Morton and Moody Sworn Into Cabinet Roles at Navy Dept
Paul Morton takes the Navy secretary post succeeding Moody who becomes Attorney General. Moody sworn in by Hanna. Morton greeted by navy officers and civilian chiefs at the Navy Department with a reception, then attends a Cabinet meeting. Moody resigns railway ties. Morton to stay a few days in Washington before returning west. Victor H. Metcalf sworn in as Secretary of Commerce and Labor. White House ceremony held with Latta administering. Cabinet meeting yields informal discussion and departure gestures as Knox Cortelyou also leave posts.
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Morton
Metcalf
Moody
Navy Department
Paul Morton
Mr Moody
United States
Mr Morton
Department
Darling
So- Meirtor Hanna
Judges Advocate General's Office
United States Navy
Admiral Taylor
Bureau of Navigation
Mr. Moody
Willards
Atchison
Perdenal
Sempany
Bowe
Meer
Eqnetenag
Hla Wits
Mina Praling
Coms
Mirried Davachtay
Mes
W. C. Potter
Mexico
Mooagy
Navy
Offee
Graves
Department of Justice
Mr Knox
Knox
Morton Metcalf
Victor H Sleteau
California
Commerce and Labor
George B Cortelyon
Republican National Committee
White House
Welock
Latta
Cartelyou
Loeb
William II Moo‘ly
Cortelsau
Mi Iurtelyou
Mea@y
Cortelyou
National Committee
Hoyt Named United States Attorney at Nome
California man Hoyt, Mi Hoyt of San Francisco, was appointed by the President as United States attorney at Nome Alaska to succeed Melvin Grigsby who resigned. Hoyt is a Pennsylvanian native and Yale graduate. He previously practiced law in Spokane and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
United States
Nome
Fleury Mi Hoyt
San Francisco
Cal
Nesterday
Alaska
Melvin Grigsby
Miloyt
Pennsylsania
Yale College
Spokane
Wash
Bun
Francisen Tlein
Wrecking Wagon Horse Killed in City Crash
A wrecking wagon from Washington Traction collided with a Capital Traction car at Tenth and Uoo streets injuring a driver and killing a horse shot after its leg was broken. Motorman Harry Robinson and driver Barney Berry were involved as the wreck left a fragment of torpedo on tracks later injuring Conductor A G Grammel. Fire trustees consider site options for a new Casualty Hospital with about 60000 raised, with two blocks under review Seventh and Massachusetts or St Becond and D streets northeast.
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Washington Traction and Electric Company
Tenth
Uoo
Barney Berry
Harry Robinson
Virginia Avenue
Washington Railway and Electric Company
A G Grammel
Casualty Hospital
Fire Trusteea of Casualty Hopital
Seventh Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Young Folk of Feo Ple’a Church Forms Committees
The Young People’s Union of the Feo Ple’a Church held its last indoor meeting of the season at the Landmore on Twenty-fourth Street Northwest. A summer programme committee and a next winter dance committee were appointed, with lists of members and invitations extended for Fourth of July events at North Chesapeake Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Folk of People’s Church
Young People's Union of the
Feo- Ple
Myr
William D. Mackensie
Landmore
Twenty-fourth Street
Annie Goebel
Lillian Selbey
Pearle Smith
Albert Willis
George Shibley
W. D. Mackenzie
Stella M. Wilson
Wiliam Oaborn
Faye Kent
Ruth Greathouse
Katie Potter
Hazel Dakin
Bazaar
Woman's Beneficent Society
William Kent
North Chesapeake Beach
Russell Abbott
Abbott
Alexander Kent
George J. Hesselman
William
Mackenzie
Charles A. Metcalfe
C S. Yorke
Florence Houghton
Hattie HE. Abbott
Frances Upperman
Annie Nevins
Annie P Goebel
Pearl
Shaffer's Penalty Death Fixed for January Execution
Augustus L. Shaffer was sentenced yesterday to be hanged on January 6, 1806, for the murder of his former wife Catherine. The sentence was imposed in Criminal Court No 1 after denying a new trial. Shaffer's appeal route to the Court of Appeals and possibly the U S Supreme Court was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus L. Shafter
Catherine
Jaythee Wright
Apentara
Ag Agen
JJ Wue
Inter
Matter
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Shaffer
William FH. Shafter
United States
Charles H.turner
Charles A. Kelgwin
Henry BE. Davis
Lambert
Woman seeks action against imagined enemies in insane plea
Mrs. Ottille Jacques, 44, visited attorney Peri W. Frisby to sue alleged pursuers who wrapped electric wires around her body. After a brief discussion he deemed her insane and directed her to police. She admitted prior asylum confinement in Warren, Pa, and was sent to St Elizabeths Asylum. Also reported: Grover and Krafft v Washington Alexandria Mount Vernon Railway decided for the defendant. damages set at 00 each after fare dispute and ejection on a Mount Vernon car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottille Jacques
Peri W. Frisby
Datreet
Jacques
Warren
St. Elizabeth's Asylum
Salts of Grover and Krafft
Washington
Alexandria
Would Not Give Seat to Negro Girl
Street car etiquette sparked an assault case before Judge Kimball. George Harvey of 61 K street northeast accused Charles White, a he are, of striking him after Harvey refused to yield his seat to a young Negro girl. White denied the act and said he had not ridden a street car in months.
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Kimball
George Harvey
K Street
Northeast
Charles White
Harvey
Acson Wis
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted for dyspepsia relief
Mrs J A Crowell of Canajoharie New York reports severe stomach distress and nervous headache from dyspepsia until Hood's Sarsaparilla was used. She claims she can eat without distress and remains well, with Hood's Sarsaparilla kept on hand. The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pitts cure as tonics that build up the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Mra. J. A. Crowell
Canajoharia, N. Y
Hosda
Weedon Acquitted in Beall Murder Case
Andrew Weedon was found not guilty of murdering his mother in law Mrs. Rachel Ann Beall in a Washington courtroom. The jury returned the verdict after a brief deliberation of about half an hour, with alibi witnesses from Weedon’s defense and witnesses testifying to gunfire near 1344 H Street NE. The Beall murder case thus remains unsolved, with Weedon discharged and his family expressing relief and thanks to the jurors.
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Andrew Weedon
Rachel Ann Beall
Crminal Court No. 2
Beall
Bend House
H Street
Weedon
Ninth Street
Andrew A. Lipscomb
Morgan H. Beach
Justice Gould
Elgin
Jrg
Ola
Mise Weedon
Wesdon Kittsele
Desaie Beall Oeltichs
Wannah
Douglasa
Juatfee Gould
A. R. Mulloway
E. F. Mitchell
Machen's Clerk Goes West to Los Angeles Post Office
Misanna S. Liebhardt, once Machen's chief clerk and key witness in the Machen Groff Lorenz trial, left for Los Angeles to take a post office job at 1200 a year. Her resignation followed health issues and a pay cut, with testimony she signed official papers and managed personal accounts for Machen. In a separate case, Bessie Hall Jeffords died at Emergency Hospital after taking carbolic acid during a personal crisis. she had been living in Washington County, Maryland, and was brought to a Baltimore area hospital by a hackman from the B&O station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misanna S. Liebhardt
Machen-Groff-Lorenz
Los Angeles
Machen
California
Bessie
Hall
Ellen Jeffords
Washington County
C Street
Hackman
Baltimore and Ohio
Wan Aqying
Porter Property Transferred Amid Trust Deed Churn
The deed transferring the Admiral Porter property was filed yesterday by trustees Walter B. Davids e and Arthur D. Addison and conveys to Arthur D. Addison a 1 percent stake in square 100. In a subsequent deed Mr Addison transfers the title to Arapahoe Health Company for $60 000. Purchasers are the two Colorado capitalists who plan to remodel the old residence and perhaps build a new house in the gate yard to the west and occupy the buildings as homes.
New Sergeants Assigned to Police Precincts
Police headquarters announced new assignments with Bergia and Yates promoted to duty in the Second and Fourth precincts respectively. Lohman moved from the Second to the First precinct, Russell and Yates reshuffled, and Bergt. Conan transferred from the Fourth to the Sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargeante
Polics
Yeaterday
Bergia
Wee, Yates
Russell
Tust
Ergt. Lohman
Bergt
Conlan
Historicals Society Sued Over Fraud Allegations
William T Webb and Julia Webb filed an equity bill against the Sailors Historical and Benevolent Society and named Israel W Stone Benjamin P Entrikin Osborn H Oldroyd and J Worth Carnahan as defendants alleging that Carnahan as manager sold stock and that officers failed to supervise, seeking a receiver injunction accounting sale of assets and distribution to creditors with Barnard and Johnson as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Worth Carnahan
William T. Webb
Julia Widdowa Webb
Saidlers' and Sailors’ Historical and Benevolent Society
Israel W. Stone
Benjamin P. Entrikin
Osborn H. Oldroyd
J. Worth Carnaban
Alege
Carnahan
Webbs
Barnard & Johnson
Frenzied Citywide Hunt For Rabid Looking Newfoundland
A loud chase through downtown Washington last evening pursued a Newfoundland suspected of rabies. Police, citizens, and riders pursued the dog from Eighth and F NW to the Goldenberg store yard, firing dozens of shots but causing no injuries or bites. The dog collapsed, and authorities planned a postmortem by the Bureau of Animal Industry to determine rabies status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldenberg
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Eighth
le Droit
Paliceman Buteler
Ninth
Paliceman
Patent Office
Ocodaion
Eighth Street
K Street
Colman Brez
Surgical and Dental Instrument Maker
Brez
SATOLLI AT THE FAIR IN STATE REGALIA AT NATIONAL PAVILIONS
Cardinal Sacolif and Archbishop Glennon visited the national pavilions at the fair grounds in Brillum regalia. Adelbert von Stibral chaired the Austrian delegation as the fair pays the second loan installment of 21300215 dollars toward the 4800000 government loan. The Navy Yard band will play an open air concert at 7 PM under Charles F Branley, featuring marches and waltzes by a 33 member civilian ensemble from the Naval Gun Factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cardinal Sacolif
Glennon
Adelbert von Stibral
Far
United
Ragury Ouna
Washington Navy Yard
Charles F. Branley
Waldemere
Walts
Firet Brigade
Patrol
Naval Gun Factory
Mriediander Clothing Co Promotes Evening Bargains
At Ninth and 10 Street northward, shoppers flock for unusual bargains as the Mriediander Clothing Company stages a city wide sale. The store advertises novelty offerings and a popular home display drawing residents to visit tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mriediander Clothing Company
Varner
Stravta Northwear
Allen E Larman Disappears After Morning Absence
Allen E Larman vanished from his home at Twelfth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast yesterday morning. Police ask the public to aid in the search for the missing man who is believed to be mentally unsettled. A separate item notes a 65 year old circus performer known as the wild man of Madagascar died by suicide today.
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Allen E. Larman
Allen EB
Larman
Twelfth Atreat
Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast
Taidhwa
Ghorge
Patrick
Robert E Mann
Commissioners OF Pharmacy
National College of Pharmacy
Sia T Street Northwest
Henry A Johnston Phar D
New Jersey
Thoelock
Maury Dove Co
Corcoran Gallery OF Art
F B Miguire
Severth St
A. C. Hutterly
St. N. W
New Board of Assessors Names Sworn In After Morsell Departure
Assessor Darneille reorganizes boards after Judge Morsell's resignation. Samuel Kalbfus sworn in as real estate assessor and on the excise board replacing McKenzie, who moves to personal tax appraisers with Nye. Gr iffin Trimble Kalbfus form the real estate board. Griffin Trimble Kalbfus the excise board.
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Hopewell H. Darneille
Despors
J. G. Morsell
Samuel T. Kalbfus
Morsell
Darneille
Kalbfus
Board of Real Estate Museum
Ats
B. W. W. Griffi
Matthew Trimble
Samual T. Kalbfus
Excise
E W. W. Griffin
Lemuel T. Kalbfus
Board of
Alexander McKenzie
Francis Nye
McKenzie
Board of Personal Tax Appraisers
Nye
Kealbfus
Excise Board
McKengle
Supreme Court
Commonwealths
Makenzie
Paraanal Tax Appraisers
Murdered Landlady After Rebuke For Intemperance
Chicago July 1 Stephen Waclavik killed his former landlady Mrs Anna Waclawisk after she forced him to leave for intemperance. He fired twice and a third shot killed her as a crowd pursued him, police arriving as hundreds of foreigners joined the chase. Also in Newfoundland severe interior forest fires destroyed lumber mills and rail stations, leaving hundreds destitute. losses estimated at 160000 dollars with no rains in weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Waclavik
Chicago
Anna Waclawiak
Waclavik
Newfoundland
St. Johns
N. F
Weather Conditions Report From Department of Agriculture
The weather bulletin notes a low mood over the St. Lawrence mouth with recent showers and storms in New England and the Middle Atlantic. A high pressure area brings cooler weather to the Upper Mississippi Valley while a new low moves east from the Northern Rockies. Fair Friday with regional showers in the Missouri Valley and Middle Rocky Mountains, then a Sunday eastward shower spread toward the Mississippi and Lower Ohio Valleys. Winds across the Atlantic coast will be light and westerly. Great Lakes winds northwest. Temperature trends show cooler conditions in multiple regions with variable humidity and limited rainfall recorded. Downtown readings include a mix of highs around the mid 80s and lows near 60, with tides and sunrise/sunset times noted for local observers.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Lower Lake Region
St. Lawrence
New England
Middle Atlantic
Miavouri Valley
West Gulf States
Middle
Rocky Mountain
Mianissippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Tenn Sunday
Lake Region
Misalanpp
Yeatenday
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Hoyt
Grigsby
Martine Bagid
Will
Fames Suntelmann
Geil
Clodk
Ris Perrintte Marchtalian
Qverture
Lamnara No
Wienborg ‘ Beetvevan
Legend Nott
Uvoray
Walter Samith
Wai ‘ Waldtental Araud
Fantahe Ke Valkyre
Wagner
Theatar
Apaogivd Banner
Arnyid
Wright
Fort Myer
Wihailace Readcliffe
New York Avenue
Paul Markley
Providence Hospital
Henning
Third Street
Kang Chong
First Precinct
Chong
May Stewart
Hee
FR. Ashton
Lena Tolker
Eleventh Street
Big Newfoundland
Satolli
EB Streets
Linton
Vecur Araham
Madagne Ear
Sudan
Samuel Kalbfus
Asheville
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Min
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Atlantic City
Bismarck
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Mass
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Cincionati
Cheyenne
Wye
Davenport
Low
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Tex
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Mont
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Ind
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Little Hock
Ark
Marquette
Mich
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Tenn
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New York
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Nebr
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Pittaburg
Salt Lake City
Louis
Vicksire
Miss
Lansburgh & Bro
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Isle
Hermadort
Dave Wolf
Prica
Tolman Laundry
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
St. N.W
Chad Schneider Baking CO
Geo
E. Hebbard
Moder
Havsard
Winenan
London
J. Selinger
Sth
Chris
Xander
Virginia
Loush
E. Ate
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
Fred
Whelhbig
B. B. Earnshaw & Bra
Ballantine
Shoomaker Company
St. K. We
Pa. Ave
Maia
Tts
Foull le
McGill & Wallace
Ganes
Jj Trranta
Pope
Cueto Paqvuyvost B
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