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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1906

Page

13

Impressive funeral for Capt Joseph L Woodward at Arlington

A large naval funeral honors Capt Joseph L Woodward at Arlington cemetery after his July 6 death in Meld British Columbia. Bluejackets and Marines escort the casket, bands play Chopin Funeral March and Hearts and Lovers, and Admiral Capps attends.

Capt. Woodward Joseph L Woodward Episcopal Church Pierce Fort Myer Mannes Moses L S M Miss Young Admirals Cowles Mason Natal Academy Young Admiral Capps Capt Woodward

Veterans of Spain War to Stage Mock Battle in Santiago Day Parade

Veterans of the Spanish American War will stage a reproduction of the battles in Cuba at Hine Park on Tuesday July 1 as part of the Santiago Day celebration. A full morning program begins at 10 o'clock with sports events, a mock battle, and a musical program led by Greyburn Shorey, with veterans from Camp 6 and Miles Camp organizing the day. Prizes include gold medals and bronze medals, with multiple events for men women and children, and a panel of judges and officials coordinating sports, drills, and demonstrations.

Hine Park Sartia Cuta Anny Morses San Juan Shell Greyburn Shorey Pel John Jacob Astor Department of District of Anc Fifeen Joseph A Reilly Georgetown University Ferree

Special trade mission planned to boost U S cotton exports

Special agents of the Department of Commerce and Labor will be sent abroad to study market conditions for American cotton exports. Congress increased the coming year's appropriation to 50000 dollars, with 29000 to be spent on cotton trade efforts. Two North Carolina experts will lead the inquiry, traveling to Europe, China, and Japan later this month.

Department of Commerce and Labor Congress North Carolina Secretary of Commerce and Labor Metcalf West Indies South America Mexico Far East Mercetti United States Hurepe Ch Na Japan

Abolish Bombardment for Debt Says Williams

John Sharp Williams former House minority leader travels to New York and then Europe. He plans to propose at the Interparliamentary Union session that nations should abolish bombardment for debt, arguing it aligns with disarmament and universal peace. He notes support may hinge on European delegates and cites past policy shifts on debt collection. He predicts a close 60th Congress and ties tariff, trusts, and election corruption to the 1908 campaign.

John Sharp Willams Jeader House of Representatives Washington New York Europe Willams Interparlamentary Union London Williams Republican Party Congress Davey Wiliam Jenings Bryan

Is There Reason to Apprehend Anti Semitism in This Country

Simon Wolf examines fears of rising anti Semitism in America, noting limited government prejudice cases but social ostracism remains. He argues immigration and civic equality are upheld by a republic, urging Jewish communities to guide new arrivals and uphold American citizenship without sensationalism.

Simon Wolf Dan Atlas Noah Tunis Monroe Triah P Levy Enbala O Hm Weslex Richmond Austrn Austia Eysmarck State Department Marcus Braun Immigration Bureau Hungary Hungarikan Ameria United States Opinon Cew

Fights With Bandits Shielded Express Treasures On Rails

A nostalgic recounting of Wells Fargo torch battles on the western frontier. Messages tell how early stagecoaches and later rail cars faced roving road agents, with shotgun messengers guarding treasure, famed rescues, fatal duels, and dramatic cagey schemes across Bodie, San Andreas, Coffeyville, and beyond. Notable feats include Haswell's defense during the Dalton raid, Tovey’s courage, Evans and Sontag's reign, and Roberts's siege using a car barricade, culminating in explosive ambushes and long battles.

James Gannon Wells Fargo Boas San Francisco San Francisco Chronicle California Gannon Pacific Coast Old New York Kidds Tobber Sharp Dil Bodie and Aurore Sharp Dowd Hoadley Whiton Hall Railway Express Charles C Haswell Santa Fe Los Angeles Dalton Gang Alija San Joaquin Valley San Luis Obiapo Bill Dalton Grat Visalia Great Visglia Evans and Sontag Bob and Grat Dalton Bill Powers Dick Broadwell Emmet Dalton Coffeyville Kans Delano Evans George Roberts Wells-Fargo Roberts Siter

Monument to Mrs Tanner Urged by Potomac Post

Potomac Post No 11 of the Grand Army of the Republic moves to erect a monument over Mrs James Tanner’s grave in Arlington Cemetery. Commander O Mella and others push for a total $1000 goal with multi-post backing from Grand Army and Woman’s Relief Corps auxiliaries. Department headquarters will notify posts to join the effort at once.

James Tanne Arington Cemetery Potomac Post O'Mella J Tyler Powell Hoover J Randolph W Schmalhoff Grand Army of the Republic Post Woman’s Relief Corps Auxiliary Grand Army of the Republic and Woman’s Relief Corps United States Department of the Potomac

Burial at Arlington Authorized for Mrs Tanner

Mrs Tanner, widow of a noncommissioned officer, died on duty for the Grand Army of the Republic. A special presidential order allowed her burial at Arlington despite the usual prohibition for wives of enlisted men. Auxiliary No 32 issued a memorial at Pythian Temple with a poem and tributes to Mrs Tanner. Prison officials in Columbus report Mrs Chadwick ill with a swelling on the arm, uncertain cause, though she remains able to eat and not bedbound.

Tanner Grand Army of the Republic Arlington Auxiliary No 32 Ladies Union Legin Pythian Temple Columbus Ohio Cagsie Chadwick

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