Resignations and desertions rock Ozark guard unit
Amid disputes on the Ozark ship, Lieut Mittendorff claims a misrepresented resignation was accepted and vows to oppose Capt Stratton. Brigadier General Harries says the matter is closed for the guard, while an engineer criticizes leadership and seeks resignation reversal. Desertion will be punished. two officers left Ozark for Washington, identities undisclosed.
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Mittendorff
Stratton
Ozark
Harries
Lieut
Lieut. Mittendorff
Long Island Sound
Hrified
Thorogh
Indian Head
Washington
W J Carver Held Insane in Infant Death Case
A coroner s jury found newspaper reporter William J Carver insane when he allegedly caused the death of his infant son, tossed against a wall, while confined at Government Hospital for the Insane. Doctors testified to mood shifts and a spine chemistry finding indicating brain issues.
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Willam Carroll Carver
Wiliam J Carver
Carver
Government Hospital For
Bull
Schwinn
St Hzabeth’s
Dr. Schwinn
St. Elizabeth's
Population totals from censuses across cities and islands
St Paul Minnesota reports a population of 244,744 per the thirteenth census, up 817 percent since 1980. Reading Pennsylvania tallies 96,071, up 21.7 percent since 1900. Allentown Pennsylvania reports 51,913, up 488 percent since 1900. Porto Rico totals 1,118,013 with San Juan at 48,716 and Ponce 36,027. gains over eleven years reach 32 and 25 percent respectively. Superevents encampment of the District United Spanish War Veterans is at Eagles Hall with three sessions today. Morning and afternoon cover routine business. evening installation and officers elected. times 9, 2:30, and 7 o'clock.
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St Paul
Minn
Pobiie
Durand
Slam
Reading
Allentown
Tland
Porto Rico
San Juan
Island
Ponce
Muuguel
Department of the District
United Spanish War Veterans
Eagles‘ Hall
Death of Mrs Hayden in Vienna After Air Operation
Mrs William Hayden who resided at Stoneleigh Court, Washington died in Vienna Austria yesterday following an air operation. She was mother of Commander Edward Everett Hayden U S N at the Naval Observatory.
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William Hayden
Washington
Stoneleigh Court
Vienna
Austria
Hayden
Edward Everett Hayden
Naval Observatory
Clubman in romance weds cosmetologist in Washington
Dr Lovens D. B. Johnson, Yale ’98, clubman, married Miss Cecilia C. Kennedy yesterday at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart. Kennedy ran a scalp treatment parlor on Twelfth and F streets NW. They plan a long honeymoon through New England Canada and Europe before settling at a country place in Cherrydale Virginia.
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Washington
Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Dr. Lovens
T. Johnson
Yale
Cecilia C. Kennedy
Twelfth End
F Streets
Dr. Johnson
J. Taber, Johnson
Miss Kennedy
Pamiora
Earlington Apartments
Notre Dame Seminary
Baltimore
Holy Cross Academy
Middle West
Chicago
New England
Canada
New York
Europe
England
Cherrydale
Father McGee
Lorenzb. T. Johnson
Cedcilla C. Kennedy
Will contested in probate court over January 16 1895 will
Anovent to the will of Upton H Rid enour Jr was fired in probate court. The petition, presented by Wilton J Lambert, alleges the will was not freely executed and that coegrion was exercised by the testator's wife or others. Irwin siblings and Upton Rid enour Jr sue to refuse probate and appoint a temporary estate collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton H. Ridenourt Jr
Charles H. Ridenour
Plovenecé
Irwin
Upton H. Ridenour
Wilton J. Lambert
Inventing a burglar alarm with bells says readers can stay safe
Local benefactor Minter P. Key of 717 Eighth Street Northwest promotes a free do it yourself burglar alarm using bells tied to window and door screens to deter thieves. He urges readers to read and implement the idea, praising Maj. Sylvester for protection efforts and noting a bell system can frighten prowlers as effectively as a pistol shot. The Treasury reports Captain Foley confirms the revenue cutter Peary, which ran aground at Tonki Point, is saved, reversing early loss indications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minter P. Key
Eighth Street
Maj. Sylvester
Treasuy Vepnimuene
Yeatertidy
D. P. Foley
Bering Sea
Peary
Tonki Point
Treasury Department
Washington Kennel Club seeks to repeal muzzling law
Washington Kennel Club plans a rapid meeting to urge District officials to repeal or modify the dog muzzling order set to take effect next Thursday. Club leaders claim the rule inflicts torture with little hydrophobia protection and will push for an early September action. House dogs are exempt and dogs running in the street must be muzzled under the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Kennel Club
Edward L. Conroy
Washington
Cecil French
Board of Governors
Kennel Club
George N. Payette
F Street
Yeater
Eoward L. Conroy
Edward Schmid
Pennsylvania Avenue
New York
Woodward
Jonn
Turner
V.S
BR. R. Ashworth
Samuel Einstein
John P. Heap
Washington Humane Society
Boy Killed When Child Runs Into Car on M Street
Emmett Hoffman Daghes Into path of Dr H Watson Moffett owned auto on East Capitol street. Nine year old, of 506 Twelfth street SE, dies after surgical operation at Casualty Hospital. Coroner to hold inquest. owner posts 2300 bond. accident occurred near Tenth Street SE with several children nearby.
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Emmett Hoffman Daghes
BL Watson Moffett
Raceg
Child
Agaists
Emmett Hoffman
Twelfth Street
H. Watson Moffett
East Capitol Street
Mostital
Ja. R. Wellington
Connecticut Avenue
Moffett
Dr. Moffett
Maurice Utterback
Tenth Street
Mrs Josephine Chase Dead At 75 In Washington
Mrs Josephine Rolette Chase widow of Stephen V Chase died at her daughter Mrs J B Boutelle 1323 Twelfth Street North yesterday from general debility. A Washington resident for thirty years she was daughter of late Maj Alexander Hoge A A and sister of Capt Hobe USAS. She is survived by two sons James Chase Rolette Chase and two daughters Mrs Boutelle and Mrs Palmer all in the city. Funeral at St Pauls Church today at 10 with Rev James F Mackin officiating. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uuiemauuay
Josephine Rolette Chase
Stephen V. Chase
J. B. Boutelle
Twelfth Street
Northiant
Chase
Washington
Alexander 5S
Postoffice Plans Start. Bids Advertised Soon
Washington post office project planned by D. H. Burnham & Co seeks bids by September with construction possible by October or November. Approved by the Post Office Department, the four acre site beside Union Station will house mail operations and other services in a three to six story building fronting Massachusetts Avenue, saving about 160000 annually on contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City Post Office
Washington
D. H. Burnham & Co
Chicago
Supervising Architect of the Treasury
Post Office Department
Treasury
James K. Taylor
Treasury Department
Post Office
Massachusetts Avenue
Union Station
G Street
Postofficy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Billion Dollar Congress Records Record Yearly Spending
The second session of the Sixty first Congress authorized more than one billion dollars in appropriations totaling 1 027 401 009 18 with future public works contracts and about 16 000 new offices. It lists 9 707 new jobs with estimated annual spending and shows 5 448 offices eliminated saving 4 484 487 dollars. Congress spent 16 500 247 04 less than the prior session.
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Congress
Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Earthquake Shocks Recorded at Georgetown University
Heavy earthquake shocks were recorded on the seismograph at Georgetown University Thursday night lasting 47 minutes. The shocks began at 8 46 p m and continued until 9 33 p m with two maximum shocks and a series of lesser disturbances. Indications place the disturbance center about 2000 miles from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown University
Washington
Fire halts Pennsylvania Limited. steel plant hit hard
Passengers on the Chicago limited and Nod 1 on the Pennsylvania Railroad were delayed by a fire that destroyed the boiler and engine house supplying the mines of the Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company. A freight train burned to water tank at Lilly, with ten thousand dollars in losses, and the dynamo for Cresson’s electric light failed, leaving the town dark for weeks. All mine workers were saved by rope rescues. total damage around one hundred thousand dollars.
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Washington Post
Johnstown
Chicago Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company
Lilly
Cresson
Alleghenies
Wardlaw case postponed in New York murder trial
The Wardlaw sisters murder case for Octy W. M. Snead in Hast Orange New Jersey is postponed to September 12 from August 20, marking the third delay. Judge Beasley will preside with Gumme re as trial judge and Mott assisting the county prosecutor. Also note a separate item about a granite monument contract for Brig. Gen. James Shields in Carrollton Maryland.
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New York
Wardlaw Sisters
W. M. Snead
Hast Orange
M. J
Chandler W. Riker
Martin
Laula Hood
Wibur A. Mott
Chauncey H. Beasley
Miss Virginia Wardlaw
Gummere
Mott
Shaft
Revere
Mississippi River
Lincoln
Weather notices and district reports from Washington
Weather notes from the U S Department of Agriculture detail central disturbances and mixed rainfall across New York to the South and Rocky Mountains with expected showers through Sunday. Local figures list midnight to 8 p m readings, temperatures, humidity, rainfall, and sunshine hours. A follow up item reports Katherine R Biondi seeking maintenance exams with spouses James A Toomey and John M George in District Supreme Court. A separate brief notes a lost parcel of collectible bills valued at $3 060 by William H Speilhouse of 1016 Seventh Street NW.
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U.S
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Rocky Mountain
Plains States
New England
Atlantis
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
European
Wigé
Katherine R. Biondi
James A. Toomey
John M. George
District Supreme Court
Ortick J
Biondi
Biondis
Baltimore
Mra. Biondi
William H. Speilhouse
Seventh Street Northwest
Second Precinct
Trustew’s
Washington
DB. C
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Famous Clothing Company
Columbian Building
Fifth Street
Washington, D.C
Gard
Beim
Lucas Ploving
Fifth Street Northwest
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W. J. Carver
ST. Paul
Clubman
Romance
Dr. Lorens B. T. Johnson
Bride
Holy Cross Seminary
Ridenour
Testator
Bella
Bride IN
Board of Governors of Organization
Commissioners’ Action
Josephine Chase
St. Paul’s
Phen Madan
Billion Dollar Congress
Wardlaw
Ocey Snest
Lansburgs
7Th St
Ranntal
Asharfils
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
N. Y
Cibeinnati
Ohio
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Colo
Galveston
Omaha
Nebi
Pittsburg
Portland
Ores
Salt Lake City
Louis
San Francisco
Calabo
Springfield
Tacoma
Wash
Vreces
Toledo
Vickeburg
Miss
Washington Schools
National Metropolitan Bank
15Th St. Nw
Law School
St. Ny
Shor
Arate Thade
Ragsdale
Court F. Wood
Prin
Emerson Institute
Revene Cutter Service
Winslow
Randolph
Princip
Strayer
2Gsmets Ltd &F Sts
Wlw
Ota Matonto
Clagace
Virginia
Richmond
Atrocton
Erin
Stndard
Calangus
Sulinmstion
Reas
P. W Boatwright
Rackrond
Randolph-Macon Academy
Randolph-Macon Sytem
Valley
College of Scientific Schools
Seseior
L. Nelton
A. M
Werranton
Bist Ysacion
Piedmont
Ht. R
Nellie V. Butler
Warrenton
Botha i Military Academy
Teimington
Echon
ST. Anne’s Episcopal School For Girls
Chilcottastille
Lengua
Art
Iiss
Mary Hide
Val
Maryland
Charlotte Hall
St. Mary's County
Cool Springs
C. M. Merincinsl
ST. Agnes College
Yount Wanten
Mt. Washington
MERCY
Young Men’s Store
Is Kaufman
DROOP
Holmes’ Bakery
Ramsay
Christian Xander
7Th St. Wiste
Byron
Adams
Kodaks and
Frank E. Chapin
Milburn, Heister & CO
Washington, D. C
Reid S. Baker Photographic Supplies
Ballentine
Ene. Shoemaker Co
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