Army officers clash over infantry leadership reform
Army and Navy officers react to Col Robert L Bullard's critique of infantry training and its comparison with artillery. The Infantry Association defends the branch, urging Congress to consider the chief of infantry and related reforms while noting retirements and ongoing staff discussions.
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Eighth Infantry
Journal of Military Service Institution
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Miliary Seniee
Navy Plans and Specifications for New Battleships
The Navy approved plans and specifications for two large battleships to surpass British Dreadnoughts in defense and offense. Details were submitted to Congress, kept confidential, and bids will be opened June 20. Also reported are naval medical school activities, a mising nurse coverage inquiry, battleship Mississippi and Idaho under construction, and submarine torpedo boat tests scheduled for Newport. The piece covers citizenship for alien sailors, Marine Corps savings deposits, rifle team preparations, and officer postings including Leonard in Pekin and Lepharil in Manchuria.
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Fort Myer
Thirteenth Cavalry
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Ar- Hilter
Camp Perry
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Wei Department
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Octopus
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Db W Taylor
BT Walling
Williams
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Frank H Sadler
Marine
George I" Eliott
Marine Corps
Frank D Evans
St Louis
Thomas Holcomber
Edward A Greene
Marine Barracks
Crans
Marine. Corps Rifle Range
Williamsburg Va
Creedmoor
Canty Perry
Henry Leonard
Warne Corps
United States
Legation
Pekin
Harbin Manchuria
Roeken
Liberan
Europe
Chiede
Lepharil Ie
Chine
Tiehlain
Warine Corps
Edward R Lowndes
Cuba
Naval
Nosrd
Thomas Borden
Army Tuberculosis Hospital
Fort Bayard
Lowneys
Borden
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Elixir Babeck as Preventive for Malaria and Fevers
Advert says Elixir Babeck prevents malaria and intermittent fevers for over 25 years. Claims it fights chills, fever, and nerving weakness without quinine or narcotics. Promotes use during warm seasons and urges purchase at drug stores in 50 cent bottles.
Apprentices to Go West from Newport to Mare Island
The United States cruiser St Louis sailed from Newport today with 200 apprentice seamen aboard for transit to Newport News. Commander Reginald F Nicholson will then move them by land to Mare Island Navy Yard for Pacific duty, marking a westward assignment from the naval training station.
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St Louis
Newport News
Naval Training Station
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Mare Isisien Navy Yard
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Lieut Hutchinson Weds Miss Weaver in Utica Ceremony
Lieut Com B F Hutchinson of the protected cruiser St Louis wed Miss Helen Seymour Weaver at Trinity Church Utica at noon today. The bride’s father was a former law partner of Gov Seymour. The Rev John R Harding officiated. Minnesota returns from shakedown cruise to Virginia capes, joining the Atlantic fleet.
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St Louis
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Army Orders Detail Promotions and Station Reassignments
Army orders list officers detailed for militia encampment in Washington DC July 14 to 28 and various station changes. Promotions and duties include Maj John B McDonsld Fit Weath Cavalry, Capt Meares Kerth, Capt Arthur S Cowan, and others. transfers to San Francisco, Denver, New York, and the Philippines. naval vessel movements include arrivals at Beaufort, Norfolk, Newport, and more. several inspectors and duties updated.
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Tenth Cavalry
Wo Drew
John C Gregg
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Enantes
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Wndley
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Twente
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Charles P Stivers
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Porter
Erneste V Smith
Denver
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Warships at Jamestown Exposition Open Day Ferry
Excursion by steamer from Norfolk to Hampton Roads offers day and night views of the fleet and exposition grounds. President Roosevelt's visit looms as the event opens. Advance ticket sales at Arthur Smith’s are moving fast and seating limits will be enforced to ensure comfort.
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Arsenic in Milk and Wool Report Sparks Alarm
A chemical expert hired by cattlemen and sheep owners in western Montana reports detectable arsenic in cow milk and sheep wool from lands near copper mines. The finding, though not quantified for wool, suggests a measurable amount in milk, with claims of regional arsenic presence drawing university testing interest. The article notes arsenic's dual role as poison and medicine and calls for further investigation into western land usage and safety implications.
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Montanra
Iowa
Paper Thief Fiancee Mystery and Boarding House Anecdote
A boarding house keeper recalls a morning paper ruse where a late riser’s paper was read by others, provoking a public row and a breakdown of morning etiquette. The tale, drawn from Chicago News, blends miscues with a railway detective quip and a lighthearted elopement subplot.
Dangerous Child Illness Warning Ad for Cascarets Candy Tablet
A vintage promotional warning urges mothers to protect infants from stomach and bowel problems. It promotes Cascarets candy tablets as a safe, gentle remedy and emphasizes purgative use for nursing mothers at night, claiming many childhood illnesses stem from constipation and praising the product’s safety and efficacy.
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