Student Battalion Trains With Regulars At Burlington Camp
A Washington Post report details a Sham Battle at Burlington VI where student battalion cadets practice with regular army troops. Lieut Jones discusses college rifle clubs as the week of target shooting begins with Fort Henan Allen outdoors. George Washington University and Eastern High School provide top marksmen for the contests and prizes.
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Jones
Washington Post
Surington
United States
Stuara Heronlug
Sovet
Lavanee
Waahington
Albert 3
Natual Help Arnivelation
Vamp
Vollega
Luna
Fort Henan Allen
Burlingston
Hagin
Bouldon
Nitwaal Fire Association
George Fashington
Eastern High
Onalboy
Washington
Lewis Ross
Central High School
Ila
Washengton High School
Fraudulent 15000 Check Fails to Pass in NYC Bank
A forged check for 15000 drawn on a Philadelphia bank was attempted by an unauthorized man who tried to cash it for an auto purchase in New York. A van delivered seemingly valid credentials and a certified check stub, but the fraud was not detected until today. An officer contacted Philadelphia authorities as officials investigated the case.
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New York
Philadelphia
Natonal Hans
York
CIA
Ranning Company
Yoasieresy
Bank
Debas Fd
United States
Marland
Pennsylvania
Misalasippi
Louisiana
Republic of
Liberia
Sierra Leone
Fr. Webster
Upshur
Morgan
Ohio
Cumberland River
Burkesville
Obi River
Louisville
Kentucky
Hobson
Corydon
Ind
Cincinnati
Pomeroy
Judas
Buffington Ford
Virginia
Judah
Balleville
Mcarthur
Shackleford
New Lisbon
Columbus
Georgia
Sailors Killed and Wounded in Shipboard Drill Accident
New York reports seven sailors injured when a boat on the Walte Star Wher Battle dropped during a drill. The boat smashed into the water below, causing splinters and chaos. Steward Mathewind died later, with John J. Welker and other crew members severely injured. authorities fear more fatalities.
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New York
Mathewind
John J. Welker
Wilihon
Thomas Jones
Kpa
Patcick Hansard
Firaman
Tany Saaty
Woman sues railroad for alleged kiss damages
Miss Kathere Rees of Baltimore sues the Baltimore Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and John Ames in common pleas court seeking twenty five thousand dollars damages claiming Stewart kissed and hugged her on Tabert street during a 1907 incident.
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K. Keony
Railroad
Stewart
Tns
Naevington
Katherne Rees
Baltimore
Court of Common
Baltmore, Cheeapeake and Allway Company
John Ae.anys
Mambeldes
Erek
Woman Sues for Sixteen Years Wages from Employer’s Nephew
Mrs Annie Cho of Newark sues to recover 3876 from the estate of Michael Earls alleging she served as housekeeper and was married to the employer’s nephew then left without pay. The case cites a sudden death and an unsettled estate valued at Seid Olc.
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Annie Clark
Apedy
Wyehington
Markehake
Micaiel
Moe
Uch
Markeboro
Annie Cho
Sewark
Neprevna Vanett
Michael Earls
Ant
TWO SOLDIERS DIE IN CAMP WHEELER
Savannah reports two soldiers, Private Ben R Williams of the QuietHorse Light Infantry and Private Owen Baxter of Company A First Regiment, Augusta, died at Wheeler Camp after illness. District Militia Disbursing Officer Capt Thomas R Clark of the National Guard was appointed to oversee funds and promotions related to the militia.
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Savannah
Gadauya
Wheeler
Ben Ro Willams
Quiethorse Light Infantry
Owen Haxter
Ususta
Thomas R. Clark
Mathet National Guard
Distrit Milifta
Eral Harries
Gaph Clark Will Tooele
Fii
Disburya Funge
Cchla Creda Umdbe
Stha
Fidercy
Naval Milibe
Christian Science View on Disease and Thought
The Christian Science view argues disease is not in Truth or God but arises from belief within consciousness. It asserts healing comes through understanding divine Mind rather than matter, stating pain and illness have no real existence and that proof of healing comes gradually as thought aligns with spiritual truth.
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Bicknell Young
Christian Science Journal
Setenea
John
Moldy
Hoa Ja
God
Chile
Jobuarva
Jesus
Christ
Sciience
Christian Science
Coman
Onea
Inquirer
Chris van Aelches
Liberia Independence Day Celebrated Amid Reflection on Nation
Readers note Liberia marks independence on July 26 1847 when emancipated Afro Americans founded the republic on the upper Guinea coast. The piece traces early colonization support by American figures like Henry Clay and Thomas Jefferson, and recounts Liberia’s 19th century struggles and foreign interest in its welfare.
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Republic of Liberia
Col
Upper Guinea
House of Representatives
Liberia
van Root
Brate
Annealing
Congress
Jefferson
Root
Black Republic
Thomas Jeffferson
Virginia
Africa
Maryland
Henry Clay
John Randolph
United States
Sierra Leone
Intervala
Broiled Army Worm a Summer Treat in Birdland
Report from Washington notes army worms crossing Stanton Park pavement in heat wave. A sparrow seized a wriggling worm, then perched on a telegraph wire declaring the site for future meals. Grilled army worm in Washington becomes a lighthearted birds eye view of summer in the Hast.
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Etrest
Washington
Birdland
Debt eradicated for care of indigent insane district
Commissioners decide to wipe out the remaining debt of 710 591 to the United States for care of indigent insane. A total payment of 616 754 22 will be drawn from the district treasury balance, settling the obligation in one lump sum after prior partial payments. The action follows a law directing reimbursement of half the excess indigent care costs, with prior estimates and deficits cited.
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United States
Liner Strikes Iceberg En Route From London to Havre
The liner Allanner Scottem struck an iceberg in the Strait of Belle Isle while crossing from London to Havre. It arrived today undamaged, though a week late, with delays caused by heavy ice and prevailing conditions in the straits.
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Quebec
Allanner Scottem
Belle Isle
London
Havre
Shenandoah-Virginia Shippers Petition Dismissed
The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed the petition from Shenandoah Virginia shippers challenging existing freight rates from Shenandoah Valley and eastern Blue Ridge to New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington noting rate levels on apples remain unchanged and no adjustments were ordered.
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Shenandoah-Virginia
Apglea
Shenandoah Valley
Blue Rigge Mountains
Virginia
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Scot Wins King's Prize At Bisley Shooting Meet
Sergeant J. L. Dewar of the Royal Scots Territorial Regiment wins the King’s Prize after a near tie with Private A. G. Fulton of the Territorials. The event, part of the Nations Rifle Association meeting at Bisley, drew strong scores and close competition.
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Dewar
Furt
Bisley
Wineland
Nations Rifle Association
Sergt
J. L. Dewar
Royal Scots Territorial Régiment
A. G. “Fultonz
Territorials
Thei
Bhettle
Private Fulton
Auto Hits Tree in Racing Fatalities Near Hazleton
Two Berwick youths, Harry Clarke and Homer Dean, both about 19, died after their auto ran into a tree during an alleged race near Orangeville, Hazleton area. Dean died later from injuries. Clarke was killed instantly.
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Hazleton
Tuy
Berwick
Orangeville
Harry
Himer Dean
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