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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1908

Page

6

Evans recounts naval career and views on officers

Rear Admiral Robley Evans reflects on forty eight years in the U S Navy. He praises the improved class and care of sailors, discusses Annapolis training and eyesight concerns, recalls blockades and voyages, and responds to well wishers at a Mohonk retirement celebration. President Roosevelt and Governor Hughes send letters of support.

Cape Horn Pacific Ocean Santiago Hine Naval Academy Annapolis Wainwright Thay Academy Admiral Fans United States

Admiral Evans Retirement Birthday at Lake Mohonk

Guests at Lake Mohonk Mountain House marked Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans's retirement from active service and celebrated his birthday amid messages and honors broadcast by telegraph to The Tribune.

Evans Lake Mohonk Mountain House Amuser Admiral Evans Andrew S. Draper New York Loving Wmne Robley IP United States Lake Mohonk, N. Y Robley D. Evans

Silver loving cup to Rear Admiral Evans on birthday

Tiffany & Co presented a silver loving cup to Rear Admiral Evans on his sixty second birthday. A large crowd gathered at a hotel parlor as he was wheeled in, with the orchestra playing Hail to the Chief and the crowd cheering. Notables including President Roosevelt, Vice Admiral Filighy, Governor Hughes, and Paul Morton attended the ceremony amid banners recalling the Battle of Santiago.

Admirel Evans Admiral Evans Gantiago Frans Coors Nook Keoseve Filighy Hughes Paul Morten

Retired Rear Admiral Robley D Evans Noted Navy Officer

Rear Admiral Robley D Evans was placed on the retired list of the navy yesterday. The event marks the end of a long service career and follows his recent activities at a hotel veranda overlooking Lake Mohon.

Navy Lake Mohon

Career of Rear Admiral Evans in War and Peace

Long service record of Robly D. Evans born 1846 Floyd County Virginia. Naval Academy graduate chose country over state during Civil War. Famed for sea duty earning "Fighting Bob" nickname and leading the 1901 Kiel Canal squadron voyage. Retired on list after forty five years of service amid rheumatic illness.

Robly D. Evans United States Navy Naval Service Roosevelt Pacific Magellan Suez Fort Fisher Spain Iowa Santiago Evans Yorktown Valparaiso Bob” Evans Bering Sea Admiral Evans Floyd County Washington Samuel Andrew Jackson Evans Young Evans Naval Academy Utah James Parker R. D. Evans America Kiel Canal William Prince Henry Hampton Roads

Ill Captain Relinquishes Command Near Cape Horn

The fleet was taken around Cape Horn by an ill commander who remained aboard despite illness and finally relinquished command on May 9. The event marks a pivotal moment in the voyage as the crew prepared for new leadership and continued navigation through challenging waters.

Cape Horn

Goodrich's Career Sees Navy Rise to Senior Rear Admiral

Rear Admiral Caspar F. Goodrich becomes the senior rear admiral following the retirement of Robley D. Evans. Born 1847 in Philadelphia, Goodrich joined the Navy at 14, served in two wars, directed Cuban cable cutting, oversaw the Naval War College, and commanded the Brooklyn navy yard since 1907. His wife Eleanor Milner and son Caspar were part of a noted naval lineage, with his son killed in the 1907 Georgia turret flareback.

Robley D. Evans Caspar Frederick Goodrich Navy Admiral Goodrich Brooklyn Navy Yard Coast Signal Service Naval War College Pacific Squadron San Francisco Philadelphia Farragut Naval Academy Connecticut Colorado Portsmouth Eleanor Milner New York Tennessee Kearsarge Goodrich Torpedo Board Spain St. Louis Newark Gulf Atlantic States Cabies Cuban Santiago de Cuba Jamaica Haputi Guantanamo Cervera Marzanillo Naval College League Island Navy Yard Portsmouth Navy Yard Pacific Fleet Coghlan Caspar Goodrich Georgia

Young Turk Leaders Discuss Deposing Sultan

Geneva dispatch says leaders of the Young Turk party plan a late August meeting in Geneva to consider forcing the Sultan of Turkey from power and to choose a successor if they vote yes. No confirmation yet.

London Young Turk Party Geneva Turkey

Sanity debate swirls around Dr John M Moore in Paris

Paris August report says Dr John Miller Moore, once a US Navy surgeon, is held at Villevrard asylum after erratic hotel behavior. Consul General Mason hesitates to act as psychiatric examiners deem him violently deluded. French authorities demand a bond or relative to release him, Mason lacking funds or authority, consulting Moore’s South Carolina relatives.

Paris John Miller Moore Mason Spr. Moore United States Navy Villevrad Moore J. W. Babcock Columbia, D. C Dr. Moore France South Carolina

Rebuff to France delays French interests in Venezuela

Caracas reports President Castro refuses to let the Brazilian minister oversee French interests in Venezuela. Foreign Minister cites Venezuela France-US disputes as a reason to avoid straining relations with Brazil. Castro departs with the gunboat Restaurador for Barquisimeto, inviting the British minister aboard.

Caracas Willemstad Castro Venezuela José Paul France United States Brazil Barquisimeto Tusacas Puerto Cabello

Netherlands free to act against Venezuela with limits

The Hague reports Washington guards a free Dutch hand against Venezuela with the proviso no territory be seized. Ambassador Beaupré said the State Department backs blockade or marine action without territorial seizure. The Friesland cruiser plans Caribbean movement. State Department offered no confirmation of Dutch plans.

Hague Washington Netherlands Castro Venezuela Arthur M. Beaupré Beaupré State Department United States Friesland Caribbean Bacon

Uprising Ties To Cabrera Plot In Honduras

Passengers from Guatemala City report uprisings in Honduras tied to Estrada Cabrera. Proclamations from Belize allegedly printed to win Bonilla supporters, with Morales blocked by American pressure. Guatemala denies invasion, Mexico and U.S. warn Cabrera over neutrality. Detentions and threats of executions noted in Tegucigalpa.

Puerto Cortez Honduras Mobile Guatemala City Harold Estrada Cabrera Guatemala Belize Manuel Bonilla National Printing Office Bonilla Ramon Morales Cabrera Morales Heimke Legation Lee Christmas Cartago Nicaragua Mexico United States Sefior Mindenice Ortiz Choluteca Serre de Hale Tegucigalpa Coleonel Leroy Cannon San Miguel Salvador el Monitor

Life of Li Hung Chang published in Shanghai

The life of the late Li Hung Chang has been issued in Chinese at Shanghai. The official work spans about one hundred volumes describing Li Hung Chang's career and influence.

Peking Li Hung Chang Shanghai

Dalai Lama to Visit Peking Amid Tense Tibet Crisis

Dalai Lama, wandering Northern China since 194, is due in Peking next month. Beijing backs preparations for a grand greeting, signaling his status near imperial level. He has held a religious court at Wu Tai Shan and angered Shan-Se officials by alleged mistreatment of Tibetans, prompting calls for action to compel his departure.

Dalai Lama Peking Wu-Tai-Shan Tibet China Francis Younghusband Lhasa Shan-Se Dalai

Russian Empress Weaker as Court Awaits News

The Empress health declines after a Finnish cruise with renewed hysteria weakness keeps her from walking or standing. She is said to be mentally low and unable to attend a dinner for Emperor Francis Joseph at Krasnoye Selo while guard maneuvers continue.

St. Petersburg Francis Joseph Nicholas Krasnove Selo

Three Youths Missing After Lake Winnipeg Squall

Great anxiety grips Winnipeg after Edith Turnock D McGlifford and F Lambert vanished when a boat from Winnipeg Beach to Whytewold four miles away was swept by a squall into Lake Winnipeg yesterday afternoon. Authorities fear the boat capsized and the trio remains unaccounted for.

Winnipeg. Man Edith Turnock D. McGlifford F Lambert Winnipee Beach Whytewold Lake Winnipeg Ies

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LYANS Japan Annnapolis Squadra J. Edward Simmons Mr. Simmons Simmons Temple of Peace Mohonk Society of Peace Bob Evans Philippines Panama Hawaii Cuba Porto Rico Europe Orient British Isles Ith- President Mr. Evans Oyster Bay Theodore Roosevelt Ke Mohonk Mountain House Mohonk Lake, N. Y Lake Mohonk Greene County Cairo Charles E. Hughes California Frank J. Symmes the Tribune Tiffany @ Co Aken Washburn-Crosby Co Geneve Holland Colonel Cannon
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