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ENJOYING NAVY DAY. A group of sick sailors NAVY YARD MEN IN SACK RACE. . II. Tyler, of the MARINES PULL HARDEST. The tug-of-war team representing the marines defeated the S. S. Columbia durinj"!
watch the events of the day nt the Philadelphia Navy
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machine division, winning tho closed event
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ENJOYING THE ICE CREAM. Tho old folk had CORNERSTONE LAID BY STATE MASONS. Grand lodge officers join with Tacony
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POLICE HAVE MACHINE GUNS. For use in riots
AN AMERICAN DIVER. Louis OLDEST GUESTS. Mrs. Martha Russel,
and for chasing auto thieves, the New York police have Ralbach doing some exhibition eighty-eight years old, and William Hamilton,
bf-en given machine guns fancy high diving in Antwerp, ciRniy-nine years om, ui wio ""-' bvc u
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channel. Ho was in tho water eighteen hours
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OPERATING A WINDING MACHINE. Mrs. Eva Hiahop, 2940 North Third street, at WILLIAM H. FOLWELL, who is chairman of SUFIfllAUK SUITOR. Miss Florenco Boeckal, WINS LU LU GOLF TOURNAMENT. Edward
tho machine, while Miss Mikolet, 297G Leithgow street, is adjusting a skein on a swift tho committee on Republican campaign funds editor of Iho Suffragist,, tho official organ of C. Clarey, tho Bala golfer, defeate'd Maurice J
at tho Quaker "Lace Co., Fourth street and Lehigh avenue
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the national suffrage organizations
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