Plan of Corporate Reform Prompts Cabinet Shuffle
The article outlines possible cabinet moves around Charles J. Bonaparte and others as trusts prosecutions continue. It notes Moody may retire but stay through July 1908, Metcalf and Garfield as potential Navy chief or Commerce head, and Knox and Stone shaping Maryland politics.
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Charles J. Bonaparte
Navy
Department of Justice
Garfield
Lkvelihood
Metcalf
Moody
Welcorm
Bonaparte
Beef Trust
Senator Knox
Woody
Navy Department
Congress
Maryland
Maryland Republcans
Roosevelt
Wiliam J Stone
Bullemore
Caiuim
Vic Comis
Appr Dla
Morton Receives Warm Praise as Navy Secretary Resigns
President Roosevelt releases letters praising Paul Morton after his resignation as Secretary of the Navy. Roosevelt expresses regret and honors Morton's service, noting high standards in safeguarding personnel and matériel, and thanking Morton for his year in public service. The correspondence spans White House communications dated May 31, 1901 and June 1, 1905.
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Loeb
White House
Morton
Navy Department
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Alwasa
Paul Morton
Wakte
Washington DC
United State Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
Pa Pre
Deeble & Co Prominent Washington Real Estate Firm Founder
W Ribey Deeble, born in Georgetown on April 21 1840, established 1319 Mt Street as head of Deeble & Co. A leading Washington real estate operator, he built a broad career in insurance banking and property ventures, serving as director and VP of companies, and engaging in city civic and church activities to foster Washington’s growth.
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Fim
Deeble & Co
Mt Street
W. Ribey Deeble
Mr Deeble
Georgetown
James Wiliam
Nicea Patterson Fuller Deeble
Publc
Columbian University
Potomes Insurance Company
F Street Northwest
Sald Company
Lincoln Fire Insurance Company
American Security and Trust Company
Real Hatate Title Company
Co- Operative Building Association
Deebie
Washington Block Exchange
Naval War College Opens Smaller Class at Newport
The Naval War College summer conference at Newport began, with a smaller class due to officer shortages. Eighteen officers compose the class, with Army General staff representation and notes on international law, neutral port actions, and rescue handling of belligerent crews. The session runs until late October, without formal opening exercises this year.
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Washington Post
Newport K J
Naval War Colleges
Assimant Secretary of the Navy
C SB Sperry
Army War College
United States
France
Russia
Germany
Japan
General Staff
Army
Waar A Mann
G E Harrington
J. Tees
Weaver-Led Vote Kills City Gas Works Extension
Philadelphia leaders withdrew the seventy five year extension ordinance with United Gas Improvement Company for 25 million dollars. Mayor Weaver confirmed four appointments to safety and public works, and pressed for a tax rate debate while promising to elevate Philadelphia among world cities. He called for a full audit of the gas deal before any city retakes the works and invited public input in the new fiscal plans.
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Philadelphia
United Gans Improvement Company
Belact Council
Col
Sheldon Potter
A. Lincoln Acker
Municipal Legislacora
Glau
Common Council
Alexander Dehayen
Finangs Conmittes
Weaver
City Comptroller
John Walton
United Gas Improvement Company
Cloose
OFFICERS TO BE RELIEVED IN NAVY VACANCIES YEAR
A naval board appointed yesterday will retire about fifty officers under the performer act. Twenty volunteers have applied for retirement, with five captains, four commanders, four lieutenant commanders, and two lieutenants to be retired compulsorily. Under AG interpretation, about fifty vacancies should be created, but only fifteen retirements are compulsory and volunteers are insufficient, so full vacancies cannot be created this year.
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Naval Board
Bands
Davis
Thomas
Snow
Brownson
Plunklett
Military leave and unit transfers announced for army officers
Orders to army officers grant leave of absence for ten days for Lieut John A Murtagh and five days for Second Lieut Donald C Cubbison, seven days for Second Lieut Donald C McDonald, and leave through June 26 for Second Lieut William F Peardon. Dwight B Lawton transferred from Company M to another company. Capt James A Shipton ordered to Fort Williams for inspection of unserviceable property. Movements of naval vessels list arrivals and sails including Potomac at Guantanamo and Galveston to Tampin, with Leon and Mortoly noted.
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Guantanamo
Galveston
Provinestown
Tampkinayilla
Leon
Guantename
Mortoly
Boston Golden Coffee Package Ad
Pure coffee successfully blended freshly roasted put up in an airtight package is called Boston Golden. 25c a pound package. The package is not expensive you pay for coffee and get coffee not tin and fancy labels. Humphrey Coffee and Tea Co New York.
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Humphrey Coffee and Tea Co
New York
Opening of the Lewis and Clark Exposition in 1905
President Roosevelt declares the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition formally open and receives a telegram from President Goode praising the grounds and exhibits. The reception features diplomats including Baron des Planches, the Italian and Brazilian ambassadors, and the Japanese minister Takahira, with Roosevelt and Goode exchanging greetings amid a vast international crowd.
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Roosevelt
United Aiaee
Goode
Algal
Lewis and Clark Sam
Plorera
Myest
Mr. Roosevelt
Baron Mayor Des Planches
Sdipa
Count Cassini
Baroness Des Planches
Brazil
Senor Nebuco
Takahira
Portland Exposition Opens With Elaborate Ceremonies
In Portland Oregon June 1 President Roosevelt signaled the opening of the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition, honoring Meriwether Lewis and William Clark. Vice President Fairbanks, Speaker Cannon, Senator Clark, and Gov Chamberlain addressed crowds as a grand military parade of 4000 marched to the fair grounds. President Goode welcomed attendees after a religious blessing and a drumbeat march titled Imperial Oregon.
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Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Merriwether Lewis
William Clark
Oregon Country
Fairbanks
Joseph G Cannon
House of Representatives
Clark
Wyoming
Tawney
Minnesota
H A Taylor
Treasury Department
Guv Chamberlain
Oregon
Mayor Williams
Goode
America
Congressional Party
California
Idaho
United States
Lewis and Clark Fair Grounds
E. J. Brewer
Fourth
United States Cavalry
Fourth Cavalry Band
Fourth United States Cavalry
President Good
Fourth Cavalry
Sebers
Fair Corporation
Fourteenth United States ' Infantry
Eighth Battery
Artilery
USA
Blue Jackets
United States Revenue Cutter
McCulloch
National Guard of
New York State Building
Eaplanade
Lake Front
H. W. Goode
David H Moore
Methodisat Episcopal Church
President Goode
Imperial
Innes
Capts
Lewis and Clark
George Chamberlain
Lewis and Clark Corporation
Jefferson Myers
Lewis
Lewiston Clark Exposition Opening Honors Oregon Leaders
The Oregon centennial commission and Portland dignitaries, led by Mayor George H. Williams, receive applause as Hon Clarence D Clark of Wyoming and Hon James A. Tawney offer felicitations. Vice President Charles W Fairbanks delivers remarks praising explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, the Panama Canal dream, and American progress shaping the Pacific era.
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George H Williams
Porthind
Clarence D Clark
Wyoming
United States Senate
James A. Tawney
Clark
Federal House of Representatives
United States
H A Taylor
the Treasury
Charles W Fairbanks
Els
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Lewia and Clark Exposition
Missouri
Rocky Mountains
Padule
Terra Tecognita
Meriwether Lews
Jefferson
William Clark
George Rogers Clack
Lowle
Clerk
Army of Peace
Louistang Purchase
Toomas Jeffarcon
Wiliam McKinley
Wail
Hawaii
Orient
Philippines
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Trade expansion and Pacific role urged by Speaker Cannon
The speech exhorts expanding U.S. trade with the Orient while protecting home markets, studying Eastern tastes, and using peaceful means. It notes the Pacific slope's rising importance and recalls earlier exploration, urging national unity and commercial strength amid global conflict. The event includes remarks at the exposition with music, then a reception and dinner at the New York State Building.
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Panama Canal
Rooenvelt
United States
Portland
Pacifi
Atlantic Seaboard
Europe
Cestatn
Coama
Alaska
Far East
Pacific
Orient
Oriental
Cannon
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Columbia
Mississippi River
Atlantic
New York State
New Yorktate
Exposition Directorate
New York Building
Naval Academy to receive trophy for museum display
Special to The Washington Post Annapolis Md June 1 The Naval Academy will soon place the searchlight of the Maria Theresa cruiser captured from Spain in its war relics museum The big electric light currently at Nor will be shipped to the academy for display in the museum Also note unrelated Asheville conference and Southern Highway ticket sale dates and fares with final limit June 28 1965
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Washington Post
Annapolia
Naval Academy
Maria Theresa
Spain
Nor
Academy
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T. MC
Asheville
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