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