Gypsies in Court in Port Scott
Three women in Port Scott faced a magistrate on December 2 for fortune telling without license. The court noted their familiarity with officials, fined them $3 for one and $1 for the other two, and warned onlookers as their camp near Topetca attracted dancing displays.
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Leavenworth School and Congressmen in Postwar Notes
A Leavenworth School item mentions Congressman Curtis and a $100,000 appropriation in Washington. Frank Hall, who joined the regular army in 1899, returns home in health after service in the Philippines and a hospital stay. He notes tropical disease and rain as drawbacks, while a theater club event is announced for early spring.
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