Humphrey Denies Government Aided Jiminez Expedition
Testimony in New York on a $23,000 suit against ex President Juan Jiminez of Santo Domingo alleges US aid to the Fanita expedition. General Humphrey says he had no knowledge of any ammunition sent from Washington and recalls serving as depot quartermaster in 1897 with no access to such shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph £. Cunningham
Juan J. Jiminez
Santo Desaingo
United States
Jiminez
Santo Pomingo
Humphrey
Conningham
Quartermasters Department
Fantta
Jimines
Storales
Hennaux
United Sates
CAPT Kennedy dies aboard Colorado at Guantanamo
Captain Duncan Kennedy, commander of the cruiser Colorado, died yesterday at Guantanamo from an opera appendicitis. His body will be returned to Hampton Roads on a vessel of the second division of the battle squadron, arriving Tuesday morning. Kennedy was born December 28, 1840s in Albany, New York, and had a long career from midshipman to captain, with service in the Asiatic Squadron, Pensacola, Naval Academy, Mayflower, Constellation, Baltimore, and other posts including the Naval War College and navy yard assignments. He assumed command of the Colorado in January last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Kennedy
Colorado
Guantanamo
Navy Department
Battle ‘Ship Squadron
Hampton
New York
Naval Academy
Lo Muster
Leutenant
Pensacola
Constellation
Dale
Powhatan
Lancaster
Naval War College
Bureau of Navigation
Baltimore
Naval Torpedo Station
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Detroit
Mich
League Island
Naval Examining and Retiring Board
Washington, D. C
Army Orders From 1908 Military Dispatches
Army orders list leaves of absence and duty transfers for numerous officers and medical staff. Names include First Lieuts Robert James, Gordon Hetner, Charles Ueswalee, and William R. Braker, with assignments to Camp McKinney Honolulu and Army Medical Museum, plus promotions and examinations scheduled through 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rober
Cars- Wel
Winlem M. Swart
Samuel MM. Mila
Jamies D. Reams
Uaron
Yo. Jedo
James A. Buchanan
William R. &. George
U.S. A. Faport
Peturn
Coast Actillere
Lia
Chowapsake
Georgs T
Bastien
George H. Tomer
Sapgtoy Xenerst
General Moapital
Pro Francisos
Caz
Charles ¥. Ueswalee
John A. Dene
Robert A. Patterson
Pires Dene
Buserle B. W' Connor
George P. Meard
Robert Noble
Leleut
Auger Grovke, Jr
Léevzy
John R. Deverens
Forettreut
Louis Beachemin Jr
Keeby
Ulent Witlain
William J. Arthur
Army Medical Maseum
Washington
Fira Lleuts
Conrad FE. Keerper
Matthew A. de Taney
Paul S. Halloran
R. “Whttmore
Robert Smart
Darrell D. Buck
Kent Nelgon
Jon H. Allen
James L Devans
Corbin Succeeds Bates To Hold Rank Only
Lieut Gen Bates retires today and Maj Gen Henry C Corbin will assume the rank of lieutenant general for the summer while Maj Gen MacArthur is expected to follow. Corbin remains chief of staff duties as Brig Gen Rankling Bell takes over staff responsibilities. no major general vacancy occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Henry C. Corbin
Norther
St. Louis
MacArthur
Corbin
Hese
Rankling Bell
Uniform rifles replace carbine in U S troops
War Department completes issue of new rifles to United States troops, ending the carbine era. Infantry and cavalry receive the same model, a modified 1903 design, shorter than the Krag and longer than the discarded cavalry carbine. Red bayonet kept temporarily, new bayonet to be adopted later. Philippine deployment to follow before full army arming is achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
United States
Infantry
Cavalry
Philippines
United ‘States Army
Governor General Smith Lands In San Francisco
Governor General James F. Smith of the Philippines arrived aboard the Mongolia for a few months rest. Welcomed by Mayor Schmitz, military and civic leaders, he was escorted to the Palace Hotel and will be guest of honor at a city hall reception Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
James F. Smith
Philippines
Islands
California Volunteers
Mongolia
Schmitz
Palace Hotel
New 6 Inch Gun Record Reported by Navy
A New York report describes the Pennsylvania in Atlantic fleet service transfers to port for hospital treatment. It notes a 6 inch gun battery under Lieut Brady achieving seventeen hits in ninety seconds during target practice off Cape Cruz, potentially setting a world record. Command personnel and naval officers receive various commissions and duty assignments with movements of vessels and ships listed among stations and routes.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Ivania
Caribbean
Pennarivania
Cape Cruz
Washington pastors shy on press advertising
Washington ministers debated full page Sunday ads to lure lagging members. Clergy voices ranged from skepticism, noting potential circuslike effects, to cautious endorsement that well judged ads can boost church vitality, provided dignity remains and sensationalism is avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace Radcliffe
Roland Cotton Smith
St. John's ‘Episcopal Church
McKim
Epiphany Churel
Do You Mind the Time in Our Youthful Days
Thomas Harrison narrates a nostalgic poem recalling a cotton mill era and farm life. He evokes shared childhood with Jack, exploring hills, streams, and wildlife, while reflecting that old days fade as time passes and labor shifts to new crops and work. The piece laments lost youth and cherishes memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rm Letter Foom
Jack
Repairs and Assignments Highlight District Court Docket
A long docket from the Court of Appeals District of Columbia and Circuit Courts lists assignments for Monday and Tuesday April 16 18 1905 1906, with cases across criminal equity and probate. Notable items include United States v Martin housebreaking and probate matters for James Mura Mary E B Love and others, with numerous attorney teams and case numbers referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Bavity Court
Justic Clataugh
Mondiy
Motiéns
Mierech Ve
Mierach
Awarness
Ey. Ghue
Leon Tobrinor
Veel Xu
Depotity
Deposity
Earlagd
Jebozon
W. F. Plumley
Stonerva
Stoner
Gree—Joan
Whitt
Borrent
Paris
Squity Court
Justiga
Va. Redfern
Sater Warren
J. I Wesén
W. H. Shores
B. Duvall
Mamizon & Cethert
Hayden Sohandn
Compieinant
Lewyter & Price
John Ravn
Grimshaw
Brodka
Gale
Irving Willamson
Powutatn Paxton
G W. Clagett
Fotteiters
John Ridout
Lester
Frices
Bhumdera
Richardson Va. Hengey
Ho Meriliat
Richardson II
A. F. Dowell
Hayden Johnson
Atiorneys
Tay I. David
Je W. Dox
Drincol Va
City and Suburban Railway
Wy Darr
M. J. Cothert
J. J. Darlington
Joe la Mo
Stablefeld
Five
Honvara Boyd
J. C. Gitting
Loving
Davia
Speir
Didtelet
Columbia
Joseph ‘Tyssowski
Dehn
Ridout
J. H .Thomea
Herriagea
Darastine
United States
Miura A
Charles J. Metcalf
Justles
Stafford
James Mura
Wisne
Wilson & Barksdale
Mary EB. Love
J. J. Waters
Lagan
J. Bell
Fannie
Brackshead
Jamey A. Guth
Uo Fatate
Eliznbeth Campbell
Mary-Schwakopf
Charles, Meyd
George Schwakent
AC Toeneys
Lester & Price
Patrick Crane
Alexander H.’ Bell
Keory Bisnon
B.A. Ford
Katherine
Sullivan
Real Estate Transfers Listed Across Washington City
A long list of real estate transfers and trust deeds filed in Washington, detailing buyers, sellers, properties by street and square, and monetary amounts. Notable entries include transfers on Sixth Street Southeast, Capitol and Streets Southwest, Thirteenth Street Northeast, and Long Meadows, with sums ranging from small notes to thousands, involving individuals such as Edwin Mey, John P. Mernest, Evan H. Tucker, and James Martin, among others.
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Twelfth Street
Fiora “Edwards
John W. Rawaride
Long Neadows
Edwin
Mey
Aasignee
John P. Mernest
Chapin Brown
Thuetes
Wwitliam Aw Et Ux
Evan. H. Tucker
Sixth Street
Thirteenth Street
James XN
Aradtey
Banford Rachuel Sud
Emanuel
Potomac Street
George E Howard
Joseph A. Tall
Avalon
Edwin. Vernham
Jon R. Lach
University’ Park
Samuel Jueling
Ec Ax
Job T. Duvall
Marle M. Planer
Samuel
James A. Perdue
Fourth Street
Joan J. Yopetune
Mary G. Ward
Square
Motte Pusasant
Pleasant Plains
Henrysj
Ortheast—Nelten mc
B. Kaleht
John G. Berckimaon
Aroure
Sietrysoltinne Fire Inauranes Company
Senilworth
Horatio
Taplic
Mnius- A
Maedel
J. Calvin Taplin
Liliam Houchen
Stanley
Charles F. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Yeouee
Ferpetiel
Association
Joseph’ O.hardromt
Long Meadows
Lemuel W. Tucker, Jr
Evan H. Pucker
Edward ‘Me
Fennie K. ‘Tucker
James A Perdue
F. Nesbit
D. Letimer
Marie OL. Epaier
John’. Sullivan
Anson S. Taylor
Wllam Barry
George F. Carling
Richard
Pairo
Herbert A. Qin
John J. ‘Broman
Gunton P
Philip
John D. Ssuntis
Ank
Heblentelmer
Anousilty
Margaret. W
Rae Saunders
Claud Livingston
Raton
Boy Saved From Smith Road? Surgeon Reforms Harold Hurley
A twelve year old boy, Harold Hurley, previously slated for Lancaster Reform School, was moved from the hospital after brain injury. Doctors say a skull fracture from age five dulled higher functions, but after treatment his behavior improved dramatically, becoming gentle, obedient, and newly minded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hurley
Lancaster Reform School
WHS
Harold
Hymmett
Érfand
Qficer
Dilgart
Lancaster
James Donnelly
Wife need not return rings in Adama divorce suit
Kingston correspondent Howard Tustica reports in New Folk World that Adams of Saugerties sues his wife Kate to recover four rings given before marriage on condition she marry him. The suit, valued at $87.50, was dismissed. the couple married March 26, 194, separated September 15 of that year, and have since lived apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adama
Kingston
New Folk World
Tustica
Howard
Supreme
Chae
Cada
Eonge ‘Adams
Saugerties
Kate’ ‘Agai
Adams
Joe I
Cama
Deeds of Trusts Listed with Various Security Figures
A string of deeds of trust shows multiple grantors including Quare A Preinkert and Emmanuel listed to secure loans with securing bodies such as Northern Liberty American Building Association and Weslington Savings. Amounts cited include 2750 2300 and 2300 with terms ranging from 2 to 3 years and semiannual interest at 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aMfitchert
Jennie A. Harbin
Henry H. Bergmann
George M Emmerich
Witropolis
Senfoed
Emmanuel Et Us
Amer-ichn Securty and Trust Company
Weslington Savings Hawk
Joseph J. Waller
Robert
Mahorney
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Cunningham
Wunningham
Humphrey Saing
Jiminey
Porto Rivo
Sarto Gomingy
Cunnigham
Manile
Santo Domingo
Humphrey Aug Sevie
Uwmne
Cuba
Kennedy
ARMY
Financial
NAS
E.J. W
Marfarland
Meelenna
Wl. M
PL Preston
Myy
Ebruary
W. W. Buchanan
G. W. Willams
Lievat
D. Winch
G. Crittenden
FH. Sadler
C. al Richter
al Farendel
J. P. DeBruler
Oregor
Comanion
F. D. Ryan
We Navy
H. HW. Dalthis
Puget Sounds Wach
Sions
Boston
Lebanon
Lambert Point
Newport
San Juan
Pioride
Royali-Colorado
Tempkinsville
Paducth
Tuum
Tev
Joseph Kelly
Mount Pleasant
Thomas Harrison
Dan
IEL
Ang
Court of Appeals
Reinberg
Mackey C. Carenzon
Heubin Va
Beahm
Equity
William
Zeh
Jules Vleds
Pxle
Robeitore
Brandenburg & Brandentirtz
Rose A. Davisoa
Seymore Bi. Davis
Il Vorte
Scomitatanti
Adeitor
G. Langdon Whitford
Wishington Realty Company
William J. Lawders
Dumagen
Plaintif
J J
Busby-Smith
Charles G
Halt
Leo Simmons
Columbia Ae
James We Oreer
Earhe
Burt
The
Washington Post
Ocean Steamers
Flamburg- American Line
ame _S
S. Oceana
Iceland
Spitzbergen
Norway
Edinborc
Birkwall
Orkalands
Thorshavn
Faroe
Rey Rjasneef
Eles-Jokull
Staalbierg
Apiord
Reyall
Advent
BAY Sprizherzen
Bell
Gor
North
Cape
Cape 6 Hours, Hammerbest
Marask
Gudvangen
Bergen
Hamburg
Yall
Ejota
Gaimburs
Edinburgh
Leven Vorker
Ennines
Scaruration
Colt
Duperb
Steniere Blumchen
Prinzessin Victorias
LGISE
Id Mepeor
Turing Tréa
Hamburg-American ‘Line
Broadway
N.Y
F. Droop& Sons
Driscoll
Uth
Bath
Maryland
Peer Park, MD
New “York Citys
Radway
Rugeists. Ob
Fim St
Artemus
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Southampton St. Fan
PHILA
Drivertown
Liverpool
Haverford
Estermland
Friesland
Atlantic Transport Line
London Direct
Abr
Sjwg Shoe
Star Line
Dover
Antwerp
London
FARIS
Riverfool
Sune de Suir
Boston Greenstown
Editerranearanos
Plynouth
Hambeurg
Raizerin A. V. S
Deutschland
Amherike
Tay
Bluecher
Ors
I Jaree ‘Pwin
Momidatone
Blymouss
North German
Lloyd Baltinorg
Bremen
Brandenburg
Europe
Eiacy
Brosoay
Ata
Lindsay
Fst
Washington +N Steamboat Company
Fort Monroe
Norfalk
Newport News
Nortolis
And
Les Alexandria
Fort Moura
Old Dominion
the Sunday Post
Oo Ae
S.S.S
S.S
Atlanta
Atlantic City
W.J
Galen Hall
N. J
New Birth
Hodklet
Soung
Grand Atlantic Hotel
Virginia
Avenur
Allende Clix
G. I
San’ Parlos
Welle
Boekiet
Ask Mir
Fester
Muse
Ohashire
Mitchell Chalfonte
Atlantic ‘City
J.abwiys
Wee
Leeds Company
Chas. R Mvers
Hotel Traymore
Oas.o
Marquette
D.S. White
Islesworth
Hesd
Virginia Avenue
Hassler
Dainter
Berkeley
Cys
MONK
Kentucky Ave
Beach
Liberel
A. G. Exholm
ST. Charles- Afast
Ocean Front
Jose
St James Place
McNamara & Hughes
Clarendon
Sun Parlor
Nieman
Piers Er Festory
New Belmont
Schuman
SON
Pacife
Timess
Chetwoode
P.'A Dempsey
Manegen
Parker
Wiltshire
Bookiet
H. Ralph Huston
Bond
Howe Main
Phoebus
Pels
Arlington Hotel
Michigan Ave
Roomia Sith Bath
Strayer’s Business College
Coroth
Senor Gomar
Spencerian Business College
Call Or Erie
St. Nw
Berlitz School OF Languages
A. Gonard
Princ
St. Louis Exposition
Sisters of Charity
Jeston
Exchera
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