End of Baltimore Endeavor Convention Crowns District
The twenty second international Christian Endeavor convention in Baltimore closed amid high heat and rain. Washington district delegates celebrated diplomas and meritorious work while Secretary Bonaparte spoke on politics and religion, urging moral public service and anti corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Baltimore
International Christian Endeavor
Istrict
Washington
Honaparte
Macfarlan
Christian Endeavor School of Methods
Associate Congregational Church
Armory
Uume
James L Hl
Salem Mass
Tha Wgeral
van Ogden Vogt
F I Jacobs
Brooklyn
Sovieries
Societica
Movements of Naval Vessels Arrivals and Departures
Movements list shows vessels arriving at Detroit and Newark ports and departing for destinations including La Maine, San Francisco, Baltimore and Chicago. Several ship names and routes appear, though multiple entries are garbled. A New York press quotation discusses a novel with a stated purpose and asks what the purpose is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverine
Detroit
Engle
Portsmouth
Newark
Rothland
Severn
New London
Potomac
Hartford
Hockland
Thoreton
Norfoll
Arkaorne
Tenants Harbor
Lamaine Busch
Wyoming
Fom Acapulco
San Francisco
Bonnfogten
Honalmy
San
Chicago
Bead
Parry
Baltimore
Raleigh
Cincinrati
Bainbridge
Date
Decatur
Chaoneey
Peacekee
Washington urged as home for Christian Endeavor headquarters
Commissioner Macfarland argues for Washington, D C, to host the United Society of Christian Endeavor international headquarters and a $2 million memorial building. He cites capital’s global stature, embassies, and national institutions as ideal for fostering public opinion and world peace. The proposal links Washington to the 1904-05 convention and echoes calls from Middle West and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macfarland
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Francis E Clark
Christian Endeavor Movement
Washington
Csitian Endeavor Aceleties
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Australia
Boston
Middle West
Chicago
St.Louis
New York
San Francisco
Macefarland
Russia
Japan
Prics
Supreme Court
Congress
International Christian Endeavor Convention
Balthmore
International
Convention
White House
Capitol
Haltimore
Endeavor’ Clark
Charighea
Navy announces twenty four assistant paymaster candidates
Official Navy Department notice lists 24 merit system honorees from 15 states after screening 2,000 applicants. Among 73 board entrants 17 failed physically. next exam in January will fill seven vacancies and four more slots as openings occur.
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Navy Department
Navy Yard
Washington
Mare Island
Benjamin Hayes Brooke
Pennsylvania
Thome Jacob Bright
New Jersey
Emory Day Stanley
Nebraska
Lewis W. Joeninga
Virginia
Brogtz ‘Mayor
Iowa
Swinton Legate Bathes
South Carolina
Ronard Rudolph Wilson
California
William Ollmorg Neill
West Virginia
Harry Hilla Colina
District of Columbia
John Henry Guancii
New York
Emmett Howard Tebeny
Charles Gryon Parsons
Maryland
William Southgate Zane
James Carroll Hotoo
Army board to meet in city for filling vacancies
Acting Secretary of War appoints a board of general officers to convene on the 17th to recommend details to fill existing and prospective Army vacancies. Two vacancies exist after Brig Gen Tasker H. Biss’s detachment to the Philippines and Lt. Col Benjamin Alvord’s transfer to the military secretary’s department. Members include Maj. Gen John C. Bates Brig. Gen Frederik D. Grant Brig. Gen J Frankin Sell Brig. Gen Athert L. Mills Brig. Gen Samuel N. Dfillk.
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Secretary of War
Army
Grant
Tasker H. Biss
Philippines
Benjamin Alvord
Military Secretary’s Department
John C. Bates
Frederik D Grant
J Frankin Sell
Athert L. Mills
Belg
Samuel N. Dfillk
Carrington Case Papers Sent to President for Review
Papers in the Maj Frank De L Carrington case were sent to President Roosevelt for review with approvals from the Acting Secretary of War and the Judge Advocate General. The officer was court martialed and civilly tried in the Philippines for misappropriating funds of Filipino scouts who served at the St Louis exposition, receiving dismissal from the army and a civil sentence totaling about sixty years.
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Frank de L Carrington
Philippines
St Loute Exposition
Roosevelt
Secretary of War
Four Rear Admirals at Newport Highlight Historic Assembly
Newport RI July 10 four rear admirals will fly from their ships as the battle ship squadron of the North Atlantic Fleet arrives from Provincetown. It is believed to mark the first time Newport has hosted so many high rank officers at one time. The officers listed are Admiral Evans, Davis, Brownson, and another admiral. The ships will conduct maneuvers in the harbor.
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Newport
Provincetown
Admiral
Evans
Davis
Brownson
Army officers orders and transfers reported
Orders to army officers detail leave extensions insertions and duties at New York City and Washington with multiple transfers among the Twenty-fifth Twenty-fifth Twenty-sixth Infantry and Twenty-second Infantry. A board is appointed at Fort Glathorps to examine officers for promotion. Also notes a sailor sentenced for manslaughter and a liner cruiser shipping to New York from Norfolk.
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Gustavus I Hogue
United States Army
Liouta
Eugene R. Whitmore
Geornan Crabtree
Army Bulding
New York City
John Lt. Phillips
Jamon Bourke
Hay
Peccen
Washington Harracke
Columbis
Edward R. Schreiner
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Nverard HW Hatch
Twenty Fifth Infantry
Twenty-Sixth Infantry
Hatch
Henry S Wagnar
Test Meutenant
Fonstesuth Intustry
Tau
George F. Chass
Twelfth Cavalry
Horatio GQ. Sickel
Tralith Cavalry
Jemea &. Wilson
Sargeon
John M. Morgan
Francis M. Wall
John Aldon Degen
Receiver in Charge Formal Protest at Missouri Bank
The St. Louis bank People's United States Bank was placed under receiver Selden P. Spencer after a fraud order by postal authorities. The bank's assets include about 1.5 million in cash across various banks and 75,000 in government bonds with more securities valued at 900,000. Spencer, who qualified with a 260,000 bond, ordered depositories to halt issuing money orders and report available funds. President Lewis voiced a formal protest against the court order as prejudicial to stockholders and depositors.
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St. Louis
Granger
Missouri
Tudgs McHihinney
Seldon
Spencer
Peoples United States Bank
New Inex
State
Gwiliger
Free People's United States Bank
People's Bank
Spence
Isrounta
United States
Lewis
Jones Funeral Obsequies Commitees Named By Military Order
New York July 10 Military Order of Foreign Wars appoints committees to represent the order at Admiral John Paul Jones obsequies in Annapolis. Rear Admiral John G Walker, Admiral George Dewey, and other officers named as chairs and members. Navy Department reports a division of the North Atlantic fleet may escort the homecoming ships into Chesapeake Bay. Communications planned with Rear Admiral Sigsbee as he approaches.
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Milady’s
Imon Stern
New York
Palais Royal
Pricca
Ttwan
Navy Department
United States
Sigehee
North Atlantic
Virginia Capes
Chesnpeake Bay
Sigsbee
Biates
Private Car Lines In South Inquiry Progress In Georgia
In Atlanta Georgia Hon J Clem ents and Hon F M Cockrell two Interstate Commerce Commission members visit to probe private car lines and their impact on peach and other fruit industries. Witnesses testified but officials withheld details while a complaint by Reliance Textile and Dye Company Cincinnati against Southern Railway over freight rate unfairness was heard and no decision issued.
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Georgia
Atlanta
J . Clements
FM. Cockrell
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
South
Reliance Textile and Dye Company of
Cincinnati
Southern Railway
Ohio River
Naval Officers Orders From 1908 Commission Dates
A historical list details naval officer assignments and detachments including Capt A G Berry to home duties from June 16 1908, Lt Gilmer in charge of engineering at Mayflower, and various postings to Monte Cristi Santo Domingo Narragansett Bay and Newport Naval Torpedo Station. Includes pay inspector, special duty, and training station postings with references to Mayflower Greenport and Nashville.
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A. G Berry
BF Leiper
Monte Cristi
Santo Domaingo
J B Gilmer
Kearmargo
Mayflower
Engineering Department
Vermel Enaign
Osterhows
Btewart
Midshipman
Brillhart
Morris
Navel
Newport
R. 1
Stewart
Pagerdonsistent
Burgeon JH
Parno
Ponzaylvante
Nashville
GM Mayers
Coasters Harbor
Narragantatt Bay
Naval Training Station
Naval
Narragantett Bay
Pennsylvania
Atting Apalttam Burgeom
Greenport
S. 2
Paillie
Banto Demings
State Department
D. W Nesbit
Fewer Seats for Ireland in Parliament Redistribution
London July 10 The government drafts a redistribution plan moving in the House of Commons by Gerald Balfour. England gains seventeen seats, Scotland four, Wales one, Ireland twenty two. one member per 65,000 people, abolishing small constituencies. Ireland is overrepresented by thirty seats. the plan faces opposition from Liberals and Irish members.
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Washington
London
British Isles
House of Commons
Gerald Balfour
Board of Trade
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Iva
Ocean Grove Romance Unites Elder Priest and Bride
Reverend William H Russell aged 81 marries Catherine Armour Diffley, 46, in Asbury Park after a Cottage Revival union. The wedding followed a long courtship and faced family pushback before officiant Ray Edward Mount tied them in West Asbury Park. Russell’s son Isaac Franklin Russell, once an instructor at Columbia, is noted. Catherine previously ran a Catholic orphanage.
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W. H. Russell
Diffley
Weabhington
Asbury Park
William H Russell
Ocean Grove
Catherine Armour Diffley
Laurel Mystery: Family Hopes Body Is Missing Walter Daniels
The unknown body found at the Herkhead estate near Laurel Maryland is thought by Walter Daniels Sr and other relatives to be Walter N Daniels Jr who had been missing for weeks. Decomposition hinders identification but clothing links the body to the missing man while Griffin relatives also claim it may be him as investigations continue. The Daniels family and Griffin kin, joined by police, visit the Laurel scene to confirm the identity and resolve the case.
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Walter Daniels
Herkhead
Laurel
Walter N Daniels, Jr
Retreet
Daniela
Capt Boardman
I Street
Mr Daniels
Sandberg
Gang Daniels
John Griffin
John J. Griffin
Catonsville
Griffin
William Sheehan
Mr. Griffin
Heat Prostration Strikes Two in City Park and Street
Two individuals, Carne Carrol a 31 year old Black woman, and Lewis a 28 year old Black man, were found overheated yesterday afternoon. Carrol lay semiconscious in a park at Thirteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest and was treated at Emergency Hospital before returning home to Southeast Waverly Lewis collapsed while walking on O Street Northwest and was also admitted to Emergency Hospital for care. Policeman Sides of the First precinct reported both incidents.
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Carne Carrol
Thirteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sides
Waverly Lewis
Blairs Court
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Riberee Musical Iestraments
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