Toledo and Columbus played a fourteen inning game in which German and Wagner starred on the mound. Toledo won 5 to 4 as the pitchers shut down early scoring and late offense delivered the decisive runs. Milwaukee edged Minneapolis 4 to 3 in a tight, low scoring battle. St Paul beat Kansas City 1 to 0 in a close game. Columbus leads the American Association standings with Louisville and Indianapolis near the top.
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
J. Paul
Kansas City Mt
Milwaukee A
German
Wagner
R.H.O.A.E
Rhlo.a
Meany
Hart
Burns
Haden
Turner
Mcb
Rin
Kleinow
Graffius
Myers
Gilks
Knoll
McFarlan
Belden
Hopke
Indianapolis Journal
Union City
Ind
Muncie
Bert Fisher
Johnson
Fisher
Children’s Fund Benefit Game At Washington Park
In Washington Park this afternoon the Christian Endeavor and Epworth League teams play to aid the children’s outing fund. Yell practice and color coded stands mark the event with Emil Fertig umpiring. lineups include Smith through Reisinger, captain leaders Hester and Spears, and Dr. J. K. Hazen dies in Richmond at age sixty nine after twenty five years as secretary of publication for the Southern Presbyterian Assembly.
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Baptist Y. P. A
Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
Washington Park
Children’s Outing Fund
Emil Fertig
C. E
R. W. Smith
E. M. Sims H
Ross
J. M. Pritchard
J. W. Cardrey
Richt
G. Batt McDonald
M. Vinson Co
A. Taylor
F. D. Hester
J. W. Hornaday
Loris Trueman
A. Spears
Porter Heckman
E. C. Wrightsman
Hollingsworth
L. C. Hicks
E. E. Reisinger
Richmond
J. K. Hazen
Southern Presbyterian Assembly
Garfield
Laxative Bromo Quinine Box Label Appears with Grove Name
An OCR fragment notes BE. W. GROVE must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, the celebrated Cold and Grip Cure, indicating branding for this product.
Cincinnati Wins Early, Downs Phillies 3 2 in Doubleheader
Cincinnati struck for three runs in the first two frames at home but stalled after the second as Duggleby held them. Hahn pitched well through six, with two walks before a late surge, while Hulswitz Crawford Beckley and Hahn produced two-base and three-base hits. Attendance around 3,000.
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Duggleby
Hahn
Philadelphia
Bergen
Doolin
Hulswitz
Crawford
Beckley
Corcoran
Peitz
O’day
Brown
Pittsburg
Brooklyns
Leach
Phillies win third straight as Kane battered in St Louis game
In Philadelphia the home club defeated St Louis for the third straight time, with Kane hit hard and Waddell replacing him after the first inning. Attendance 7,822. Final scores show Philadelphia ahead as Kane and Sugden paired with Waddell and Schreck behind the plate.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Mitchell
Waddell
Kane
Kane and
Sugden
Waddell and Schreck
Baseball Schedule Sketch for Louisville and Nearby Cities
The plan mentions games at Louisville with two games, an off day Monday, Columbus arriving Tuesday for three games, Toledo visiting Friday, a double-header next Saturday with Toledo, Louisville games on Labor Day, and the Indianapolis season closing September 2.
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Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Birth of a New Town in Thomas City Oklahoma
The town of Thomas City in Cluster county began with about 3,000 residents. Lot drawings were held, over 20 parcels sold, with prices ranging from 10 to 1,500 dollars. The barren plain has become a tented village with ample water and food. A newspaper circulated soon after the drawing and a large celebration is planned for next Monday.
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Thomas City
Oklahoma
Cluster County
Bad riding at Saratoga draws jeers from jockeys Shea and Winnie O'Con
Heavy track causes withdrawals and small fields at Saratoga. Winnie O Connor is criticized for an exhibition of horsemanship that cost Carbuncle a race and nearly cost Mattie Worth the two year old filly handicap. Shea receives blame for The Rival as Clonmell wins Amsterdam stake. Payne defeats Howard in first race. Zoroaster places, others follow.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Winnie O'Connor
Mattie Worth
Shea
Zoroaster
W. C. Whitney
Payne
Howard
Clonmell
van Ness
Jncie Linden
Bessie McCarthy
Kinloch Park Feature Race Captures Six-Furlong Sprint
In St. Louis Kinloch Park hosted a six furlong race for gentlemen riders. Four favorites, one second choice and one long shot won. Results by finish: Louis Wagner, Maghoni, Verify, Schwalbe, Dreskin, Capt. Gaines with respective odds 9 to 2, 9 to 5, 5 to 2, 1 to 2, 2% to 1, and 8 to 5.
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ST. Louis
Kinloch Park
Louis Wagner
Maghoni
Verify
Schwalbe
Dreskin
Capt. Gaines
National Circuit Meet at Asbury Park features Zimmerman
At Asbury Park Aug 22 Arthur A Zimmerman appeared in an exhibition mile with motor pacing in 1 45 while Major Taylor was absent due to his wife’s illness about 1500 spectators attended. Final heat results include Frank Kramer Iver Lawson Orlando Stevens in the half mile circuit and several amateur and handicap events with Louis Bennett and Theodore Kiendl placing in the one mile amateur handicap.
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N. J
Arthur A. Zimmerman
Major Taylor
Zimmerman
Frank Kramer
Iver Lawson
Orlando Stevens
Louis Bennett
W. L. Loss
E. D. Hooper
Menus Bedeil
Martin
J. Eaton
G. H. Gollett
Theodore Kiendl
Readville Grand Circuit Upset as The Monk Beats Lord Derby
Ed Geers drives The Monk to two straight wins in 2:07 trot at Readville, setting a track record in heat one. Lord Derby narrowly chased but cannot overtake. The 2:19 pace won by Junius from Goshen Indiana, with Port Henry and Alice Carr among other winners in a six-event card tomorrow featuring Dan Patch trial.
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Readville
Mass
Lord Derby
Ed Geers
Monk
Geers
Spear
Reelected
New Jersey
Alice Carr
Thomas W. Lawson
Mary P. Leyburn
Goshen
Ind
Belding Junius
Online
Dan Patch
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Nutwood
Garrison
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Macey
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O'Dillon
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Maloney
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Allen
Gore
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Proctor
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Junius
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Miller
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Hyde
Josh
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Dick Wilson
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Sultana
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Ryan
Knox
the Monk
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Davare Lord Derby
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Dolly Dillon
Sanders
McDonald
Carl Wilkes
Nutwood Wilkes
al Amdrosis
George Wilton
Gillie
Haile B
Richardson
Curtis
Bever
Centenarian at Elwood Fair in Indiana
An 111 year old Monroe township resident Alexander Ferguson attended the Elwood Fair with officers of the fair association. The event marked his first time inside a fairground as twelve thousand spectators watched races and other events. Ferguson’s health has declined in recent years yet he remained engaged with the racing novelty.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Elwood Fair Association
Alexander Ferguson
Monroe Township
Ferguson
Coast Brino
Craft
Frank Wilson
Don Carr
Carr
Jim Corbett
Decker
Mary Maury
Moore
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Norrison
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MecKay
Simmore
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Pacrose
Celeste
Mexican Boy
Jack
Hal Foster
Stout
Hal Clipper
Jolly
Col. Taylor
O'Brien
Julia S
Dillinger
Gold Standard
Nina B
Economic
Bee
Wilson
Record-Setting World Time At Steadying York County Meet
In Edinburg Indiana Aug 2 3 three days races closed with record crowds. Bed ford aimed for 2 20 but clocked world best 2 164 as quarters 05 1 08 1 43 2 15. Various pacing and trotting events followed with best times around 2 20 to 2 25 and winners Wilsonian Ethel W Lola Z Harbold Maid Maggie and others noted.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
Boone County Fair
Eunice
Fred L
Weber
Prince F
Billy Mac
Gray Jim
Billy B
Rodney Wilkes
York Bay
Bedford
Toedo
Edinburg
Association
Wilsonian
Maggie
Bes
George Patcher
Terra Firme
Jim Kile
Ethel W
D. H. Ree
Orphan Boy
Winchester
Harbold Maid
Jessie Palmer
Corralhid
Lola Z
Lloyd
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Eugene Cowles Sings at Fair Bank Concert This Afternoon
Eugene Cowles will perform at a special Fair Bank concert this afternoon and its engagement ends tonight. The program includes a mix of marches and overtures such as The Director, A Chinese Episode, Guy Medley Overture, Echoes, and selections featuring xylophone and violin solos. The program also lists works by Voelker and Lacatle with excerpts from King Dodo and a Sword Dance.
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Fair Bank
Kattaway
Opera House
Yi Thomas
Walter W
Eugene Cow
Voelker
Dodo
Luder Medley
Chapman Post Fete At Bowser Residence Tonight
George H. Chapman Post No 28 and W R C No W stage a lawn fete tonight at the Bowser residence at McCarty and East streets. Music is planned for attendees.
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Chapman Post
George H. Chapman
Jacob Bowser
McCarty
East Streets
Woman Falls From Bed Breaks Neck In Birmingham
Anetie Mrs Daniel wife of a locomotive engineer in Birmingham fell from bed this morning injuring her neck. Police report a nonfatal accident with partial details. further statement expected from family and hospital.
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Birmingham
Ala
Daniel
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