Grant Wins Victory at Thoroughfare in Virginia
Gen Frederick D Grant breaks the center of Gen J Franklin Bells Brown army at Thoroughfare near Haymarket with a three hour blue assault. Casualties include Private M E Williams of Seventh Brown Cavalry shot in the lungs. Blue forces capture ground and push Browns back toward Thoroughfare Gap as reinforcements race to the field.
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Bell
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Carolina Road
Haymarket
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Brown Cavalry
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Tennessee Infantry
Manassas
Tennessee
Grayson House
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Uoeps
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Regan
New York
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Stepa
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Eighth United States Infantry
Delaware Infantry
Secom South Carolina Infantry
West Virginia
Thomas H. Barry
New Jersey
James Regan
Harket
Tooroughfare Gap
Front Royal
Field Artillery
Col. Bell
Antioch
Grent
Schoolhouse
Twenty
Fourteenth
New York Infantry
Col. Cine
Connecticut Infantry
One Soldier Reached City In Bull Run Fight
Militiaman thought insane Frank Hildebrand of Orangeburg D C fought police near Southern Railway yards in Washington last night. He refused to leave a freight car from Manassas and, after a brutal struggle, was placed in a First precinct cell. He misidentified officers, claimed a captain, and ranted about Connecticut regiments as officers subdued him. Gov Chamberlin headed to Manassas for maneuvers. Arlington Camp No 2 Woodmen of America formed in Hartford area with officers listed.
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Col. Wagner
Connecticut
Grant
Corbin
Wagner
Bull Run
Vermont Infantry
Washington
Shenandoah Valley
Anandale
Centerville
Bell
Front Royal
Gainesville
Persion
Frank Hildebrand
Orangeburg
D. C
First Precinct
Hildebrand
Manassas
Southern Railway
Twelfth
Werzt
William
Calling
Uitle
Clerk Accused of Embezzlement at Local Stationery Firm
S Emory Martin a 32 year old clerk at Schrot Brothers stationery on Louisiana avenue was arrested by Detective Helan on a charge of embezzlement. Herman Schrot swore out the warrant. The clerk is accused of securing about $4. On account of illness he spent the night at Emergency Hospital.
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Congress Opens as Peary Heads North American Congress
Five hundred National Geographic Society members host an informal pre congress reception at Hubbard Memorial Hall with diplomats and scientists from around the world in attendance. The eighth International Geographic Congress opens at 10 o'clock with Commander Peary presiding. sessions and a full program follow at George Washington University Hall and nearby venues.
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Hubbard Memorial Hall
Congress
Commander Peary
International Geographic Congress
Sixteenth
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Gifford Pinchot
Henry Gannett
Charles J. Bell
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Austria
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Switzerland
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Paris
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Germany
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Hungary
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Glasgow
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Washington
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Cairo
Egypt
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Leipzig
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Wellburg An der Lahn
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Loulhville
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Prague
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Dresden
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Portland
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Hospital Supplies and Special Prices for Hospitals
Rubber bedding belts bandages webbing and bed pans Kelly operating cushions beds cushions and fitlows operating and nurses gloves and all kinds of surgical specialties SJ special prices to hospitals on application
Armenians in distress reach 15000 as famine bites
American consul at Harput reports from Blitis and Moush that massacres, plunder, and hunger rack Armenians. About 15,000 have lost everything and are starving while 3,500 deaths are noted from exposure. Insurgents in Moush push guerrilla warfare demanding reforms. govt aid is limited though some relief arrives via American board and foreign missions.
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Moush
Sassun
Bassun
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Macedonia
Meador Unites Four Couples in City Hall Matrimony
Rev Dr Meador, pastor emeritus of Central Baptist Church, sought to commit a friend to an insane asylum at City Hall. He instead married four people in one day without changing any surnames, uniting Robert F. Lee with Annie Lea and James C. Gordon with Violet L. Gordon, in two licenses noted by clerks amid a curious scene.
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Thirteenth Street
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Fredericksburg
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Lees
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Violet L. Gordon
Washington
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Waggaman Admits Inability to Pay Debts in Bankruptcy Plea
Thomas H. Waggaman filed an amended answer in the bankruptcy case against him by three local banks. He admits he cannot pay his debts and is willing to be adjudged bankrupt on that ground, potentially ending efforts to appoint a receiver. The university's answer, via George J. Bonaparte, remains to be filed if needed.
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Irving Williemson
Catholic University of America
Waggaman
Justice Anderson
Catholic University
Wxaggaman
George H. Hamilton
Charles J. Bonaparte
Waggeman
University
Bonaparte
Diplomat Tent Pegging At Lenox Event
Daring riding by Sir Mortimer Durand, British Ambassador, Wyndham, a legation secretary, and Van Ness Phillips of New York, headlines the Gym Khana race at Tanglewood. Tea events followed, with Miss Charlotte Parsons, Miss Kate Carey, and Miss Rosamond Dixey among participants witnessed by the summer colony.
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Sir Mortimer Durand
Wyndham
Legation
van Ness Phillpps
New York
Tanglewood
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Boston
Sir Mortimer
Weather Across California Dominates Sept 7 Evening
The Weather Bureau notes an abnormally high California temperature with a storm off the Southern California coast. San Francisco hit the highest ever, with Valley temperatures 106 to 110. Ohio and Upper Lakes saw light showers, while the Gulf and South Atlantic coasts had continued rain. Warmer conditions expected in the Middle Slope and Upper Mississippi Valley later, with winds shifting by region. Downtown readings show a warm late day, and tides at local points.
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