Planning Guard Camp Liberty At Harpers Ferry This July
The District National Guard officers plan an annual encampment at Harpers Ferry starting July 14. Gen Harries and aides reviewed the site, with limited changes from 1904 setup. Passes will let soldiers leave camp for hours, and three Bolivar Heights farms will serve as parade grounds. Pay rolls through June 30 are ready, and drills to improve efficiency were discussed alongside rifle practice and heligraph signaling.
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Harpers Ferry
Harries
District National Guard
Militia
Adjutant General
Guard
Brett
Neumeyer
Wiliam A Duvall
W. E Chase
Duncal L. Buss
Mount Gretna
Bolivar Heights
National Guard
Twe
Congress Heights
Alumni Meeting at Business High School Tonight
The Business High School Alumni Association holds its annual meeting at 8 pm at the school on Ninth Street and Raode Teland Avenue. Officers will be elected as the group notes its most successful season, with strong interest in all activities and a slate of executive and advisory board members currently listed.
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The
Business High School
Ninth Street
Raode Teland Avenue
Persorms
W C Sullivan
Hermon C Metcalf
Grace L Hurlbutt
G Herd Mattingly
Raymond W Pullman
Dempster M. Smith
Ruth W Bowie
Charlee A Jones
J. Ezra Troth
Jease C. Suter
Wiliam G. Stuart
Madge Sterley
Charles C. Lamborn
Clara Babcock
Henry E Stringer
T. L. Speiden
J. Henri Wagan
Arthur ©. Houghton
Paul Keyser
Ida M Atchison
J. W. Manning
Roberta King
J. Fant Carraney
Otte Perry Corbett
Elmer Trey
Monument Unveiling Delayed by Sulzer No-Show
A crowd at Arlington waited for over an hour for a speech by William Sulzer of New York to dedicate Capt John Wins’s monument. No message arrived, and ceremony proceeded with Edith Simonson drawing the flag cord. Capt Daniel Kelley, designed the shaft and led fundraising, with several Revenue Cutter Service officers and relatives in attendance.
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William Sulzer
New York
Arlington
John Wins
United States Revenue Cutter Service
Edith C. Simonson
Port Richmond
Staten Island
Collins
Mr. Suizer
Daniel F. Kelley
Revenue Cutter Service
John Collins Kelley
Joseph C. Simonson
Misa Lottie Decker
D. B. van Name
Misa Vivian van Name
Revenues Cutter Service
Wertz G. Ross
J. Q. Walton
F. C. Billard
L. C. Covell
B. M Chiswell
C. S. Root
The
Tenant Wins Suit Over Rent After Vacating Flat
Justice of the Peace Mills ruled in favor of Hugh Hollis in a Berkshire Chapin street case against J L Karrick owner of the Berkshire. The decision held that surrender of keys and owner entry followed by repairs and relet at a different rent voided the remaining rent due and that the monthly payment clause did not trigger acceleration when the tenant left before term end. The self renewing lease did not accelerate payments on vacancy.
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Washington
Justice of the Peace Mills' Court
J. L. Karrick
Berkshire
Chapin Street
Hugh Hollis
Internal Revenue Bureau of the Treasury
Mills
George Washington University Opens Division of Education
The university will launch in autumn a new division of education to strengthen public schooling and may later become a national teachers college. It aims to promote educational science, prepare teachers for advanced public school roles, raise professional standards, and improve public education efficiency. A teacher appointment bureau will assist graduates in finding positions at no charge, led by President Charles W. Needham and experts such as Dr Williston Hough and Dr Elmer E H Brown.
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George Washington University
Division
Division of Education
Teachers’ College
Charles W. Needham
Williston Hough
William C Ruediger
Elmer EH. Brown
United States
William E. Chancellor
George E. Myers
Willard S. Small
William W. Black
Stephen E. Kramer
Clergy Not at Fault In Wolf in Sheep's Clothing Tale
In a candid letter from Cleveland Plain Dealer, H. Fitnam defends clergymen against blanket blame for sensational or criminal conduct cited by The Post. He asks if a wolf in sheep's clothing affects mutton quality and recalls jokes about weather and umbrellas during a Mexico visit.
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Corning
Post
H. Fitnam
Cleveland Plain Venter
Mexico
Trees to Fight Flood to Prevent Sudden Thaws
Pittsburg reports a chamber of commerce plan to plant vast headwater forests to trap moisture and avoid rapid thaws. The scheme would cost millions, require years to show results, and involve Forest Service and Appalachian Reserve officials assessing feasibility alongside a $25,000 federal pilot appropriation.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Virginia
New York
Maryland
Hven
Congress
Forestry Bureau
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Wiliam L Hall
Appalachian Mountains Forest Reserve
New York Money Outlook Signals Large July Disbursements
New York July 1 disbursements will be unusually large as half yearly settlements loom. Markets pause amid cautious participation and heavy obligations. NYC bonds totaling 29 million are to be sold this month while Northern Pacific stock subscriptions exceed 11 million. Banking reserves at NY clearing banks sit around 4.51 million, down from last year. Nationwide bank reports show loan growth and steady cash, with interior banks recalling credits from New York. Treasury recalls 20 million in deposits, delaying redemption effects. Foreign gold movements release pressure as Paris and Bank of France show strain ahead of July.
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New York
New York City
New York Clearing House
Washington
Joans
Clearing House
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Paris
New Haven
Bank of France
Mrs. Walter Weed Named Regent of Norwalk DAR Chapter
Mrs. Walter Harvey Weed, former vice president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, elected Regent of the Norwalk Connecticut Chapter. The chapter is the largest in the state and Weed, once a city resident, is noted as a strong speaker and organizer with potential nomination for president general two years away.
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Walter Harvey Weed
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Norwalk
Conn
Land
Weed
Lmnatiier
Hill
A. R
Cadets Plan Ocean City Camp With Cadet Club Help
High school cadet committee meets at temporary headquarters on Fourteenth and G streets NW to discuss arrangements for the annual encampment to be held at Ocean City New Jersey. The plan includes a sea trip via Norfolk and Philadelphia and two days at the Jamestown Exposition with the Cadet Club aiding preparations. Raymond Nash and J D Anderson are noted for supplies and cook house supervision.
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Ocean City
N. J
Norfolk
Philadelphia
FL HL Linthicum
F. Eastern High School
W. J. Bland
Western High School
Raymond Hart
Claude ©. Taylor
Central High School
M. C. Auer
Work Awaits 40 000 Men in Northwest Lumber and Rail Jobs
W C Alford explains in Spokane on June 16 that eastern Washington Oregon and northern Idaho mills require 20000 more workers and railroads need similarly many. The Western Pine Shippers Association seeks 20000 additional hands with agents sent as far as Maine. W W C Alford says 60000 men are needed to keep 20000 employed with wages high, workers paid 45 to 60 a month plus board in woods and 3 60 to 10 a day in mills. He notes labor shortages due to prosperity and higher pay elsewhere.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Norther Pacific
Northwest
H .N. Kennedy
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Western Pine Shippers’ Association
James P McGoldrick
McGoldrick Lumber Company
E . Cartier van Dissel
Phoenix Sawmill Company
John C. Barline
Washington Mill Company
Maine
W.W. C. Alford
United States
Canada
Bold elevator boy foils gunman in Wyoming apartments
Gloster Peterson, a colored elevator operator, faced a desperate robber who demanded money. The quick thinking teen hid the gunman, triggered a safe ride to the top floor, and alerted residents, leaving the desperado waiting on the stairs until the elevator resumed and found the lobby empty.
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Gloster Peterson
Wyoming Apartments
Gloster
Young girl dies in cab near Pennsylvania Station
Mildred Ewing, a fifteen year old from Northern New York, died in a taxi while being driven home from the Pennsylvania Station to 3000 Eleventh Street Northwest. She had TB and had recently been at a health resort. Her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Twing were with her after being summoned.
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Mildred Ewing
Pennsylvania Station
New York
Eleventh Street
Charles Twing
Washington
Mildred
William E. Dennison Buried in Congressional Cemetery
Funeral services for William E. Dennison were held yesterday at his home 406 SF Street NW with Rev. Clement Brown presiding. Delegations from Royal Arch Masons Knights Templar Mystic Shrine and Freemasons attended. Interment followed with Veterans wreaths and psalm services at Congressional Cemetery.
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William E. Dennison
SF Street
Clement Brown
Church of the Ascension
Columbia Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Columbia Commandery
Knights ‘Templary
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
New Jerusalem Lodge
Dennison
Congressional Cemetery
Psnendc
Bear Raids On Stocks Signal Mixed Market Tone
Optimism persists among New York bankers and business leaders about the general financial situation despite a mixed stock market. Weather and Milliken Bros. failure weigh on sentiment as traders foresee retrenchment and cautious demand for investments, with government actions and wheat prices shaping near term moves.
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New York
Wall Street
Far Worse Loes From the Bellsmere American
Mrs Youngbride sobs that a wife in the community has shattered her home. A horrified friend asks if the husband has been enticed away, but the text hints at a deeper scandal and community gossip in Bellsmere.
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Bellsmere
Pensions Inquiries From Soldiers and Heirs
A 1907 Pension column offers guidance on disability, age, and service claims from veterans and dependents. Questions range from eligibility under the act of February 6 1907 to restoration, foreign service applications, and shouldering fees, with officers answering on specific cases and prevailing laws.
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Alexandria
Bension
Mra. T. F
Orcs
Dayton
Onio
Henry T
Commissioner of Pensions
United States
Lansing, Mich
Secretary of the Interior
McCumber
Hotels and Guests Listed in Large City Directory Scan
A long list of hotel guests across Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Richmond and other cities. The entries name numerous individuals and couples with their associated hotels and in many cases spouses. Also includes several military and international travelers from Canada and the United States.
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Baltimore
T Knipp
Burns A. Wilson
Raleigh
K. Smith
Ebbitt
Boston
M. Collyer
Ratetech
William HH Pomeroy
Metropolitan
Thomas F Ferry
WA Randall
J P Hayward
W F. Burdett
Riggs
Godfrey Cabot
J. B. Cabot
T D Cabot
New Willard
Chicago
H G Davie
J W Veitch
F. H. Howard
HM Roe
G W Berg
I. Settel
A. Landfield
Reed
Applegate Nationa
Hand
D Balion
C T Moffeth
George M Cowan
Nathan Tubbs
Higes
William A Pinkerton
George M Shippy
Ivers and Wite
J. J 'Lindman
R Graham
H Hill
D Kelty
N_ McClellan
L. le Couple
Wash
Hasley
Mra
H C. Mecum
Willard Pittsburg
Finkelstein
Lewis George
H I. George
William R. Huamiltan
A C Kinney
M J Farrell
John Osborne
San Francisco
Atlanta
W. C. Marshall
Macon
Arlington
Illinois
Conrad H Hoenigsmark
Waterloo
Whberner
Joliet
J A. Magann, Jr
Bronx City
Indiana
C. B. van Mater
W Boyd
Newcastle
H. D Holman
Rockwell
E Dicghone
Mason City
National
Maury
Indianapolis
H. A Boomer
H. G. Maury
Kentucky
L. Lacy
Hopkinsville
W Taylor
Frankfort
Joplin
E B Smith
WM Vaughenx
St Louis
EP Creecy
E. Lapping
M Rotley
J Walsh
A B Walsh
Nebraska
Dayton
Lincoln
NEW
W . Breazdale
New Brunswick
Ulett North Carolina
J M_ Scott
Charlotte
A A Chapman
Oxford
Ei R Latrdy
New York State
H J Heinstein
Rochester
W M Coward
South Byron
William C Beil
Auburn
M Regan
HR Regan
Buffalo
Charles H Goodrich
Binghamton
JC Hayden
Mien Grace Hayden
Merriam
Knonville
Steels
Chattanooga
J Abbott
Seattle
West Virginia
Hanks
Charles Little
Harrisburg
Naqian Elliott Worthcott
Huntington
New WiTar
Wisconsin
F. W Hood
Fort Atkinson
United States Army
A. Boone
Charles W Thoop
United State Navy
C_C_ Windsor
B. M. Doteen
W T. Hoadley
Epbitt
Canada
James 5S Snasdell
Montreal
Nations
Hunter and Wife
Toronto Air
H. Tait
L. B
The Penalty of Crime in a 1631 New Haven Trial
A fragment recalls a 1631 New Haven magistrates court case over profane swearing by a young girl. The text notes adult attitudes, the mother’s influence, a guilty verdict, a lecture, and a fine of 16 pence, illustrating harsh colonial juvenile discipline.
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Henry Blake
New Haven Green
New Haven
Aga Ee
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Wisconsin Ave
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Barton Miller
Thomas Brown
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George Freeman
Daniel Johnson
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Frank Kane & CO
M. Miner & Co
Jerwich
Francis R. Dooley & Co
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