QUT FOR POST TRIPS PUPILS HELP MISS GIBBS
Popular school teacher Miss Gibbs draws strong support from pupils and teachers across Jackson Addison Grant Home Industrial Filmore Corcoran Weightman schools as The Post Jamestown contest grows. Policemen and other professionals signal entry. 6000 votes shown for Franklin Moore as secretary of the Anales ian Boat Club, with several large ballots expected.
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Franklin Moore
Androstan Boat Club
Post
Jamestown
Jackson, Addison, Grant
Home Industrial
Filmore
Corcoran
Weightman
Miles Helen H. Gibbs
Miss Gibbs
Jamestown Department
Regants of American Religious Organization Fill Vacancies
The annual meeting of the American Society of Regants convened, with Dr J E Gilbert reporting travels and writings. The board approved an assistant secretary and elected officers including Lews Henry Jones as president, J E Gilbert as general secretary, Joseph Edmund Smith as treasurer, and George W White as attorney with other named appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society of Reseaaucation
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
J. E. Gilbert
Reents
WL. de Vries
St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church
Jonm 24 Allison
Gunton-Torple Memorist Presbyterian Church
Isaae Clark
Howard University
J. Faulkner
United States
Westh Virginia
Thomas
Fosiland
Michigan State Normal School
George W. Atkinson
T H Anderson
A.mackay Smith
SJ Burral
J E Gilberts
Joseph Edmund Smith
George W. White
The
Commercial National Bank
J Fawkner
Cyrus Bussey
Grace D. Woodburn
Funeral for E T Cullison Held After Brief Illness
The funeral for E T Cullison, a contractor and builder, was held yesterday from the Thomas Sergeon chapel with Rev Dr Lynn officiating. He died at Sibley Hospital after bronchitis and is buried in Glenwood Cemetery. Born in Baltimore County Md, he lived in Washington for 35 years and was 99. He is survived by a son and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Cullison
Sibley Hospital
Thomas ’. Sergeon
Seventh Street
Lynn
Glenwood Cemetery
Cullizon
Baltimore County
Washington
Cullison
Culligan
Goushier
Eureka
Patent Office Promotes New Chief Draftsman and Staff
Alexander Scott succeeds W W Hite as chief draftsman in the Patent Office, with a $2 000 annual salary. Promoted staff include D W Evel as assistant chief of drafting, Clifford K Berryman from 1 400 to 1 600, George G C Edilson 1 200 to 1 400, and numerous others with raises ranging to 2 000 for J B Moore and related postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Scott
W. W. Hite
Patent Office
D. W Evel
Clifford K. Berryman
George GC. Edilson
Misa "Helen D Bailey
S/N. Mallory
Misa Marton
C. Veltenheim
Miss B B Hi
J. B. Moore
Daniel Beach, Jr
Theosophists Stand By Annie Besant Letter
Mrs M L Howard of Chicago writes to correct a Washington Post report claiming universal attacks on Masters. She says loyal Theosophists worldwide support Besant and seek her election as Oswald Collett’s successor, noting Colcott’s wishes and Leadbeater’s resignation rather than expulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Col. Olcott
Annie Besant
Col. Osvalt
Leadbeater
M. Ll. Howard
Cheago
Metcalf to Investigate Marines Ejection Claim
Secretary Metcalf will order an official inquiry into the Marine Corps ejecting two men from the Con Professional Library after an incident. The library seeks a full fact inquiry, with testimony from both sides and a Justice Office liaison. Private Fahott and Corporal Rye were reported by the watchman as in the act, while the Marines say they were removed for their uniforms. Secretary Metcalf will act on his return from the Jamestown position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Metcalf Wil
Junge Advocate General’s Office
Putnam
FaHott
Kansas
Rye
Navy Department
Elliott
Frye
Metcalf
Georgia's Captain Davenport Faces Detachments Amid Sailor Complaints
A Washington dispatch reports discontent aboard the U. S. S. Georgia under Captain Richard G. Davenport. Chaplain seeks detachment over barred Sunday worship and officers request transfer. crew pleads to move to another ship. Navy notes limit on shore leave and rising opposition to Davenport's command, tied to past Samoa turmoil. Roosevelt may be asked to inquire during Hamp ton Roads visit about the unusual situation aboard the Georgia.
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New York
Washington
New York Evening Post
Roosevelt
Hampton Roads
U. S. S. Georgia
Richard G. Davenport
Georgia
Piney Point
Jamestown
Navy Department
The
Davenport
Department
Bureau of Navigation
Boston
Cubs
Revival Attends Grow at McKendree M E Church
Revivals at Mc Kendree M E Church led by Maj George A Hilton and Rev B D Bailey attract large crowds. Tonight Major Hilton speaks, with H D Gordon and others featured. Sunday services include the Baltimore Gospel Trio and a closing talk by Hilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKendree M. E. Church
George A. Hilton
B. D. Bailey
H. D. Gordon
Mel Leaman
A. H. Tyson
Ye H. Evans
People’s Mission
Baltimore Gospel Trio
Maj. Hilton
Dr. Wright
McKendree M. E
Question over Gen Wood duties in Brown courtmartial
The Supreme Court review centers on General Leonard Wood alleged overstepping in ordering a second court martial for Lewis B Brown a discharged first lieutenant in the US Army volunteers The Cuban trial at San Luis in 1910 faced Brown with a conduct unbecoming an officer charge for gambling with enlisted men The initial five officer panel acquitted but Wood then ordered reconvening and a second trial in his absence resulting in a guilty verdict and dismissal Wood endorsed that verdict and the sentence Brown now of Houston Texas sued for salary lost from dismissal to suit filing The Court of Claims had allowed 658 dollars while Brown and the government both appealed to the Supreme Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wood
Lewis B. Brown
Brown
United States Army
United States Supreme Court
San Luis
Miltary Department
Santiago
Cuba
Martal
Wood
Houston
Tex
Court of Claims
Supreme Court
Es Pentane
Nea Hpe
Fremont Case Submitted After Court-Martial Trial
New York, April 21 The Fremont court martial closed and submitted to the full court the charge of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman based on financial dealings. The judge advocate argued some charges were proven while defense counsel Patrick B. Loftus disputed others. If he pays debts, it would not erase the disgrace, the judge advocate said, calling for clemency considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Advocate
Major
New York
Francis P. Fremont
F. D. Grant
Patrick B. Loftus
Fremont
Mas
San Francisco
Loftus
Thirty-fourth Street National Bank
Donnelly
Mas. Fremont
Maj. Fremont
Lieut Foote Discharged After Court Martial Trial
Second Lieut. Morris C. Foote of the Twenty-eighth Infantry, a Washington, D C native who previously served with the District of Columbia Volunteers during the Spanish War, was honorably discharged from the army following a Camp Columbia Havana court martial on twenty two specifications. The case alleges contracting debts across the country and nonpayment, with creditors including Washington tailors and haberdashers and bills for food and drink at officers clubs at Fort Snelling and the Presidio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris C. Foote
Twenty-eighth Infantry
District of Columbia Volunteers
Spain
War Department
Camp Columbia
Havana
Washington
Lst
Fort Snelling
Presidio
New York Accepts War Department Drill Invitation
Assistant secretary river yesterday received from Gov. Hughes formal acceptance of New York State militia participation with the Coast Artillery in a joint drill next summer. Gov Hughes asks to move the date from early July to June 1, and the War Department agreed to the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Hughes
State of New York
War Department
Hughes
Guard Torpedo Boats Tested At Newport
Government imposes strict visitor controls at the naval torpedo station due to tests of two marine torpedo boats. Strangers are screened on arrival and escorted to Commander Albert Gleaves. No roaming allowed and cameras are prohibited within the reservation.
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Newport
Naval Torpedo Station
Octopus End Lake
Navy Department
Abmarine
Ofice
Albert Gleaves
Consular Service Changes From White House Transfers
Transfers and promotions in the Consular Service announced at the White House include Ethelbert Watts of Pennsylvania moving from consular general in St. Petersburg to Brussels and Soren Listoe of Minnesota moving from Rotterdam to St. Petersburg. The changes follow the death of George W. Roosevelt, relative of the President, who was consul general at Brussels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Ethelbert Watts
Pennsylvania
St. Petersburg
Brussels
Soren Listoe
Minnesota
Rotterdam
St Petersburg
George W. Roosevelt
Wedding Report From Buenos Ayres Enchants Society Pages
Social gossip continues with Mia Nina Ross Turnbull of Philadelphia wed to Col Count Hans von Below in Buenos Ayres on April 3 at Hagish American Church. Countess von Below, daughter of the late Campbell Bryca of Columbia, was previously married to Frederick Turnbull of Philadelphia who later divorced. Turnbull then wed Miss Bosale Milligan and went to Philadelphia. Turnbull’s former wife announced engagement to Count von Below in Berlin, now aiding in Argentine army reorganization. The von Belows may relocate to Berlin after leaving Buenos Ayres.
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Mia
Nina Ross Turnbull
Philadelphia
Count Hans von Below
Buenos Ayres
Countess von Below
Campbell Bryca
Columbia
Sue
Frederick Turnbull
Turnbull
Bosale Milligan
Restling
Europe
Count von Below
Berlin
von Belows
Hughes Succeeds Lowrie at Trinity Church Newport
The Rev Branley Hughes was chosen rector of Trinity Church Newport to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Rev Walter Lowrie who became rector of the American Episcopal Church in Rome. Hughes, assistant rector during the vacancy, is a Princeton Theological Seminary graduate. prior pastorates included St John s York Pa St Luke s Altona Pa and Church of the Good Shepherd Morwold Ohio.
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Syeotal
Washington Post
Newport
Branley Hughes
Fashionable Trinity Church
Walter Lowrie
American Episcopal Church
Rome
Hughes
Princeton Theological Seminary
St. John's
York
St .Luke's
Altana
Church of the Good Shepard
Morwold
Ohio
Hold Silent Smiths Will Read At Funeral In New York
Sir George Alexander Cooper and Lady Cooper arrive in New York as sister of the late James Henry Smith and his widow discuss the rumored will. Cooper says the will will be probated here, with funeral plans in the city. He downplays a possible contest and notes the estate amounts to tens of millions with no confirmed heirs.
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Washington Post
New York
George Alexander Cooper
Lady Cooper
Slater
James Henry Smith
Japan
Southampton
Deutschland
George Smith
Chicago
Cooper
Mr. Smith
San Francisco
Gotham
Czar's Cousin to Wed in Crimea May 12
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaieviten, cousin of Emperor Nicholas and Se Petersburg district commander, will wed Princess Anastasia of Montenegro, ex wife of Grand Duke George of Leuchtenberg, in the Crimea on May 12. Bliss Leah Wilen and W H S Spillman were married in Martinsburg, with Washington society guests including Maj. Easterday and families.
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Petersburg
Nicholas Nicholaieviten
Nicholas
Se Petersburg
Anastasia of
Montenegro
George of Leuchtenberg
Crimea
W. H. S. Spillman
Mise Leah Wilen
Washington Post
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bliss Leah Wilen
Washington
Wiliam H
Spillman
A. C. Nadenbusch
Maj. W. 4
Easterday
Herbert Wasterday
Swinburne Birthday Prompts Library Ban on Works
Public Library shelves his six volume Poems and Prerequisite volumes and critical studies while noting a ban on Swinburne works amid the poet’s seventieth birthday. Readings include Swinburne’s poetry, essays, and biographical studies. Several major critical volumes are listed among library holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Swinburne
Willam Blake
Shakespeare,” “Studies, In Prose and Poetry,” ‘“Hsaays
Lbrary
Swinburne
Alexander Dumas
Charles Dickens
Czar Louie
King Richard
SR. Sewell
Mr Swinburne
G E. Woodhurry
Theodore Wratislaw
Algernon Charles Swinburne
Former Quaker City Belle Elizabeth King Dies
Elizabeth King, a former reigning belle of Philadelphia and descendant of Judge William King, died after several months illness at the Donald Hotel. Born in Philadelphia seventy eight years ago, she traveled extensively in Europe and Asia. Funeral at St Pauls Church at 9:30 this morning with Rev Harding officiating. interment in Baltimore. No relatives survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth King
Philadelphia
Elle
Donald Hotel
William King
City
St. Paul's Church
Dr. Harding
Baltimore
Haiky
Massive 1907 Washington piano clearance sale in progress
In Washington on April 1907 the W F Frederick Music Co invites buyers to a great clearance sale of pianos including Chickering Steinway Knabe and Bradbury models. Prices listed from 225 to 800 for uprights and grand types, with some like Chickering Hardman Fischer to be moved to new flagship premises as stock is reduced. The sale emphasizes deep cut prices, shop-worn items, and full guarantees, with store hours extended evenings. D G Pfeiffer, manager, stresses urgency and rapid end to the sale.
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Washington, D. C
W. F. Frederick Music Company
Cumberland
Hyattsville
Falla’ Church
Alexandria
Chuckering
Steinway
Behning
Price & Tesple
Knabe
Cote
Brandbury
Marshall & Wendell
Foster, Webster
Chickering
Knabbe
Bradbury
D. G. Pfeiffer
Hardman
Fischer
Haines Bros
Price & Teeple
Tan
Army Orders Report Leaves of Absence and Transfers
Army orders list leaves of absence for Capt. Henry C. Whitehead extended to June 6 and First Lieut Joseph Uhrig extended to May 3. Surgeons George J. Newgarden to retire April 24. Promotions and reassignments include First Lieut Joseph Unelg in the Philippines to May 50 107 and Lieut Col Loula M Maus to San Francisco for transport to the Philippines around July 6 1907. Col Edward S Moseley to report for retirement board examination. Samuel W Noyes to Fort Sam Houston for exam. First Lieut Elliott M Norton reassigned to proper station. Capt Henry C Whitehead to San Francisco and then Manila transit. Capt Earl I Brown to Wilmington to relieve Maj Joseph E Kuhn in fortification and harbor works.
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Henry C. Whitehead
Tenth Cavalry
Joseph Uhrig
Philippine Deputs
George J. Newgarden
Wes
Joseph Unelg
Philippine Seguts
Loula M Maus
San Francisco
Wall
Jlands
Edward
Moseley
Army Retiring Board
Wistant Samuel W. Noyes
Cal
Will Sei
Manila
Earl I Brown
Corps of Engineers
Wilmington
Joseph E. Kuhn
Capitol Hill Boys to Stage Second Annual Concert
The Capitol Hill Boys Orchestra will present its second annual concert at Naval Lodge Hall Fourth and Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast this evening at 3 o'clock under director Samuel Bolce Pole. The program features violin and piano solos, violin duets, a string quartet, and a vocal number. Dancing follows from 10 to 12.
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Naval Lodge Hall
Capitol Hill
Pennsylvania Arenue
Samuel Bolce Pole
Ag Fol
Monon
Enlaerrumg
Mesars Pole
Pitts
Pole
Misa Etlis
HB. Pole
Potonoise
Teldora Pottar
Gondalirfo
Mesers Avood
Poles
William Seaffeld
Mr. Jaronillas
Mies
Wmon
Largo
Cepitel
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Analesian Boat Club
Macro
Department of Justice
Clyde V. Moter
Ralph Davis
First St
Maryland
Education Society
Eli T. Cullison
Patent Office Promotions
R. G. Davenport
Ger. Wood
Lieut. Brown
Lieut. Foote
Castoria the Kin
Cah Plidae
Lowrie
Smith
Sir George
Czar’s
Swinbburne
Quaker City
Apiano Record
IW. F. Frederick Music Company
Pfeiffer
Bafanca
Crand
F Street
the Post
Browning & Baines Inc
Pa. Ave
Resort Information Bureau
Resort Bureau
Washington Fost
Ocean Steam American
Eae Southemypton
Financ
Penta Atlantic Transport Line
London
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C. Tietgen
A. E. Johnson & CO
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Geo W. Moss
EF Rou & Sons
Ava
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Roo Highs
Ppeiffer
Atlantic City
N. J
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Ocean Front
Spacioun Solarium
Traymore Hotel CO
Whith
Freaideut
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Marquette
Dee Hotel DE Ville
Kentucky Ave
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Nest Mfec
Johnn P. Giberson
HotelDennis
Atlantic Diy
Walter J Buzby
Waenagament
New Brass
Tates Hotel
Islesworth
WM Hyman
WF Green
Continental Hotel
Tean, Ave
Otworn Pean
Otworn Pean B-R Depot and Beach, Wewroqughodt
Bates
Carly
Margaret Walsh
Aes
Af Breveort
Hotel New England
Carolina Ave
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Raleigh
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Chetwoode
S&s
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Elgeator
Mra
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York Avenue
Chas.w. Brownell
Berkeley
Speciel
Fairbanks & Mackenthan
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Thing New
Mobris L. Johnson
Ae Muncaster
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Alwaydo
H. T. Moore
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat CO
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Old Point Comfort
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Miléa
River View Pier
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Chiléren
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Southern Pacific
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Balto
Marshall Hall
Charles Mecalester
Ilo
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National Hotel
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Charles Macalester
Fort Myer
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Aqueduct Bridge
Virginia
Natural Bridge
Blue Ridge Mountains
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Town and Country Bureau
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Mabeleton Sanatorium
W.f
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Monroe County
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Stansell
Paganger
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Fader
Sirenore Tate
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Southern Railway
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Peere
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Hardwick Vy. P. & GB PT
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NEW C & OG
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Fuirman Ale
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Richmond
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Alen
Floréa
Seabaard Air Line
Florida
Newport News
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W. P. Tabor
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900 & M
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Mempls
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Beery
Vile Shray
Shenandosh
Tes
Fourteenth Street
New Yergrannland Bolling
Ates
CERI
Rollet
Ceres
ALL Grocery
A. & P. Congressional Coffee
den Atlantic & Pacific
E Sts
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street
N. W
Hattie M. Shacklettrs
Net Studia
Ces Sa Cataron
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