Naval Academy Navy Rifle Team Narrowly Defeats DC Guards
The Naval Academy rifle team beat a District of Columbia National Guard squad by 2.339 to 2.392 points at Annapolis with Lieut Col Reichelderfer and Capt Summers delivering top scores. The visitors, led by Maj Jim Vell and Capt Summers, posted strong marks at 200, 300, and 500 yard ranges, while midshipmen Reichelderfer and Summers achieved the highest individual scores among the competitors.
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Plucky Woman Routs Thief In Fierce Alley Fray
A brave woman fired three shots at a burglar who fled leaving valuables. The intruder was seen running through a noisy street as the resident, Mrs Josephine, woke and secured items. Police were alerted with no further injuries reported.
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Expedition Ordered Near Khyber Pass to Subdue Mehmands
Dispatch reports British expeditionary force ordered to move toward Khyber Pass to subdue Mehmands. The operation aims to compel tribal leadership to stop raids. two Afghan fighters allied with the tribesmen were captured. Naval and rail movements indicate transport activity for forces and supplies.
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Southern belle arrested for smoking in Philadelphia arrest
A young woman identified as Miss Ida May, calling herself a Southern society belle from Kentucky, was arrested at Ninth and Locust streets in Philadelphia for smoking in public. She claimed she was not an actress and offered a flustered explanation about down South customs. Magistrate Rooney gave her the choice of a $40 fine or five days in jail.
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Death by own action at a Hot Springs hotel
Charles Matthias, longtime editorial writer for the Chicago Chronicle and Chicago American, committed suicide in a Hot Springs hotel by placing a revolver to his head in the presence of two mirrors. He had suffered years of nervous troubles and frequent despondency. his wife had just left the room.
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Harvard Graduate Drowns in Fall Creek Trance
Thomas D Herzen, a 30 year old Harvard graduate and instructor at Stadilla Preparatory School, drowned this afternoon while canoeing on Fall Creek near Wayuga Lake after the craft tipped over. Prof Bergen, a Harvard graduate, was accompanying him.
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Churchill Holds Dundee Seat in Poll After Weeklong Contest
Dundee May 9 Winston Spencer Churchill, Liberal, heads the poll to return to the House of Commons, beating Unionist Sir George Baxter and Labourite Stuart amid tariff reform rhetoric. Prohibitionist Scrymgeour and others trail as jute strikes and American tariffs drive campaigning. Local jute works closed, used by reformers to argue protectionist gains.
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Unclear parliament notes on labor unrest and sugar duty
Fragments describe Labour views on the Brent industrial crisis and the suffragette disruption of open-air meetings. Mention of Mr Churchill facing opposition, sugar duty remission aiding Dundee jam industry, and Labourite hopes for settlement amid industrial tensions.
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Rodin’s Amusing Dream Parody in Washington Post
A humorous piece from The Washington Post spoofing August Rodin as he dreams of tailor mishaps and a bootmaker’s absurd measurements. The tale features a punchline about odd trousers and a mock dialogue with a gallery president, ending with Rodin awakening from the fanciful dream.
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Arctic Bluff Claim Blasted by North Pole Project Engineer
Special Cuda dispatches quotes Liwenthal chief engineer of Walter Wellman's Arctic expedition who calls the venture a farce and an Arctic bluff. He says Maj. Hersey was the only serious member and Wellman aimed to film lectures in America while inflating a balloon to a glacier site.
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Too Much Vanderbilt in a Millionaire Carriage Ride
A Reynolds' Newspaper op ed mocks the Vanderbilts public show in a gilded carriage ride from London to Brighton. It questions why Britons tolerate a millionaire publicity stunt and why crowds pay 15 shillings to witness it.
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Douma Crisis Deepens as Stolypin Slump Sparks Resignation Fears
In St Petersburg the Douma faced a crisis after Finance Minister Kokovsoff’s remarks prompted threats of Stolypin and Kokovsoi resignations. President Khomyakoff called the remark unfortunate and, under Premier Stolypin's pressure, agreed to withdraw the related strictures. The Premier’s influence over the Celebrists was decisive, and Khomyakoff yielded to avoid losing his staunch ally.
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Sir William's Knighthood Keeps Masons' Pound A Week
Special Cable reports from London that Sir William Crossman, once Cardiff's mayor, remains a labor socialist figure in the trades council and operative masons society. The group withholds 60 shillings weekly contribution since he refuses to preach socialist doctrine on Sundays, maintaining his personal church attendance instead.
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Rebels menace treaty port as China seeks French aid
Alarm spreads from Peking to Meng Tze Le concerning a fourfold revolutionary movement in Yun Na province along the Tonking border. Three engagements have favored the rebels who now hold Laohu Pass. Chinese provincial troops face a rising threat to the treaty port. French minister in China asked to assist in suppression. rebels reportedly armed and trained by French hands.
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Gladys Among Magyars at Budapest Aristocracy Event
Countess Szecheny introduced to Hungarian aristocracy in Budapest on May 9 at Budapest Park Club. Former Miss Gladys Vanderill York attended with Archduke Joseph and his archduchess among other guests.
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