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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1908

Page

7

Senator Rayner Defends Stewart Exile to Fort Grant Arizona

The article covers Senator Rayner's demand for a court of inquiry into President Roosevelt's exile of Colonel William F. Stewart to Fort Grant Arizona for cantankerous conduct. It compares legal precedents, notes lack of clear military law for such exile and discusses the broader issue of military discipline and due process in a high profile case.

Cactus Plains Rayner Robertus Love Dr. Wood Pershing Brownsville William F. Stewart Artillery Corps Rooseveltt United States Army Stewart Arizona War Department Army Roosevelt Republic Key West Puget Sound Maine Tex Isidor Rayner Admiral Schrey Naval Navy Schley United States Maryland Colonel Stewart Whyte Senate

Exiled Colonel Stewart Found at Abandoned Fort Grant

Senator Isidor Rayner urges inquiry into Colonel Stewart's exile to Fort Grant Arizona where only a caretaker remains and supplies pose a concern. The 59 year old officer, with over forty years in service, faces possible retirement at sixty two and awaits official action.

Rayner Foraker Brownsville United States Stewart Fort Grant Broadway Arizona War Department Dreyfus Florida Washington Isidor Rayner Baltimore

Autodrumbile: San Francisco machinist naval veteran builds water car

Charlies F. Hilden of San Francisco, a machinist and ex sailor, asserts his autodrumbile auto drives on land and water. He tested on the Tientsin river in China, Lake Merritt, Spreckels lake, and Harbor View, using two turbine engines and twelve propeller blades to propel on water, with wheels for land.

Charlies F. Hilden San Francisco Hilden Tientsin China United States Navy Lake Merritt Bay Spreckels

Odd Accident to Racing Shell

The incident occurred above the Aqueduct bridge near Washington when rower Tom Gorman met a large German carp while practicing in his single. The fish struck the shell with its tail, tearing a hole the size of a man’s fist, forcing Gorman to speed to safety before it sank. The event was unprecedented and recalled by no elder rowers.

Tom Gorman Aqueduct Bridge Washington Mr. Gorman

Honest to Spite and Selfish Graft in Everyday Life

A reflective piece on honesty and self deception, critiquing cocksure ignorance and the acceptance of graft. It contrasts self interest with integrity, noting how some defend graft as harmless while others quietly profit and justify moral compromise.

Time Attachment Joke Sparks Unexpected Funeral Joke

A humorous exchange unfolds as one person recalls a joke that finally makes sense to another. The laughter turns toward a somber note when the speaker mentions an upcoming funeral the next day.

Village blacksmith reelected as mayor in quiet New York town

A small New York community re elected the village blacksmith as mayor after a prior term. Neighbors praise his practical wit and leadership while critics joke about lawyers and farmers in politics. The villagers note his sway in town affairs and his influence on local governance.

New York Megor

She Wasnt Pretty In The Enduring Banter

A clipped exchange centers on appearances and modesty with wry remarks about bearing a plain face. The dialogue underlines social judgments tied to looks and the blunt ease of conversational humor in the era.

Letter to the Unknown Opens With Mock Formality

A fragmentary exchange shows a speaker addressing an unseen recipient. One asks if the letter should begin with Dear and the other proposes Goat as a quirky opening, highlighting a playful tension over address and tone.

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