Army and Navy Moves and Assignments From The Tribune
Washington June 18 orders issued Brig General Walter G Fenfield from ordnance department to report back June 21. Contract surgeons listed with new duties including Desmond, Duhigg, Freeman, Hanson, Hassel t ine, Henning, Hopewood, Jones, Love, B mintyre, Nichols, Pinkston, Reasoner, Reed, Schmitz. Sear Admiral Lyon to command navy yard Mare Island. Warship movements report arrivals at Santiago Lam bert's Point Sausalito New York and other ports. departures to Monte Crieti Santiago and Shanghai.
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Walter G. Fenfield
Ordnance Department
Ordnants Department
Laurence P. Desmond
Cheyenne
Thomas F. Duhigg
Des Moines
Charles EB. Freeman
le Grange
Louis H Hanson
Eau Claire
Hermon E. Hasseltine
Bristol
Oswald F. Henning
Chi
Lucius L. Hopewood
Harold Jones
St. Louis
Albert G. Love
Memphis
Henry M. B M’intyre Randolph
Henry J. Nichols
Binghamton
Omar W. Pinkston
Kansas City
Mathew A. Reasoner
Morrisonville
How. A. Reed
Milford
Ferdinand Schmittex
Albany
Santiago
Nero
Lambert’s Point
Maryland
Navy Yard
New York
Sausalito
Wisconsin
Kiu-Kang
Sanchez
Macoris
Wolverine
Sandusky
Leonidas
League Island
Monte Crieti
Penacook
Guantanamo
North River
Preble
Paul Jones
Portland
Dubuque
Pacucah
Cleveland
Barry
Bainbridge
Amoy
Shanghai
Charleston in drydock before Rio trip for Secretary Root
The protected cruiser Charleston was moved to No 3 drydock at Brooklyn Navy Yard for finishing work ahead of its voyage with Secretary of War Elihu Root and family to the Pan American Congress in Rio de Janeiro and other South American ports. The ship's crew and officers, including Captain Cameron McA Winslow, prepare for the upcoming cruise of about twelve thousand miles, with court martial outcomes noted for Rhode Island and related command changes.
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United States
Charleston
Elihu Root
Pan-American Congress
Rio Janeiro
South America
Panama
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Admi
Cameron McA Winslow
Ces Mander
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Cadet Death Sparks Memorial Over Grave in Annapolis
In Annapolis a cadet dies in a fight over honor at the Naval academy. James R. Branch confirms a class wishes to place a tombstone over the grave of James, with telegrams of support from Midshipman E W Pritchard. The House Militia Committee favors a bill authorizing annual militia funding of 2 million dollars, up from 1.4 million, and adjusts Militia Act administration.
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Nav
Minorval Academy
Annapolis
James James
Seriwether
James R. Branch
E.W. Pritchard
James
Florida
Branch
Washington
House Committee On Militia
Cows Drink Water Behind Milk Adulteration Case
Justice McKean denounces watered milk after George W. Ernst pleads guilty to adulteration. He is released on a suspended sentence as evidence suggests the milk was watered before receipt. The court notes widespread watering by farmers amid heavy fines.
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George W. Ernst
Wiliam Reese
Second Avenue
Special
Justice McKean
Fireman Saves Feline Family In Tenement Blaze
Dashing Dick Burns of hook and ladder No. 7 braved smoke and flame to rescue Mollie the cat and her five newborn kittens from a third floor apartment of Mrs. Yetta Metter at No. 7 E street. He searched for a woman and children but found only the cat and her brood, carrying them to the street through the blaze.
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Dick” Burns
Yetta Metter
Mollie
Prison term for patrolman for perjury in murder case
Patrolman Harry Morton, part of Police Commissioner McAdoo's vice squad, was sentenced by Justice Scott to one year in prison and a $250 fine for perjury at Berthe Claiche's murder trial of Emil Gendron. Morton may stay in the Tombs until Friday to settle affairs and seek a certificate of reasonable doubt.
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Harry Morton
McAdoo
Berthe Claiche
Emil Gendron
Justice Scott
Criminal Branch
Supreme Court
Morton
Townsend
Bingham
Pedestrian Killed by Auto Truck on Sixth Avenue
Frederick Webster aged 45 of Cornwall Landing New York was hit by an automobile delivery truck at Sixth Avenue and 25th Street yesterday morning and killed instantly. Driver Edward Holleran 19 fled the scene and was arrested later at the Hotel Astor after witnesses and company papers identified him.
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Sixth Avenue
25Th Street
Frederick Webster
Cornwall Landing
N. Y
Edward Holleran
No. 815
West 17Th Street
New York Transportation Company
Hotel Astor
Webster
Holloran
Jefferson Market
Worship in the Rain Opens Gospel Tent Season
Rain did not dampen turnout as City Hall steps hosted noon services led by the Evangelistic Committee of New York. Pastors from Presbyterian Methodist Dutch Reformed Episcopal Lutheran and Congregational churches spoke as Park sisters and cornet music drew about five hundred attendees. Tent sites span Seventh Avenue at 146th Street Boston Road at 164th Street Eleventh Avenue and th Street First Avenue and 7th Street Morris Avenue and 1th Street Canal and Spring Streets with open air meetings at Abingdon Square City Hall steps Fort George Wall Street and Western Electric Works.
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Evangelistic Committee of
New York
Presbyterian
Congregational
C. L. Goodell
Park Sisters
Howard Duffield
First Presbyterian Church
S. Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
Robert L. Paddock
James B. Ely
Richard Hartley
J. G. Fagg
Collegiate Church
Seventh Avenue
146Th Street
Boston Road
164Th Street
Eleventh Avenue
Cleaners Proposed for Police Stations Budget Hearing
The Finance Committee held a hearing on Alderman Dowling's plan to spend 50000 for a male cleaner in each police station to relieve doormen who guard prisoners. Deputy Waldo opposed, suggesting more doormen. legislative change would be needed for two doors per station.
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Frank Dowling
Waldo
Alderman Dowling
Ommen
Miss Goodrich
Women's Prison Association
Co Tee
Woed and Wed in Fifteen Minutes in Nyack
George E. Weyant and Miss Sadie Louw of Newburg married in fifteen minutes after a lighthearted proposal while visiting the bride’s sister in Haverstraw. Harry N. Cooper fetched the pastor Rev. William Redheffer for the ceremony.
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George E. Weyant
Sadie Louw
Newburg
Harry N. Cooper
Haverstraw
William Redheffer
Weyant
Miss Louw
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