Helen Maloney Marries Osborne After Parental Approval
Washington Post reports Helen Eugenie Maloney daughter of the papal marquis and Spring Lake resident wed Arthur Herbert Osborne after initial resistance. The union followed Elopement attempts with Samuel Clarkson, two trips abroad, and prior publicized romance rumors ending in a church ceremony in New York.
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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
Appaty
Sponge
Clarkson
Strate Lake
Clark
Washington Dinners Hosted by Officials and Ambassadors
President and Mrs Roosevelt were entertained at dinner by the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Newberry with guests from Detroit and Washington. Other notable dinners included tributes to the Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks, the Speaker and Mrs Cannon, and Attorney General and Mrs Bonaparte. A travel of diplomats and social leaders attended box parties and teas at the St Regis and various embassies, highlighting a season of diplomatic hospitality and Washington society gatherings.
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
Senator du Pont
Fairbanks
Mias Cannon
Dimmer
Secretary of Agriculture
Elkina
Payne
Stanley Matthews
Bonaparte
Washington
Henry Bray
Cyrus Lothrop
John Newberry
Stratheirn Hendrie
Victor Barnes
Brookland
Newbern
Carol Newberry I-Law
Washington society at home and skating season notes
Luncheon hostesses and at home days for Mrs Fairbanks and Miss McCeney outlined as winter schedule continues. Diplomatic circle skaters from the French Swiss Italian embassies and guests like Viscountess de Martel Mr Martin and Lieut Camperia perform on the ice. Several society figures including Mrs Jonathan Routine and Mrs Slaughter Hardesty will be at home on Wednesdays and Thursdays. A Monday Morning Music Club concert at Raucher’s on February 19 benefits the Christ Child Secrety with a long list of patronesses. Baroness von Sternburg and Mrs Langham travel on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to the Riviera for the winter.
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Mme. Jusserand
Bacon
Wright
Baron Moncheur
Crane
Treasury
Beekman Winthrop
Preuschen
Mra Greely
Legere
Lee
Mme de Blanpre
Viscountess de Martel
Charles W. Richardson
Connecticut Avenue
Williston Hugh
Leschetizky
James Henry Cox
Washington
Inter
Chele
Martin
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
Hengelmuller
Mme Jusser
Baroness von Sternburg
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestion After Meals
Claims that digestion improves when meals are paired with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Describes tablet ingredients Hydrastis Golden Seal Lactose Nux Ascetic Pepsin Bismuth and Jametca Ginger. Offers free 300 trial packages by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
Fis
F. A
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Maj Andrews Wins Habeas Ruling On Army Inmate Sanity
Justice Anderson rules the Secretary of War and the asylum superintendent cannot detain or lock out an inmate without due process. The ruling grants a writ of habeas corpus for Maj Frank B Andrews, signaling a judicial determination of sanity and setting a nationwide precedent for army officers.
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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
Remedies for Cough With Pine Compound
An 1840s style remedy advises mixing glycerine pine compound and pine oil with whiskey, then taking a teaspoon every four hours. It claims to pass healing properties and cure any curable cough, warning to use genuine compound prepared by Leach Chemical Cincinnati.
Barnette On Retired List In Navy Shakeup
Rear Admiral William J Barnette, longtime superintendent of the naval observatory, was placed on the retired list after reaching age limit. His departure triggers promotions for Capt Edward B Berry to rear admiral and officers Charley A Gove, Robert E King, and D W Knox to higher ranks. Barnette began service in 1934 and has served worldwide with both sea and shore assignments.
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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 for Navy Stations
The Secretary of the Navy orders monthly reports from commanding officers at wireless equipped stations. Reports include operators names and ratings, message distances sent and received, and remarks to assess wireless service efficiency. Lieut Comdr G C Mitchell is ordered to duty at the Chicago recruiting station.
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Secretary of the Navy
Chicago
Comar G C Mitchell
Navy
Chulcago
Army Orders Grant Leaves Of Absence To Officers
Leaves of absence granted to Lisat J Cecile Nineteenth Infantry Major I W Brook Coast Artillery Corte seven ago Lieutenant Harry Hoesfeld Third Infantry vit months Captain CO Shaprill Corps of Engineers one month First Lieutenant Samuel B sis Ptastein Medical Reserve Corps upon arrival at San Francisco will proceed to his home and report to the adjutant general Irving W Rand Medical Corps upon arrival to Fort Du Pont Del and report to the commanding officer First Lieutenant Charles BT Lud Coast Artillery will assume charges of construction work at Fort Rosecrans Cal relieving First Lieutenant Earl McFarland Coast Artillery to Chicago IL and report to the commanding general department of the series for temporary duty as chief surgeon Col John M Banister Medical Corps to Omaha Neb and report to the commanding general department of the Missouri for temporary duty as chief surgeon The following officers will report to Major William P Duvall for appointment and duty as aide de camp Capt Howard Donnelly First Field Artillery Second Lieutenant Robert Campbell Twelfth Cavalry Capt William A Phillipe Ordnance Department in this city and report to the chief of ordnance for consultation on business pertaining to the aptitude of ordnance material
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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 Exam
The Navy Department issues regulations for the professional examination of surgeons before promotion to medical inspector. Starting June 20, 109, eligible surgeons must pass exams on duties of ship and hospital inspection, hospital administration, hospital plans, supply depot duties, and wartime medical organization with a medico-naval problem.
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Navy
Navy Department
Medical Department
Candia
Changes in War Office Classified Service Announced
The War Department released shifts in pay and positions across its offices. Names include Warren Forrentzer, Gustav A kebiub, Norman Jones, Lied G Raumgerdner, and many draftsmen, clerks, watchmen, and laborers with new annual salaries from $90 to $2,300. Promotions and new appointments span the adjutant general, chief of ordnance, engineers, surgeon general, and signal office.
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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 of Improper Treatment
Sarg Francis Nash of the Naval Academy at Annapolis faces a court martial on charges of applying a too strong nitrate of silver solution to Midshipman Harry W Stephenson of Nebraska. Nash was detached from duty and sent home after Stephenson’s eye damage required five weeks of specialist care in a Washington hospital.
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Sarg Francis
Nash
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Harry W Stephenson
Nebraska
Stephenson
Washington
Black returns to temporary duty at War Department
Col William M Black of the engineers corps, who oversaw Havana municipal improvements, reported to the War Department and was assigned to temporary duty in Gen Marshall's office. He formerly served as engineer commissioner of the District and contributed to Cuban sanitary works. Navy experts found some metal polishes release explosive gases. all shipboard polishes will be tested and those containing explosives will be discarded. Bailey medals for 1908 awarded to Cornelius M Hexper and Ernest N Warnald for top final averages at Newport and San Francisco training stations respectively.
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William M Black
Corps of Engineers
Havana
War Department
Gen Marshall
Black
Cuban
Navy Department
Navy
Bailey
Newberry Las
Cornelius M Hexper
Naval Training Station
Newport
R. L
Ernest N. Warnald
San Francisco
Magoon to Report on Cuba Affairs in Washington
Charles E Magoon former governor general of Cuba and his aide Captain J A Ryan arrived in Washington. He plans to brief Secretary Wright on Cuba occupancy details and stay through February 1 before traveling to Peoria for Lincoln centennial ceremonies. He will witness Taft’s inauguration and then tour continental Europe.
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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 a new Episcopal church to serve the colored community at Sleventh and G streets southeast. The 40 by 43 by 85 foot building will seat 200, with Rev J How Blake and Rev F I A Bennett among the clergy assisting, in memory of Calvary and the Savior.
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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 for Bremen on Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
The Wharf and Countess of Granard newly married in New York sailed to Bremen today on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. The countess was once Miss Beatrice Mills of New York. The Baroness von Sternburg, widow of the late German ambassador, also boarded the same steamer.
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Baroness von Stermburg
Bremer
New York
Countess of Granard
Bremen
Beatrice Mills
von’ Sternburg
Germany
King Receives Naval Delegates at Buckingham Palace
London February 2 King Edward greeted delegates to the international naval conference at Buckingham Palace this afternoon. American participants include Rear Admiral Charles H Stockton Professor George Gratton Wilton of Brown University and Commander John H Gibbons the American naval attaché in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King Edward
Buckingham Palace
Charles H Stockton
George Gratton Wilton
Brown University
John H. Gibbons
Sunday School Attendance and Knitting at New Church
Attendance figures show a small Sunday gathering at Thirteenth and MW streets with a Sunday school program. The article notes activities including cooking and sewing lace for sills and the formation of an industrial club for women and men. The congregation organized in February 1902.
Death by own action roots from Speed's tragedy
John Gilmer Speed a Louisville journalist died by shooting himself in a Phoenix House bedroom. He left a note, naming his daughter Mrs Dudley Gray of Ric kistown. He was linked to Louisville's Speed family and to Keats through his lineage.
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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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Smith
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James Dudley Morgan
Tocay
Garfield
Mary E McCeney
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Jonathan Routine
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Misa Stuart
Charles Parker Stone
TW Stubblefeld
Euclid Street
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Edward B. Berry
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