Washington Post Jamestown Trip Contest Calls for Subscriptions
The Washington Post announces a Jamestown Exposition contest offering a ten day trip to Jamestown as the prize for the most popular reader in the District. Candidates urged to rally subscriptions and ballots, with rules about reporting and delivery to ensure valid entries.
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Retired General Humphrey Replaced By General Aleshire
Long-serving Quartermaster General Gen Humphrey retires on own request after a career spanning Spanish American War to Philippine campaigns. Maj Gen James M. Aleshire named to succeed, bringing extensive staff and horse-judging experience. Also notes past quarrel with Col Roosevelt and Humphrey’s impact on army logistics and the Cuba and China campaigns. A press note mentions a Jamestown Contest offering a ten days trip to the Exposition.
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War Game On At Newport Defenses Foiled Night Run
War Department maneuvers in Narragansett Bay feature a mock attack on Fort Adams by the quartermaster steamer General Robert Swadout. Regulars discovered the vessel during darkness and opened fire as searchlights swept the harbor. Fort Adams and Fort Greble will enforce strict discipline through the two week exercise with Rhode Island National Guard units to join next week. Assistant Secretary Newberry returns to act as Navy Secretary during Metcalf's absence. Brazilian cruiser Borrego 18 visits Annapolis for midshipman inspections as officers relocate and ship movements are announced along various ports.
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Cavalry Journey 650 Miles From Fort Riley to Fort Sheridan
Fort Riley Kans July 1. The first squadron of the Thirteenth Cavalry will start from Fort Riley July 2 for Fort Sheridan Ill. The 650 mile journey over a 60 mile route spans 44 days with 34 marching days. Several officers receive leaves and transfers. many to report to posts in Arizona New York and the Philippines.
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Grape-Nuts Promises Nervous System Strength
An old time health note advises seasonal care for hot weather and praises Grape-Nuts as a prime builder of the nervous system. It claims the cereal provides pre digestible nutrition, sequencing nerve support with albumen and phosphate, and notes wide availability and the slogan There’s a Reason. Read The Road to Wellville in peace.
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Zionists Plan Bank to Fund Palestine Development
At New York State Legislature, Zionists seek a bank open only Saturdays and Jewish holidays. Profits to Palestine development. Stock already 360,000 with pledges for early legal passage. Brooklyn merchant Nathan Prenski and partners head the venture. Branches planned in major cities with a focus on aiding Jewish East Side communities.
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