Naval Academy Hosts Visitors During June Week Parade
At Annapolis June week opens with a full parade on the academy parade ground for the board of visitors led by Admiral Sands. Russian attaches observed as midshipmen in blue and gold lace perform seaman ship demonstrations, color transfers occur, and an official reception concludes the day.
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Army Orders Detainment and Officer Assignments 1907
First agent Samuel Frankenberger detained to attend the Connecticut militia encampment July 22 to 27 1907. Assignments list officers to departments with transfers in Coast Artillery Corps and special orders revoked for Capt George Blakey. Naval vessel movements include multiple ships arriving and sailing to ports and stations.
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Fourth Infantry
National Guard of Pennsylvania
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Thirtieth Infantry
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William R Bettison
Davis
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National Coast Defense Board
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Fort Terry
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Harry A Eaton
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Convallis
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Governors Island
Wood Falls Quartermaster
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Newport News
Edward Shuttleworth
Gen Thomas Ruger Dead Former Georgia Governor
Gen Thomas H Ruger A S A retired died at his Stamford home after illness starting from heart failure. He survived by his wife and two daughters and may be buried at West Point. Ruger served as brigadier and major general, was military governor of Georgia in 1868, superintendent at West Point 1871–76, and commanded the Department of the South before retiring in 1890.
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Engineer Corps
Janesville
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Rappahannock
New York City
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Department of the South
McNally Trial Record at Camp Wallace Acquittal
Capt Reginald E McNally of the Highth Cavalry faced a court martial for conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman amid disturbances with Lieut Col Charles G Ayres at Camp Wallace San Fernando Union P L He pleaded not guilty and was honorably acquitted by the court and Maj Gen Weston approved the finding The War Department reports this is the only court martial case at Fort Wallace known at this time
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Highth Cavalry
Charles G. Ayres
Fourteenth Cavalry
Camp Wallace
San Fernando Union
P. L
McNally
San Fernando
Weston
Department of Luzon
Fort Wallace
War Department
Torpedo Boat Tests Ended at Newport Reports
Captain Adolf Marix, head of the Newport board testing submarine torpedo boats, has arrived in Washington and said tests are concluded. The Navy Department will act on proposals for building several vessels under the latest naval appropriation act after the board’s report.
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Newport
Adolf Marix
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Summer Session Outlined at Naval War College
Newport Rhode Island June 3 The annual summer conference at the naval war college opened today with officers from both services attending Rear Admiral J P Merrill president outlined the course for the session The battleship New Jersey arrived at Bradford today and will be followed later by the Rhode Island which will receive a silver service from Rhode Island and the Providence Plantations
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Newport
Naval War College
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College
New Jersey
Bradford
Rhode Island
Providence Plantations
Pendleton in Command at League Island Navy Yard
Captain Edwin C Pendleton assumes duties as commandant of League Island Navy Yard Philadelphia succeeding Rear Admiral Tilley who died in March. The Navy announces officer transfers including Lieuts Bingham Wyman Hanrahan and others to ships and duties, with appointments to the Bureau of Ordnance and Navy Yard postings.
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League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Edwin C Pendleton
Missouri
D C Bingham
Tennessee
DL ‘Wyman
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Tacoma
New York
D C Hanrahan
Wall
Stockton
Hull
WN Jeffert
Natal Academy
Alabama
Wo K Riddle
Rhode Island
Maine
W G Mitchell
H E Cook
Lowisiana
A W Johnson
Lieut le Wallace
Navy
E Golby
H A Wise, Jr
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C A. Harrington
T J Hurd
Navy Yard
Washington
Portland boys sentenced for steamship messenger robbery
In Portland, Maine on June 3 the Superior Court sentenced Edward J. Owen and John Quinn to ten years at hard labor in the state prison for holding up and robbing a steamship messenger of 1493 dollars. The pair fled to Chicago after the crime but were captured following a long chase.
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Edward J. Owen
John Quinn
Chicago
Milburn Buys Lot for Home on Wyoming Avenue
Milburn purchases a lot from Stone and Fairfax real estate on the Seymour estate. The parcel fronts 60 feet along Wyoming avenue between Migateenth and nineteenth streets with easy access to an alley. Milburn and Washington intend to erect a detached residence on the south side of the street. Lost articles found by The Washington Post.
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James Martin
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Mary Bh.lynham
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Columbia Heights
Hillebert W.thomas
Alice B. Thomas
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Edgar KR Bryant
Harry Rackmil
Margaret V
Julia BF. Hunt
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Thoring
Annie Brown
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Randle Highlands
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Martin Pennella
Dulany
A. Walton Fiem
Jag
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Fifteenth Street
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Charles H Howard
Malorama Heights
John R. Drexel
Margaret G. Parton
Witham Ihnson
John A Gardiner
Cartet
Court of Appeals DC legal assignments for June 4 190T
Court lists equity and circuit court assignments for Tuesday June 4 190T in DC. Attorneys named for Blenkienship vs Cowling and numerous cases across equity and circuit courts, with pending motions, demurrers, judgments, and adoptions of other proceedings. Assignments enumerate specific dockets, parties, and counsel in standard judicial calendar fashion.
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Blenkienship
Cowling
W. R. Ewing
L. T. Evverett
Williamson Va
Chutthins
W. x .Williams
Appellee
Fonter
Fickien Waisite Mutual Lyfe Tasnerance Company
Douglas
Scott Va Herrelt
J. E. Roller
M. Etrasburger
W. Mosby Williams
Irving Wilitaiho
Clark Va
O'Brien
Pabst Brewing Company
Hawin Forrest
Probate and Property Orders in District Court Proceedings
Probate and district court actions include guardianship petitions, estate and trust matters, and real estate dockets across Washington areas such as Pleasant Plains Columbia Heights and Kalorama Heights. Notable items involve guardianship orders, administration petitions, and sales or transfers with multiple trustees and lenders.
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Tarm Lewis
Tormey
Wilam
Denntaon
Adomey
L B
Batate Rueben
Harriay
Dalfver Stock
Storm
Food law friction strains US France labels culture
Negotiations continue over compliance with the American pure food law for canted foods. French exporters face changes to labels regarded as trademarks. Vatican representations are being reviewed by the Agriculture Department with a liberal stance expected. The President announced TH. BK. Wagner as United States attorney for South Dakota, effective July 1 on Senator Gamble’s recommendation.
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Hotel thefts lead to grand jury indictments
Frank Adams and Harry Atwood, arrested weeks ago, indicted for housebreaking and larceny for looting several downtown hotels. They were detained while boarding a train with property identified as others. The grand jury also indicted several others for assault with dangerous weapons and various forms of theft and embezzlement.
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Millan & Smith
Bradley Patterson Tobacco Company
Ve Grox
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Hoover
John ‘Taylor
Dugene Barnes
Ples
Nissol & Foster
Benjamin Johnson
Willem Mason
William Sullivan
Pratt
Frank Pollard
Smith
H H. Harding
Warner Ve Peale
Gtesy
Citizens’ Loan and Trust Company
Birney & Woolard
Ullmer
Tribby
Ben Hopewell
Frank Adams
Harry Atwood
Grand Jury
Cutler Slyé
George Watkins
Samuel Richardson
Alton Henderson
Henry Austin
Edward Smith
William Smith
Mose Johnson
John Taylor
Lonny Griffith
Eugene Barnes
Minnie Dent
William Mason
Waggaman Sued Over Million Dollar Bankrupt Claims
H Hosier Dulany trustee in bankruptcy for R Seaman files in district supreme court against Henry P Seaman brother of bank rupt who is accused of issuing forty two promissory notes totaling 1 107 million and forming a joint account The suit aims to reduce obligations prevent statute of limitations from barring recovery and collect over 1 million dollars
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District Supreme Court
H. Hosier Dulany
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Henry Waggaman
BR. Wagraman
Judge orders Kell to pay costs in divorce suit
Chief Justice Clabaugh of the District Supreme Court ordered James H. Kell to pay the costs of a divorce action filed by Maude F. Kell of 21 Sixth street northeast. Kell is to receive monthly money while proceedings are pending. The suit began on April 1 and a co respondent is named.
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R A. Helektii
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McBrair
Trosteg
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Davia
Bpcimbali
Larner
Postiion
Sullivan
Clarke Howar
Kutoraby
A. Johnson
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Omar
Tn Fe
Rone Rockwell
Edward Va. Kellogg
F . Key Smith
G. W Blankenship
L. T. Everett
J. A Burkart
Kell
Mattingly
Coziale
Howilson
H. W Schon
C. H. Cragin
Bunker, Sphesny & Jogan
Cox Vs. Clark
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B Webb
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R. T Doyle
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Wagner Photo Company
HW Wheatley
Cambridge
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J. B. Taylor
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Wolf & Rosenberg
J J. Darlington
Haldeman
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B & Maloney
L.H Davis
Hurstie Miller
Edwin Forrest
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Ayer
McKinley
Wegenhorst_E L Giles
McKay Company
Buchanan
Pili ‘Walker
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Cunningham
Beyer
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Allah
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District Supreme Court
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Maude F. Kall
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