Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1908

Page

18

Peace on Earth on Warships Celebrities Merriment at Port of Spain

Correspondence from Trinidad describes a Christmas reception aboard the USS Minnesota and other ships. Officers and sailors hosted visitors, sang songs, shared a menu, and displayed flags while crews enjoyed games, boxing, and shore liberty amid mixed local enthusiasm in Port of Spain. The fleet then prepared to sail, coal up, and proceed toward Rio de Janeiro.

Dal Laflan Hoard V. & S Louisiana U. S Hattie Des Trubbard Thomas Sneha Mmette Uncle Sam Carlana Mark Lavaller John Begut Good Hope Tiuken Botnte Roosevelt Panama Witchinman Vermont Taomsiana Wien Chris Andy Naval Academy Santa Foydy Althones Aphaer Poerlith Dawn Te Iidahiphar Good Fellowship Espore Bastala Roroo New London iHenry Reut Evans Hampton Roads Fort Fisher B. F. Butler Porter Embert Cape Henry Evang Gus Trinidad Admiral Evans England Boca Grande Gulf Land Connecticut Kansas Spain Evana Wainwright Herbor Para Cone Ahlpa Navy Actite Orinoco Port of Spain Henry M. Jackson Jackson Queen's Park Hotel London Lberty Mien Su «Anne Constabulary Sampson Maine Rio Bluejackets Cutgon Glacier Port Liberty Jack

Miners Flock to Army Recruitment in Columbus

Recruit records show miners from Monongah and surrounding mining districts flocking to enlist at the Columbus barracks. Captain Young reports the West Virginia disaster area and other mining regions are contributing many new recruits to the post.

Columbus Ohio Monongah W. Va Recrda Young West Virginia

Army Orders List of officers extended or reassigned

Leaves and extensions for officers including Capt Thomas Meri Piet Field Artillery to instruct Georgia National Guard three inch artillery. Promotions and transfers for Lieutenants Lawe Huxford and others with postings to Forts San Francisco Madison Barracks and Fort De Soto. Executive staff surgeons reassigned to hospitals and examining boards at Fort Riley and related duties.

Abeeme Willam Huxford Alfred Miches Thirteenth Infantry Thomas H Lawe Twelyeighth Infantry Willam A Balla Twelfth Cavalry Liem Collows Ua Garde San Francisco Thomas BK. Meri Piet

Naval Orders From Washington Announce Officer Assignments

Rear Admiral JP Merrell of the joint board assigns Commander F H Sherman to command Nip Isle at Puget Sound Navy Yard Washington. Neutral Commodore FBR Payne to Syrena of Navigation in Washington DC for special duty. Warrant Machinist M Vogt detached from Paducah and North Carolina assignments.

JP Merrell Army and Navy Joint Board Washington, D. C F. H. Sherman Nipsle Navy Yard Puget Boimd Wash Neut. Com F. BR. Payne Syrena Navigaton Washington, DC M. Vogt Paducah Olina

Movements of Naval Vessels and Fleet Changes

Movements include Aatled Buff alo sailing to San Francisco from San Diego and Nebraska from San Diego, Rocket and Choctaw sailing from Norfolk to Washington, Leonidas from Hampton Roads to Bradford, Eagle from Guantanamo to Survey grounds, Stockton detached from the third torpedo flotilla, and Blakely placed in full commission at Norfolk and assigned to the third torpedo flotilla.

Buffalo San Francisco California Nebraska San Diego Rocket and Choctaw Norfolk Washington Leonidas Hampton Roads Bradford Eagle Guantanamo Stockton Third Torpedo Flotilla Blakely Navy War Norlola

Fireproof Storage Offers Locked Rooms From Two Dollars Monthly

Storage firm advertises fireproof rooms with separate locked compartments at starting rates of two dollars per month. Expert launchers and estimates provided upon inquiry.

Army Seeks Target Range Near Washington for War Time Use

Treasury sent Congress a War Department estimate for a new target range near Washington at about 6,000 acres costing 250000 dollars. The range would serve artillery and small arms practice, maneuvers, and concentration needs for the regular army and National Guard of DC and nearby states. A board led by Maj. Gen. Duvall has reviewed sites near Falls Church Virginia Knoxville Maryland and Frederick Maryland. a report on a suitable site is due within two weeks.

Congress Treasury Department Washington War Department Secretary of Rel Treasury War Officials Department of the East Navy Annapolis Army Regular Army National Guard District of Columbia Gen. Duvall Falls Church Knoxville Frederick

Admiral Merrell Joins Joint Board For Defense Plans

Rear Admiral John P. Merrell, president of the Naval War College at Newport, is assigned to the army and navy joint board to devise U S defense plans against foreign invasion. The board, meeting at intervals, gains Merrell after Rear Admiral Willard J. Brownson’s retirement and resignation as Chief of the Bureau of Navigation.

John P. Merrell Naval War College Newport Army and Navy jJoret Board United States Joint Board Merrell Willard J. Brownson United States Navy Bureaut of Navigation

Frisco to host week of pageants for fleet arrival

San Francisco plans a week of land and water displays and entertainments to welcome the U S battle ship fleet with 22 000 officers and men representing national power. A 100 000 funding mix from subscriptions and municipal funds will back hospitality and patriotism on the Pacific coast.

San Francisco United States Pacific Coast Rito de Janeiro Pernambuco Bremen Abarenda Deichoff Gromoboi Rio de Janeiro Santiago Chile Thacabuco Esmeralda Punta Arenas Straits of Magellan Evans Chilean John Hicks Peru Legation Chacabuco

Social and Personal Highlights From Richmond and Washington

Notable social events include a January 1 Fort Monroe ball hosted by Mgr and Mrs George Adams with guests Archibald Grady, Judge Lewis, Miss Sutton, Mr Gardner, and William Bowie Clark. A Mount Vernon Place M E Church wedding united Miss Corinne B Miller and Dr Lyle F Hansbrough of Front Royal Va. Several society figures plan stays in Paris Nice Florence and Rome before returning. Other notices mention receptions at the Cumberland Elysee Palace Hotel and gatherings hosted by Mrs Lisner with a long guest list, plus travel and home dates for numerous Washington residents and visitors.

Archibald Grady Lewis Richmond Miss Sutton Mr. Gardner New York William Bowie Clark Mgr George Frederick Adams Fort Monroe Hotel Chamberlin Fortress Monroe Charles Henry Butler Mount Vernon Place Corinne B. Miller William French Locke Lyle F. Hansbrough Front Royal Locke Mrs. Hansbrough John Blake Baker Elysee Palace Hotel Paris Nice Florence Rome Benjamin F. Leighton Hamis “Taylor Milseea Taylor O Street Lisner J. Wesley Bovee Richard Sylvester J. J. Richardson Snyder Mondell van Senden Mias Dimmick E. D. Dimmick Philippines The Cumberland J. Ellen Foster Miss Pierce Helen Varick Boswell John Morrow Adams Baltimore Judith G. Fry Susie Davdson Miss Todd Magruder Washington Chalfonte Atlantic City S. Ganss Fairmont Street

Gossip of Society shows Philadelphia leaving New York behind

The piece contrasts New York social routines with Philadelphia splendor as James W. Paul Jr hosts a $100,000 ball for his daughter Mary Astor Paul with 3,000 American Beauty roses and 600 butterflies released. Dorothy Randolph’s party features canaries and goldfish in an artificial pond, costing well over six figures. Philadelphia seizes lead, while New York lags.

New York Thiladelphia Boston Chicago Philadelphia James W. Paul Jr Mary Astor Paul Mr. Paul Dorothy Randolph Paula Randolphs Bellea Beaux Paris Paul

Social upheavals and fashion mark Washington and New York society

In Washington Mrs. Frank J. Duffey sues for a limited divorce from her husband, Dr. Duffey, claiming cruelty after a marriage in 1906. Joan Reeves, formerly a favorite in army navy and diplomatic circles, faces a public break with her Yale-educated husband in Long Island. New York life features fashionable theater outings, debutantes, and parties led by Mrs. Charles H. Marshall, with notable guests including the Goelets and Vanderbilts. The era also touts a rising black Pekingese breed in England, and new canine trends tied to aristocratic circles.

Frank J. Duffey Brooklyn Washington Joan Reeves Commander Reeves Long Island Duffey Army and Navy Yale Medical College Charles H. Marshall New York Evelyn Marshall the Hudson Ethel Barrymore Sherry Robert Goelet Cornelius Vanderbilt Harry Payne Whitney Payne Whitney Forsyth Wickes Dorothy Whitney Dorothy Tuckerman Madeline Borland Gladys Vanderbilt Count Saechenyl Orme Wilson, Jr R. Thornton Wilson Marshall China England Treking Queen Alexandra Sandringham

Why I Lost My Job Story of stomach troubles and mind clarity

A speaker attributes job loss to ongoing dyspepsia and worry, arguing a healthy stomach restores work performance. He cites using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, claiming quick relief and improved memory, mood, and employability, and urges readers to request a sample by mail.

Stuart F. A. Ee Co Marshall, Mich

Papal gifts and royal horsewoman rival royal rumor

The article recounts Christmas gifts to Pope Pius X including a miniature jet black chow worth 5000 dollars and an English plum pudding as the Vatican Christmas dish. It notes Tokay wine from the Austrian Emperor and various monastic gifts, plus Princess Victoria of Schaumburg Lippe as a famed horsewoman. It also covers a necklace recovered at the Madison Square Garden Auto Show and notes the Vanderbilt wedding plans with Count Laszlo Szechenyi in late January.

Rome Vatican Pius X Solesme Italy Amelia Charlotte Gaxe-Meininger Thes Hohenzollerng Victoria Schwanburg Lippe Bons Lorsea Walter Wilhelm Adolf of Louis D. Conley Madison Square Garden New York Conley Ias Conley Foil Company West Twenty-fifth Street East Ninety-third Street George Ehret Tatler James Farley Peter Groll Farley Groll Kernochan Conleys Dionys Szechenyi Laszlo Szechenyia Anton Sigray Southampton Kronprinzess Cecilic Count Anton Sigray Laszlo Szechenyi Gladys Vanderbilt Laszlo Count Anton Vienna Migs Vanderbilt Hungary

Notable Listings of Names by City and State Officials

A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals by city and state with affiliations to hotels, railways, and organizations. Entries include Miss Cerrett and Ed F Smith of Boston, John A Elden in Chicago, and many other persons tied to places like Arlington New Willard and Metropolitan. The document appears as a social or professional registry with scattered addresses and affiliations across the United States.

Taltimore Miss Cerrett Smith Thonal Boston C of Dow George M Raleigh Wensy Jamen W Cook National Chicago John A Elden John A Morris Raleigh AH Hettle Wallard York Citi A Renahen J. Cles John Kenry Cushmen H J Jenne Joewer i Gauthe Poe Mi Jer Kengalls Alber Miterh St James M Freund Oulit Lindermaker M Haer George Winna Bateman Gret Arlington Shoreham Anderson Lewis E Delafiord Chandler Hichardsmiith New Wilford T Wabb Ebbitt Lalifornia Jauck Sacramento Connecticut Charles Lo Gulick Bridgeport New Willard Delaware Marshall Milford Rivas Alfred Croster Wilmington New Wilard Florida Harley Thornton Perracola Illinois Ben F Caldwell Chatham Ebi Richad Yates Springheld New Winad Indiana A Hetherington Indianapolis Releigh Kentucky D Low Lexington Massachusetts H OM McClocd Mra Boc Millaud Amherst James Harr Hood Worcester Metropolitan Montana F Ketler Hutte New Jersey Charles M Kohl Elizabeth Koh Newuk Gemon Plainfield New York State Dean Albany OW Jenks Ithaca Nortil Carolina Ho Anne Cheriente Naciona George P Pall Winaton-Sajem Dalles Virginia OM Ritter Norfolk Goldberg Abram P Btapler Lexingter O'S Ferley Cath

Funeral for Jacob Gerstenberg at Zurhoist's today

Funeral services for Jacob Gerstenberg former superintendent of the German Orphan Asylum will be held at 2 PM from Zurhoists undertaking establishment on Third and East Capitol streets northeast. Rev Paul A. Menzel will officiate and interment follows at Prospect Hill Cemetery. After viewing the body Coroner Nevitt issued a certificate of death by own action.

Jacob Gerstenberg

Benefit for Working Boys Home at Belasco Theater

A charity performance for the Working Boys Home is set at the Belasco Theater this afternoon at 4 30. Boxholders include Mrs William Phelps Eno Mrs Hennen Jennings Mrs Charles M Moulke Mrs Tiffany Dyer Mrs Richard Harlow and Mrs Scaife. A feature will show moving pictures of the fleet departing under Admiral Evans.

Belasco Theater Willam Phelps Eno Hennen Jennings Charles M Ifoulke Tiffany Dyer Richard Harlow George F. Huff Scaife Admiral Evans

Also Mentioned on This Page

Port of Big Gun Bluejack Munk Lima Bea Areanne McKittrick Midshipman Brainerd Mage Cnelatmas Merry Christiaa U Wren Poe Nis Merchants’ Transfer and Storage Company Admiral Merrell Brownson Defense Plang Frisco Social and Personal F. W. Vaughn W. P. Kvie Haywood Benjamin pBssawwood Pennsylvania Harry K. Daugherty Daniel Levi Mass Edwin Westby Metropolitan Club Liste Sehoch Swlisgrove J.T. Frank William Curwenaville Eckbert Sarah Moshkevich B. B. Haberer Twenty-third Street Broadway New Fifth Avenue Fifty-Ninth Street Central Park Taxicana Fred. Sterry Chow Clarence Mackay Cnat Budapest Vanderblit MR. Gerstenberg Efighey
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication