Navy Department to appoint new heads after Baldwin
General Baldwin named successor as Army and Navy leadership reshapes. Two vacancies appear likely in the Navy Department, signaling upcoming transfers and policy shifts within the service.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
1
Baldwin Succeeds Carr in Dakota Command
General Frank D Baldwin assumes command of the department of Dakota replacing Gen Carr. Baldwin, a Civil War veteran with two congressional medals, remains highly decorated and marries with one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Department of Dakota
Navy Dept Talks Signal Possible Leadership Vacancies
Washington March 2 two navy department billets will be vacated soon The baymaster general post held by Rear Admiral H T B Harris may become open with several pay corps officers seeking to replace him The other vacancy is at the bureau of yards and docks where Rear Admiral M Y T Endicott retires in November and faces likely reappointment if no strong successor emerges Both men hold senior bureau roles and have long service records
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Baymaster General
H. T. B. Harris
Pay Corps
Harris
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Bureau of Yards and Docks
M YT. Endicot
Corps of Civil Ongineers
Endicott
Endigott
Bureau
Tshinlan Canal Commissiones
Delegates push armory bill for Las Vegas projects
Captain I Rupp of Company 6 reports Delegate Andrews is pressing to pass the armory bill. The draft text requests $1,000,000 for armory buildings at Las Vegas and the nearby city, each costing $5,000, pending validation by Congress before funds are released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capain I Rupp
Mations Guards
Andrews
Bisi
Las Vegas
Randa x
New Mexico
Committee On Territories
Las Vesne
Cone Breas
Nebraska Rail Strike Impacts Traffic But Fruit Safe
Lincoln Neb March 3 Railroad traffic in Nebraska was demoralized by the brigadid strike that hit the state yesterday but schedules are being resumed today. A low temperature prevails statewide yet fruit experts believe the crop is safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Trafic
Extraordinary feat in house erection in New York
Plans filed by architect Ernest Flagg for remodeling Singer and Bourne office buildings at Broadway and Liberty Street include a central forty story tower rising taller than the Washington Monument. The 9 central tower will be 65 feet square at its base, with a blueprinted skeleton construction, a dome, cupola and flag, and ornamental limestone cladding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Building Department
Ernest Flagg
Tory Singer
Bible Class Teams Compete In Birmingham Athletic Meet
The Young Men's Christian Association Bible class teams hold an athletic meet in Birmingham tonight. Events include standing long jump potato race wheelbarrow race and a 400 yard relay among ten man teams. A handsome cup from Birmingham Artis and Cycle company awaits the team that wins three consecutive times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Bible Clase
Young Men's Christian Association
LIS Athletic
Lenma
Wees
Coeh Tae Troy
Birmingham Artis and Cycle Company
Smith Gin
Ure Smith
GALA DAY MARKS Alabama’s Territorial Anniversary
March 3 1817 marked Alabama becoming a territory and today observances by patriots and groups note eighty years of progress since statehood. The article cites population figures and growth over the past century with emphasis on male female distribution and regional counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Alay Batta
Una
Walley
Fiitans
Wien
Wary push for statehood amid Senate talks
Washington March 3 A renewed push on statehood faced a dim outlook as leaders including Senators Long Burkett and Warren met with the president at the White House to discuss salvaging the bill. Heveridge also conferred with the president on canal policy and preconceptions over the isthmian waterway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Renee
Walter Mouse
Confession of Adams Ties to Orchard Case Not Grand Juryed
Boise March 3 Steve Adams Western Federation member charged with complicity in Governor Steunenberg murder says his confession fully confirms Orchard's. He will not face Caldwell grand jury soon with plans for possible extradition to Colorado. Adams’ confession reportedly spans twenty four typewritten pages. Warden Whitney notes Adams improved after giving statement. Former Texas Governor James Hogg dies at Houston. Ohio collision on Ohio Flyer boat Mingo four men drown. one may die. Meridian reports loss of 95 000 090 expected.
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Mobile
Ala
F. M. Strutz
Washington
Milas
Meridian
Southern
Front
Twenty-second Avenue
Grand Avenue
Sulphur
Union Depot
New York
Tday
J. G. Phelps
Stokes
Norton Poin
Conn
Jon
IL Fa
Joseph Medill Patterson
Chicago
Patterson
Pank
Adams
Orchard
Boise
Idaho
Steve Adams
Western Federation
Steunenberg
Caldwell
Adame
Colorado
Confession
Adama
Whitney
Ohio
Steubenville
Ohio Flyer
Oat Mingo
Joneph Zerbe
Gregory Maul
Herbert Springer
George Wiseh
Lek
M K and T Railway Improves Finances and Bonds Planned
The M K and T Railway outlines financial improvement plans to meet $4,591,526 equipment costs and inflationary pressures. Stockholders meet to authorize issuing bonds to secure capital, with bonds priced at 7 percent and installments set for March 12 and May 12.
Russia Rewards Faithful Promised Fleet Disaster on Norway Coast
A northern coast tragedy unfolds as a fishing fleet suffers a devastating disaster off Norway. Many sailors are reported dead with rescue efforts underway and authorities investigating the incident. Names of vessels and crews are unavailable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Christiana
Jaes
Ingerna
Trondhjem
Rumors of Santa Fe Central Sale Denied by Officials
St. Petersburg dispatches and a Denver meeting report a wave of unverified talk about a sale to the Gould syndicate, but officials deny negotiations and pledge ongoing completion of the Hagan branch and Albuquerque Eastern railway. The Citizen warns against fake stories aiming to undermine Albuquerque confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Central
Defunet Exchange Bank
Allegheny
General Torrance
Exchange Bank
Gould
the Central
Hagan Branch
Albuquerque Eastern Railway
Bank Will Test Senate Committee Power in Courts
President Rowe of the First National Bank said the senate Drake committee subpoena will be tested in court. He and the bank dispute the committee’s legal right to force disclosure of bank transactions and will take the matter to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rowe
First National Bank
Drake
Senate Committee
Supreme Court
El Paso Mourns Death of Samuel Schutz At 78
Samuel Schutz died last night in El Paso at age 78 after a long local business career dating to 1856 with Schutsrox. Daughters Mrs Newsfeld Mrs Splis and Mrs James Grunsfeld of Albuquerque. niece Miss Irma Schutz engaged to D Rosenwald of the city. funeral set for 10 o clock tomorrow in El Paso as family travels from nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Schutz
el Paso
Grim Reaper
Albuquerque
Newsfeld
Splis
James Grunsfeld
Mies Irma Schuts
D. §. Rosenwald
Alfred Grunsfeld
B. Ifeld
Sidney Rosenwald
Pass
Masters Gross Nuptials Solemnized Today
At noon today J. W. Masters and Mary R. Grogs were quietly married in a ceremony performed by Jostles of the Peace Craig. The bride is a dressmaker and the groom runs a home furnishing store on Goldevenue. The Evening Citizen joins friends in congratulating the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Masters
Mary R. Grogs
Peace Craig
Elite Hotel Changes Hands in Probate Transfer
ALMS of sale recanted with the probate clerk yesterday whereby Frank Dericks transferred the Elite hotel at 118 West Silver avenue to Dorothy Galloway. Galloway then transferred the furniture to CA Stevens in Silver City. Consideration cited as $1600. Galloway’s mother resides in Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dericks
Dorothy Galloway
Ellie Hotel
West Silver Avenue
CA. Stevens
Silver City
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