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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
24
Washington June 25 reports on Wallace's resignation and a packed list of Army and Navy orders. The dispatch covers remarks on Paymaster Frank W. Hart amid rumors and corrective statements by the Navy Department, with promotions, transfers, and retirements across services and ships, including remarks on the Paguma Canal Commission and general staff movements.
The resignation of John F. Wallace from the Panama Canal Commission is reported as authorities debate whether President will accept it. The article notes friction over staffing, with calls for expert oversight, and describes reorganization under Washington officials, including shifting supervision to the office of the chief engineer.
Fragmented text reports a civil dispute featuring Drs Benns Rewer and others charged with desertion. Names appear with legal actions against Piress L Cantinurse and a Mrs Ciad mars die exper Boat, mentioning divorce, Europe, and a 3 month term. The garbled lines suggest a legal notice or probate style filing with multiple parties and dates unclear.
Washington announces important changes in naval regulations approved by the President and Secretary of the Navy. The General Board gains emphasis, with duties expanded to advise on fleet composition, ship numbers, coal depots, ordnance and supply reserves, while sword use aboard ships is limited and visitor rules tightened.
The article describes that officers below rear admiral rank serving as chief of a bureau retain rank and title with exceptions. It lists chiefs of Medicine and Surgery, Supplies and Accounts, Steam Engineering and Construction and Repairs, and notes other related appointments. It also mentions a state officer as chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks retaining his previous rank, plus notes on judge advocate general and staff officers on retirement. A separate item discusses a prisoner, Kirkman, authoring a book about the army’s dark side while under arrest at Fort Niobrara. It also notes General Wood on leave from the War Department and his travel to Houston to spend leave with his mother.
The state auditor argues to maintain control over warrants and budget approvals in a dispute over governance and accountability. Officials contend authority for approving public funds rests with the Trust, while others push for independent audit power.
Register John Tanner asked the State Board of Tax Assessors to issue nineteen deputy positions and payments totaling about 24 thousand dollars including an $8,000 deputy register and a cashier. The County Clerk of Queenstown requested a similar staffing level with deputies and clerks. The board approved several posts while noting the workload may stall if funds fail to suffice, promising best effort but warning of possible delays.
A reindictment involves Renjauli F. Steinhardt and Aterham il Humrael in the Dadee Morse case. The criminal matter faces new charges as court actions proceed with defense and prosecution outlining proceedings and representation.
A six hour session of the Ohio Democratic convention in Colunitass named candidates for governor and other state offices. John M. Pattison of Clermont County was listed for lieutenant governor, Lanny J. Houck of Knox for Supreme Judge, Seth T. Mathers of Seythy for attorney general, James A. Rice of Stark for treasurer, Charles F. Mason of Butler for board of public works, and Patrick C. McGovern of Moskinguny Mounty for treasurer. only one name appeared for state treasurer.
An unusual reception occurred on the Atlantic City boardwalk as Prince Yoo, heir to the Emperor of Ceres, bathed in the surf with his secretary and companions. A crowd gathered while officials and guests were introduced, the prince wearing bathing attire amid a festive scene along the shore.
Incomplete notice lists rates for insertions and spaces with cents per item. The legible portion references ten cent entries and seven insertions, plus other unclear figures for a classified page. Strong entities are not recoverable from the readable text.
Fragmentary 1930s style ad listing female companion and teaching roles with names and locations. includes a domestic situations section and pricing note for four lines and longer insertions. readable items mention a Gouverness and stenographer profiles amid garbled OCR text.
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