Honorary seat for Capt Ashford on Porto Rico anemia panel
Capt Bailey K Ashford, noted for discovering the lazy wats in Porto Rico and writings on anemia, is named an honorary member of the Porto Rico anemia commission. The move hinges on the distinction that honorary status avoids army civil office prohibitions, and Ashford remains based at Washington Barracks.
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Bailey K Ashford
Porto Rico
Jeonardy
Army
Capt Ashford
Commission
Washington
Soldiers Sentenced by Court Martial at Fort Washington
Private Lewis Grubb of Corzst Artilery in Seventeenth Company was convicted of sleeping at post and sentenced to three months hard labor and 10 dollars per month forfeiture. General Grant approved. Private John Tianna of Eighteenth Infantry was found guilty of fraudulent enlistment and desertion, discharged, forfeit all pay and allowances, and sentenced to two years hard labor. department commander approved.
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Lewis Grubb
Company
Corzst Artilery
Fort Washington
Gen. Grant
John Tianna
Company D
Eighteenth Infantry
Cruise of Naval Reserves Assemble for Lake Michigan Run
Chicago launches a multi state Naval Reserves cruise under Capt Purdy with ships Essex Hawk Yantic Gopher and Wolverine linking crews from Illinois Ohio Michigan and Minnesota. The squadron led by Commander Morrell will meet at South Manitbu Island near Lake Michigan on Monday August 6.
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Ilinois
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
W. P. Purdy
Illinois
Navy Department
Washington
Minois
Essex
Cleve
Gopher
Tegier
Harry Morrell
Wolverine
South Manitbu Island
Lake Michigan
Lieutenants Resign As Roosevelt Accepts Files
President Roosevelt yesterday accepted the resignations of two army officers for the good of the service. Second Lieut Clarence A. Eustaphieve of the Twenty third Infantry and First Lieut Albert S. Odell of the Blaventh Cavalry stepped down. Eustaphieve was appointed from New York in 1903. Odell, a Tennessee native, entered service in 1898 and had recently been stationed at Des Moines Iowa.
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Clarence A. Eustaphieve
Twenty-third Infantry
Albert S. Odell
Blaventh Cavalry
Eustaphieve
New York
Odell
Tennessee
District of Columbia
Des Moines
Iowa
Taft's Theatrical Troupe Held by Philippine Customs
A Chinese stage company known as Taft's Theatrical Troupe was held by Philippine customs on charges of smuggling. Officials found contraband items hidden in belts worn by performers, leading to further seizures. The troupe, shipped from Hongkong, faced delays as authorities sought guidance from Taft and the Chinese government.
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Manila
Philipyine
Sion
Hongkong
Philippines
Shakespeare
Ingular
Judge ‘Advocate General
Army
Clyde
Fitch
Hendrick Ibsen
Ers
Tare
Rattan and Cane Furniture Prices From Old Catalog Style
A fragment lists various rattan and cane furniture items with former and current prices. Items include a butternut suite, willow chairs with cretonne upholstery, and rattan suites priced between six and twenty dollars, reflecting a vintage sale or catalog listing with scattered figures.
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