Veterans First Spanish War Recall Bounty Plan
Officials discuss reviving antebellum call up provisions to raise 50,000 trained soldiers by reenlisting honorably discharged regimental veterans. The proposal hinges on a 1913 act section enabling bounty payments up to 200 dollars, with staged monthly amounts over a multi year period. Commander in Chief John Lewis Smith and United Spanish War Veterans push for rapid mobilization if war looms.
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Oil Field Blast Kills Driller and Dresser in West Virginia
In Falling Brook oil field near Williamson West Virginia a gas well blast killed driller Allen and tool dresser Sched, seriously burned contractor Williamson, as the well spouted about 100 barrels daily.
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Petersburg Edges Roanoke In Ninth In Tight Game
Petersburg won from Roanoke in the ninth inning by a 5 to 4 score in Petersburg Virginia. The game was tied through eight innings as Petersburg came to bat in the ninth and pushed across one run to win.
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Washington boys shine in Vera Cruz action amid Pacific stir
Cable dispatches describe John H Rollman of 2211 Port Stanton road and Ensign Edward Orrick McDonnell of Maryland leading signaling and bugle calls as the United States asserts a hand in pacification of Mexico. Harold D McCalmont, Louis M Rollman aboard Franklin and others support a lineage of soldiers. Lieut James P Lannon of the New Hampshire was wounded, now on Solace with improving outlook.
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New Hampshire
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Norfolk Defeats Newport News In First Series Game
Norfolk leaped ahead with hits, walks, wild pitches, and errors to win 10 to 3 against Newport News. McCabe Krepps Gondorf and Hart each produced multiple hits while Gilliam and Cochran split mound duties for the pitchers.
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Segregated Alexandria district order to evacuate by June 15
Washington Post reports Alexandria Virginia officials, led by Judge Harley and Mayor Fish er, ordered the city’s segregated district evacuated by June 15. The arrival of police and witnesses notes protests, arrests, and a crackdown on nine resorts with 4 inmates, amid attacks and disturbances tied to a broader social purge. Odd Fellows in Alexandria celebrate ninety fifth anniversary with a banquet. Death of Asa Dawson, 50, native of Leesburg, dies after brief illness. services to Leesburg.
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Roosevelt Expedition in Brazil Posts Big Success
Manaos April 30 Col Theodore Roosevelt arrived after an expedition through unexplored Brazil. The party named the Castanha River after him and mapped the region from Madeira to the telegraph junction, about 620 miles. Roosevelt and companions report excellent health aside from boils and plan to return to the United States.
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Quest for unexplored northern seas and dialects noted
Ey, said not automaing, in the fact that the entire territory trem northern Arsentit and the Caribbean Sea has been touched by only about ene-fourth of ferrite explored. Meade explored, believed that fully 500 dialects are spoken in vast area of unknowns. TO TRAIL IN HEARSE. CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE. Rockefeller's statement quotes Colorado lieutenant governor claiming strikers started trouble by killing a nonunion man. Describes Colorado Fuel and Iron Company among many coal operators.
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Navy Nines Wins Game Over Johns Hopkins 7 to 3
The Naval Academy baseball team defeated Johns Hopkins 7 to 3 in Annapolis as errors contributed to the visitors downfall. Sylvester pitched the victory for Navy allowing five hits while Hopkins stranded runners with sloppy defense and costly miscues.
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Obituary notices from Virginia towns cite multiple deaths
Virginia obituary notices report John G. Yancey of Harrisonburg dying suddenly aged about, Luther B. Samuel of Caroline County aged 70, and James R. Graves of Gordonsville aged 94. Yancey leaves a wife and four children. graves mentions two other sons in Florida and a daughter. Samuel leaves five children.
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James R. Graves
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Somerset
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