Weston May Be Chief Of Staff In Roosevelt Taft Talks
Maj Gen John F Weston, commanding the Division of the Southwest based in St Louis, is discussed as possible chief of staff to replace Gen Bates who retires in a few weeks. Roosevelt and Taft clash over candidates, consult Secretary Taft, and Weston’s promotion from brigadier to major general is cited amid reports of friction between Roosevelt and Taft over staffing.
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John F. Weston
Southwest
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Taft
Bates
Chaffer
Hoot
Gen
Macarthur
Tin
Jack Weson
Edjartancy
Washington
Ton
Westen
Roostvels
Weston
Sak
Col Humphrey
Coronel
Humphrey
Santiago
Rough Riders
Roosevelt Coul
Theodore’ Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hint
Theodore
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Lkely
Gon Corbin
Gen. Bates
Marines for the Isthmus Sail from League Island
The Navy Department plans a Sunday voyage from League Island Navy Yard aboard the temple-screw cruiser Columbia carrying 150 marines in a five day trip. The detachments will relieve marines completing two years of service, embark the Isthmus garrison, and return to home waters in time for Christmas. Unfounded reports surrounded the mission as the Columbia set sail.
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Navy Depeartment
Navy Yard
League Island
Temple
Columbia
Coon
Aarines
Christina
Turines
Army Orders and Naval Transfers in Brief Updates
Army orders disclose leave and reassignment for First Lieut John W Hanner and shifts within the Field Artillery board at Fort Monroe with Maj William H Coffin and Captains Cox, Mott, Winds, Lassiter. Navy orders list midshipmen transfers to several ships and a paymaster’s additional duties at Norfolk. A Church Affairs conference notes an extended interview between Secretary and Rev J J Ryan about Catholic missions in the Philippines.
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John W Hanner
Montha
Europa
Field Artillery Board
Willam H Coffin
John E MrMahon
Banley Mott
Exneat Winds
William Lassiter
Papi Robert
Kelton
Fort Monroe
Peter
Matns, Jr
Stamey D. Embick
Artillery Corps
Thia
Conrad & Keerper
Mf Son
Washington Barmacka
D. C
L. P. Treadwell
Don Juan
Austin
R P. deCullough
C. R. P. Rodger
Don Juam de Austria
W. A. Smead
Concord
A. K. Shoop
D. W. Uagley
BL Trapy, Jr
Wayamater C. Conard
Nays
Norfolk
D.C. Crowell
Navy Yard
EC. Gedger
Navy Art
New York
N. Y
G. B. Maycock
Washington, D. C
Conference On Church Affairs
Tatterday
J. J. Ryan
Colege
Taurtes
Ireland
Philippines
Ryan
Domestics Arraigned on Diamond Larceny Charge
Howard Thomas and Mary Thomas pleaded not guilty in Criminal Court No 1 to the larceny of diamonds and other jewelry valued at 310,000 from Charles B Pearson. The couple, recently arrested in Philadelphia, were employed as housemaids in the Pearson home. Eckington Improvement Co Loses in Action Against Campbell. In Equity Court No 1 Northwest Eckington Improvement Co T C Daniel and J A Redman sued Charles M Campbell and the court found the complainants failed to prove their case and denied cancellation of a deed. The conveyance to Campbell stands as a deed to Lot Amorgue. Attorneys Ralston and Siddeng represented the complainants and John Hideout represented Campbell.
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Justica Gould
Howard Thomas
Mary Thomas
Jolmly
Charles B. Pearson
Philadelphia
Pearson
Eckington Improvement Company
Campbell
Northwest Eckington Improvement Company
T. C. Daniel
3. A. Redman
Charles M. Campbell
Justice Anderson
Equity Court No
Orday
Eckington
Auestion
Lot
Ralston and
Siddeng
John Hideout
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
National Council
United American Mechanics
Cannell District of Columbia
United American
A. A. Birney
G. F. Williams
A. W. Shunk
Appelleo
Darlington
Cemente Vs. Potomac Electric Power Company
C. Tucker
B. F. Leighton
R. G. Donaldson
Washington
Alexandria
H. T. Doyle
A. Johnson
Appellee
McKenney & Flannery
Dangerfield Va
Willams
Appellant
J. J. Padgett
B. Farreat
H. 3. Davia
T. P. Myerm
Hernsdorf Va
Hernsdorf
O. F. Carusl
C. W. Stetson
Youns Ya. Norris Peters Company
Ht. G. Donaldson
John Ridout
Aprelleo
R. R. Petry
RB. P. Barnard
G. H. Johnson
Burgess
United States
T. Jones
H. T. ‘Taggart
Uppellen
DW. Baker
Supreme Court
Ossinger
Ossincer
J. N. Savadera
Band
J. N. Saunders
C. M. Bauman
Brown
W. D. Henry
F. Lelehton
Mackatt & Maedeek
Belt
C. Rays
O'Nal
O'Neal
Taylor
EZ Brady
Fuller
Mensbrough
Brandenbirg & Brandenburg
Moors
Muerd
J. A. Bailey
Chase Roys
Marvzy
Harvey
Justice Gould
Meryl Thoman
James Fowell
Hdwart Ross
Fowell
Ross
Lewis Wilson
Irving Willamson
R. B. Dickey
LMG
Blendie/Great
Tylae Peterson
Frank D. James
Waited States
David J. Flanagan
Abolish Receiver of Public Moneys Office Recommended
The annual report for the fiscal year ended June 30 details receipts and expenditures and urges abolishing the receiver of public moneys in local land offices to cut costs. It cites $35.85 paid last year, potential $950000 annual savings, and improved public business handling.
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General Land Office
Public Lands Commission
ELOPERS MARRIED SECOND TRY ENDS SUCCESS
Robert Thomas Spring and Lula Florence Cross of Loudoun County Va wed in Rockville Md after eloping. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Thomas Hampbell. The couple fled Thursday night with plans to marry Friday but parental interference interrupted first attempt. The bride is said to be sixteen, the age objection cited.
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Loudoun County
Rockvilly
Robert Thomas Spring
Lula Florence Cross
Thomas Hampbell
Baptist Church
Rooks
Rockville
Gir
Porter's Aid to U S District Attorney in Philadelphia Case
Maj. J. B. Porter, assistant judge advocate general of the army, has gone to Philadelphia to assist the United States district attorney in the case arising from the Schuylkill arsenal.
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Maj
J. B. Porter
Army
Lag
Philadelphia
United States
Growig
Schuylkill Arsenal
Great Army of Rats Dominate Center Market Area
An extensive account claims Washington hosts an immense rat population around Center Market. It details long lived gray rats, cannibal tendencies, prolific breeding, and organized foraging with sentinels. Despite poison, cats, and traps, numbers persist and even rise yearly.
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Washington
America
Center Market
Norwicy
United States
Longshoreman Killed in Accidental Saloon Shooting
Norfolk December 11 Coroner Kight cleared saloonkeeper I J Miller after investigation of a shooting that killed longshoreman W Freeman in a Norfolk saloon early today The coroner ruled the pistol discharge accidental and Miller was released from custody
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Washington
Norfolk
Kight
I. J. Miller
W. Freeman
Miller
Areeman
Miler
Purnell Assails North Carolina Landlord Law in Grand Jury Charge
Judge Purnell in Raleigh declares the North Carolina landlord tenant act has created deference and breach of the Federal Constitution. He urges the grand jury to investigate the matter and report. Secretary Root forwards Italy invitation to Milan exposition in 196 to mark the Simplon tunnel completion with a proposed $10,000 appropriation.
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Purnell
Raleigh
N.C
United States District Court
North Carolina
Italy
Root
Congress
United States
Simplon Tunnel
Hoot
Viscount de Chambrun to sail for France on Dec 14
Viscount Charles de Chambrun, secretary of the French Embassy in Washington, will depart for Europe aboard the Loraine on December 14 and plans to return to resume his duties at the embassy early next year.
Carnegie Institution keeps award names confidential
The Carnegie Institution executive committee met and the full board will convene tomorrow. The policy is to withhold awardees' names until the following year's report to protect recipients from floods of inquiries and crank letters.
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Carnegie Institution
Carnegie
Funeral of Aunt Louisa Eldredge in New York church
A thronged All Souls Church audience bid farewell to Mrs. Eldredge, known as Aunt Louise, as paths of charity marked her life. Chief mourners included her son Press Widredge, three grandchildren, and sister Mrs. W. G. Jones. The service featured tears and tribute to her noble kindness. Her body was cremated at Fresh Pond crematory.
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Thomas Whitten
Aragon Stranded as Vessels Weathered Storm in Hampton Roads
In clear weather on December 1 Norfolk reports many ships released from harbor but others remain ashore. The steamer Aragon and barge Goddard stay stranded with Goddard in poor condition while schooner Harry C Shepherd returns leaking. Tourist packet steamer ashore in Elizabeth River while tugs struggle to free her. Captain injured aboard Charles T Straun at St Vincent's Hospital. Tug Wa towed here by Sable after storm damage.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Aragon
Goddard
North Carolina
Harry C. Shepherd
New York
Tourist
Elizabeth River
John Marshal
Charles T. Straun
St. Vincent's Hospital
Chesapeake Bay
Sable
Government clerks deserve a safeguarded old age plan
The Post urges federal action to protect incapacitated clerks through a funded reserve funded by a small salary deduction. A retiring board would evaluate cases, allowing respected veterans and families to receive support, preventing heartless treatment and preserving skilled civil servants.
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Pension Office
War and Navy Departments
Republic
Janda
Exposition Company Receives State Aid Payment
Norfolk Va December 11 The Jamestown Exposition Company today received a check for 350000 from the State of Virginia to insure payment of the first installment on its appropriation. The company had previously received funds from its subscribers as required by state law.
Supreme Court Terms and Orders Across Multiple Dockets
The Supreme Court session lists Justices including Day Holmes Brown and others with various cases. It covers affirmations, reversals, remands, mandamus petitions, writs of habeas corpus and numerous docket entries, plus adjournments and assignments for December dates across circuits.
Deeds of Trust and Legal Notices Highlight Bloomsburg Area
A long list of deeds of trust for properties in Bloomsdale and surroundings details numerous secured loans to various trustees, amounts from 300 to 3,000 dollars, and terms from two to five years. The column also reports probate court actions including estates, appointees, bonds, and equity suits affecting local residents and firms.
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Listings
Widow's Miti Thomas F. Water et al transfer to Aldig B Browne and Theodore A Harding trustees lot 75 part and all lot 76 for 19 dollars. Morrell to De Peyster lot 1 square 168 for 10 dollars. Nairn to Douglee part lot 12 for 19 dollars. Dashiell to Murray lot G1 square 39 for 10 dollars. Heren Harding to Dubant lot 55 block 2 for 20 dollars. Allen to Rom lot 31 square 6 for 10 dollars. Carter et al to Bay lot 29 square 194 for 100 dollars. Rems to Chesley lot 61 square 194 for 100 dollars. Mexaron to Johnson lot 151 square for 67 5/6 dollars. Taylor et al to Wallingsford lot 13 square for 10 dollars. Wallingsford conveys land to Edith Taylor for 10 dollars. Action to Melinge part in block B for 10 dollars. Carual to Earp lots 16 18 on Moats No 4. Schuh to McDonald lot 38 aquary 750 for 216 dollars. Sholes to McDonald lot on Riggs Road. Sawstere to Gross lot 26 for 40. Saw to Hamilton lot 75 for 30. See to Johnson lot 56 for 400. Elisastux to Kennebuck Realty Co lot 1 square 1098 for 32. Petworth Carl L Davie to Keneluck Realty Seeing Gotham. Gunner asks if trip to New York was pleasant. reply: worse than bent, broke.
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Miti
Thomas F. Wateh
Aldig B. Browne
Theodore A Harding
Edward de V. Morrell
Poederick A de Peyster
Oak la’ Terrace
Frances N. Nairn
Augusta A. Douglee
New York Avenue
Elizabeth C. Dashiell
Mergare
Murray
Bloomingdale
Hearen
Harding
William B. Dubant
Abby R. Allen
Frank W
Vuzebeth Rom
Church Street
Ffteenth
Sixteenth Streets
Dexiannia Carter
Martha Bay
Charles Chesley
Myrtle Street
Ita L ' Mexaron
William J. Johnson
St. Dobeens
Benjamin F. Taylor
Charles M. Wallingsford
Charles M
Aquary
Riggs
William Hi. Sholes
John
McDonald
Whittinghami Willler Saustere
George W Gross
Harvey L. Hamilton
Carson E. Johnson
Whittingham
William H. Sawnderd
Stal
Charles Johowon
Charles L. Elisastux
Kennebuck Realy Company
Petworth
Carl L. Davie
T Keneluck Resby
Royal Blue Line Trains to Philadelphia and New York
Railroads timetable lists Royal Blue Line departures from New Jersey with every hour on odd hours, including Diner and Pullman Parlor cars to Philadelphia and New York. It details sleeper options, coach service, and Pullman amenities on the Royal Limited, plus schedules for connections to Baltimore and other cities.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Jersey Age
Royal Blue Line
Philadelphia
New York
NEW Terminal
Royal Limited
Sm. Breepers
Pennsylvania Railroad Station Schedule Highlights
Daily express and limited trains from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis and beyond. Includes cafe and parlor cars, Pullman sleeping and observation cars, and through connections to Cincinnati Indianapolis Buffalo and New York. Ticket offices at corner streets and station. Main 63 telephone. W W. Atterbury F R Wood. George W. Boyd.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Harrisburg
Cincinnati
Janapolis
Kealis
Dare
Artisturg
Altoona
ST. Louis
Wartsburg
Cipein- Bay
Indianapoli
Lousville
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Detroit
Pennsylvania
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Anapolis
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Louisvile
Gaily, Chicago Limited
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Chicago ST. Louis Express
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Fgrrisburg
Gueknau
Dai Pullman
Ington
Warris
Pacific Expres Pullman
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Toledo M.ily
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Niggara Fol
Rochester
Cinandacca
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Philadelphia
New York
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Pennsylvanea Ave
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Washington, N
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Raleigh
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Southern Railway Daily Local and Through Services
Train schedule for Harrondurz Warrenton Danville and various stations lists daily locals and through trains to New Orleans New York Florida and Memphis with first class coaches sleepers dining car service and parlor car. Blue Mont Branch trains from Washington to Binemont Leasburg and Lynchburg noted with through connections and reservation details.
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F. RE
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