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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1906

Page

31

Refuge on Destroyer One Vessel Goes to Bottom

The Trojan of the Boston and Philadelphia Line sank after a collision with the Nacoochee in Vineyard Sound amid thick fog. Twenty seven crew members were saved by the Nacoochee, with no passengers aboard the Trojan. The iron Nacoochee sustained only slight bow damage as both ships moved parallel paths. rescue lasted about thirty hours and the Trojan’s cargo and ship were insured.

Vineyard Sound Savannah Boston Philadelphia Apt Thehl Blasdel Trojan Nacoothee Tog Long Island Sound Diehl ASR Winnington Det

Trade totals show exports near record highs

The Department of Commerce and Labor notes U S and foreign trade for the year with December exports topping nearly 20 million dollars excluding Porto Rico Hawaii and Alaska. Earlier months surpassed 100 million, with December surpassing the prior peak by about 55 million. Also mentions motor vehicle inquiries for government use and a Philadelphia mayor meeting with President Roosevelt.

United States Department of Commerce and Labor Porto Rico Hawaii Alaska

Wynne’s 6 Cent Ticket Becomes Nemesis in City Hustle

The New York Times recounts ex-Postmaster General Robert J. Wynne’s comic ordeal over a 6 cent street car ticket. Lost first return to Washington, paid 6.60, then 3.20 remained when fare to Washington was 3.90, ending with a random quarter found and a last minute purchase. His Philadelphia layover and Willard Hotel return echo Colon journey, noted for his corpulence.

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

Blue Law Order Sets Police Inspectors Up for Duty

New York police commissioner Theo A. Bingham declares inspectors must enforce all laws and hold the force to strict standards. Veteran officers warn of a citywide crackdown and potential unrest as captains and patrolmen must follow through or inspectors will be blamed. Public reaction mixes support with fear of overreach.

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

Waldo Named First Deputy Police Commissioner in NYC

Waldo, a former U S Army lieutenant and Philippines veteran, was appointed first deputy police commissioner under Gen Theodore A Bingham. He is described as a wealthy New Yorker from the Rhinelander family and a personal friend of the police commissioner. The notice also lists Navy promotions and ship movements, and notes a proposed $20,000 appropriation for a post range and amusement hall at the general hospital in San Francisco.

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 executive defense frames Col Mann in court

In a court hearing the defense portrays Col Mann as a reformer behind Town Topics, denying any wrongdoing. Witnesses including James A. Burden Jr and Charles Stokes Wayne discuss subscriptions, notes, and confidential material while Justice Deuel extols Mann’s integrity and the paper’s influence.

Col. Astor Wooster Jerome Mr. Jerome Baker Osborne Deuel Justice Deuel Commodore Gerry Commodore M. Ellis Wooster Col. Mann Col. W. D Mann Charles Stokes Wayne Town Topics Shepard

Army orders and officers reassigned across forts and boards

The notice lists leaves of absence for Maj George W Melver and others, several officers relieved to report to military prisons, and assignments for officers at Fort Leavenworth Fort Assinniboine and Sandy Hook. It records a February 1906 board at Sandy Hook and an Army retiring board at the Government Hospital for the Insane. An additional item requests a $80,000 state for enlarging the Army Building on Whitehall Street New York City.

Taples Government Priiing New York 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 Week Delays Brazil Dinner Postponed

Attendees at Washington society events include Attorney General Moody and Mrs Roosevelt with Lloyd Griscom hosting luncheons and Miss Roosevelt guests. Brazilian Ambassador’s Pan American dinner postponed after the sinking of the battleship Aquidaban. numerous Cabinet hostesses and prominent guests attended gatherings at the British Embassy, the White House, and various city homes in an active social calendar.

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 Longworth Secretary of Commerce and Labor Met‘ealf Newlands Corcoran Thom McVeagh McMillah Boardman Moss Wagner Chabot Maj. MacCauley Lieut. Grant McGist Blair Herbert Knox Smith Mr. Lindsay Mme. Nabuco Lafayette Square Miss Crugan Josephine Durand Miss Wadsworth Randolph Bacon Everitd Durand F. Ht Lee Andrews Huidekoper Cobb Dana Shackford Mr. Pury Dryden Justice Brown Gallinger Burrows Cowles Dell Ingham Dalzell Bates Col Bromwell Carow Kuser Col Mrs. Bramwell Cardinal Gibbons Elkins Maj John H. Beacom London Washington Shoreham

Washington social notes recall prominent guests and visits

A Washington society page lists readers and visitors including Mrs Frederick Eichelberger mourning a death, Mrs Walter Ton unable to host, and Rolla K Hart returning from Flemingsburg. It notes luncheons, studio receptions at 1528 New Hampshire avenue, a Ro chambeau luncheon for Mrs Goodpaster and guests, a New York Geographical Society honor for Dr Charles Rand, and upcoming events at the King and Reading salons, plus a confinement lightening convalescence for Maj Josiah Shaw and a Jane Rider wedding in Baltimore.

Frederick Eichelberger George M. Hichelberger Walter B. H#ton Rolla K. Hart Flemingsburg Hky James A. Hughes Hughes the Rochambeau Misa Frances Andrews George McLanahan Frederick I. Allen New Hampshire Avenue The American Geographical Society New York Charles F Rand F. Carl-Smith

Short Story Club Meets at WCTU Rooms

The Short Story Club held its regular monthly meeting last night at the Woman's Christian Temperance Union rooms on 622 Sixth Street Northwest. Members read original stories and acted the works, with Mrs. W W Case, Mrs M O Agnew, Mr F L Willits, Ruth M Nordcross, Mira Catherine W Dunlap, and Dr A K P Harvey taking leading roles. Piano and vocal solos were performed by Miss Eilith De Coster and Mrs D Corser, with the Thomas Mandolin Club providing music.

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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