Cadets to Stage Eighteenth Annual Drill at American League Park
The cadet corps from the high schools holds its eighteenth annual competitive drill on Tuesday and Wednesday at American League Park. Ten companies perform the prescribed movements with judges from the United States Army determining the winning unit for the coveted flag and diamond medal.
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American League Park
United States ‘Army
Roas
United States Army Ward
Army
Alison Nadler
Eld
Company G
EB Harty
BOC
HOS
Rockwell
US HS
HOM Warner
WOB, Richards
Company A
Kioptor Meera Cas
Woo
Upsell Company
C, McKinles VT
Wusringham
K. McKinny M. T
Tap WR Ouran
Compass F. E. Hyiat
Meid
Aril
Rudges
Asthma Sufferers Push Cinarahem Free Sample Offer
The Cinarahem request drives the Cinmratum Co to allocate funds for extra mail and free bottle distribution. Prof Harper’s Cit aralon discovery draws global attention as Asthma Hay Fever and Catarrh sufferers flood letters, with a board meeting deciding continued free samples to meet demand.
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Cinmratum Co
Harper
Wamplen
Uday
Cicarefua
Programme in Detail for Battalion Drill Commands
The document lists detailed drill commands for four battalions led by Darrah Call Lind Bullinger and officers Seltzer and Lee. It covers forming squads, columns, halts, marches, obliques, and changes of step, with multiple numbered steps each describing alignment, movement and formation transitions typical of a military drill manual.
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Darrah
L. A. Call
J.B. Lind
G. W. Bullinger
F. Seltzer
A. P. Lee
Army officers receive leaves and postings across stations
The Army issues numerous personnel moves including extend ed leaves for Capt Eugene W Van C Lucas and First Lt George C Dusen, reassignments for Maj Robert W Dewey and Maj Frank L Dodds, stationing orders for Capt Jacquet De Lette and Capt Henry C Bonnycastle, and appointments to recruiting duty in California, Wisconsin encampments, and Philippine deployment contexts.
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Eugene W. van C. Lucas
Enginuern
Juneau
Roger Brooke, Jr
Charles McClure
Fourteenth Infantry
Fort Myer
Jacquet de 1
Lette
Jamea
Pettit
Army and Avy General Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
George C. Dusen
Fifteenth Cavalry
Art
Peraon
Amy and
Navy Hospital
Joseph J. Knowlton
Artilery Corps
National Cemetery
Finma Point
Raward T. Comexys
Board of oMners
Perwona
Willem C. Barden
New York City
Raganding
Army General Hospital
Robert W. Dewey
Mrenstalppl
Sherward A. Cheney
Corps of Engineers
Offeet
John C. Bates
Cheiatopher C. Collin
Philippine Islands
United States
Vet Canal
Frank L. Dodds
Judge Advocate
San Francisco
Cal
Vancouver Barrecks
Wash
Department of the Columbis
Suco
Charles G. Wentward
Arthiléry Cope
Ernest van D. Murphy
Hays
Wineo
Madison
Wla
Wisconsin
Henry C. Bonnycastle
Sixth Infantry
Boany-astla
Pennsylvania courts restore Davids surname for Lieutenant
The War Department announces that First Lieutenant Howard G. Young of the Sixth Infantry will resume his paternal name Davids. Lieut. Davids is currently in the Philippines with his regiment.
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War Department
Pennsylvania
Howard G. Young
Sixth Infantry
Davids
Philippines
Movements of Naval Vessels and Personnel
Long list of officers and medical staff reassigned or to report for duty in the Massachusetts district and various Navy yards and hospitals. Names include Lieut Commanders Eaton Clark Batley Gill, plus surgeons and paymasters. Vessels arrive at Brooklyn Taoma Chattanooga and other ports. Arethusa intercepted off the Capes and steered to New York.
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Nucuuuerning
Cvurt Post
Oston
Mass
Massachusetta
C. P. Eaton
Maina
Naval Hospital
New York
N. Y
G. R. Clark
C. Batley
LV. Giila
Naval Intelligence
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Brooklyn
N. C
Sag Harbor
L. 1
Newport
Athenga
Navy Yard
Norfolk
F. Anderson
Marina Barracke
F. J. B. Copdetra
Yankee
F. W. F. Wilber
Prairie
J. D. Gatewood
C. F. Stokes
Aldona
Anatomical Board of the District of
G. T. Grayson
Marine Barracks
Weahington
D.C
Maryland
R. & Hoyt
Texas
H. J. Brown
Naval Station
Guantanamo
Cuba
Monongahela
H. Shaw
G M. Stackhouse
Charleston
8. C
H. D. Lamar
D. C
Port Royal
9. C
B.' ‘W. Scott
Hartford
Taoma
Chattanooga
Tempktarvilla
Meadarge
Kentucky
Missouri
Hampton Roads
Caesar
Atlanta
Annapolia
Wounded in Jolo Fighting Reported
A cabla! from Gen Corbin to the military secretary states Aubray E. Ayer of Company A Twenty second Infantry was slightly wounded in the fighting at Jolo, joining one other soldier previously reported as wounded.
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Jolo
Corbin
Philippines
Aubray E. Ayer
Twenty-second Infantry
Troops to Alaska Tale From Manila Voyage
Troops sail from Manila on a May voyage aboard the transport Thomas carrying Twenty third Infantry Glen Msted headquarters and Second Squadron Twelfth Cavalry with 211 enlisted 208 casuals 56 sick and ? general prisoners. Lieut Gen Chaffee chief of staff heads for Alaska around July guided by Mrs Chaffee and Quartermaster Gen Humphrey.
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Manila
Thomas
Twenty-third Infantry
Glen Msted
Twelfth Cavalry
Chaffee
Alaska
Staf
Humphrey
Forced to Take Horse Medicine in Georgetown Incident
A teen inmate at Georgetown University Hospital recounted being forced to swallow a horse medicine at 1061 Thirty-first Street. He said several boys grabbed him behind Georgetown Market and stuffed the medicine down his throat, causing fear of dangerous outcomes without treatment.
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Lowman
Asco Wen
Yeurs
Hying
Thirty-first Street
Georgetown
Georgetown University Hospital
Bowman
E. S. Taborn
Manary
Taborn
Skein Ore
Seapatr
Pilla
Duffy
Baltimore
Drill commands for infantry formations and arms handling
A fragmented list of military drill commands covering marching orders, formations, and weapon handling. Includes form columns of squads, march steps, open ranks, present and order arms, port arms, shoulder arms, fix bayonet, charge bayonet, load and fire volleys at specified ranges, lie down, and chamber operations.
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Erro
Revolver Club Scores in Center Market Armory Contest
The Washington Revolver Club held its second intra club match at the Center Market rifle gallery last night to select a team for a Thursday showdown with the Manhattan Revolver Club. Twenty yard military revolver scoring produced a list of likely starters with Benton and McCormack as reserves. Spike Sullivan was knocked out in the fourth round by Tim Callahan before about two thousand spectators in an outdoor ring in Montreal.
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Washington Revolver Club
Spela
Center Market Armory
Manhattan Revolver Club
Center Market Rifle Gallery
Manhattans
Farrow
Bunn
Holt
Summers
Heidelderfer
Bell
J. Morris
Appleby
Ferree
Byrnes
Benton
McCormack
Spike” Sullivan
Montreal
Tim Callahan
New York
Washington
Eiseman Brothers
Western records broken in Chicago Michigan dual meet at Ferry Field
In Ann Arbor on May 2 Chicago and Michigan tied 5 to 5. Chicago set two Western Intercollegiate marks as Lightbody won the mile in 4 21.5 and the half mile in 1 57. Other Western records fell including Howe in the two mile and Garrels in the 220 yard hurdles. Multiple events featured top Chicago and Michigan performances with several athletes edging past previous standards.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Chicago
Michigan
Ferry Field
Annis
Lightbody
Howe
Garrels
Hurdies
Fint
Catlin
Chisagormond
Nicol
Friend
Chisago
Hogeneo
Thin
Blair
Firat
Rowe
Gray
Stone
Hogouson
Chtonwa
Keeler
Firct
Dunlap
Gary Rels
Bmiehi
Vanderbilt Easy Win In Southern Intercollegiate Track Meet
Vanderbilt defeated Tennessee and LSU at Dudley Field scoring 88 to 17 and 2 respectively to claim the cup after two straight wins. Haygood set a pole vault record of 10 ft 6 12 in and Anderson topped the high jump at 5 ft 9 3/4 in. Sibley and Craig led in field events with vaults and throws for Vanderbilt.
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Nashville
Venn
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Dudley Field
Vanderbilt University
University of Tennessee
Louisiana State University
Vanderbilt
Haygood
Anderson
Atlanta Athletic Club
Nolen
Blake
Campbell
University of ‘Penesses
Stone
Tennessey
Btone
Anderbilt
University of Tennesava
Welght
Iibley
Kyle
Craig
Sibley
Word
Oldfield Record Lowered at Morris Park Meet
Louis Chevrolet powered a 4 Ninety horsepower car to cover a mile in 625.5 seconds, breaking Barney Oldfield’s world mile mark amid a strong headwind. Webb Jay ran a mile in 68 seconds, Oldfield’s best 63.5 seconds. Baile defeated Oldfield in the five mile match race as various events log occasional times and placings across the day.
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New York
Morris Park Racing Club
West‘chester
Tila
Louie Chavro
Webb Jay
Barney Oldfeld
Charles Basle
Walter Christie
Corinthian
Flying Star
Richard Ste Ivens
Thine
Charles Baste
Barrey Oldfield
Dey Oldfeld
Mortly Fark
Alfred FP. Camacho
AS. Winslow
M. Roberts
Guy Vaughan
A. T. Winlow
Thre Flea
Markin
EL van Biellos
Gying Atart
Loita Chevrolet
Wabb Jay
District Tars At The Oar In Naval Militia Races
District naval militia arranges a series of ten oared cutter races for Saturday off Arsenal Point. Yesterday’s 2 1/2 mile course from the Puritan HQ near Seventh Street wharf drew interest despite missing Third Division members. Second Division won by a half boat length, crews listed with names and stations.
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District Naval Militia
Arsenal
Seventh Street
Naval Militia
Carmody
A. Dempt
Arthur Chase
Racea
Marines
Strattan
Cmrean
Ls Commpentta
Eecagt
Avian Rooyer
Oom Ewain
Liman
Starboart
Miller Mist Pope Stryke
Bilger
Atacboart Aleake
Dooo
Van
Weeand
Port Streke
Christie
Stroke names listed for boat crew positions
Stroke Titcomb third port stroke Gener fourth starboard stroke Dinges fourth port stroke Grit ith starboard stroke Wilieravn first port stroke
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Titcomb
Gener
Dinges
Grit‘ith
Wilieravn
Boys Brigade Field Day Endures in Takoma Park Sham Battle
Washington division of the National Boys Brigade held its third annual field day in Takoma Park under Rev. William Hart Dexter. Nine companies formed two armies for a sham battle on Piney Branch road, commanded by Captains Fulton and Shaver, with Lieut Magruder as coach. After a second round, the defenders surrendered again and the day closed with a brigade review and a baseball game between Takoma Park and Trinity churches. Company D won 10 to 5.
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Piney Branch Road
Washington
National ‘Boys’ Brigade
Takoma Park
William Hart Dexter
Marshall Magruder
C. W. Fulton
Manual ‘Training School
Charles Shaver
Magruder
Ninth Street Christian
Ekington Presbyterian
Takoma Park Presbyterian
Western Presbyterian
Trinity M. E
Waugh M. B
Peck Memorial Presbyterian Chapel
Whitney Avenue Christian
Assembly'a Presbyterian
Company DG
Takome Park
Trinity M. &. Church
Company D
Metropolitan League Schedule Reads Like A Baseball Log
A long, error filled docket lists dates and matchups for the Metropolitan League from May through August. It includes Lafayette, Colored Americans, Athletics, Giants, Eastern Empires, and Treasury with numerous double headers and scores interspersed amid typographical mistakes.
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Lafayettes
Eastera Empires
Athletics
Giants Ve
Treasury
Eastern Empires
Lafayettee
Giante
Treasury Va
Eantera Empires
Giants Va
Lafayettes Va
Giants A
Lefayettan
Eastern Empireg Ve
Lefayettes
Eastern Empires Va. Giants
Giants
Athletics Va. Treasury
Giuets
Eastern Emption
Glanta Va
Tresaury
Tatayettes Va
Athletica
Colored Amercans
Va Treasury
Va. Treasury
Eastern Eimpires
Latayettes Va
Tearury
Eastern Empires Va
Colores Amaricans
Eastern Ecopires Ve. Giants
Tattarites Va
I Treasury
Lethyetion
Gln
Mamicra Empirea Va
Giante Va
Eastern Empires Ve
Colored Americaos
Lafayettew
Colored American
Eastern Euplea Ve
Eastern Bapiren Ve
Gianta
Tressory
Fastern Tuptrea Va
Treaa‘ury
Giante Ve
Colored Americama
Lafayettes Ve
Treasury Vm
Heaters Empires
Glante
Colored Americans
Ath
Jetics
Lafayette
Treacury
Colored Americena
Glante Vz
Lafayettea
Treestri Ik
Glente va.Ath
Eatern Empires
Trevary A Glasta
Glinte
Treas “‘Athietics
Leterettes
Kelley the Great and the Muddy Triple Steal
Sporting editor recounts a 1890 era Cincinnati club managed by Kelley. During a rain soaked game against Louisville, Kelley steals third on a muddy base path after starting at first, while a tag team confusion unfolds. The piece celebrates Kelley as a budding baseball genius amid soggy conditions.
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Cincinnatoa
Kelley
Wang
Woman Jumped From Moving Car In Northwest District
Fennie Tumbus, a 25 year old colored woman of 197 Blagdon's alley, northwest, was buffered from a probable skull fracture and taken to Freedmen's Hospital after jumping from a moving car at Ninth and T streets northwest. Police say she was thrown to the ground. doctors called her condition serious.
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Fennie Tumbus
Blagdon’s Alley
Freedmen’s Hospital
Eighth Precinct
Ninth and
T Streets
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