Battle reports from Eddyville to Middleboro
Dispatches describe a fluid clash between Red and Blue forces near Eddyville and Middleboro with Gov Draper fleeing to safety as smoke, artillery and infantry maneuver through surrounding towns. Spies are rounded up in Taunton and reports of bridges, river crossing tactics and wagon trains populate the lines.
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Ideal
William H. Brigham
Middlebore
Blue Army
Robbins
Red Army
Eddyville
Middleboro
Rea
Couta
Gov. Draper
Bla
Ik Wad Gil
Lake
Vile
Taunton
Witch
Nes
Treg
Abldhera
Rent Molyeke
Roxbury Horse Guards
Bilss
Rock Station
Ihe
Wi Weinies
Ndt Engineers
New York
Leo
Marche
East
Ieromtiven
Berkely Velde
Taunton Tiver
Leant
Uke
Aiar
Say Roads Discriminate In Salt Lake Rates
Ogden fair managers allege Salt Lake City receives better railroad rates. Mischaracterized passenger fares favoring Salt Lake City are charged by Weber lub and the Intermountain Fair Association at Ogden against Oregon Short Line and other railroads serving the Rocky Mountain region. Complaint filed with Interstate Commerce Commission details a special fare for round trips to Salt Lake City for Mormon meeting attendees and for those going to the State fair at Ogden.
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Ogden Fair
Salt Lake City
Osderlin
Weberlub
Intermountain Fair
Ogden
Oregon
Rocky Mountain Territory
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sal Lake City
Mexican Quake Felt Here and in Mexico City
An earthquake felt in Mexico City and Washington was recorded by the weather bureau seismograph starting at 2:45 AM and lasting about an hour. Authorities estimate the quake originated about 2,500 miles away, likely from the California or Pacific coast region.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Washington
Guerra
Selamograph
Weather Bureau
245 & M
California
Pacifi Coast
Vistaty
District 15 at Front Exposed in Red Blues War
District National Guard units near Middleboro Massachusetts prepare for a dawn clash as the Blues and Reds engage in a campaign across hostile terrain. The guard, aided by New York cavalry, plans to advance toward Middleboro with hopes Boston will fall and the war end soon.
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District National Guard
Rock Station
Mass
Masachusetts Malltiamen
Army of the Blues
Wiles
Midleborg
Army of the Reda
Boston
Blue Army
Washington
District Guard
New York Cavalry
Middleboro
New York Guard
New Jersey Cavalry
Connecticut
Iiddieboro
Ben, Harries
Massachusetts
Taunton
Morton Homestead
Army of the Reds
Record by a Marine Captures Catrow Cup Victory
Marine corps marksmen dominated at Camp Perry Ohio winning the Catrow Cup and a share of twelve prizes. Sergt J H Hingle of New York set a world record at seven shots ranging 800 900 and 1000 yards. Capt C H Lyman earned eighth prize. Cort W A Fragner and Private George Farnham also scored well. Canada declines Palma Trophy entry due to sight rules.
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Canada
Camp Perry
Ohio
Ave
United States Marine Corps
Sergi J. H. Hingie
New York
Hingle
National Association
Col
H.C. Carrow
Ghlo
Ohio State Rifle Association
Cort W. A. Fragner
Sgeorge Farnham
C. H. Lyman
Lasey
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Gmmail Arms
Rofiilamen
Araé
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Yaa
J.-H. Hingler
Marine Core
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Farnham
Marie Corps
C.F. Qaborno
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F. Bradley
U. 9
Mayet
F. Grma
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MMT
Dominion Hite Association
Te Aectnion
Frederick Fetden
Felch
Diablet National Guard
Pennsylvania
Pareticipate
War Department
National Rifle Association
United States
Washington
William W. Cookson
Infantry
George G.dennison
Frank W. Fair
Ralph Aldermann
Ordna Ee Department
Harry C. Catiwell
Richard Powers
Charles Putnam
Louis A. Clausel
Thomas Brown
John F. Mates
John H. Cote
Joseph D. Shriver
A. C. Calt
J. R Fehr
Thomas F. Moanally
Coxeh
Mullard B. Hodgs
Fantry
Quarte
Sweet Briar College Catalogue View for Women Readers
Sweet Briar College presents its catalogue for women with details about programs and admission. Dr. Mary K K Benedict is listed as president, with contact at Box 28 Sweet Briar, Virginia.
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Sweet Briar College
Addraak
Mary KK. Benedict
Box
Sweet Meier
Women delegates lead debate on eugenic topics in Indiana session
In a heatedpanel discussion a third of the audience were women. Mrs Deborah A. Preeks and Mrs L R Eastwood spoke for harsher measures including chloroforming idiotic individuals. Delegates laughed as the idea circulated. Connecticut and California reportedly followed Indiana in stance. The motion to suppress Dr Sharn's paper was not voted on.
Indiana Plan Debated at Prison Congress
In Sesttie Washington Aug 16 delegates at the American prison congress debated a plan called the Inalsna plan which would involve a surgical treatment of criminals. A doctor’s paper advocating the idea was read but some delegates urged suppression on biblical grounds and objected to the proposal.
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Sesttie
Wash
Sharp
Monetary Commission Meets in New York Session
The national monetary commission appointed by Congress under the currency reform law conducted executive sessions in New York on August 16. Chairman Senator Aldrich led a group that included Senator John W. Daniel of Virginia and Representatives Howard B. Vresland of New York and John W. Weeks of Massachusetts as they prepared for further discussions at a hotel venue.
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Aldrich
New York
National Monetary Commission
Congress
Elttings
Esma
John W. Daniel
Virginia
Howard B. Vresland
John W. Sweeks
Massachusetts
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