Bicycles in War A 1892 Look at Military Cycling
The article surveys European armies using bicycles for dispatches scouting and infantry support. It cites Italy Austria Germany France and England showing cycles speed and endurance, with Miles advocating bicycle mounted infantry for rapid strategic movement and escorts. It notes organized cyclist corps in Britain and the potential U S War Department support for militia bicycle units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miles
Genniet
Chicago
United States
Germany
France
England
Austria
Russia
Italy
Military Academy
T 9
Switzerland
Frankfort
Strasburg
Eighteenth Army Corps
Clesch Army Corps
Lord Eicho
A. R. Sivlle
al Royal Milita Lege
Sandhurst
Bhogland
Sussex Regiment
Middlesex
Aldershot
War Department
Agricultural Outlook Across Counties Reports Steady Crops
Widespread crop conditions show wheat, oats, corn, and fruit promising in many counties. Wet weather slows some harvests while steady lumber and manufacturing activity support local business. overall prospects range from fair to good with several regions noting improved livestock and market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dussators
Diladumries
Fae
Pete
Pete Gmipenderowth
Rossch
Thanes
Assienmenta Inry
Perry
Thid Tigi
Messines
Monroe Canty
Ohio
L'rons
Syerare
Busibese
Metolts
Tikguta
Braxton
Railroa
Lamber
Ito
Gauley
Brooke County
Calhoun County
Doddeage
Ravenswood
Jackson County
Parkersburg
Hustington
Saul
Marion
Pairmont
Marshall Cousty
Monadsville
Uni
Preston
Harrison County
Randolph County
Ritchisl, H
Ritchie County
Peansboro
Roase
Roane
Taylor
Tucker
Upshur
New Martinsville
Wetzel County
Wheat and Co
Tyler
Burton
Prutt
Neely
Wirt
Martin's Ferry Primaries Elect Ward Delegates and Officials
County primary results show First ward elects Williams Walters Kyne with alternates O'Donnell O'Malley Sebel. Second ward selects Samuel Taylor as delegate and James Patterson as alternate. Central Committee picks Arthur Graham. Third ward delegates Daniel Cox with Ellis Clark and Central Committee Robert Hanson. Also notes local happenings, church events, and community notices through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Geistas
Mount Zion Cemetery
August
George Schad
Charles Galbrauth
Smithfield
W. B. Shuttleworth
Clarksburg
W. Va
Annie Dean
Allegheny City
Allegheny Hospital
Plorence Bacon
Presbyterian Church
L. W. Inglebright
St. Joe
Ella Lewis
Weltsburg
Alexander Frazier
Himsle
Toronto
Laura Patterson
New Cumberland
William Connelly
Park Street
Newland
Hanover Street
Ry Wil Malony
Moundaville
W. A. Dodge
Ohio Valley News Office
B. Gilmore
Pitts- Ure
John H. Tilton
Deep Run
Daniel Gilmore
Marietta
Sarah Clark
Sean
Cambridge
O. George Inglebright
East Liverpool
Maternal Catfish Guarding Young in July Observation
An observer recalls a July 1982 sight on Long Lake in New York’s Great Northern Wilderness. A mother catfish protected fifty to sixty fry in a shallow bay, repelling perch that attacked the youngsters while the mother fought to defend her brood despite sustaining injuries. The report notes uncertainty about species and marital status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunther
Asprado
Jenontoma
Long Lake
Great Northern
New York State
Catieh
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Ofer
MIB
Europe
Belmont
Menrop
Unis
Orriee
Martin's Ferry
Standard Home and Savings Association
Martin’s Perry
Jon C. Hayne
John Campbell
L. W. Ingiebright
A. Bayless
Thomas L. Lewis
R. EF. Allender
Locust
J. H. Bonnell
A. M. Shipman
H.C. Melson
Ackerman
Locust Sagas Hi
Tad Toun Harvey
Belmont Eromne
Lake Chippewa
Nate Vate
BR. H. Clayland
Mead Township
W. W. Tate
Belisire
M. E
S. Winters
Ellis Lash
Cleveland
Richard Swartz
Geurley Hof
St. Clairsville
T. A. Scott
Westerville
Mr. Scott
Dennison Club
Sadie Job
Columbus
Broadway
Canada
EB. J. Drennen
Ida Hoyle
Portland
Maggie P.ston
Jennings
Spence & Soares
J. E. Brockaway
Slayton Luceam Bureau
M.C. A
Water Works
ST. Man's Chine
Juliana Falconer
Sylvester
Alosius Gooeaza
Giviad
St John
Krxowoon
Jone
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