Weds Osborne Again After Papal Nobility Saga
Miss Helen Eugenie Maloney daughter of the papal marquis and Spring Lake resident, married Arthur Herbert Osborne in a St Catharine Roman Catholic ceremony after prior elopement plans with Samuel Clarkson and alleged suitors. The wedding followed a long history of failed consent and public attention, with family members and clergy involved in attempts to seal the alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Helen Eugenie Maloney
Olman
Spring Lake
M Lyong
St Catharine
Miss Maloney
Arthur Herbert Osborne
Unis City
Osborne
Juicelon
Miss Maloneys
Misa Maloney
Vis
Martin Maloney
Martin Mains
V Medlaney
Aril
Soria
Maloney
Appa
Clus
Mahle
Clarkson
Strate Lake
Clark
Wis
Moxy Maloey
Cerria
Osburne
Waldorf
Os Ctne
Washington Dinners Host State Figures and Diplomats
Washington society notes a flurry of dinners and luncheons honoring the President and Mrs Roosevelt, the Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks, and various ambassadors. Guests include Edwin Denby of Detroit, Cyrus Lothrop, Baroness Moncheur, and many other notable figures at the Mayflower, St Regis and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Navy
Newberry
Edwin Denby
Alnett Wilkes
Henry B. Joy
J 98, Newberry, Jr
Cyrun E. Bothrop
Hendrie
A. V. Barnes
Detroit
Mich
Misa Newberry
Washington society hosts and skaters welcome cold spell
At home days fill Washington circles as Mrs Fairbanks and Miss McCeney miss today while others host on remaining Wednesdays. Diplomatic guests like Viscountess de Martel and Mr Martin appear on the ice along with Italian embassy members. The Monday Morning Music Club schedules a charity concert for February 19 at Rauacher's for the Christ Child Secrety with a long list of patronesses. Baroness von Sternburg and Mrs Langham sail aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to the Riviera for the remainder of winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Jusserand
Bacon
Wright
Baron Moncheur
Crane
Treasury
Beekman Winthrop
Preuschen
Mra Greely
Legere
Lee
Mme de Blanpre
Viscountess de Martel
Jack the Giant Killer
Harry Wheaton Howard
Mixa Minnie Hawke
Columbia Theater
Belasco
Mayor Des Planches
Hengelmuller
Baroness Misa
Arthur Lee
Misa Patten
Hydra James
Fremont
John C Fremont
Converse
Mime
Chermont
Caroline Na«buco
Ritchie Stone
Liltian Stone
Mise Alice Shepard
Martin
Leration
Switzerland
Baron Stael
Alexander Britton
Washington
Inter
Chele
Legation
Marqu’s Montaghar
Lieut Camperia
Tiffany Dyer
Rauacher’s
Christ Child
Charles I Bonaparte
Newberry
Straus
Cannon
Edward D White
Depew
Misses Cullen
Ella Loraine Dorsey
Thomas M Gale
Hay
George EB Hamilton
Hanna
Laura Harlan
Hinckley
Hardin
Hayne
Hennen Jennings
Kays
Victor Kauffmann
D P McCartney
Frederick B McGuire
J R McLean Mme
Des Planches
Mme Jusser
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Easy Digestion
A vintage advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion. It claims the tablets mix with gastric fluids to create a powerful digestive juice, using ingredients like Hydrastis, Golden Seal, and Ginger. The copy urges readers to buy through druggists or request a free 300 trial package by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Fis
F. A
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Maj Andrews Wins Ruling on Habeas Corpus Rights
Justice Anderson rules that the Secretary of War and asylum superintendent cannot detain an army officer at St Elisabeths without due process. The decision quashes the district attorney’s motion and directs issuance of a writ, granting May Andrews the chance for a sanity hearing before a lunacy jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Anderson Saga
Thomas H. Anderson
Government Asylum For
Frank B Andrews
U. A
St. Elisabeth's
James B. Hortgan
Skney Thomas
Secretary of War
Justice Anderson
District Attorney's Office
Andrews
Jesse Adkins
May Andrews
Justice Andersen
Cure for Cough Trade Rumored Mix Promoted
An old, damaged ad suggests mixing glycerine pine compound with Virgin pine oil and straight alcohol, claiming healing properties and a teaspoon dose every four hours. The text warns to use genuine Pine compound sold by Leach Chemical in Cincinnati, warning readers to beware imitations.
Barnette On Retired List In Navy Change Results
Rear Admiral William J Barnette, longtime chief of the naval observatory, is retired after 41 years of service, including 23 at sea. The move paves the way for Edward B Berry to become rear admiral and triggers further promotions for Charley A Gove, Robert E King, and D W Knox.
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William J Barnette
Naval Observatory
Navy
Admiral Barnette
New York
Snce
Army and Navy
Naval Medical Hospital
Edward B Berry
Charley A Gove
Robert E King
D W Knox
Orders Report on Wireless Efficiency and Staffing
The Navy Secretary orders monthly reports to the Naval Bureau of Navigation from commanding officers of wireless equipped stations. Reports will include operator names and ratings, message distances both sent and received, and remarks to gauge wireless service efficiency. Lieut Comdr G C Mitchell is ordered to duty at the recruiting station in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Navy
Chicago
Comar G C Mitchell
Navy
Chulcago
Army Orders Leaves of absence for several officers
Leaves of absence granted to Lisat J Cecile Nineteenth infantry Maj I W Brook coast artillery seven months Lieut Harry Hoesfeld Third infantry six months Capt CO Shaprill engineers one month First Lieut Samuel B sis Ptastein medical corps upon arrival in San Francisco will report to adjutant general Irving W Rand medical corps upon arrival in the United States will proceed to Fort Du Pont Del and report to commanding officer First Lieut Charles BT Lud coast artillery to assume charges of construction at Fort Rosecrans Cal relieving First Lieut Earl McFarland coast artillery to temporary duty as chief surgeon Col John M Banister medical corps to Omaha Neb for temporary duty as chief surgeon The following officers report to Maj den William P Duvall for appointment and duty as aide de camp Howard Donnelly Capt first field artillery Second Lieut Robert Campbell Twelfth cavalry Capt William A Phillipe ordnance department in this city for consultation on ordnance material for the disposal of ordnance materiel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisat
J . Cecile
Monthe
W Brook
Coast Artillery Corte
Harry Hoesfeld
Infante
CO Shaprill
Corps of Engineers
Samuel B Sis Ptastein
Medical Teserve Corps
San Francisco
Cal
Adjutant General of the Army
Ma Irving W Rand
United States
Fort du Pont
Del
Charles BT
Lud
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Rosecrans
Earl McFarland
Coast Artillery Corp
Ligut Colt
Robert Campbell
Twelfth Cavalry
William A. Phillipe
Ordnance Department
Ordnanc
Navy issues new manual for surgeons examination
The Navy Department issues regulations for the professional exam of surgeons aiming for promotion to medical inspector. Beginning June 20, 1909, candidates will be tested on duties of fleet surgeons, hospital administration, hospital ship planning, supply depot duties, and wartime medical department organization with a solvable medico naval problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Navy Department
Medical Department
Candia
Changes in War Office Classified Promotions and Appointments
The War Department announced numerous appointments and pay raises across multiple offices. Names include Warren Forrentzer Gustav A kebiub Norman Jones Lied G Raumgerdner Clement T Mobertson Eno F Renken Ernest C Moriartty Nell D Preston Arthur I Woolfolker William F Berger Asbury Thompson William Newnan Irak Driscoll George M F Helmers Clarence H Froelich Arthur Adelman Edgar R Piper John G Stewart Bemuc! A Meddaugh Robert R Balite Theodore H Bickaot Edmund S Van Brunt L. Fuller John W Palmer Harry H Bathwell Jethro Peckham Quo W Hansen Fred O H Schnabel Huatt P Larcombe George C Castel George C Buchanan Arthur CD silter Neil D Treston and others across the Office of the Chief of Engineers Adjutant General and Surgeon General offices with varied pay scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Ormer
Warren Forrentzer
Gustav Akebiub
Norman Jones
G Raumgerdner
Messnger
Chief of Ordnance
Clement T Mobertson
Eno F Renken
Ernest C Moriartty
Nell D Preston
Arthur I Woolfolker
William F Berger
Adjutant General's Office
Howard Y Littlejohn
Wilam A Parker
Davi Clopton
George W Jewell
Joseph S / Boran
Samhel T Hind
Harry L Freer
Isabel IX McHinley
Asbury Thompson
Willam Newnan
Irak Driscoll
George MF Helmers
Bief
Ordnance
Clarence H Froelich
Arthur Adelman
Edgar R Piper
John G Stewart
Bemuc
Meddaugh
Rovert R Balite
Theodore H Bickaot
Drakemar
Edmund S van Brunt
Shillea
Cred L. Fuller
John W Palmer
Harry H Bathwell
Jethro Peckham
Quo W Hansen
Fred O H Schnabel
Clarenes F Frey
Cleah
George A Buswell
Clerr
Huatt P Larcombe
George C Castel Watchman
George C Buchanan
Adjutant Generala
Arthur CD
Silter
Ardnance
Neil D Treston
Dralaman
Navy Surgeon Accused at Naval Academy
Sarg Francis Nash, on duty at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, is to face court martial on charges of improper professional treatment of Midshipman Harry W Stephenson of Nebraska. Nash was detached from duty and sent home after allegations he used too strong a solution of nitrate of silver in eye treatment, impairing Stephenson’s sight, with five weeks of hospital care following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarg Francis
Nash
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Harry W Stephenson
Nebraska
Stephenson
Washington
Black Returns to Temporary Duty in Engineers Office
Col William M Black retired from Havana municipal projects to temporary duty in Gen Marshall's office, after heading District improvements and Cuban sanitary works. Navy experts find metal polishes for ships may contain explosive gases, prompting tests and removal of adulterated brands. Bailey medals for 1908 go to Cornelius M Hexper and Ernest N Warnald for top apprentice seamen exam averages.
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William M Black
Corps of Engineers
Havana
War Department
Gen Marshall
Black
Cuban
Navy
Bailey
Newberry Las
Cornelius M Hexper
Naval Training Station
Newport
R. L
Ernest N. Warnald
San Francisco
Magoon Arrives in Washington for Cuba Occupation Report
Charles E Magoon former Cuban governor general arrives in Washington with aide Captain J A Ryan. He plans a report to Secretary of War Wright on Cuban affairs and will meet the President before staying through February 1. He then heads to Peoria for Lincoln centennial events and later attends Taft's inauguration before touring Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E Magoon
Cuba
JA Ryan
Washington
Shoreham
Magoon
Wright
Havana
Republic
Peoria
Taft
Europe
Bishop Breaks Ground For Calvary Church In Southeast
Bishop Alfred Harding broke ground for an Episcopal church for colored people at Sleventh and G streets southeast to be named Calvary Church. Assisted by several clergy, he invoked blessings and outlined plans for a 40 by 43 by 85 foot building seating 200. Rev F I A Bennett to lead the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Sleventh
G Streets
Calvary Church
William Devries
St Mark's Church
J A Aspinwall
St Thomas’ Church
J How Blake
Christ Church
A Bennett
Calvary Mission
Bishop Harding
Alfred Harding
Washington
Calvary
I A Bennett
Granard and Bride Sail After City Wedding
The Wharf and Countess of Granard recently married in New York sailed today on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse for Bremen. The countess was formerly Miss Beatrice Mills of New York and Baroness von Sternburg, widow of the late German ambassador, also embarked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Langhap
de Faramond
Earl of Granard
Beatrice Mills
Washington
Baroness von Bipethoven
Ghermen Em- Roby
Baroness von Stermburg
Bremer
New York
Countess of Granard
Bremen
von’ Sternburg
Germany
King Edward Receives Naval Conference Delegates
London February 2 The delegates to the international naval conference opened in December were received by King Edward at Buckingham Palace this afternoon. Among the American delegates are Rear Admiral Charles H Stockton Professor George Gratton Wilton of Brown University and Commander John H Gibbons the naval attaché.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King Edward
Buckingham Palace
Charles H Stockton
George Gratton Wilton
Brown University
John H. Gibbons
Parish Plans Sunday School and Industrial Club
A note from a church at Thirteenth and MW streets describes a plan that includes Sunday school attendance and activities such as cooking and sewing lace for sills, plus an industrial club for boys and men. The congregation was organized February 1902.
Death by own action ends Louisville journalist
John Gilmer Speed a Louisville journalist and author shot himself in his bedroom at Phoenix House today. He left a note explaining the act and leaves a daughter Mrs Dudley Gray of Rickistown. Speed was related to Keats and to Louisvilles oldest families including the Speed and Speed circles with ties to the Louisville Trust Company and the Lincoln era attorney general family.
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Mendham
John Gilmer Speed
Phoenix House
Dudley Gray
Rickistown
Speed
Keats
Louisville
Louistiles
Enos Tuley
Harry Ma
Donald
Rogers Hives
Washington DC
Conners
Chicago
Charles B Speed
Louisville Trust Company
Philip Speed
James Speed
Lincoln
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Helen Maloney
Princeton
Marquis Maloney
Samuel Clarkson
MM Rey
Ashe
Mo Maloney
Manhattan
Smelauwr
Malwes
Poe
Malones
Albus Valynet
Miloney
Daniel F Tin
Agust
Pot Gerert
Bal Bec
Triota
Mise Maloney
Philadelphian
Anc
Trey Gathorpe
Mrs. Newberry
Mrs. Roosevelt
Senator du Pont
Fairbanks
Mias Cannon
Dimmer
Secretary of Agriculture
Elkina
Payne
Stanley Matthews
Bonaparte
George Howard
Bryce
Gardner Willams
Julian James
Briggs
Henry T. Oxnard
Henry Bray
Cyrus Lothrop
John Newberry
Stratheirn Hendrie
Victor Barnes
Brookland
Newbern
Carol Newberry I-Law
Thomas F. Walsh
Iumchgon
Warren
M Hs
Qirs Mallory Church
Melille Church
Miss Padelford
Miss Knight
Aleshire
Mie Miss Brooks
Miss Crane
Het
Woodward
Ruth Bliss
Miss Blancht
South Orange NJ
Baroness Marie von Paumgartten
Katherine Weeks
Alice Shepard
Vera Downing
Elizabeth Howry
Polly Mason
Amyplita Talbot
Mary Chew
Harriet Hatch
Winfred Davis
Mass Zenobia. Campubi
Italy
Helen Taft
James Blanchard Clews
St Regis
Marjorie Gould
Anita Peabod
M J Colbert
Ida ‘Wynne
Mre Wynne
Colbert
Loftus
Joseph A.gaines
John 7 Hamilton
J J Richardson
George W Ray
Marie von Paumgartten
Marie Ray
Mar-garet Brooks
Julia Heyl
Sullivan
Misses Wright
Richmond
Music Room
Mrs . C Neal
Miss Ceballos
Strother Smith
Westmoreland
Stahl
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelpna
Smith
Robert Witch Shepard
Charles W. Richardson
Connecticut Avenue
Williston Hugh
Leschetizky
James Henry Cox
James Dudley Morgan
Tocay
Garfield
Mary E McCeney
Arlington Fotel
Jonathan Routine
Senator Bourne
J . Richardson
W . Mery Stuart Hardesty
William Slaughter Hardesty
Misa Stuart
Charles Parker Stone
TW Stubblefeld
Euclid Street
Baroness von Sternburg
Maj. Andrews
Edward B. Berry
ARMY
WAR Office
Castor
New York State
Mamal Life
Board of Trustees
Mutual Life
Ceccesees
Thomas P. Morgan
F Street N. W
Washington, D. C
the Mutual Life Insurance Comppay of
Nassau Street
Mand
Bishop
Colored Episcopal Church
Granard and Bride
King
Edward
John G. Speed
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