Roosevelt Cabinet Meets Before Southern and Western Trip
President Roosevelt and his Cabinet met for the last time before his departure on a Southern and Western trip. Taft left for Worcester to speak before a board and plans a conference with Roosevelt. A Rough Riders reunion is planned in San Antonio April 6 and 7 with a welcome, camp at Riverside Park, and a schedule of receptions, rides, and escorts for the President.
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Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
San Antonio
Rough Rider
Shaw
Hitchcock
Wilson
Metcalf
Moody
Cartelvonlt
Immigration Service
Cortelyou
Taft
Washington
Worcester
Mass
Board of Trade
Tex
Rough Riders
Riverside Park
Opera House
Albert F. Fox A Pioneer in Washington Real Estate
Albert F. Fox, president of the Columbia National Bank and a leading Washington real estate figure, was born in York County, Pennsylvania, on December 22, 184. He moved to Washington in 1863, worked for Joseph F. Kelly, then established his own firm in 1876 at 92 F Street. The firm, later A. F. Fox Company, moved to the northeast corner of Fourteenth Street and New York Avenue this year. Fox helped organize the Columbia National Bank in 1837 and served as vice president before becoming president in 1890, a role he has held since. He also led the National Union Fire Insurance Company and held varied civic roles, including Masonry and senior lodge positions, with his son Edmund K. Fox later joining the business.
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Albert F. Fox
Columia National Bank
Washington
York County
Pennsylvania
York
Joseph F. Kelly
Itamfancs
Kelly
Fox
A. F. Fox
Notheast
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
F Street
Columbia National Bank
Mr. Fox
John H. Merrell
E. Southard Parke
John Joy Edson
O G . Stapies
Board of
Amiy Fox
Lafayette Lodge
Lafayette
Edmund K Fox
Alexandria in Brief A mix of local politics and arts
Amateur singers prepare to stage Fra Diavolo at the opera house in May. Local political rumors name Edward L. Jordan G. G. Boteler and Robert Hume as possible Democratic delegates. School teams from Episcopal High and Georgetown preps clash. other notes include a bridge project on Furce street and the appointment of Lewis McKenzie Bell as port collector. Funeral details, real estate deeds, and various local notices follow.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Edward L. Jordan
Ballston
Alexandria County
Jordan
National Liquor Dealers’ Association of
United States
International Plate Printers’ Journal
Washington
G. G. Boteler
Robert 5. Hume
Frank Hume
John H. Trimyer
Jefferson District
Astairants
Sergi
Joseph D. Mcikteany
Wortyseventh Company
Coast Artilery
Fort Hunt
St Mary's Catholic Church
H Jo ©Utler
St Mary's Cemetery
Episcopal High School
Georgetown Preps
Frank Sheppard
Sheppard
Bell
Furke Street
Lewis McKenzie Bell
Port of Alexandria
Marshall L. King
Walter Parrish Atkinson
R. H. Atkinson
Cameron Street
Charles Schreiner
South Fairfax Street
Mary
J. M. Dodd
Duke Street
FIGHTING BOB COMMANDS SUCCESSORS IN NAVAL FLEET
Rear Admiral Evans takes command of the North Atlantic fleet battleship squadron at Pensacola succeeding Rear Admiral Barker who retires. Barker's farewell included a thirteen gun salute. Evans moves his flag to the Maine and signals a smooth transition with formal ceremonies and shipboard honors.
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Harker
Evans
Maine
Pensacola
A. & Burker
Spain
Barker
Strates Board
Navy Yard
New York
North Atlanta
Admial
Washington
Massacausetts
Naval Academy
Hvans
Rather
Fla
Hobley PD. Evans
Admirel Barker
Mane
Military leave and reassignments listed for Army officers
Orders to army officers grant leaves and extensions for King Cole Rodeers Tlunt Dwyer Clark Andrews Landers Prlowan Norvell Dennehue Ayres Ayere Lockett Greene Suplee Shulp and others. Officers assigned to Fort Falcon Allen Fort Sam Houston Manila Jefferson City and Washington Barracks, with duties in recruitment, inspection and court martial contexts, plus transport to Manila and the Philippines Division. Washington's Favorite Newspaper.
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K King Cole
Harry L Rodeers
Stanhene
Ordnanece
Charles G Dwyer
Thid Infantry
Benjamin Clark, Jr
Cape Lincoln
Andrews
Hot Springs
Ark
Hemtal
Wilber
Fort Falcon Allen
Caspar Rodgers
USA
Bay City
Tex
Fort Sam Houston
Auy
George F. Landers
Artillery Corps
Washington Barracks
D. C
United States Ary General Hospital
George W Prlo‘wan
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Key
Kans
Jefferson Carracks
Stevens T Norvell
U .A
Tallahassee
Fla
Thomasville
Fort Barraacay
Charles F Dennehue
Quartermaster General of
Army
Fort Dade
Myron & Crisay
Ajiltery Corpa
Wiliam J Ayere
Philippine Scouts
Mighteenth Infantry
Manila
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Hospital Corps
Department of Aifornia
San Francisco
Cal
Movements and Commissions of Naval Officers in 1905
Orders list detached duties and new commands for multiple officers including Capt Everett and Commander Winder. Updates include Lawton command assignments, inspector duties at gas works, and various detachments to Monte Christi Santo Domingo, Hartford and Buffalo. Also notes vessels in motion and the Ranger’s commissioning March 30. General health remedy advertisement follows.
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Buffalo
W Winder
Naval
Boston
Mass
Lawton
WN Little
Dubuque and Paducah
Navy
Gas Engine and Power Company
Morris Hewits NY
PH Eldridge
W. Poreman
Leutenant
Churchill
Branch
Hydrographic Office
Sault Ste Marie Mich
Enterprise
Wol Varnum
W. Fowler Wow Galbraith
E Leandram
C Moses
H RO Fitts
Hussain
J A Guthrie
RT. Orsie
Nasy
A B Clifford
Naval Museum of Hygiene and Medical School
Washington
Marine Corps
JF Fleming
Atlanta
Norfolk
Newark
Monte
Denver
Pensacola
St. Josepha Bay
Dolphin
Fernandina
General Alava
Hongkong
Cavite
Ranger
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Battle With Italians Near Bull Tunnel Sparks Riots
Special to The Washington Post from Cassville West Virginia reports a riot at Bull Tunnel along the Norfolk and Western extension after an Italian and a citizen fight. Italians attacked after the earlier clash and fired shots. Walter Henslie Fremont Thayer and Fred Moore were shot and seriously injured. Italians fled toward the mountains and are at large. officers pursue. Tensions rise as Italian workers may be driven from the community.
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Washington Post
Cassville
W. Va
Bull Tunnel
Norfolk and Western
Walter Henslie
Fremont Thayer
Fred Moore
Florida Limited Hurries Mrs Hill to New York for Treatment
Mrs James J Hill wife of the Great Northern Railway president is in Ormond Florida and will be rushed to New York for urgent medical care. The Seaboard Air Line Florida Limited will haul her private car non stop except to change engines on record time with orders issued to expedite the journey and railway officials instructed to ensure swift passage.
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Florida Limited
New York
Norfolk
James J Hill
Great Northern Railway Company
Ormond
Fla
Seaboard Air Line
Hall
Porter in Collision Off Norfolk Navy Yard
Norfolk Va March 31 A collision after a turn near the navy yard damaged the prow of torpedo boat Peter while maneuvering for a harbor spin. The naval tug Rocket was not damaged.
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Washington Post
Norfolk, Va
Peter
Rocket
Navy Yard
Porter Whs
Mine Workers Convention Opens In Cumberland District 16
Meyersdale strike, fifteen months old and costing $1 004 a day, to be discussed at the annual convention of District 16 United Mine Workers of America in Cumberland comprising Georges Creek and Meyersdale fields. Local unions are represented and Meyersdale operators reportedly have more men than ever.
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Cumberland
United Mine Workers of America
Georges Creek
Meyersdale
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General Assembly of Virginia
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A. H. Tyson
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State Board of Agriculture
Andrew M. Soule
Blacksburg
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James J. Hill III
Porter
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