Turbulent Race Amid Central Team Showdowns and Court Notes
The report describes Central Team A led by Captain Myn Kelly with West Sneut C L yacnees and Second Liet B R Head competing intensely, with moves executed precisely and mixed opinions among observers. It also notes a 75 to 60 style contest draw and mentions a separate legal item: Platt to receive $25,000 lump sum plus monthly installments under a separation pact, with further details about divorce and finances under New York law.
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Las
Erst Place
Myn Kelly
West
Lyacnees
Conditim Laat Sane
New York
New Tax on Banks Targets Government Deposits
The government plans a new tax on bank deposits holding public funds, totaling about 72 million dollars nationwide and around 4 million in the District of Columbia. Banks would pay at least 1 percent annually on these deposits, with higher rates possible. Temporary and regular depositories face the levy on all existing and future government funds, with substantial impact on District banks where roughly 4 million sits. The Treasury argues the tax is a circumstantial burden to support public finances, while bankers warn it could reduce earnings and usage of funds.
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Columiia
Wuch
Treasuy Department
Fikure
Charles C Glove
Riggs Natonal Bank
ES Walker
Metropostal Bank
Ackel
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Treasury Department
Fragmented Drill Winners List From 19th Century Muster
A long OCR fragment lists sergeants corporals and captains with scattered surnames and units, mentioning drill winners and company lines. It references multiple ranks from sergeant to captain, assorted names such as Alleger St Clair Brown Brahl and Wells, plus various company and battalion hints like 19 mary, 1882, 1900, 1901. The legible items point to a historical drill or muster listing with many unreadable gaps.
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Alleger
King
T St Clair
T. Leubkert
L. H
Brown Corporais
Jeffrey Ro Youne
Brahl
Seller
Hodges Freates
M Brown
Uredekamp
Carpeores
BOC
Cra
Collina LG
Feasenden
Flemer
Frasier
Frazier
Fuller
William Wo Eisher
Ballantyne
Cobsugh
Compan
Mary D
Svidan
Fleart
Buvalt
Empeny
Fiss
Pfion Tivards
Mer
Ogien
Door
Satteg Fomnay
Alfred
Joseph
Ap Ouiles Yoong Company
Fred Emump
George
Kelty
New Tax on Banks Rate to Be One Percent
Provision in currency law imposes a one percent tax on banks affecting about 4 million dollars in the district coffers. The measure covers 272 million nationwide with funds held by national banking associations designated as regular deposits. Exempts money used for crop movement under the legislation.
Barnyis Court Fight Over Horse Restraint Case Session
In a Tet era legal clash between Soomt Pat ny and his wife Tem e tadax Hatomer, Clark Burdick faced by the Soperoe court. A plea sought to restrain the wife from keeping horses she previously cared for, linked to Frances Farm. The judge set proceedings for the October term at the court.
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Gamgls
Pat Ny
Tadax
Hatomer Val Ois
Mimsel Clark Burdick
Soperoe
Frances Farm
The Physic Habit and Calloused Bowels
A historical caution describes how repeated irritation of a spot leads to a callous, and applies the idea to bowels. It warns that using salts or pills to imitate cleansing grows hard, retards natural action, and forces constant physic, with escalating doses.
Government funds as bank depositories in crop relief
The article discusses government funds used to move crops and support related expenditures. It notes banks designated as regular depositors receive government deposits to cover essential government outlays, and banks have shown reluctance to be depositories, with no tax placed on these regular deposits.
Visits West Point With Diminished Public Interest
West Point New York hosts the annual June exercises of the United States Military Academy as public interest wanes due to premature graduation of the fret class. A board of visitors arrives led by Lieut Gen Young, L S A, retired, along with H Higginson, G Patton, and Capron among others. They find their visit canceled by the last Congress and learn there are no duties to perform during the exercises. The visitors plan to stay until the end of the program next week.
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West Point
United States Military Academy
Gen & Bmw
Young _L $ A
Yellowstone
Park Wyoming
Higginson
Boston
Charles H Hough
New York City
Bear
Greg George S Patton
Los Argeles
Morgan G
Bulkeley
Hartford
Capron
Sillwater
John CG Chanes
Sullhan
de Fourteres
Navy Doctor on Trial in Forged Checks Case
Navy physician Dr Spear faces trial on charges of stealing and cashing forged checks linked to a Washington apartment case. Witnesses describe his confession as due to booze. Secret Service and Navy officials testified to handwriting matches and the exchange of funds totaling $263.69. The court declined to dismiss the insanity plea, and restitution had been made. Spear, a Yale graduate, served as a naval surgeon and was later connected to the Washington naval hospital.
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Secret Service
Sigeon David
Wesington Rays
Aldiiman
Mae Oro
Navy
Supreme Court
Washington
Ivy 3
Spear Jain Wasington
Willppear
Accus
Speirs
William J Barnetts
Rosset
Nel H Dirkson
Bo Loveen Sarg
MO Pyean
Lane T P Meadwell Basset
Benedict
Spear
Grow
de Spear
Witkie
Sirgeon Spear
Apertors
Wilkie Testinen
Snear
Booze E G Wright
Pay Inspectors Office
Wilkie
Washington Chamber Plans Fund Drive for G A R Dedication
The Washington Chamber of Commerce leaders discussed financing for the G A R dedication and urged support to raise funds for the event. They planned a joint event with the Board of Trade, a baseball game with the Women for Tag Day, and a fireworks display on the Monument grounds to aid the playground association.
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Trade Board
Playground Associaton
Beli
Ehiiman
Fraderu
Gommerce
Clirge
Raive
Ilex
Clarence
Nomentya
Board of Triage
National League
Washington Playground
Chamber of Commerce
Urange
Camerati
Women of Washington
Conress
Wallace Radcliffe
Jonmin
Wendell
Staword
Walter
Johnston Thomas Grant
T Townsend Thomas
Ogram
St Porter Company
Moore
Whumap Arid
Imig
WingheR Fetes Troops Camp Broken Today Ride to Knoxville
Camp to be broken at Winchester in nine days cross country march to Knoxville thirty six miles away. Company G first Regiment Distt National Guard enjoyed hospitality from Winchester citizens. Troops entertained by locals, several injuries reported from riding exhibitions, march to Brunswick after tents raised at Knoxville.
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Waglington Port Wiechester
National
Frank
Fs Ormitt
Lieut Johnson
Wincestec
Schmudt
Coster
Foster
J D Stout
Harry J Staut
Mrs Holmes Conrad
Winchester
Washington
Capt Bean
Thecack
Knoxville
Judge Smith
Brunswick
Reading B and C Alliance Shorter Trunk Line Cut Off
The Reading and B and C alliances push a shorter trunk line by tying together key routes. President Murray of Baltimore will join as a director of other roads in a deal outlined tonight. The plan aims to connect Pittsburgh to New York, Chicago, and the western via a streamlined route reducing major detours.
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Murray
Waringtor
Prt
Pittsburg
Tollang
Oscar G. Maray
Baltimore
Uho Hathyad
New York
Gia
Ng Systems
New Yorké
Clitage
Sigjenshurd
Ohio
Washington Baltimors
The Sunday Post’s Illustrated Magazine Section Feature
The magazine promises no equal in its illustrated pages and fiction from famed authors. Foreign news is carefully chosen and timely, with accurate illustrations. The Sunday Post is praised as superior to other Sundays and a staple visitor in households.
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Sunday Post
The Sporting Post Pink Paper Promotes Thorough Coverage
The Post’s sporting section, printed on pink paper, dedicates extensive space to outdoor and indoor sports. It chronicles baseball results, running events, billiards, auto racing, yacht contests, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and every feature of the sporting world in accurate, comprehensive fashion each Sunday.
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Post
Sunday Post
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