Gray Men Tatter Toward Bloody Angle Seeks Duty
Gray men totter toward a bloody angle as the Immortal Brigade advances to Transverse Route of Charge. Vice President Marshall and Speaker Clark speak while Gov. Cox stirs support for giving Soldiers' Home at Johnson City to Confederates. Regular Army tribute today and President Wilson to speak.
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Gettysboro
Tener
Gettysburg Reenactment Mirrors Pickett Charge Past
At Gettysburg Battlefield on July 3 a Gray- clad re-enactment of Pickett’s Charge was staged with about 150 Virginia veterans, marching up Cemetery Ridge, a Confederate flag, a faded banner, and the Philadelphia brigade wall scene under a Dixie band, followed by speeches, handshakes, and a medal presentation amid lingering heat and solemn reminiscence.
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Majk W. Bentley
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Virginia
Dixie
Second Army Corps
Philadelphia Brigade
S.A. Battery
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Historan
Lieut
Cushing
Gray
Secord Corps
Amity
J Hampton Moore
Pee
Maj. Bentley
South
John Wanamaker
W. H. Turpin
Fifty-third Virginia
Gettysburg Reunion Hails Unity as Confederate Veterans Amass
A vast Gettysburg reunion sees Confederate veterans mingle with Union supporters as speeches by Vice President Marshall and Speaker Clark urge reconciliation. Governors Cox and McCreary praise patriotism while calling for a Confederate soldiers home transfer to federal care. President Wilson to attend events and review military tributes.
City Ice Plant Strike Faces Court Injunction
Cincinnati operates eight seized nonunion ice plants under court scrutiny as Mayor Hunt seeks relief from the city, ice shortages worsen famine, and agents weigh Sherman Antitrust implications while Saturday hearings determine injunction viability. Gov’t officials consider federal action. supply remains tight amid hot wave as Fourth of July demands bite.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Henry T. Hunt
Common Pleas Court
Mayor Hunt
Hunt
Cincinnati Ice Company
McReynolds
Middle West
Pugh
Spiegel
McPherson
Ice Trust
United States
Clincinnati
Five Hays Children Die in Home Fire Near Valencia
Valencia Pa July 3 five children of dairyman W W A Hays were burned to death when their home caught fire from an overheated stove. Ages ranged from eight months to eleven years. parents were in a pasture milking when the blaze began. The tragedy occurred early this morning and救 authorities reported no survivors among the youngsters. The family had planned a trip with rail service to Harpers Ferry Charlestown Bunim Point Wadesville and Winchester on Sunday July 6 aboard the Baltimore and Ohio line from Union Station Washington DC at 8:20 am returning the same day.
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Ethel
Howard
Mary
Willard
Robert Hays
Harpers Ferry
Charlentourn
Bunimit Point
Wadesville
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio
R. R
Union Station
Washington, D. C
Lady Sackville's Testimony in Scott Will Case Reveals Large Funds
London July 3 Lady Sackville testified in court that Sir John Murray Scott planned to leave her $6 million and much property though she framed their relationship as platonic. She detailed gifts to her father, jewelry, and household items, and noted the Scotts called her family the locusts while asserting undue influence as relatives seek to overturn the will.
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London
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Paris
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Enole ‘Park
Ker Tister
Washington
Sir Joan
Scotts
Oncce
Rascal
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George I
Duke of Dorset
America
Nady Sackville
Gorry
Walter Scott
Army Rifles and Pistols Meet Abandoned at Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas July 3 Col W A Shunk commander central department reveals the rifle and pistol competition scheduled for July 15 at Fort Leavenworth has been canceled. Speculation links the move to possible border service in Texas. No reason given. Also a Chicago headquarters message seeks an immediate report on horses needed to outfit the cavalry squadron stationed there.
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Kans
Col. W
A. Shunk
Central Department
United States Army
Fort Leavenworth
Texas
Col. Shunk
Department
Chicago
Battle at Kilkish Signals Greek Lightning Offensive
Saloniki dispatch says King Constantine orders eight Greek divisions to advance after disarming Bulgarians. At Kilkish the untrenched positions fell by bayonet after a marsh crossing. 8,000 Greeks drove a powerful assault, with Bulgarian losses high, amid a tense Balkan standstill and no formal war declaration.
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Ovtchepolye
Underwood-Simmons tariff bill moves through caucus
In a tight caucus the Underwood-Simmons bill gains approval with a plan to delay sugar cuts until March 1 1914 and set October 1 1913 as operative for new rates including wool oil and denatured alcohol. Hitchcock and Thompson pose defections while Louisiana senators may tilt fate as leaders vow no amendments.
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Finance Committee
House
Underwood-Simmons
Warning on lockjaw during Fourth of July celebration
Health department bulletin urges immediate wound treatment by surgeons to prevent tetanus during the Independence Day events. It cautions that antitoxin may not prevent infection and advises avoiding wounds. Also notes travel deal: 951.30 to Kanena City, Mo., and return on Baltimore and Ohio dates July 3 to 6 with return by July 20.
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Kanena City
Baltimore and
Ohio
A. BR
Free sugar in peril caucus approves bill
A binding resolution passes a critical caucus vote and moves toward final adoption by tomorrow. The measure projects 310 million dollars in revenue to the Senate with a September passage expected. Changes add denatured alcohol to the free list and set earlier session times while limiting debate.
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Senate debate schedule and tariff amendments outlined
The article details Senate plans for uninterrupted debate on a take measure with sessions starting at 11 then 10, a finance committee meeting led by Senator Simmons, and a target to report the bill by Wednesday. It anticipates passage by September 1 and outlines tariff changes including spool cotton, iron pipes, autos, denatured alcohol, raw furs, and a proposed 10 percent discount on duties for US built ships, which failed to pass.
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Simmons
Finance Committee
Wilson
Ashurst
JAIL FOR 2 MILITANT SUFFRAGETTES IN London
Two militant suffragettes Kitty Marion and Clara Gilveen were sentenced to three years penal servitude for setting fire to stands at Hurst Park on June 9 causing severe damage. Sylvia Pankhurst summoned to appear for Downing Street raid. several officials rearrested after hunger strikes.
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Kitty Marion
Clara Elizebeth Gilveen
Hurst Park
Miss Pankhurst
Sylvia Pankhurst
Downing Street
Militant
Suffragette Organization
Annie Kenney
Rachel Barrett
Harriet Kerr
Laura Lennox
Hcense
Lobby probes deepen as Mulhall case heats up
Senate lobby inquiry resumes with hearings on Wall Street and sugar interests. Edward Lauterbach and David Lamar to be questioned again as Mulhall documents go into custody. House seeks broader probe into currency lobbying and corporate influence, while Powell discusses lemon pricing amid California fruit grower disputes.
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California
Senate
Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Edward Lauterbach
David Lamar
Morgan
A. D. Baldwin
Cleveland
W. L. Bars
Charles D. Westcott
Washington
New York World
John T Wayland
House
Capitol
Henis
Tavenner
Illinois
Lamar
United States Steel Corporation
Martin
Stanley Steel Trust
Stanley
Ure
Italy
Dropped Case Against Broker in Norfolk Man
Police Justice today dismissed the case of real estate broker Robert Sommers accused of attacking his 17 year old stenographer Corrine Hirsch daughter of A Hirsch of Portsmouth. The defense sought trial by Justice Barron over Justice Pitt who had issued the warrant. Sommers and Miss Hirsch will marry soon, a delay caused by differing religious faiths.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Police Justicearron Today
Robert Somers
Corrine Hirsch
A. Hirsch
Portamouth
Harry E. Woolcott
Justice Barron
Pitt
Justice Pitt
Sommers
Miss Mirsch
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