Classified Fabric Prices by Length and Size
Aura fabrics listed with dimensions and per dozen pricing on the third floor at Eleventh Street. Sizes include 18 by 36 inches at $1.00 per dozen, 76 by 46 inches at $1.15 per dozen, 22 by 44 inches at $125 per dozen, 24 by 48 inches at $1.50 per dozen, and 24 by 34 inches at $2.00 per dozen.
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Apitezo Iron Food Demonstration
An advertisement promotes Apitezo the Iron Food from the American Cereal Company Chicago makers of Quaker Oats and Pettijohns Breakfast Food. It touts Plant Iron for red blood and invites readers to try the product during a fifth floor demonstration.
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American Cereal Company
Chicago
Pettijohn
Royal christening highlights social season in London
The article covers the christening of Lord and Lady Curzon’s daughter Alexandra-Naidéra in the Chapel Royal with Queen Alexandra as godmother, plus a parade of notable attendees from British and American society. It notes gifts from the queen, the presence of Consuelo Vanderbilt, and the then-current social circuit, including various diplomats and a spread of summer refuges from Bar Harbor to Newport.
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Washington
Chicago
Lord
Lady Curzon
London
Mary Lester
Alexandra- Naidéra
Chapel Royal
Queen Alexandra of
England
Countess Cowper
Lyttleton
India
Broderick
Lady Curston
Levi Z. Lester
Curzon
Duchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Curzona
Carlton House Terrace
Troop Movements And Station Changes Involving Multiple Infantry Units
Orders issued for several changes in station as Eighth Infantry companies move to Fort Blocum and Fort Niagara, with I and M to Fort Niagara and A and D to Madison Barracks. Reliefs of Ninth Infantry units then shift to Fort Thomas. Sixteenth Infantry maneuvers and property moves to Fort McPherson. Twenty-first Infantry to Presidio San Francisco, Twenty-eighth to Fort Snelling, with two companies to Fort Lincoln. December 8, 1904, K and L Infantry units relocate to Fort DA Russell. Also report on German cruiser Vineta sailing for St Thomas and Rio de Janeiro after repairs and maneuvers.
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Eighth Infantry
Fort Blocum
New York
Fort Niagara
Ninth Infantry
Madison Barracks
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Sixteenth Infantry
Fort Slocum
Managsas Junction
Fort McPherson
Georgia
Twenty-first Infantry
Department of Dakota
Presidio of
San Francisco
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
Fort Lincoln
North Dakota
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Niobrara
Nebraska
Fort Muskokee
Wyoming
Fort DA
Russell
Naval Movements and Encampment Notes for Grand Army Event
The report details warship deployments for the Grand Army encampment from the 16th to the 20th, with vessels like Hartford and torpedo destroyers Whipple Worden Truxtun Hull Hopkins sailing to Boston. Rear Admiral Barker’s fleet transfers include Kearsarge Alabama Maine Iowa Missouri toward Trieste, while other ships depart Corfu and Gibraltar en route to various stations.
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Grdera
Navy Department
Farragutta
Hartfard
Whipple
Worden
Truxtun
Hull
Hopkins
Boston
Grand Army
Republic
Indahionen Aboaka
Trieste
Barker
North Atlantic
Kearsarge
Alabama
Maine
Iowa
Missouri
Corfu
Illinois
Olympia
Baltimore
Cleveland
Meyflower
Gibraltar
Turkish
Alexander
Woosung
Madoc
Yangee Island
Scorpion
San Juan
Warden
Marblehead
Taco
Acaputea
New Orleans
Cavite
Atlanta
Clarietta
Cantine
Lae Palmas
Satleé
Alafema
Friente
Dizte
Tompkinsville
Navy Promotion and Transfer Notices from 1904
A sequence of naval personnel changes: Ensign F. O Branch reports to the president naval retiring board in Washington on July 30, 1904 for retirement examination. Midshipman I Reed Jr. detached to Wabash and Navy Yard Boston for naval architecture instruction. Passed Assistant Surgeon GL An Seny orders March 14, 1904 modified to Culebra Navy Station with Marine detachment duty. Paymaster's Clerk J. H Ranch appointed July 8, 1904 for duty at Key West Naval Station, Oma.
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F. O Branch
President Naval Retiring Board
Washington, D. C
I Reed, Jr
Wabash
Navy Yard
Boston
Mass
GL. An Seny
Naval Station
Culebra
W. I
J. HH. Ranch
Key West
Oma
Funston Named to Lead Department of the East at Governors Island
An order from the War Department detaches Brig. Gen. Frederick Funston from the Department of the Columbia and assigns him to command the Department of the East at Governors Island. Maj. Gen. Corbin, current head, shifts to the Atlantic Division. Brig. Gen. Constant Williams will take over the Department of the Columbia from San Antonio.
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Governors Island
Department of the East
War Department
Frederick Funston
Department of the Columbia
Department of the Eost
Corbin
Hast
Gulf
Constant Williams
San Antonio
Company C Reunion at Villa Flora Club in Brightwood
The sixth annual reunion of Company C formerly the Fencibles, First Regiment, DC Volunteers, was held last night at the Villa Flora Club on Brightwood road marking six years since the San Juan Hill arrival. Committee members included Serats Hice Stott and Claxton with Privates Costello Dyer OBrien West Nash Bird Hickey. musical program featured Bones by Henneth A. O'Conner.
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The
Fencibles
District of Columbia Volunteers
Villa Flora Club
Brightwood Road
San Juan Hill
Cuba
Serats
Hice
Stott
Claxton
Costello
Dyer
Ketcham
William A. Hickey
Army Orders Record Major Transfers and Retirements
Military notices outline leaves of absence for several officers, transfers within the Ninth and Twenty-fourth Infantry, changes in artillery units, and the retirement of Brig. Gen. Samuel G. Woodward after more than forty years of service. Additional assignments include reports to Fort Monroe and West Point, with many officers moving between companies and batteries across Coast Artillery and Field Artillery branches.
Transfers of Coast Artillery Officers to Various Companies
The bulletin lists numerous officers moving among Coast Artillery units including First Lieuts John M Dunn Robert S Welsh Marion B Wilhoit Charles L Lanhem Robert F McMillan Clarence G Bunker Augustus B E Werfield Joseph F Barnes Thomas J Bellridge Adam F Casad William H Peek Quinn Gray Henry W Bunn Robert F McMillan, and others assigned to or from unassigned lists to batteries and companies such as Thirty-sixth Coast Artillery Forty-one hundred and ten Coast Artillery Ninety ninth Coast Artillery First Lieut Hugh J B McEigin Arthur L Fuller Francia H Lomax William H Burt Henry R Casey Moses R Ross Frederick B Hennessy Fred L Perry William K Moore David Beckham Richard C Marshall Morris E Locks James C Breger W W Ballard Rex Van Den Corput James A Thomas James D Watson Walter B Brinter Clarence M Fanden James H Bryan G H Hines Drake R Weeks Benjamin H Kerfoot among others, with enables and port Monroe Va for completion of artillery school and duty assignments.
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Raymond W. Drigge
Coast Artillery
Firat
Field Artillery
Baward N. Macon
Congo
Brainard Taylor
Sonar Artillery
Charles B.whestley
Hoth
Artillery Corps
Couran
Artillery School
Fort Monroe
Clarenceb. Smith
Fieth Artillery
Laurin L. Lawson
Herbert
Millar
Charles D. Winn
John M Feeney
Fort Trumbull
Conn
George M. Schwarzel
West Point
United States Military Academy
Theoders C Lyster
Dkwarzél
Lystér
New York City
Harry B. Farrar
Field? Artillery
Adna G. Clarke
Twenty-second
Hiram ©. Mitchell
Upton Birnie, Jr
Iond Ff Feiner
Twenty-sixths Battery
Astillery
Birat
Harry B. Mitchelt
Gearwa ‘T. Parklad
Geam Atiery
Beand
Willam P. Baria
Aleventh
Plaid Artillery
Pomany
Coast Artilers
Beeand
Willem FP
Field Apilery
Twante-third
Coast Aptilers
Beeond
Beverly F. Browne
Ninestowath Battery
Coat Artillery
Howard ML Shinkle
Pirat Battery
Phitty-eighth
Comst Artillery
Raymond 8. Pratt
Thirteenth Battery
Firat Company
Conat Artillery
John A. Berry
Twelfth Battery
Eighty- Atth Company
Richard Furnival
Twenty-third
Edmund T. Welser
Tura
Henry C. Davis
Alston Hamilton
Thirty-sixth Company
Het
Virginia
John T. Martin
Forty-eighth Company
Coast Artery
Eightieth
Ernest D. Scott
Hightieth
115Th
Wiliam M. Cratketrank
Uist
Fortieth
Coast Artllery
Robert E H. Cajsen
Fort Totten
New York
Alfred A. Starbird
Const. Artillery
Coast Artilery
Winfield
Overton
107Th Company
John W. Buckman
12Éth
112Th Company
Blishe &. Benton
Osth Company
Imth
Firet Liett
Frank 8. Long
John M. Dunn
Fifty-fifth
Ith
Robert 8. Welsh
111Th
Comat Artillery
Marion B. Wilhoit
Fifty-fourth
Charien L. Lanhem
Artillery Schoo
Port Monroe
Arthur F. Cessela
Henry M Merriam
Gwyn R. Hancock
L 1St
Dan T. Moore
Highteenth Battery
Mat
Frederick W. Stopford
Lst
Ninetyninth Company
Claudius M. Seamen
Seventeenth
Hugh J B. McEigin
Twenty-first
Arthur L. Fuller
Francia H. Lomax
Forty-sixth
124Th
William H Burt
Henry BR. Casey
Moses R. Ross
Frederick B Hennessy
Twentieth
Fred L Perry
William K Moore
David ¥. Beckham
113Th
Richard C Marshall, Jr
Morris EB. Locks
Joh C .Breger
Ilam W. Ballard, Jr
Rex van den Corput
James A. Thomas
James D. Watson
Wilter B. Brinter
Comdt
Bee
Clarence M. Fanden
Coast Artilery Beeond
Jamed H Bryan
Mak
Cosme Artillery
Gurile
Herebeek
Cones Artillery
Sth
Beast Artillery
Steand Efeat
Charles F Bannahue
Har
Gerend Bleut
Hager G. Macan
3080
Hugh B. Brown
Iowa
Court Artillery
Drake R. Weeks
Forty
Benjamin H. Kerfoot
Satolli Leaves Chicago for St. Paul
Cardinal Satolli travels from Chicago to St. Paul with Roman Catholic dignitaries to inspect the drainage canal and steam to Lockport before departing for St. Paul. He stresses the visit has no official significance and is for recreation and renewing old acquaintances.
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Cardinal Satolli
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