Army experiments plan a provisional infantry regiment
Captain Bjornstad proposes a large provisional regiment of 54 officers and 1 955 men formed from four infantry units. It will include mounted scouts and a machine gun, field hospital, sanitary detachment, and a full train. The unit will train on a 300 mile hike and maneuvers with regulars and guards, with departure expected by June and arrival at Sparta by July 10.
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Oregon
Secouter Mente
Alfred W. Bjernstad
Twenty-eighth Infantry
General Staff
Leonard Woml
Army War College
Bjornstad
Cag
Kdecea Pasaycates
Crchospcre
Dubuque
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
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Nebraska
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Michigan
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Twentyseventh Infantry
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Iinois
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Town
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Wisconsin
Central Division
National Guard
Indiana
Mlinois
North Dakota
Iowa
Kansas
South Dakota
Wyoming
Robert N. Getty
Twenty-seventh Infantry
J F. Morrison
Twenty-first Infantry
8. A. Colman
Twenty: Sixth Infantry
W. R. Dashell
Edmund Wittenmyer
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D. B. Devore
A. W. Bjornstad
J. T. Moore
HW. B. Piske
Twentyeighth Infantry
W. J. Lutz
Trinity freshman reports progress in animal life reproduction
Lewis Bradford Ripley of Glastonbury Conn aged seventeen and a Trinity college freshman says he has completed experiments in animal life reproduction using sulphuric acid with moth eyes. He hatched caterpillars and his conclusions were approved by Trinity College science professors for a forthcoming amaphot to be distributed to teaching universities worldwide.
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Trinity College
Lewis Bradford Ripley
Glastonbury
Conn
Ripley
Treasury to distribute Confederate notes to libraries
Confederate currency seized by the Union during the Civil War, held for decades in Treasury archives, will be distributed by Secretary MacVeagh to state and national libraries as historic relics. Assistant Secretary communicated the move to major libraries. supplies are limited and not all will receive notes.
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Treasury Department
MacVeagh
Treasury
Andrew
Union
Fifty Years A e Today June 12 in the old Confederacy
Fragmented OCR notes recall a historical milestone with references to Bonaparte Pattorenti and Merion, plus a naval or military scene and a public sale. The text mentions a captain and veterans, along with a view of elites in the Confederacy.
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Sun
Jeturie Hendigaitte
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Cas Spelen
Til'art
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Ulett
Old Confederacy
Meritol Towle Digestive and Builders Lose Big at Ri
Fragmented OCR text appears to mention Meritol Towle Digestive and a builder losing at a location Ri with references to a pharmacy named Adawn Temmon's. Details are unclear due to garbled wording and likely OCR errors.
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Meritol Towle
Adawn Temmon’s
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