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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1905

Page

4

Chinese diplomat heads to Washington amid boycott tensions

Special Counselor Wang Ta-Hasta to join Legation as China weighs Canton Hankow Railroad dispute with China American Development Company. Sir Chentung Liang Cheng returns to capital to meet on Monday amid efforts to control railroad concession and restore US prestige.

Chentung Liang Cheng Cantor- Hankow Washington Ampherst Mags Wang-Ta-Hasta Chindre Foreign Office Legation China Peking Mr. Wang Canton-Henkow China-American Development Company J. B. Morgan Elihu Root Mr .Morgan Sir Cheatung America H Conger Mexico Morgan Wang Chinese Foreign Office Celestial Kingdom Canton-Hankow Chentung Amherst

Siberia Held Responsible For Failure To Take Mail

San Francisco August 1. The Pacific mail steamer Siberia left for the Orient leaving behind 250 packages of mail. Of the 260 packages returned to the post office 42 pouches and 41 sacks were for Manila, 39 pouches and 10 sacks for Honolulu, 21 sacks for Asiatic fleet warships and 9 sacks for China and Japan. Local mail left behind was mostly registered. The post office seeks a penalty under the Revised Statutes for improper discharge of its contract to carry mail.

Siberia San Francisco Orient Manila Honolulu United States China Japan Post Ofice Department Pacific Mail Siberis Steamship Company Post-office Department Pheil

Millionaire Americans Buy Vast BC Timber Tracts

Vancouver reports wealthy U S investors including the Weyerhaeuser interests have acquired hundreds of square miles of timber in British Columbia along a potential Grand Trunk Pacific route. The timber is leased under a special license for speculative purposes. The province imposes a 2 percent tax on timber held under such leases, with about 20 million dollars of timber affected and potential revenue of around 400 thousand dollars.

United States British Columbia Vancouver, & C Weyerhauser Grand Trunk Pacific Railway

Tug Stellary Flames Off Highlands of Naveevik

A seventy foot Philadelphia tug Stelle caught fire off the Highlands of Naveevik and the crew fought the blaze in vain until two nearby tugs Jacob M Heath and Reliance arrived and saved the crew. The Stellawent towed inside the Hook for pumping out and repair.

Washington Post New York Stelle Philadelphia Naveevik Jacob M Heath Reliance Heath

Obituary of Noted DC Real Estate and Banking Leader

A Washington figure associated with Oberlin College rose through Interior Department ranks and later led the American Security and Trust Company real estate division. He authored a vast private collection on the national capital and held prominent posts in urban charities and historical societies. He served as president of McLachlen Real Estate and Banking Company and belonged to multiple clubs and fraternal orders.

Oberlin College Interior Department Columbian University American Security and Trust Company Bar Association of District of Columbia McLachlen Real Estate and Banking Company Girl's Reform School United States All Souls Unitarian Columbia Historical Society National Capital Blue Ridge Chevy Chase University Club Columbia Golf Club Military Order of the Loyal Legion Albert Fike Hite of Freemasonry Ufe Washington Commandery Knights Templars

Shonts Seeks Fixes for Isthmus Evils in Washington Office

Canal Commission Chairman Shonts returns to Washington from the Isthmus and discusses conditions there. He addresses the sale of commissary supplies to native laborers known as silver men, noting high food prices and a plan to open stores with limits. He also says the Panama Railroad runs at six percent capacity and must be corrected. He aims to be present for the commission meeting on September 30.

Shonts Isthmian Canal Commission Washington Isthmus Ths Canal Shoats Panama

Washingtonians Draw Land in Uintah Reservation Lottery

William P. Titcomb and Willard D. Jones were drawn as successful claimants in the Uintah Indian reservation land lottery. Titcomb, a disbursing officer for the U S Fish Commission, and Jones, a crossing guard at Pennsylvania Avenue and Seventh Street, hold claim numbers 1012 and 111 respectively. Titcomb will await guidance from agent R Peate Herrick in Utah before final disposition. Jones, a Spanish War veteran, plans to hold the land if prudent, preferring Washington to relocation. Also notes a White House Marine Band concert and a postal benefit association meeting in Branford, Conn.

William P. Titcomb W. D. Jones Uintah Reservation Uintah Indian Reservation Willam F Titcord United States Fish Commission Willard D. Jones Pennsylvania Avenue Seventh Street Titcomb R Peate Herrick Utah Tucoumth

Judge Tucker Faces Justice Dept Inquiry Over Globe Court

The Department of Justice has completed an investigation into charges against Eugene A. Tucker associate territorial justice of Arizona. Prominent Arizona citizens alleged conduct questions including holding court in Globe for personal gain and placing feet on his desk. Officials caution the report not yet released but expect prompt transmission to Washington and potential removal if charges prove sustained.

Department of Justice Eugene A. Tucker Territorial Arizona Ins Robb Washington Post Genral Tucker Arizona Justice Globe Globertés United States Swayne

Marine Hospital Changes and Temporary Duty Orders

Leave and temporary duty changes involve Surgeon H W Saw tele, H W Sawtelle, L E Cofey, 0 HW Lavinder, Ro H Von Ezdorf, W W King, Joseph Goldberger, A M Stimson, H G Bbert, W W Addie, R H Gray, R Kennard, R P Hall, A Stuart, BH Holsendorf, and various assignments to Jackson Miss, New Orleans, Hilo Hawaii, Norfolk Virginia, San Juan Porto Rico, Alexandria La, Gulfport Mississippi, and other locations. Arrivals and departures list ships and stations at Newport News, Mare Island, Philadelphia, and Boston among others.

H W Sawtele H W Sawtelle Norfolk Virginia L. E Cofey Hilo Hawaii HW Lavinder Gulfport Bisa New Orleans J. F. White Ro H von Ezdorf Canal Zone J H White W W King San Juan Porto Rico Joseph Goldberger Een Mansfeld Alexandria Koan A M Stimson H G Bbert W W Addie Jackson Miss G B Young R H Gray R & Kennard R P Hall Holsendorf

Army officers receive multiple leave and duty orders from 1905 Special Orders

A lengthy dispatch lists Second Lieut Henry H. Robert and Alfred Ballin extension of leave, revocation of Bundet’s orders, and new assignments to Fort Leavenworth Manila and transport duty. It notes transfers, temporary duties, encampment details in Tennessee, and extended leaves for several Lieutenants and Captains, with several medical and engineer appointments and relocations. The report closes with U S officers boarding the Kroonland bound for French maneuvers.

Henry H. Robert Corps of Engineers Alfred Ballin Philippine Scouts Charles Bertram F. Joheson Pientysabtr Infantry Leo Krebs Aurgeon Ralph & Porter Muregon United States Worvice San Frenciseo Cal Buford San Francisco Manila Porter Philippines Raymond B. Metself Manile Philippine Islands Lisut Metcalf Military Secersary Banaré A Millar Artillery Corps Cief Dexter Sturged Thirteenth Cavalry William M Cruikshank Fort Howard Joh Kennedy Charles O ‘Thomas, Jr First Cavalry St Louis State of Tennesses Thomas Nashville Tenn Tennessee Patty Roger Fort Sam Houston Tex Benry D Snyder Carl Reichmann Seventeenth Infantry Beeen Fort. McPherson Solomon D Roegsler Puget Sound Daniel van Voorhis Third Cavalry Franklin Bell Toler

Dominican Customs for June Report Total and Allocation

Col Ton reports June customs receipts totaling 199951. A Dominican collection figure shows 298951 for June under the current system. After expenses, 96 was placed to the trust fund and 5710 credited to the Dominican government. Fourth class postmasters appointed include Edward B. Brian in West Cummington Massachusetts, and Francis M. Clark in Legg Virginia.

Insular George R. Colton Senate Matsachusetts West Cummington Edward BD Brian Virginia Dodie M Garland Legg Francis M. Clark

Atlantic City Visit and Local Georgetown Notices

Mr and Mrs W B Johna and son are at Atlantic City while local notices tout telegraph service at 3534 M st and warn of store and business promotions in Georgetown. The Georgetown Gas Light Company expands plants, property sales and auctions, summer stationery deals, insurance, real estate, stables, and a range of local services with notices from shops, hotels, and residents in vivid period style.

George W Wood P Street Georgetown Gas Light Company Georgetown Mur-ray Stabies E S, Walmer & Son Dr. Lindsey Chigty-first Street Vireinta Acme Dairy Lunchroom St. Fa J McKenney Berry

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