Banishing the Wild Women as Solution to England Crisis
A historical editorial proposes banishing English militants described as wild women to a distant island under military guard. It argues humane feeding is required and warns England face a breaking point as depredations and threats to life continue.
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England
Hagland
Residents Return From Confederate Memorial Observances
Mrs. W. M. Perry and Mrs. J. Cline with her son joined Confederate memorial exercises and laid flowers at Mt Hebron Cemetery before returning to Cumberland Maryland. Louise G. Pskey and Richard Garton came back to Martinsburg after visiting Edgar C. Hottel and family. Loring A. Cover of Baltimore joined relatives here for several days. Mary Heller of Woodstock and C. C. Keller of Toms Brook visited M. Boehm on North Braddock Street. J. F. Farish and Winston-Salem son spent weekend in town for Confederate memorial rites at Stonewall Cemetery. T. M. Barr returned to Washington after weekend at North Avenue home.
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W. M. Perry
J. &. Cline
Louise G. ‘Pskey
Richard Garton
Martinsburg
W. ‘Va
Edgar C. Hottel
Mr. Loring A. Cover
Baltimore
Mary Heller
Woodstock, Va
C. C. Keller
Toms Brook, Va
M. Boehm
North Braddock Street
J. F. Farish
Winston-Salem
N. C
Shenandoah Valley
Stonewall Cemetery
Mr. T.M. Barr
Washington
North Avenue
Blight of Hearstism in Virginia Press Attacks
Staunton News and Portsmouth Star join in condemning sensational and partisan journalism led by the Washington Post. They decry the Post as contemptuous toward President Wilson and the broader press landscape.
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Virginia
Washington Post
Staunton News
Wachington
Portsmouth Star
The Colonel in Brazil and a Fantastical River
Fragmented lines describe a colonel in Brazil and a mythical river that travels uphill into a bay. Imagery mentions borders bluffing, preposterous faults, a mast bend, and sirens with music heard above a mermaid floor.
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Afat
Brazil
Colas
Odd Fellows Hold Memorial Services at Mount Hebron
Members of Madison Lodge No. 6 Independent Order of Odd Fellows marched to Mount Hebron Cemetery on Sunday afternoon and held annual memorial services for deceased members. Mr William L Wilson led the ceremonies as lodemen carried flowers to place on graves despite intense heat. The yearly observance has continued for many years.
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Madison Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Mount Hebron
Mrr
William L. Wilson
Shelding
Matthew Harrison Fies his Degree at MIT
Massachusetts Institute of Technology conferred on Matthew Harrison of Winchester Virginia the degree B S in bachelor science at the June graduating exercises. President Richard C Maclaurin announced a record class of 213 graduates including two doctors of philosophy one doctor of engineering 24 masters of science and 286 bachelors of science with degrees awarded to employees and other students.
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Richard C. Maclaurin
Matthew Harrison
Winchester
Thomas ‘W. Harrison
Maclaurin
United Rkin
Russell Heads to New York for International Polo Games
Mr Harry K Russell has gone to New York to attend the international polo games to be played the latter part of the week.
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Harry K. Russell
New York
Mrs Ho Douglas Fuler Heads to Philadelphia for Week
Mrs Ho Douglas Fuler leaves today for Philadelphia to spend the week with Mr and Mrs Alexander Barrie who motored to the city for the visit.
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Ho Douglas Fuler
Philadelphia
Alexander Barrie
Burnt Factory Loyal Workers plan church lawn party
The Loyal Workers Bible class of Burnt Factory Sunday school will hold a church lawn party Saturday June 13 at 6 p.m. The entertainment committee will be on duty. Other items note residents at Lake View, visits, and a tenth anniversary celebration at the Hoffman home with ninety guests and gifts.
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Burnt Factory
Loyal Workers’ Bible Class
Burnt Factory Sunday School
Committee On Entertainment
Russell
A. J. ‘Hardesty
Lake View
Lena McDonald
June Fishpay
Lucy Tanquary
South
Luray
McDonald
Wits Shoce
James ‘Ballenzer
J. W. Deck
Summit Point
C. A. Hoffman
New York City
Thomas Shepherd
Charlottesville
Charles Tanquary
W. T.hoffman
Mrs. Hoffman
Navy Accounts of Vera Cruz Battle Highlight Sailor Valor
Narratives recount bravery of enlisted men of the navy and marine corps during the fighting at Vera Cruz on April 21 and 22 in Rear Admiral Pega's report. The document notes courageous actions by sailors who left hospitals to engage in combat and details the overall courageous conduct of naval personnel.
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Navy
Marine’ Corps
Vera Cruz
Pega
Esterday
Departmeet
Pibaahiyet
Ambiguous War Wire Report from News Ferry Va
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an injured man named S. Aman or related figures from Vermont during a naval engagement near the Naval Academy. He was twice wounded in the forearm, ordered to the rear, aided another severely wounded man, refused extra medical care, and returned to duty.
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S. Clay
News Ferry
Vermont
Naval Academy
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