Intruder in Mount Vernon Seminary Probed by Detectives
A man entered Mount Vernon Seminary in a sacred precinct and frightened students prompting a dramatic corridor chase. Teachers and girls described a terrifying scene as the burglar fled toward the gym area, with Miss Brora and Grace Loonpanber among those reacting with fear and resolve. Detectives are investigating the incident and reviewing security.
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District Union Convention Sees Notable Attendees and Reports
An obscure district union convention opened with songs and reports from multiple committees. Officials from Moll to Poston addressed the assembly, with remarks on department progress and local officers delivering updates.
Suceeds Father Maguire in Baltimore Pastorate
Joseph Totauare, aged about 60, to assist at Martin's Church in Baltimore for eight years. He succeeds Father Wheeler who served here for years. Totauare was chosen after extensive preparations and will lead the parish next week. Horvitt acquittal noted in the Washington area. Clifford Jantar charged in police court parking case.
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Deserter Patrick Horrigan Arrested in San Francisco
Deserter Patrick Horrigan, a Soldier with thirteen prior desertions since 1890, was arrested in San Francisco. His last enlistment was November 7 at Fort Bliss, Texas, and he deserted from Fort Mason on November 30. Ainsworth ordered recruiters to watch for him, noting he is aged 30 to 35 with multiple tattoos including boxing figures on the chest and various symbols on the arms.
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2000 Miles by Wireless from Annapolis Station
Special to The Wahingian Post Annapolis Md Jan 17 The wireless telegraph station at the Naval Academy now exchanges messages with Cotop Isthmus of Panama over 2000 miles direct from Annapolis The system works well despite limited power Other direct links include Key West Pensacola San Juan Porto Rico and Guantanamo Cuba Lieut Com W H Bullard in charge and Chief Electrician W Daton head operator
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Army approves standard heavy furniture for officers quarters
The Chief of Staff and the Quartermaster General approved government funded samples after inspection. The set includes a dining room table, dining chairs, desk, sideboard, parlor table, chest of drawers, and bookcase. Furnishings are plain, durable, and well finished. Frapposits invited to furnish items during the current fiscal year.
Relief Hospital Ship Service Aids Fifty Seamen Transport
Uids opened at the Navy Department for moving fifty men of the hospital corps from Washington to Bun Prandten to serve on the hospital ship Relief. The ship starts February 1 under Surgeon Hayes F. Stoke. Four bidders listed: Pennsylvania Railroad and others at varied rates.
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Relief
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Whitehead Torpedo Sets New Speed Record at Newport
Tests of a new Whitehead torpedo type at Newport show speeds of 82 knots over 3800 yards with two knots less for longer range. Trials on stationary launches and from torpedo boat Morris confirm performance of the recently purchased foreign consignment.
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Admiral Pillsbury Takes Oath as Chief of Bureau of Navigation
Capt Jain J Pillsbury yesterday took the oath of office as Chief of the Bureau of Navigation succeeding Rear Admiral Brownson and assumed charge of 17 duties. By this appointment he gains the rank and pay of rear admiral and remains a member of the general board of the navy.
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Naval Board of Visitors and mine ships planned
Roosevelt names naval visitors to the United States Naval Academy and the Navy sets plans to convert ships for mine laying. Rear Admiral Davis and Gen Portar are among appointees. Secretary Metcalf seeks orders to convert the Sco, Baltimore, and Paul Jones for mine laying as war demands rise and legal limits loom.
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Dr Miles Heart Cure touted for heart trouble relief
Short Breath Palpitation and feeble pulse signal weak heart action. The ad claims Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine can relieve chronic heart troubles and suffering. Testimonial from Mrs Lillie Thomas of Upper Sandusky Ohio reports improved health and weight gain after using the remedy with a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Vanderbilt Wedding Gift Lace to Bride Behind Catholic Wedding
Invitations issued for Miss Gladys Vanderbilts wedding to Count Laszlo Szechenyi set for January 27 at the Vanderbilt mansion Fifth Avenue. Rector of St Patrick's will perform ceremony amid strict church discretion reflecting Catholic-Protestant tensions. Rare Irish lace worth 5300 dollars purchased for the bride with elaborate preparations and guest arrivals from Europe.
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Youthful Days Revived as K F R Society Holds Banquet
Sixteen members of the K. F. R. Society gathered at the Ebbitt House for the thirty seventh annual banquet. Albion K. Parris presided in absence of Lucina M. Cuthbert, with Dr. W. H. Fox delivering a historical review and Henry H. Davis praising reunions for keeping home spirit alive.
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Navy Yard Baseball On Sundays Not Forbid by Navy
Secretary Metcalf declined to interfere with Sunday baseball at League Island Navy Yard but said spectators should not be present. He noted Navy regulations place enlisted men under ship’s captain and permit athletic activities for recreation, with public viewing discouraged on Sundays. The United States jurisdiction over League Island excludes Pennsylvania Sunday laws, and the League Island commandant was informed of the decision.
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Naval Tug Sioux Strikes Rocks Near Gull Rock
Newport R. I. Jan 17 The United States naval tug Sioux struck the ledges off Gull Rock lighthouse while proceeding up the bay to Cradford coaling station. The 150 ton steel vessel grounded at half tide and was nearly submerged with a punctured bottom. Commander Boatswain G W Haley and a crew of ten were rescued by a launch.
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Vardaman to Be Editor of New Mississippi Paper
Governor James K. Vardaman announced he will reenter journalism after leaving the governorship. Within ten days the first copy of his paper will appear in Jackson, starting as a weekly while plans for a daily edition are developed.
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Army board to examine Lieut Col Deems at Fort Howard
An army retiring board recalls Lieut Col Clarence Deems of the Coast Artillery at Fort Howard near Baltimore for examination. The move follows Deems filing charges against Capt Arthur W Chase over army discipline, the outcome being Chase’s reduction in grade.
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Army Orders Leave Extensions and Board Examinations
Army orders list extended leaves for Lieut Col Charien P Bd rols and other officers. A board at Fort Riley Kansas will examine field artillery officers for promotion while several lieutenants transfer and report for reexamination and recruiting duties at Pearl Missouri and Fort Riley.
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Naval officers receive promotions and assignments in 1900s list
Rear Admiral J F Pillabury named chief of the Bureau of Navigation in Washington with rear admiral rank. Several officers including Parker, Johnstone, Hanrahan, and surgeons move to examinations, duties or hospitals. Vessel movements note arrivals at Norfolk Annapolis Mare Island and related ports. Hanrahan becomes naval supervisor of New York harbor replacing Commander Hosley. Also a patent drug ad touts Bromo Quinine for the grip.
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Social and Personal News on the Seventh Page
Miss Margaretta W Mowe and other debutantes from New York are listed along with society visitors and residents. Notices note Capt Conway H Arnold and Rear Admiral Reiter, house guests, and several people leaving for travels to Philadelphia, Buffalo, Michigan, California, and Washington events. Local marriages, receptions, and upcoming social engagements are documented with addresses and household details.
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Gossip Of Society At Vanderbilt Szechenyi nuptials
Society notes from New York recount a tense social scene at Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt s dinner in honor of Count Laszlo and the Szechenyi party. Alfred and Reginald Vanderbilt attendances split with Mrs Vanderbilt absent, amid wedding preparations for Gladys Vanderbilt and Laszlo. Notables including Astor Goelet Whitney and Striningstone mingle as floral designs and lace from Ireland signal a grandeur wedding planned for January 7 at the Vanderbilt home.
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Revived at Last Imaciated Woman Restored by Food
A Michigan woman recounts years of stomach trouble and systemic weakness, worsened by unhelpful treatments. After doctors advised predigested food, she consumed Grape-Nuts with milk, avoiding stomach rejection, regaining strength and gaining 25 pounds in five weeks. The ad notes the product and its claimed benefits.
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Promenade Committee Bans Guest Flowers For Guests
A city prom committee votes to forbid juniors from gifting flowers to guests on prom night citing cost cutting amid financial strain. The note lists further society chatter including Paris fashion, aristocratic tours, and social events in New York hotels.
Sisters of Providence Save Orphan’s Life
An eight year old orphan under the Sisters of Providence faced severe breathing difficulty and illness. After three doctors deemed his case hopeless, a sister gave Father John’s Medicine as a new treatment and began care, reversing the prior prognosis.
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