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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1906

Page

17

Refuge on Destroyer One Vessel Goes to Bottom

The steamer Trojan of the Philadelphia line sank after a fog collision with the steamer Nacoochee in Vineyard Sound. Twenty seven crewmen were rescued by the Nacoochee before the Trojan vanished in sixteen fathoms. The disaster left no passengers aboard the Trojan and the cargo valued at about a million dollars was insured.

Vineyard Sound Savannah Boston Philadelphia Teenhaing Cuipt Diehl Nacno Elec Lluis Deen Apt Thehl Blasdel Trojan Nacoothee Tog Long Island Sound Diehl ASR Winnington Det

Decisive rise in U S foreign trade totals in December

Department of Commerce and Labor data show annual commerce near 27 million dollars in imports and exports, with December exports alone around 20 million excluding Puerto Rico Hawaii and Alaska. The record months since 1897 exceeded 100 million, with December surpassing the prior high by 55 million. A government audit team reviews motor vehicle costs for official wagons as the Public Printer eyes broader automation. Mayor Weaver meets President Roosevelt in Philadelphia to discuss municipal progress and receives encouragement.

United States Department of Commerce and Labor Porto Rico Hawaii Alaska

Wynne’s 6 Cent Ticket Becomes Nemesis in NY Tour

The story from the New York Times recounts Robert J. Wynne ex-Postmaster General and London consul general, losing return tickets twice and facing a Washington fare of 390 dollars short by 10 cents. A stray quarter saved his trip, enabling him to buy a new ticket and finish at the Willard Hotel, the tale linking his journey to Colon and Philadelphia.

New York Times Robert J. Wynne London New York Washington Philadelphia Colon Willard Hotel

Blue Law for Gotham Inspector Duty Command

New York police commissioner Theo A. Bingham orders inspectors to enforce all laws and hold them responsible for the force from captains to patrolmen. Veterans fear a harsh push on technical violations, while officials hail the move as shielding the commissioner from blame and preparing to shut the city if needed.

Washington Post New York Theo. A. Bingham Wenceforth Academy of Music

Waldo named first deputy police commissioner in NYC

New York January 28 Rhinelander Waldo appointed first deputy police commissioner under Gen Theodore A Bingham. Former Thirteenth Infantry officer, Philippine service, millionaire pressure from Rhinelander family. Also lists Navy officers promotions and ship movements. War Department seeks $20,000 for a post exchange and amusement hall at San Francisco General Hospital.

New York Rhinelander Waldo New York City Theodore A Bingham Thirteenth Infantry U. S. Army Philippines Gen Bingham Rhinelanders Secretary of War Congress Secretary of the Treasury General Hospital San Francisco

Town Topics in Court Hearings on Facts and Fancies

Testimony in a lower court reveals Town Topics ties to the publication Facts and Fancies and Americas Smart Set. Witnesses cite subscription schemes, advertising deals, and a network of prominent figures including Col. Mann and Col. Astor while defense questions the paper's influence and motives.

Lehr Wooster Col. Mann Bishop Potter Washington Jerome Mr. Wooster America Col John Jacob Astor Reginnald Alfred Vanderbilt Col. Astor Mr. Jerome Baker Osborne Deuel Justice Deuel Commodore Gerry Commodore M. Ellis Wooster Col. W. D Mann Col Mann Col Matin Charles Stokes Wayne Town Topics Shepard

Army Orders and Promotions and Testimony Missions

Army orders list leaves of absence for Maj George W Melver and Lt Arthur L Dump, with boards and examinations for promotions at Sandy Hook and Vancouver Barracks, plus relieved officers reporting to Fort Leavenworth. Also notes a board at Government Hospital for the Insane to examine Lieut George H Roach for promotion and an $80,000 request to expand the Army Building in New York City.

George W. Melver Fourteenth Infantry Arthur L Dump Eighth Infantry Willam B Wheeler Twenty-second Infantry Pergan James Sade USA Governor's Island James Dreams Twentieth Infantry Detroit Mich Toledo Ohio Baltimore Fort Leavenworth Kans Elmer W Clark Eighteenth Infantry Gerald Co. Brant Ninth Cavalry Fort Assinniboine Moat John B McDonald John Pope USSA Springfeld Peoria Henry Sandy Hook Proving Ground Sandy Hook NJ Ordnance Department Frank Heath Ira MacNutt Frank Hobbs Eugene H Wartnott Firness F Siiter Sandy Hool N. J Jobo T Thompson Charles B Wheeler William Peirce Army Retiring Board Government Hospital For the Insane District of Columbia George H. Roach Twentieth Infantry Depat Wiliam P Hall James Allen Signal Corps Yortes T. Kerr Staf Willam H Arthur James D Vancouver Barracks Wash Yice Lawrence D. Gabell Secretary of War Congress Army Whitehall Street New York City

Roosevelt Social Season Opens With Dinners And Receptions

Social calendar review covers Attorney General Moody hosting a dinner for the Roosevelts in Philadelphia, events planned for January 4 and 5, and a postponement of a Pan American dinner after the sinking of a Brazilian battleship. Attendees include Cabinet members, senators, and notable Washington society figures.

Moody Roosevelt Miss Roosevelt Mr. Longworth Philadelphia Frances Griscom Lloyd Griscom Stratford Bellevue Clothier Cannon Hoar Parsons Paul Morton Guy Norman George Lathrop Bradley George Howard Thomas T. Gaff Douglas Robinson Charles B Wood Fred Kepp Oliver H Cromwell Grace Allen Warger Francia Lawrence Warren Kean Gillett Crozier William A. Day Gifford Pinchot Fairbanks Root William H. Draper New York Edward H. Wales Shaw Hill Treat Boutell Yerkes Palmer Miss Mme. Nabuco Lafayette Square Miss Crugan Josephine Durand Miss Wadsworth Randolph Bacon Everitd Durand F. Ht Lee Andrews Huidekoper Cobb Dana Shackford Mr. Pury

Washington social notes and upcoming events long list

A Washington social column lists greetings for a new president and notes on many visitors and hostesses. It mentions Mrs Eichelberger, Mrs Hughes, and Mrs Goodpaster plus invitations, receptions, and dinners at the Rochambeau, King residence, and other venues, with dates from January to February.

Frederick Eichelberger George M. Hichelberger Walter B. H#ton Rolla K. Hart Flemingsburg Hky James A. Hughes Hughes the Rochambeau George A. King Twenty- Eighth Street

Short Story Club Meets at W C T U Rooms

Last night the Short Story Club held its regular monthly meeting in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union rooms at 622 Sixth Street NW. Members read original stories and were directed by Mrs. W. W. Case, Mrs. M. O. Agnew, Mr. F. L. Willits, Miss Ruth M. Nordcross, Miss Catherine W. Dunlap, and Dr. A. K. P. Harvey. Music featured piano and vocal solos by Miss Eilith De Coster and Mrs. D. Corser, with the Thomas Mandolin Club providing the instrumental entertainment.

Short Story Club Woman's Christian Tem Perance Union Sith Street Northwest W W. Case M. O Agnew F. L Willits Misa Ruth M. Nordcross Mira Catherine W Dunlap A K P. Harvey Eilith de Coster Mra. D. Corser The Thomas Mandolin Club

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