Admiral Evans Relinquishes Atlantic Fleet Command
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans today yields command of the Atlantic fleet to Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas in San Francisco. The ceremony includes a flag haul down, a thirteen gun salute, and a formal banquet where Evans defends armor belt debates and praises navy crews. Thomas assumes duties immediately and will retire in favor of Rear Admiral Sperry after five days.
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San Francisco
Robley D. Evans
Charles M. Thomas
St. Francis Hotel
Admiral Evans
Connecticut
Admiral Thomas
Minnesota
Lieut
Castleman
Berrien
Atlantic
Charles N. Sperry
Evans
Pacific Coast
Congress
California
Pacific
Hvans
Metcalf
Oakland
Souther Pacific
Ferry
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
Pennsylvania Line
Washington
United States Atlantic Fleet
United States Steamship Connecticut
Cal
United States Atlantic
U. S. S. Connecticut
R. D. Evans
U.S. N
U.S. Atlantis Fleet
Adams Point
Athenian
Elk Clubs
Jubilee Day for City College Dedication Hailed
Prominent figures including Ambassador Bryce Oscar Straus Gov Hughes and President Eliot to speak at the dedication of the College of the City of New York. The program features academic parade flag presentations speeches lunch and evening entertainments. A portrait unveiling and a Waldorf dinner follow with notable attendees expected.
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Gov. Hughes
Eliot
College of the City of
New York
United States
Edward Lauterbach
McGowan
Board of Aldermen
City of New York
Edward M. Shepard
Oscar S. Straus
Commerce and Labor
Roosevelt
James Bryce
Hughes
McClellan
Harvard
Joseph H. Choate
FE. L. Winthrop
Board of Education
Finley
Walcot Gibbs
R. Ogden Doremus
Thomas A. Storey
James W. Hyde
Parker D. Handy
Lee Kohns
J. M. Taylor
Vassar
Needham
George Washington University
Wilder Ss. Bancroft
Cornell University
E. L. Beach
United States Naval Academy
L. Clark Seelye
Smith College
Joseph Anderson
Waterbury
Conn
Dean Crane
Aldrich H. Man
the Waldorf
Edward M. Coke
Alumni
Shepard
Trustees
College
Rush Rhees
Rochester University
Hamilton v. Mable
Mark Twain
Samuel L. Clemens
No jury trial denied in Gould separation suit
Supreme Court Justice Dowling refused Mrs. Howard Gould’s request for a jury trial in her separation suit against Howard Gould. The decision states that in separation actions no issue may be tried by jury as a matter of right, except misconduct under statute. Motion denied with $19 costs.
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Supreme Court
Dowling
Howard Gould
Downing
Mrs Goulds Father Dead in Illinois Insane Asylum
Seldon P. Clemmons died at Central Insane Hospital in Jacksonville Illinois at age seventy. He was blind and had been admitted March 6 from Milton Illinois after a stroke and related illness. He was father of Kathryn Clemmons Gould wife of Howard Gould and had two other descendants named in court records.
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Jacksonville
Seldon P. Clemmons
Central Insane Hospital
Kathryn Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Ir Milton, Ill
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Ntion
City College
Ambassador Bryce
Gould
Arnold, Constable & Co
C. J. Bonnet & Cie
Lyons
France
DOI
Schandwary
Lob Pheel
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Ilinois
Lum
Thomas M. Kirk
Winchester
Ella
Marrie
Milton
Col
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Hilo
Clemmons Oband
Charles Watta
Broadway
Sake & Company
Waistland
34Th Street
Nainsook
Princess House
Warm Weather
Madame Binner
Iiled
Je Linger
Stee Tenaces
Eee
ASL
Luigl
Russia
Ibbon
Gibson, Oxford
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