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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1914

Page

10

May Sell Longstreet Home Civil War Widow Seeks Stay on Sale

The widow of a Confederate general petitions to halt the sale of the Longstreet home to preserve the property. An order directing sale was signed by Judge Newman, with execution likely to proceed after receivership and claims уточняются. The property now reportedly sits under potential foreclosure while Mrs. Long seeks relief to prevent disposal.

Newman Mra Flea 2d Lomagstreet Fone Generals

Sig Sautelle Bankruptcy Petition Notes Local Debts

Fragmented OCR shows a bankruptcy petition mentioning Sig Sautelle in Mamer Cort County. It references unsecured liabilities of WT and nominal assets of EAR with scattered numbers and a circus-related detail, though the text is garbled and incomplete.

George Satter Fetter Mamer Cort Fiounty Tedativ EAR Othatae de Pl Circus

Council Cuts Own Salaries in Pittsburgh Budget Move

Pittsburgh officials vote to reduce their own salaries by 2000 a year and adopt a resolution urging all city officials from mayor to cabinet to accept proportional cuts. Additional measures aim to reduce salaries by six to fifteen percent, affecting salaries above councilmanic level previously set at 6500.

Pittsburgh Tite Coume Luen Major Vig Giaan Counellmanie

Ohio corn party visits New York city mayor’s welcome

Ohio corn party touring the country visited New York City yesterday. Dee B A and 1 500 boys and girls toured the city, were received by Mayor Mitchell, and spent the day sightseeing after a brief welcome address in City Hall Park.

New York Dee Ohio Mitchell Ain

American Music Figures in National Institute List

A survey of American composers highlighted by Edward MacDowell at the head of a diverse national music scene. It notes operatic works by Arthur Nevin, orchestral pieces by Hadley Converse Stock Whittage, and Chadwick Parker among Institute members, with multiple ensembles and upcoming performances.

New World Edward MacDowell Pols Arthur Nevin Henry Hadhey Lucifer Grinard Converse Stock Arthur Whittage Loeffler Prince Hal David Stanley Smith Zenobia Coerne Kramer National Institute of Arts and Letters American Academy George W. Chadwick Horatio Parker Daniel Gregory Mason Victor Herbert Mabel W. Hill Howard Brockway Tannor Henry Hiadsey Pan Ward-Stephens Gilbert Russia Bruno Hahn Spross Carpenter Schneider MacCormack Andrews Emil Hahn Husch McCoy Harriet Ware Gena Branscombe Mary Helen

Recitals and Church Program Highlight Local Music Events

Recitals by Miss E Augusta Hill and Miss Ruth Aysler fringe a busy period of music. Mrs Emily Fiach Barnea’s pupils presented varied songs and readings at her residence studio. The Church of the Ascension choir plans Gilbert Spross cantata The Christmas Dawn for December 20. Vesper service offers Magnificat and Holy City selections. coloratura soprano Gurle Luise Corey performed for the blind at the Library of Congress with Miss Emma Bender assisting.

St. Pauls Lutheran Church Lord Tiarrett Ffluger Mendelssohn- Dressler Jesus St. John's Church Lafayette Square Henry H. Freeman Samuel A. Leech Ethel Garrett Johnston William Mansfield J. Willis Conant Newell S. Berris Oscar Franklin Comstock Fronaid H. Freeze Alfred G. Eldridge Fault Bleyden Charles Trowbridge Tittmann Mr. Freeman Library of Congress Pavilion 7 Katherine McNeal Brahm Chopin Hallade E. Augusta Hill F. H. Dalgleish T Street Emily Fiach Barnea Ruth Aysler Parker, Hickland Kim- Skey-Koraakow Brown Margaret Daly Bartlett Clarence Ruebsam Bali Stel+ lana Mascagni William Goodman William W. Davis Elizabeth Johnson Blanche Levy Elizabeth Agee Clarence Ruebsan Victor P. Hammer Church of the Assension Gilbert Spross Gault Gurle Luise Corey Jenny Lind Corey Emma Bender

Naval Academy Entrance Examinations Progress

The Navy aims for exams that exclude neither the well grounded common-school student nor the highly capable, maintaining high scholarship standards. The 16 midshipman appointments, set by law, were to be merit ordered after competitive tests last July. Five candidates passed due to limited preparation time, but full allotment is expected to pass in coming years.

Itate Naval Academy Secretary of the Navy

Army Officers Promoted and Assignments Announced

Leave of absence granted to First Lieut James Phara for three months. Brigadier promotions include Robert Thatrst from lieutenant colonel unassigned to colonel. James H. Frier from major eighth infantry to lieutenant colonel. John H. Parker from captain lighthouse to major. Maj William T. Johnston of Fifteenth Cavalry to Fort Leavenworth for Army Service Schools. Maj William J. Barden of the Corps of Engineers relieved from duty in the city and ordered to Dallas for duty.

James Phara Cavalry Montia Robert Th.atrst James H. Frier Eighth Infantry John H. Parker William T. Johnston Fifteenth Cavalry Fort Leavenworth Kans Army Service Schools William J. Barden Corps of Enemenrs Dallas Tex

Naval Orders Assignments and Movements of Ships

Lieut. (junior grade) W. C. Fad commissioned from June 5, 1914. Lieut. (Junior grade) C. Gra commissioned from June 8, 1914. Lieut. (Junior grade) F. A. Caitrin commissioned from June 11, 1914. Gunners B. Dorsey and F. Wene detached to naval yards. several officers and ships listed for transfers and duties including Nevada, Constellation, Washington, Norfolk, Newport, New London, and others. Several ships arrived at Newport, Norfolk, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Tompkinsville, and Tampico. Sacramento ordered to Tampico as relief of Ozark.

W. C C. GR A FL A. Caitrin B. Dorsey Navy Yard Charleston Nevada Boand FE. Wene Missouri Pavy Yard Charterton New London Newport Ontario Constellation Washington Norfolk Crear Utah Hampton New York Yard Jupiter Philadelphia Boston Terry Perkins Smith Nterétf Guantanamo New York Arkansas Tompkinaville Delaware Norfolk Yard Burrows Proteua Michigan Vermont New Hampaldie Terhing Teres Georgia al Nati Bremerton Chattanooga San Francisco Sacramento Tampico Ozark

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