Trials in Navy hazing cases at Annapolis court martial
Special to The Washington Post from Annapolis Md reports two hazing cases at the naval court martial. Midshipman Mann denied all charges while Midshipman Chapin faced charges for hazing Weyler. Testimony showed Chapin ordered Weyler under the table and Mann did not order it, with further remarks on who was present at meals. verdicts and further proceedings followed through afternoon sessions.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Richard S. Mann
Gessenger
Mann
Weyler
Ned L. Chapin
Hapin
E H Henderson
Westand
Harrison
James McMunro
Chapin
George L Weyler
Emporia
Kan
Get
Horace WW Nordyke
Intanapolis
Ind
Ali Chapins
Dewitiner
Wes Overt
Academy
William M. Geisinger
Mhidshupman
Horace W. Nordyke
Mordyke
Theall
Naval Academy
George Ho Mselgin
Genesea, Ill
Jerome
Cleveland
Baker
War Department
Osborne
Secretary of War
Mr. Osborne
Mr. Baker
Col. Mant
Justice Devel
Devel
Society Editors’ Association
Commodore Gerry
Court of Special Sessions
Insane Man Arrested At White House
Cuistaye Stad a was arrested at the White House by guards and taken to the Third precinct after appearing at the Executive Mansion demanding an audience with the President. He claimed to go to the White House to kill the President before planning polar explorations. He became violent and was committed to the Government Hospital for the Insane after examination.
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Cuistaye Stada
White House
Sergi, Harrison
Ha 15
Executive Mansion
Stadie
KSI
North Pole
Police Board of Surgeons
Government Hospital
Caledonian Club celebrates Burns birthday banquet
The Caledonian Club held its annual Burns birthday banquet at the Hotel Reuters last night with over sixty members attending. Guests enjoyed bagpipe tunes and Burns melodies, including Annie Laurie and The Campbells Are Coming, as Prof Charles Koehler and others delivered recitations and toasts honoring Robert Burns and Scottish Americans.
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Lughianas
Igglands
Hotel Reuter
Robert Burrs
Caledonian Club
Jaimea
Denner
Barlee Bree
Sonsie Farls
Thomas Miller
Benjamin Irwin
Robert Burns
Jom Ia Kennedy
Nebraska
Frank Hosford
Samuel Milton
Hugh Reid
Robert
Lecture on the Philippines at California Association Meeting
Representative Duncan B. McKinlay spoke on conditions, natives, and U.S. negotiations in the Philippines. He highlighted agricultural opportunities and potential for independent government while praising island beauty. A plan for a great assembly hall with state rooms was adopted, with a California committee to work with others.
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Philippines
California State Association
Duncan EB. McKinlay
California
Taft
Orient
United States
Social Trades
California Association
Retiring Chief Justice Nott Honored by Court of Claims Bar
The Court of Claims bar held a reception for retiring Chief Justice Charles C. Nott and guests at Rauchter's, with speakers including Assistant Attorney General J G Thompson. Nott, Lincoln appointee, served forty years as chief justice before January 1, and urged the bar to continue united in upholding the profession. The event featured many government and legal figures and a long list of attendees from Congress and judiciary.
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Court of Claims
Raugther
Charles C. Nott
Stanton J. Peelle
Louis 4. Pradt
J. A. van Orsdel
John @. Thompson
G. H. Walker
Gaines
Fulton
Hopkins
Howry
Brainerd
Burkett
Carmack
Clements
Warren
van Orsdel
JG Thompson
Pradt
Pearle
Nott
Milter
Charles Drake McGuffey
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lamar
George H. Hollister
North Dakota
WO Hart
New Orleans
Alexander
Ames
St Paul
Con Faul
E F Dolladay
A. Coles
Johan
Lb O Bailey
J. Hubley Austen
GM Anderson
A. & Worthington
HT Winfeld
Mr. Wybur
B Ho Warner
H. M. i Ward
George H. Walker
J M Vale
R. W C. Tyler
Perry B. Turpin
John M. ‘Thurston
Marven Thompson
John B Thompson
John H. Taylor
George W Taylor
James Ho
Spalding
W. Spalding
Cyrus Snyder
Arthur V. Snell
Smith
Herbert B. Smith
L. Staton
W. Seat
W. H. Roblemon
W. BE Hichardson
H Ralston
A. Putmag
J T Pickett
H Poyre
D Peanebacker
Stanton G. Pearle
RL Owen
F I
John Paul Jones
Mr Kaiser
K. Jones
Mowry
Robert A Howard
Mr. Holland J A Weks
Samuel Herrick
Col. Herbert
John J. Hemphil
George
Hazelton
James H. Hayden
W EG Gary
Silas Hare
George B Hamilton
Frank K. Hacknett
EC Foster
HM Foote
John S Flannery
F A. Fenning
F. D. C. Faust
John Q Fay
Sidwards
Queen Alexandra Gifts Cat to Duke's Heir in Palace Tale
The London correspondent reports Queen Alexandra gave a lively Persian cat to the Duke and Duchess of Manchester's young son after a romp with the palace pets led to the cat's removal to the punishment ward. Nurses carried the cat home with the boy as a gift. The gesture may be seen as a lesson for the boy missing parental discipline. The Philadelphia Inquirer adds a note on Roosevelt’s presidential suggestion, cautioning it remains only a suggestion amid shifting political tides.
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London
New York Press
Queen Alexandra
Manchester
Sleepville
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Roosevelt
Secretary Bonaparte Answers Powerless To Prevent Navy Yard Cut
Workmen at the Brooklyn Navy Yard form a committee to stop the proposed force reductions ordered by Secretary Bonaparte after Congress refused a 1 million deficiency for the Bureau of Steam Engineering. Bonaparte's letter cites deliberate economy and the need to keep vessel repairs, noting inevitable cuts across departments due to the denied deficiency.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy
Bonaparte
Congless
Bureau of Steam Egineering
Committee On Appropriations
House
Department of Steam Engineering
House of Representatives
Activity at Pensacola Navy Yard Ramps Up
Navy Yard at Pensacola reports heavy preparations for the North Atlantic fleet despite prior announcements. Stores arrive by carload and coal is stocked in large quantities, with an estimated 10 000 tons on hand. Targets are being built and crews work to accelerate reception and care for the vessels.
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Washington Post
Army Orders and Personnel Movements Reported
Second Lieutenant Stanley Koch transfers to Sixth Cavalry. Capt Frederick G Knabenshie and Capt Harold L Jackson retirements and duties announced. Officers for medical board exams and Philippine duties named. Engineers reshuffle. promotions discussions include Col Scott. Naval movements detail arrivals and sailings with two mentions of ships and ports.
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Stanley Koch
Fifth Cavalry
Sixth Cavalry
Frederick G Knabenshie
Twelfth Infantry
Department of the Mast
Harold L Jackson
First Infantry
Paul II Straub
Canal Zone
Surgeon General
Army
Charles H Danforth
Seventeenth Infantry
Danbury
Conn
Fall River
Masa
James Marshall & Bro
Medical Department
William H Arthur
Army Medical Museum
Washington
Jay Ralph Shock
Compton Wilson
Arthur &. Falter
Artillery Corps
Gilbert M. Alfen
Nineteenth Infantry
San Francisco
Cal
Philippines
Corps of Engineers
Amos A. Frieg
Solomonn Roesseler
Ln Angeles
Charles H McKinstry
McKinstry
Wiliam H. Hauer
William E. Homer
Hot Springs
Ath
Army and Navy General Hospital
Geltic at New York and other listed venues
A compact schedule lists Geltic in New York and Yankton with San Juan. Dion plays Monte Christi and Charleston meets Hempton. Raleigh faces Amex and Pennsylvania tours Calebra. West Virginia hosts Culebra while Dubuque plays Santo Domingo City.
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Geltic
New York
Yankton
San Juan
Bo. Dion
Monte Christi
Charleston
Hempton
Releigh
Amex
Pennsylvania
Calebra
West Virginia
Culebra
Dubuque
Santo Domingo City
Warships for Mardi Gras Cruise from Charleston
Admiral F W Dicking announced orders to move the coast defense squadron, led by the battleship Texas and monitors Arkansas, Florida and Nevada with six torpedo boats, from Charleston to the Gulf of Mexico, bound for New Orleans to take part in Mardi Gras events.
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Charleston
D. C
F. W. Dicking
Texas
Arkansas
Florida
Nevada
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Viscount Aoki Named Japanese Ambassador at Sixty One
The New York Tribune notes Viscount Aoki, sixty one, as the new Japanese ambassador to the United States. He is tall, fashioning a gray beard and heavy spectacles, speaks several languages, and is viewed as social and cordial. Aoki is a self made noble with a long career in diplomacy, including Minister to Germany, and heads the Martial Sports society in Kyoto. He is regarded as a friend of Count Okuma and the first Japanese ambassador to arrive under favorable auspices.
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New York Tribune
Viscount Aoki
Takahira
Germany
United States
Viscount Aokin
Japan
Butu-~ Kwi
Kyoto
Aoim
Tokyo
Count Okuma
Only Girl Umpire Miss Amanda Clement Heads West
Miss Amanda Clement of Hudson South Dakota earns notice as a professional baseball umpire. at Yankton College she is athletic Union secretary and class basketball captain. she also excels in track high jump and broad jump. she hopes to umpire in a league next season
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Amanda Clement
Hudson, S. Dak
Clement
Yankton College
Yankton, S. Dak
The
Athletic Union
Yankton
Knights of the
Miss Clement
Rockefeller Gifts to the University of Chicago Reach 18 Million
The New York World details John D. Rockefeller gifts to the University of Chicago from 1889 to 1906, totaling 18,516,322 dollars with a 1,000,000 endowment and 350,000 set for department deficits through July 1, 1907. The article notes a remaining 25,000,000 needed to complete Harper era plans, possibly funded by Rockefeller in life or by bequest.
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Chicago
Rockefeller
Harper
Rockefeller Wll
William Rainey Tarper
Trial records reveal Hapgood Town Topics scheme claim
The long courtroom session features Norman Hapgood Costa with editorials tied to Town Topics and a alleged blackmail scheme. District Attorney Jerome questions Hapgood about the origins of the controversial pieces and whether Roosevelt and Cleveland names were used for ads and fancies.
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Jerome
Cleveland
Shepard
Nea
Jedrome
Hapgood
Col Mann
Bernard N. Baker
Baltimore
Saker
New Baby and a Mother’s Care for Safe Medicine
A reflection on the impact of motherhood and the duties of mothers to protect their infants. It emphasizes the significance of a baby’s life, the mother’s role, and the need to choose medicines carefully to shield the child from dangerous narcotics.
Jekyll and Hyde charge against Town Topics editor
In a Baltimore court, counsel for Col Mann accuses Town Topics of scandal printing for pay and alleges editor Deuel and the paper’s staff conspired with a trust set in motion by Mann. The prosecution contends Town Topics kept an index of private sins to weaponize at will. A jury hearing continues after witness statements.
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Burton Harrison
Mann
Mra
Clement C. Moore
Andrew Simmons
Harry Lehr
Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Bishop Potter
Justice Deuel
Tapics
Col Mann
Davy Crockett
The
Coons
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Shepard
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Town Topics
Dss Ess
Deuel
Town Topica Company
Justica Pened
Col. Mann
James R. Keene
Tomorhw
Jerome
Baltimore
Frederick Co. Taylor
Baltimore News
Girl in Stock Exchange Becomes Noted Woman Leader
Leah Klein, eighteen, is the only woman member of a stock exchange in the United States, representing a Chicago grain company. She acts as general manager after impressing the firm with capable handling of duties. After voting in the merchants' exchange election, she received a diamond rug from the exchange president as a sign of recognition.
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Memphis News
Leah Klein
Merchants’ Exchange
United States
Chicago Grain Company
Miss Klein
Exchange
Chicago
H. B. Seuess
T. B. Andrews
Miss Kiesh
Harry F. .Odhson
Bible yell a success in Columbus church service
In Columbus Indiana a Bible yell event at First Methodist Episcopal Church drew about two hundred children. Rev. Alfred Pitkin led the service with a cornetist, guiding youth to shout verses like Second Timothy and Romans to praise God. Some elders were surprised yet most applauded the novelty.
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Columbus
Ind
New York Sun
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Alfred Fl
Timothy
Pitkin
Weather bookmakers take bets on no sleighing date
In a cafe at the Metropole Hotel bookmakers offered odds on no sleighing by February 1 and February 15. Jimmie Young backed by John Donaldine took bets from locals and distant bettors in Miami Beach and Chicago. The weather speculation drew about 31,000 in wagers as forecasts spread across cities and newspapers.
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New York World
Jimmie” Young
John Donaldine
Zimmie
John Nav
Metropole Hotel
Young
Will Tarmy
George Considine
Sytufe" Burke
Miami Beach
Fla
Metropole
Dr. Parkhurst
Bingham
Chicago
Jim" Leary
York
Honest Postman Returns 118 Diamond Necklace to Owner
Joseph A Ruff, a Philadelphia letter carrier, recovered a diamond necklace lost by Mrs Aubrey Weightman of 1915 Walnut street after a Tuesday opera outing. The 118 diamonds and two large pearls were valued at 8000 dollars. Ruff refused to claim a reward and later accepted praises. Weightman promised him 100 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Joseph A Ruff
Aubrey Weightman
Walnut Street
Weightman
Ruff
Weightman Ruf
Hives
Wallace Street
Nineteenth Street
Twentieth Street
Academy
Cat Attacks Miners at Ankerman Mine in Utah
The Ankerman Mine at Bingham Utah saw two full grown wildcats attack foreman Abe Heaton and his crew after tumbling 246 feet down the shaft. The beasts entered from the 100 foot level and fought the miners for minutes until one man struck the cats with a drill, ending the danger with only minor claw scratches reported.
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East Lake
Heaton
Grapes, Lighting a Wedding Joke Turns Real
A Philadelphia Record item recounts a prank where a Girl’s Name was written on a grape basket meant as a joke. Miss Baker and W A Shuashelman, a Cincinnati contractor, were later announced engaged. The basket found last September sparked correspondence and a planned June wedding.
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Cineinnat
Philadelphia
Mixx Cella Baker
Ene. Pa
Miss Baker
W. A. Shuashelman
Cinaginneti
Bushelmar
Ernie
Lula
Bushelman
Mower
Roosevelt Jr Wins Freshman Class Presidency in Election
The Cambridge campus elects EL Barr as president of the freshman class while Theodore Roosevelt Jr is noted a silent voter. Roosevelt Jr sits in front row, active in campaigns for Burr, earning a chair on the smokers committee and accepting the honor as sufficient.
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Cambridge Correspondence
New York Herald
EL Barr
Hare Ward
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Burr
Roosevelt
Committee On
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