Wonor for Col Young Meet Next in Washington
William Hamilton Young of Washington was elected president of the Old-time Telegraphers Association. The group plans to hold its next meeting in Washington in October 196, inviting about 000 knights of the key to visit the city for a week of hospitality.
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Bpacai
Washington Post
New York
William Hamilton Young
Washington
Wallorf-Astoria
Knights of the Key
William B Wilson
Edward Rosewater
Charles W Jaques David Homer Bates
Comitee Centors
War Department
The
Old-time Telegraphers and Historical Association
Ham Young, King of News Handlers, Retires From Telegraph Service
The prominent telegrapher in Washington history, Ham Young, rose through West ern Union and related firms, becoming chief operator and later manager. Known as a master of handling news, he served as a special representative for unusual demands and was deeply trusted by journalists across generations.
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Wstern Union Telegraph Company
Washington
New Orleans
Tris
Amot Kendal
Joseph H. Trees Mar
Veigneur
Marshall Lefferts
Mr Youngs
Times
Te Ex &Raph Company
News 4
Ham Young
Portmouth cable service aids peace talks in era
The report notes Ham Young arranged a costly cable link between Portsmouth New Hampshire and the capitals of Russia and Japan for visiting delegates. Officers elected include Finest Weary as chief operator and others in Washington Baltimore and New York. A message from Civil War operators greets present officials and hopes for peacetime telegraph use signifying the Portsmouth treaty between Russia and Japan.
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Kroest
Nia
Ham" Young
Portamouth
New Hampshire
Russia
Japan
Mr Young
Washington
Finest Weary
Associated Press
Charles B Adams
Ribble
War Department
Telegraphers
Id Historical Association
Ger
W Greely
Waslington
United States Military Temerarh Corps
Orst
United States
Maj Glastod
Seward
Cerza
Alaska
Telegraphers elect Young President of Old Timers
United States stary telegraph corps vote down the proposition and elect Mr Young as President of the Old Timers Association. Washington night manager George Diven and others praise the veteran telegraph service, noting the upcoming meeting in Washington and a warm welcome on his return to the city.
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Western Union
Washington
United States Stary Telegraph Corrs
Ngel Hows
Wit B. Wilson
Philadelphia
Ww. L. Ives
New York
J. K. Beetatates
Young
Old Timers’ Association
George Diven
Association
Diven
Mr. Young
Piven
Bonaparte disapproves Bennington inquiry conclusions
Secretary Bonaparte completes review of the court of inquiry on the Bennington disaster at San Diego July 21. He dissents on several findings of individual officer responsibility and orders a court martial for Ensign Charles Trade in San Francisco for neglect in maintaining the Bennington’s boilers and safety valves. He also prepares a special Roosevelt request report urging potential Naval Engineer Corps legislation.
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Bennington
San Diego
Cal
Bonaparte
San Francisco
Charles Trade
Roosevelt
Naval Engineer Corps
Outbreak in the Visayas Report Details Restored Sta tions
General William H. Carter reports that petty disorders led to reoccupation of abandoned stations across Negros, Panay, Cebu, and Leyte. Since July 21, 1904, disruptions spread through major islands as Sixteen companies of the Twelfth and Fourteenth Infantry operated along affected coasts. The Pulajan movement’s Enrique Daguhob was killed, ending the organized revolt and restoring control.
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William H. Carter
USA
Department of the Visayas
Negros Paray
Cebu
Leyte
Twelfth
Fourteenth
Sul
Enrique Daguhob
Military orders and officer movements dated 1905
Orders relieve First Lieut William E. McCue from duty at Danville Military Institute Virginia. Officers granted and extended leaves of absence and reassignments among Fort Caswell California San Francisco Port Leavenworth and naval stations. Board of officers appointed for fitness examinations. multiple detachments to Naval Academy and various stations. movements and casualties noted including A C Stickel’s daughter.
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Wiliam E. McCue
USA
Danville Military Institute
Danville
Sam
Fourth Cavalry
James Bourke
Stephen Hould
Fort Leavenworth
Edgar Houle
Coast Artillery
Fresidio
San Francisco
Cal
Harry L Hawthorne
Second
Provisional Regiment of Field Artillery
Fort Si Okla
Yule
Port Leavenworth
Keno
Daniel 4
Howill
Tantry
George WW
Martin
Fry
Hbrtuat
Allavert
Gavaley
Dare B. Cikgton
Murged
Buel
Harry W Bashians
Exammibibe Board
T. B
W. Veeder
Hartford
Naval Academy
Abrepche
Wr C. F. Mule
Severn
Agnapolla
Ma. Aneut
T. L. Jennsen
Idsute
H Robertson
J. & Greham
J. Z. Tompkins
W. J. Terhune
J. W. Greanslade
Terrer
Apnapolis
Lieuta
H. J. Klegemeier
B. McVay
WV Pratt
Bearserge
Bnalga N. B
The Pines Home Welcome For Darrell After Tragedy
Darrell, recovering from a night of peril, is cared for by the Underwoods in Ophir. Mr Underwood, Whitcomb’s uncle, arranges transport to his Pine named home The Pines, while Darrell recounts the night’s events to the elder man and the physician tends him.
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Derrell
Whitcomb
Darrell
Ophir
Continental Divide
Darrel
Hunter
Mr. Underwood Whitcomb
Underwood
Relther
Mr. Darrell
Ma. Underwood
Berter
Mr. Underweod
Magere
Humphry
Bir
Darrall
Hitcomb
Gi. Underwood
Darreil
Mr. Underwood
Pines
Mr Underwood
Harry
Kate Underwood
Silent House Holds Grief as Darrell Fights for Memory
Dr Bradley notes Darrell’s coma and worsened cerebral symptoms after a shocking event. Mrs Dean offers quiet support as Marcia and another sibling confront the living crisis. A late-night effort to recall his past tests his memory, while the Eastern home remains the elusive key to identity.
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Marcia
Bennett
Jarve Wa Delipioua
Sore
Faye
Alan Hatever
Dean
Tibystotan
Jen
Darrell
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