Guardsmen Drill in Broiling Sun at Camp Roosevelt
Special to The Washington Post reports at Camp Roosevelt Mount Gretna Pa the Guardsmen endure blistering heat as Gen Crozier curates a mimic warfare drill tomorrow. District infantry and Second District Regiment practice trenching and engineering while a mock retreat through enemy country unfolds with cavalry harassing the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Taylor
Washington Post
Camp Roosevelt
Mount Gretna
President Roosevelt
Drisround
Crozier
Ordnay
Gen. Grant
Toanorrow
Sen
Grant
Twenty-third Infantry
Reagle
Cowles
Delaware
Fifteenth
Feld
L. M. Brett
F K. Koester
Regullara
Letanda
Lebanon
Washington Troops to Leave Camp on Saturday
The Washington contingent will depart the encampment Saturday after a miscommunication over dates. Gen Grant confirmed the unit must leave on Saturday, with West Virginia expected to arrive Sunday and the brigade to follow later, signaling a return by the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount
Xlip
Washington Outfit
Washington
Post
Grant
Washingtons
the Post
West Virginia
Mossbacks Spin Yarns To Wide Eyed Guardsmen
Camp Roosevelt Mount Gretna Pa July A weary District Guardsman hears a mugshark of the Fifth Infantry recounts soldiering joys and hardships as the regiment travels toward Peekskill. Comic misadventures include trains, wagons, rations, and a jovial colonel reacting to riders’ pranks and pitying New York beauties who lend a lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Camp Roosevelt
Mount Gretna
Fifth Infantry
Fort Ethan Allen
Washington
Hudson Valley
Peetskill
Vanderbilt
Vermont
Peekskill
Guam
Bam
New York
Defiant Woman Scalds Deputy in 2507 M Street Ejectment
Deputy U S Marshal Stephen Callahan tried to eject Mary Banieter from 2507 M Street Northwest for unpaid rent when she harbored inside and attacked him with hot water. Police and deputies subdued her. she was charged with assault and to appear in Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Street
Stephen B. Callahan
Mary Banieter
United States
Yes
Callahan
Shea
Ila
Wife Seeks Limited Divorce From Grande D Clements
Mrs Jane Clements filed in District Supreme Court for a limited divorce from Grande D Clements alleging ill treatment and desertion since their January 19 1888 marriage in Baltimore. They have a seven year old son and she seeks alimony and child custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Clements
District Supreme Court
Grande D. Clements
Baltimore
Negro Congress Begins Its Work
The Negro Congress opens with Mr. Bonaparte as a speaker and Bishop Gaines addressing the race while criticizing some whites. The Secretary of the Navy says blacks cannot rid themselves of white influence, while colored Bishop Gaines attacks Senator Tillman and Governor Vardaman, and targets insurance leaders. Mr. Dancy is among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Navy
Tillman
Gov. Vardaman
Insurance Heada
Mr. Dancy
Bonaparte
United States
Aon Dany
Pegroes
Bishop Gaines Advice For Youth Educate Thinkers Moral Conduct
Bishop Wesley J Gaines president of the Negro Young People's Christian and Educational Congress urges in a quoted speech to educate children and make them thinkers. He stresses saving money, moral character, respect for women, hard work, patience, discretion, and earnest conduct while advising friendship with white people and cultivating the Christian religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordemn
Wesley J., Gaines
Negro Young People's Christian and Educational Congress
Negro Young People Congress Opens With Noted Speakers
Delegates from nearly every state and foreign guests attended the second quadrennial convention in Convention Hall. Speakers included Charles J. Bonaparte and Henry L. West, with Bishop Gaines delivering the main address criticizing race prejudice. Bonaparte discussed future racial relations and the potential role of African Americans in American civilization.
Negro Religious Gathering Hears Roosevelt Praise And Debuts Chorus
Delegates at a large Negro religious assembly in the South hear widespread praise for President Roosevelt. Clergy speak as the Coleridge-Taylor Choral Society performs Hid Watha. Bookers T. Washington is expected to attend, with arrival anticipated Thursday or Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dancy
EH. Tt. Johnson
Philadelphia
H. E. Bowing
Norfolk
C. C.jacons
D. D
Sumter
J. ¥. Moreland
Charlotte
W. A. Credit
T. H. Jackson
Little Rock
Ark
S. Stout
George C. Clement
Lotte
G.T. Dillard
Columbia
A. C. Garner
Washington
Roosevelt
Naahille
Tenn
W. L. Lee
Zion Church
Wilmington
N. C
G. W. Willams
D.D
Williame-Farguson
South
J. FP. Wragg
American Bible Society
Atlanta
Hutch
R.H. Boyd
Drsp
Notional Baptist Publication Board
Nashville
Tent
John Potter
Catonaville
WW. Bailey
Jayman
M. E. Church
Parla
Tex
Amaira
Ber
W. A Founuiin
H. Holt Doyle
CM. B. Church
Shreveport
Lax
W. T. Vernon
Register -United: States
Smith
Hey. G
Blond and Brunette Fight in Runabout on New York Avenue
Two stylish women in a small wagon fought over the reins near Fourteenth street and New York avenue last night. A blond and a brunette battled for control, men intervened, a husband drove, and police sought names as the cab finally left with the brunet teetering toward victory while the blond sobbed and sought safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
Jr Street
D Fm
Freight committee of Jobbers and Shippers Association to push new members
The Freight Committee of the Jobbers and Shippers Association plans an afternoon meeting at the American Security and Trust Building to discuss rail rate disputes and present a case to railroad general traffic managers. Monroe Luchs expects full attendance as the group aims to recruit at least a quarter of new members, building a large committee to support the Greater Washington movement amid complaints of discriminatory rates and delayed redress from railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eixiat—Freight Com
Monroe Luchs
the Jobbers and Shippers’ ” Association
Washinilon
Rairoads
Fr ET
Consignee
Uy Ot
Canfion
Monbeard
Association
Washington
Board of Trade
Manufactures
Cammittee
Greater Washington
Si McKenzie
Fragmentary note on town season and steady business
A partial snippet mentions a town season and steady business growth though the message is garbled. It references commerce and economic activity but lacks clear names places dates or events to anchor specifics. The readable fragments suggest ongoing commercial prosperity without concrete details.
Growth of Back Creek Aut and Wagon Works Expansion
The firm purchased a tract of ground in Georgetown comprising four lots and an avenue fronting twenty feet on twenty sixth street. The new ground expands the company’s plant, granting possession of most of the square and room for further growth. Margaret Carex sold land to Edgar A L for manufacturing use.
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Back Creek
Enbas
Georgetown
Agereeste
Mies Margaret Carex
Cvent F Manufacturing
Crectizig. A
Weather distress and unsettled patterns across the United States
A July weather summary notes a low pressure trend and unsettled conditions stretching from the Northeast to the Rocky Mountains. Showers occur in New England and the South Atlantic states while cooler air spreads west of the Rockies. An eastern period of unsettled weather is expected to begin midweek and persist several days, with variable winds and temperatures dipping along the west coast and remaining milder in the South.
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Annettie
Waathes
Phe
Lake Reglon
Packie
Court
End
New England
Atlantic
Phe Daksti
Nebraskn
Knees
Rg Ky Mountain
Gatin
Rocky
Reson
Queersity visitors tour Washington from Cincinnati
A party of twenty four Cincinnati women led by Frank E. Stevens and Thomas W. Still visited Washington for three days after touring Niagara Falls Buffalo Cleveland and Atlanta City. The group seeks a sight in the capital while raising funds for the Street Railway Employes Mutual Protective Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Riggs House
Frank E. Stevens
The
Pennsylvania
Thomas W. Stillident
Street Railway
Mke
Aiis
Suiveh
Washington
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Cleveland
Atlanta
Mallory
Welumas
Theobald
Rolf
Schmidt
Applegate
Fish
Ste
Altnier
Terney
Bis ‘Dickinson
Connor
Miss Schnell
Eh. Wiens
Miss Lockhart
Miss. Doyle
Pitter
Bank Hours Vary by Day and Weekend
The notice outlines banking hours and exceptions for specific dates each month. Weekdays start at 9 a.m. with varying close times, while Saturdays have limited hours in the morning and evening. The text contains many typos but conveys adjusted hours for patrons and weekend closures when dates fall on weekends.
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Ancered Wonan Scalds
U. 5
Mrs. Clements
Negro Congress
MR. Bonaparte
Bishop Gaines
Union
Negro Young People’s Christian and Educational Congress
Fifth
L Strasty Northwest
Charles J. Bonaparte
Henry L. West
John C. Dancy
M. W.D. Norman
Congress
Bondrarte
West
Gaines
Benjamin BR. Tilman
South Carolina
Vardathen
Mississippi
Mooney
Job
Om A. Sociah Nevel
Torday
America
Brothers
Virginia
Maryland
Washington House
Newcastle
National Capital Brewing
Zoe
Vdgein
Specia
Sanders É Stayman Co
F ‘St
Andard’ Thermonmater
River Bulletin
Betry
Rivera
Naval Academy
Washington Pos
Annapolis Md
C. John FB Wager Jy
Glimarion
N. H
Lawrence A. eTaughlin
Jonesboro
Te ‘Naval Academy
Mtall
Anneville
Atlantic City
Bromarsk
Boston
Chicago
Gale
Cheyenne
Towa
Denver
Davenport
Galveston
Helena
Tndianopolis
Ind
Jacksonite
Marinette
Memphis
Nepr Orleans
New Fork
Xarth
Omaha
Nebr
Pittsburg
Pace
Springfeld
Vicksburg
M. Ue
Bun Fitey
Peter Grogan
Seventh St
Health Department
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Geo.m. Oyster, Jr
Conn. Ave
Tixas
Massachusetts Avenue
Protective ‘Association
O'Sullivan
Eame
Priés
National ‘Hoz Mfg, and Repair Co
Washington, D
Sfsqllnan Rubber
Lowell
Mass
Ee Christian Xander
California
7Th St
Home Savings Bank, Ith and
Mass. Ave, N. W.f
7Th
H Sts. N
7Th Sts. W
Lea, & Perrins
Ular -Price
Bartlett Price
Brice
Sweat
Atlantic & Pacific Oe Bain
Qin All Merkers
Penn. Ave
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Duffy
Dufy
Rochester
N.Y
Aefe
Wilkens-Sheiry
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