Military camp arrangements for battalion training in Camyt orway
Report describes MC A detachments under Arthur Lewis Smith and AG Welch overseeing setup at Camp Ordway for the Separate Battalion. Washington officials connected with the Washington YWCA, plus local volunteers, prepare the site with daily postings, mail, and volunteer stations.
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Camytorway
Arthur Lewis Smith
Army Navy
AG Welch
Washington Ywca
Camp Ordway
Washington
Army unit to begin training camp duties
A forthcoming training schedule details a regiment preparing for artillery duties and field operations. The report notes a unit will leave its camp and proceed to Fort Hat Vy and related stations, with specifics on departure times and destinations.
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al Fernnl Regiment
Nestren
Artillery on the March to Harpers Ferry
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Datnet and Regular Battery heading toward Harpers Ferry with mentions of mobilization, marching detachments, and potential troop movements. The readable items reference artillery units and a march route, but many words are garbled.
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Datnet
Regular Battery
Harpers Ferry
GarreTT Conciliatory Tone Amid Law Compliance Confusion
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases about obeying laws and speed limits. The passage mentions conciliation and officials but lacks clear events or dates. It reads as a disjointed note from a meeting or commentary with no verifiable actions or outcomes.
Seven Hurt on Trolley Car Collision Fatal for One
Seven people were injured when a trolley car collided with a telegraph pole at Minely Street. McCormick suffered a fracture and internal injuries, with passengers thrown to the floor and cut by glass. One passenger died from the crash.
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Tony
Minely
Far McCormick
Leach Named Director of Mint and San Francisco Office
In a prompt action the newspaper notes the appointment of Leach as Director of the Mint and Superintendent of the San Francisco office. He will assume duties immediately and succeed Mr Roberts when the latter leaves office on August 7. The report confirms Leach’s readiness to take up work at War gt and begin duties as the new head of the mint and its western office.
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San Francisco
Roberts
Rey Eprel
Coe Ganera
Lyaickis
Fiat
Leal
Sir Rob
Old River Steamer Burns After Sale of Corner Lot
A former excursion steamer the Samuel J Pentz burned to the waterline in the Alexandria channel at Giesboro Point, suspected incendiary cause. The vessel had ceased operation years ago, with hull later sold for junk to Joe Heath who stripped it for a river outing site.
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Samuel J Pentz
Alexandria
Giesboro Point
Wie
E H Nolte
al Coffita
Glesboro Point
Joe Heath
Heath
Young America
Dents
Washington
Tover View
Randall
Deaths Tied To Bereaved Kin In Oklahoma Tragedy
Woman and her brother die within days of each other in Oklahoma after a telegram informed of the brother's probable fatal illness. The sister was kneeling at the deathbed when the news arrived. Funeral plans were set for Wednesday for both siblings.
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Isaha
Lua
Boush
Oklahoma
Mr Ui
Tohomy Okla
Young Woman Murdered in Bed Room
A young alien woman named Cinandra Genel was found dead in her bedroom with a bullet wound to the heart. Authorities believe the murder began in Tel rhenugl and show no sign of a struggle or a motive. a man had no clear enemies, and the killer left no trace.
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Cinandra Genel
Jen
Tel Rhenugl
Speeding Charge Shocks Virginia Ex-Lieutenant Governor
Special to The Washington Fort Fort New York July 16 Joseph Wolara former lieutenant governor of Virginia was arrested at Baychester for driving thirty miles an hour. A Bleyele Policeman named Willard posted bail for his appearance in the Westchester Police Court tomorrow and Wolara went to the Buckingham Hotel downtown. He was not registered there at arrest but that is his town lodging. Willard runs the New Willard Hotel in Washington and directs several banks and trust companies in Virginia. Wolara served in the Spanish war on Fitzhugh Lee’s staff at Camp Columba and was lieutenant governor for four years. The police say George Montague and his brother Henry Montague, former congressman, were with Wolara. the governor of Virginia from 1802 to 196 was Andrew Jackson Montague, suggesting a jailhouse mix up of names.
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Washington Fort
New York
Joseph Wolara
Leutenant
Virginia
Baychester
Bleyele
Dion
Twain quits land travel in letter to Humorists
Los Angeles dispatch reports Mark Twain will not undertake land trips, citing a letter to Frank Thompson, secretary treasurer of the American Press Humorists. Twain, honorary dean of the group, had been expected to attend its fifth annual convention September 10, but the note indicates he will not make the voyage regardless of the outcome.
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Los Angeles
Mark Twain
Frank Thompson
Senright
American Preas Humoriats
Twain
Old Landmark Burns at Maryland House Stable and Baseball Park
Fire destroyed stables and the Maryland House on the old Totten estate near Seventh Street and Florida Avenue, threatening Freedmen Hospital. About fifteen horses burned or vanished, with significant losses to Holtman feed store, May Tisinger lumber yard, and other buildings. Total assessed losses near $70,600. Maryland House stock and baseball outfit damaged. the white team uniforms survived. Public alarm drew wide police, fire, and crowd response.
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W J Holtman
Totten
Arventh Street
Florida Avenue
Maryland
Wouie
Signen
Cross
Maryland House
Charlton
Marylind House
Waxtington
Norges
Chariton
Eawart & Nichol
Vermill
Dlsingers Lumber
Fue
FT May
Llosa
Ball Park
Boy Hit by Gates Auto In Long Island Crash
Thirteen year old Herman Bergaman was struck by a Gates auto on Huntington Long Island while a speeding car carrying John W Gates and two youths passed. He suffered internal injuries and was taken to Dr Gibson's office, then to Gates' home, with Deputy Sheriff Wea fining the chauffeur for speeding. The driver then continued to the Chateau des Heaux arts hotel as Gates and others left for the hotel.
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York
Herman Bergaman
Aining
John Wo Gates
Huntington
Long Island
WB Gibson
Corone
Suffolk County
Mir Gates
Chateau Des Heaux Arts
Sheri Wea
Frank Nulls
Justice Lovata
Bergaman Be
Dow
Wileborg
Gipsim
Gates
Lila
Alea
Goodrich Probed Disaster At San Diego Harbor
The Bennington gunboat suffered a catastrophic explosion on July 21, 1905, in San Diego causing 62 deaths and over 100 injuries. Rear Admiral Casper F Goodrich then commanded the Pacific Station and led the inquiry that blamed the catastrophe on the incident.
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San Diego
Bennington
Ergina
Casper F Goodrich
Liewt Goodrich
Pacific Station
Navy Magazine Explosion At Sea Sparks New Safety Review
A storm of blasts ripped through naval gun turrets killing and injuring sailors. Investigations found ignition of smokeless powder caused by a charge in an eight inch gun in the turret, prompting safety reviews and updated shutter devices. Eight or more men were hurt and two young sailors, both eighteen, were among the injured or fatally burned as the Georgia and Atlantic fleet prepared for a Pacific cruise.
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Naval
Kearsarge
Admiral Brownton
Bureau of Navigation
Untit
Department
Georgia
Ama
Salefac
Atlantic
Navy Department
Pacific
Brownson
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Officers Known Here After Georgia Explosion
Lieutenant Caspar Goodrich and Midshipman George Goldthwaite were among the commissioned officers killed in the Georgia explosion. Goodrich, son of Rear Admiral Caspar Goodrich, was a promising Navy officer born in Italy and appointed to the Naval Academy in 1907. Goldthwaite, born in Calvert, Texas, entered service in 1893 and joined the Georgia last March. The dispatch from Omaha lists next of kin and survivors.
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Goldthwaite
Caspar Goodrich
Faulkner Goldthwaite
Georgia
New York Navy Yard
Washington
Italy
Naval Academy
Texas
Calvert
Naval Service
Kentucky
Annapolis
George Goldthwaite
Hopkinstidle
John T Cruse
Nebraska
Thomas Cruse
Omaha
Maj Cruse
von Licot
Frederick T Cruse
Beaton
Navy Department
Quincy Mass
Hamilton
George Wo
Ington Aenue
Framingham Mass
Miller
George Charles Frient
New Fark
Vriest
Frankfort
Ind
Doha
Morgan Avenue
Trenton
Godert
Erroy Gilbert
Southwex
Haneely
Bight Avenue
New York
Ohio
Niry Mo Mcfionald
President Notified On July 1 About Disaster Report
News dispatches regarding the Guargia battle slip disaster reached Sagamon via Secretary Loch after official wires closed. No action or formal expression of sorrow would be issued by the president, as no information was sent to Roosevelt from loyal sources.
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Osh Bay
Roosevelt
Guargia
Sagamon
Loch
Sorrow at New York Yard
News of the explosion on board the battleship Georgia in Massachusetts Bay drew deep sorrow at the New York Navy Yard. Rear Admiral Casper F Goodrich, commandant, learned of his son Lieut Casper Goodrich's death. Admiral Goodrich and his wife hurried to Boston after greetings on return from Maine.
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Georgia
Massachusetts Bay
New Yor Navy Yard
Casper Goodrich
Casper F Goodrich
Virs Goodrich
Boston
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Admiral Goodrich
Maine
Cflcera
Lieut Goodrich
UNANCHORED MINES DISCUSSION AT THE HAGUE
The Hague reports July 16 show Argentina and several Latin American states pressing for a clause in the American draft on pecuniary deposits. They seek to exclude state loans from the proposal on submarine mines. The debate covers anchored versus unanchored mines and neutral safety provisions.
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Hague
Argentine Republic
Imaco
Tekken
Pirates Loot Ship in Russian Steamer Robbery
The passenger steamer Sophia, sailing from Odessa to Simiay reaching near Dessatie, was seized by armed robbers sixty miles from port. Three pirates overawed the crew at supper while others looted a cash box of 00 rubles and 1600 rubles from passengers. They disabled engines, released steam, destroyed a lifeboat, and escaped ashore with no trace of them.
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Cable
Washington Post
Odessa
Sophia
Colum
Dessa
Russian Bank of Foreign Trade
Tée Croll
Pasengers
Dessatie
Four Fatally Hurt In Erie Train Wreck Near Foraker
An Erie passenger train leaving Marion to Huntington left the tracks near Foraker Ohio July 15. Four people were killed and several others badly hurt as the locomotive and cars plunged into a ditch. Fatally injured include baggage master McDowell of Marion fireman Pearl Goff of Kenton and Frank Everhart of Kenton. Badly injured include Allen McCafferty John Pedpres and Justin Brewer of Kenton. The cause is believed to be a split rail.
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Ene
Toledo
Ohio
Erie
Marion Olin
Huntington
Foraker
McDowell
Marlon Ohio
Pearl Goff
Kenton
Frank Everhart
Allen McCafferty
McGuffe
John Ped Pres
Kenton Ohio
Justin Brewer Argo
Abruzzi envoy thanks for courtly hospitality in America
The Duke of Abruzzi, who commanded Italian war vessels visiting the Jamestown Exposition, telegrammed Secretary Metcalf expressing great satisfaction with the reception given to him and his officers and men. He extends best wishes to Secretary and Mrs Metcalf and notes the uniform courtesy shown. The dispatch, sent from Quebec, accompanies his appreciation. Funeral of Mrs Mendenhall today.
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Abruzzi
Jamestown Exposition
Metcalthes
Metcalf
Quebec
Edwards to Plead Today in District Supreme Court
Charles A Edwards a Democratic Congressional committee secretary is indicted for alleged assault with a dangerous weapon on Alexandra Garland. He will be arraigned before Justice Anderson this morning. The district attorney asked Edwards to appear and enter his plea as bond is set at a high amount.
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Charles A Edwards Secretari
Democrat ¢ Congressional Committee
Grand Jers
Alexandra Garland
Justine Anderson
District Supreme Court
Taiwards
Lasing
Baker
Daniel Tamghran
Fifer
Edwards
Weather and river conditions with forecast and flood notes
Weather outlook covers Lake region and Lower Lake area with arable prospects. Special flood warnings issued for the Maco River between Kane City and Hermaca as conditions threaten the area. Temperature readings span early morning to evening with sun chances and high tides noted. Yardmasters office in Jersey yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad burned yesterday evening. engine company responded but fire not suppressed.
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Kane Cly
Hermaca
Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
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