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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1905

Page

10

Chaffee Visits Bolivar Camp Praises Harries Brigade

Lieutenant General Adna R. Chaffee Acting Secretary of War arrives at Boutlvar Heights West Virginia camp. He commends Gen Harries District militia and observes Troop F Thirteenth Cavalry drill including a monkey drill demonstration. Salute fired by Third Battery as Chaffee and party are hosted with hospitality and a chicken dinner.

Washington Post Boutlvar Heights W. Va Adna R. Chaffee United States Army Harries Washington Chaffee Bates Field Artillery USA Semerall Thirteenth Cavalry Guy M Preston Harry S Barry Preston

LICENSED TO MARRY WILLIAM HART GALE AND CORINNE GRAHAM BLACKBURN

Obituary notices and wedding announcement list multiple 1905 and 1965 events including marriages for William Hart Gale of Leeburg VA and Corinne Graham Blackburn of Versailles performed by John Cunningham and Nettie Burke. Also notes several funeral services and interments across locations such as Myre Balbona Bena Lees Chapel Stockport on Hudson and Congressional Cemetery with dates August 4 to August 7.

William Hart Gale Leeburg Va Corinne Graham Blackburn Versailles John Cunningham Nettie Burke Beha Myre Balbona Bena Gussle Edmund Beha I Street Beneridges Mary Heveri B Beendge Charles Beversige Taylor Wade Bergices Lee's Chapel Ennsylama Avenué Baltimore George Jarvisoe Stockport Hudson N.Y Eaton Alonzo J Eaton Lees Chapel Pennsylvania Avenue Congressional Cemetery Friedrich Henry Bernhardt Friedrich Adelphia Eleventh Street Franck H Echrieber Walter Martin Anna T Schreiber William H Scott & Co Eighth Street Woutheast

Health Office Record From 1905 City Institutions

Health office record listing names and ages of patients and infants from multiple city institutions including Pearl Clayton 407 L St NW and Jesse R Coryelle 1237 4th St W with ages ranging from infancy to 92 years. Hospitals named include Freedmen Hospital Wash Asylum Hosp Childrens Hospital and Sidley Hospital.

Cs Burrell Pearl Clayton Jesse R Coryelle Levi Dunmore Margaret Fource Sophia Ford Cecelia A. Henrahan Cherlea Hauer Henry Higham Eleanor M Johnston 13Th Maud E Mann Loew's Court Aloysing Wattrows Hope Lavinia Miller Canal St Florence E Murray Gertrude O Nordhoft Columbia St Charles AL Pearson Sidley Hospital Elizabeth Helty Columbia Francis A Rice Children’s Hospital Theresa Simpson Columbia Hosp William Childen Helen West Children's Hospital

Notices of Marriage and Death Routed to Dailies

Marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post on application appear simultaneously at no charge in morning newspapers nationwide including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard Saint Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Washington Pont NEW York Time Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald ST Louis Republic Syracuse Post-Standard Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer

Chaffee Tours Camp as Guardsmen Display Feats

At Harpers Ferry camp district militia entertain Gen Chaffee and Gen Harries with daring horse drills led by First Sergt Charles Miller. The event featured pyramids on horses, rapid leaping, and a fearless display that drew hundreds of soldiers and civilian spectators from Bolivar and Harpers Ferry.

Teenth Charles Miller Miller Bolivar Harpers Ferry United States Army Chaffee Commissary Department Maj Neumeyer Neumeyer

Cadets Off to Camp at Ocean City N J

High School Cadet Regiment departed from Philadelphia in three special coaches to Ocean City New Jersey. War Department supplied fifty Springfield pattern rifles at three dollars each, forwarded to the camp so cadets drill with arms on their first encampment.

War Department City Pennsylvania Ocean City N. J Wea Ordnance Department Broad Street Philadelphia Camden Océan City

Panama Canal Laborers Sought by Administration

The administration will counter Japanese officials ruling by advertising for laborers to work on the canal. Ads will stress good wages, improved sanitary conditions, and government care to attract workers to the isthmus.

Crmyein Panama Canal Panama

Will Rearrange Schedules For Southern League Clubs

At a Birmingham meeting, owners of the Southern League base ball clubs decided to rearrange the remainder of the season due to yellow fever quarantines. Next week’s dates were set, and each club must be reduced to fourteen men.

Birmingham Ala Southern League Baseball Clube

Kidney and Bladder Troubles Promised Cure

Ad for Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claiming prompt cures for kidney bladder and uric acid issues plus back pain and night time trips. Promises sample bottle and free health book by mail from Binghamton New York. urges mention of Washington Sunday Post.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton Washington Sunday Post Kitver N. Y

Perjury Charge Shifts in Taggart Divorce Case

Perry Rope eighteen testifies in Maj. Taggart divorce case that Mrs Taggart bought and gave beer to her two sons at Koch's saloon. Major Morton swears in deposition that Taggart was sober on June 30 and July 1. Rope is jailed on perjury charge, bound over for further hearing on $30 bond.

Perry Rope Maj. Morton Taggart Wrehington Fort Wooster Ohio Maj. Taggart Vannest Wartz Maj. Tagggart Culver Taggart Tiddies Charles C Morton Army War College Washington Morton Fort Leavenworth Orrville St James Stunner

Jerome Denounces Graft Names Prominent Politicians at Jamestown

Special to The Washington Post from Jamestown N.Y. Aug 65. District Attorney William Travers Jerome of New York denounced graft and named prominent Republicans and Democrats. He praised Carnegie library funding while criticizing the Senate and lobbyists. He praised Republican leaders and contrasted David B Hill with Chauncey M Depew and T C Platt.

Washington Po Jamestown Chautanaus William Travers Jerome New York Jerome Andrew Carnegie Homestead United States Senate Senate Chauncey M. Depew Benjamin B. Odell Republicana David B Hill T C. Platt

Kansas Pipe Line Scheme Fails in Gulf Route Project

The Kansas oil field pipeline to the Gulf stalls as financier W L Mellon of Pittsburgh declines further involvement. He says expert estimates show insufficient oil to justify laying the line, ending the Kansas City scheme.

Kansas Kansas City Kansas Oil Fields Gulf of Mexico W. L. Mellon Pittsburg

Clevelandes Attend Carlisle Funeral in New York

Mr and Mrs Grover Cleveland arrived in New York this evening from their New Hampshire summer home to attend the funeral of Mrs Carlisle wife of John G Carlisle former Secretary of the Treasury. The service will be held at Was Islip Long Island tomorrow with the couple staying in New York until Monday.

British Day Parade in Providence Welcomes Forty-third Canadian Regiment

In Providence on August 6 past and present British subjects gathered for British Day at Crescent Park. The Duke of Cornwall's Own Forty-third Canadian Regiment arrived from Ottawa to join the festivities, with a parade reviewed by Gov. Utter and Acting Mayor Renolds. The group enjoyed a Maypole dance, sports, and a shore dinner after touring the park. The city of Boston had earlier welcomed the regiment as it traveled by special trains to Providence.

Providence R. L Great Britain Canada Crescent Park Duke of Cornwall Forty-third Ottawa Utter Renolds Boston Gommentwearth

Narrow Escape As Train Sideswipes Rocks On Maryland

Passengers on the Colonial Express bound from Boston to Washington were terrified when the New York New Haven and Hartford transfer boat Maryland struck rocks off Sixty sixth street. A collision with barges preceded the grounding, sending cars near the water and prompting passengers to flee to the deck. A boy and a girl leaped overboard to a nearby barge and vanished. The Maryland sustained no serious damage and was freed by wrecking tugs after about fifteen minutes.

New York Colonial Express Boston Washington East River New Haven Hartford Maryland Sixty-sixth Street Jersey City

Police Poor Marksmen Fire On Robbers In Chicago

In Chicago last night police fired a fusillade at two thieves who stole goods worth 2600 from a baggage car at West Sixteenth Street yards. Three others were wounded, none seriously, including Lieut James Larkin and officers O Hara and Sullivan. The robbers fled, and Cohen and his wife were struck by stray bullets.

Chicago West Sixteenth Street James Larkin Morris Cohen Miz Cohan Israel Jacobson Tan Foss Union Street Larkin O'Hara Sullivan Cohen

Registration grows for Uintah homesteads in Grand Junction

Grand Junction Colorado August 6 registration of applicants for homesteads on the Uintah reservation passed the 5000 mark with several hundred homeseekers arriving to stay among them more than 500 women. The office was instructed to receive veteran applications on Denver printed blanks via agents and daily overland departures to inspect lands to be opened for settlement. Ground broken at Pittsburgh for two 640 by 140 foot plots by the Pressed Steel Car Company to build steel street cars with tests proving success in New York subways and surface lines. The plants will provide work for about 600 additional men.

Harries Harpers Perry Hill Top Harpers Ferry Joel Hillman Thomas Ward Signal Corps Shenandoah Ward Grand Junction Colo Uintah Reservation Denver Pittspore Aug Pressed Steel Car Company New York

Telegraphers Strike Nears End Amid Federal Inquiry

St Paul Aug 5 railroads Great Northern and Northern Pacific report the strike near closure as 7 to 8 percent of stations are staffed by agents while telegraphers deny progress. Trains run more on time yet the North Coast Limited suffers delays. Union leaders welcome federal action to review the dispute and press for a full hearing.

St. Paul, Minn Great Northern Northern Pacific Telegraphers’ Union St. Paul North Coast Limited Twin City Express Supt Beamer Spokane Horn Haney Idaho Perham Telegraphers' Union Moody United States Madison Wis Milwaukee Wis St Paul Western Union Freyou

Bribery Trial Update Ties Farris to 1901 Allegations

Jefferson City reports the resumed trial of Senator Frank H Farris on bribery charges with rigid cross-examination by Attorney General Hadley. Senator Costello testified he did not visit Farris in his St Louis hotel room on March 19 1901 while Senator Smith denied involvement in alleged glam bill bribery, claiming an operation at home that day.

Jefferson City Frank H Farris Farris Hadley Whitness Gov Lee Frank Costello Maysville Laclede St Louis Lee Costello C A. Smith Warris Smith

Cardinal Gibbons Visites Asbury Park Cottages At Spring Lake

Cardinal Gibbons, guest at Bellingary Castle and Spring Lake mansion of Martin Maloney, receives prominent North Jersey cottagers. He stays until midweek and will speak at St Catharine’s Chapel at 10:30 tomorrow morning. The piece notes the cardinal’s third Spring Lake visit and mentions ship movements along the New York harbor.

Cardinal Washington Post Asbury Park N. J Cardinal Gibbons Bellingary Castle Martin Maloney Spring Lake North Jersey Shore St. Catharine's Chapel Pigrooe

Great August Furniture Sale at Lansburgh Co

Inter Ocean Building at 412 Ninth Street hosts a Great August Sale from August 7. Hundreds of bargains include parlor suites, divans, tables, dressers, chests, chifferes, beds, sideboards, wardrobes, and carpets with deep discounts like 30 dollar parlor suites for 12 dollars and 90 dollar suites for 47.50 paces. many items sharply reduced plus clearance on brass beds and oak rockers.

Morris Smyrna Ingrain Axminster Lansburgh Furniture Co Inter-Ocean Building Ninth St

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