Secretary of the Navy Orders Stir Conflict in Navy Circles
A long report recalls a controversial order attributed to Secretary Bona parte banning Japanese from American warships absent naturalization or sworn statements. The tale features indignant wives, a letter from Commodore Fyffe, and questions about naval staffing, foreigners, and policy amid broader naval debates.
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Naty Chandler
Oteers
Ives
Fyffe
Navy
New Yorkness
Bonaparte
Baron Takaki
Ins
Ife
America
Cate Pot
Ameries
Amerie
Rama and Will in Oriental Philosophy Club Talks
In a Washington lecture series at 1413 Q Street NW the class on Oriental Philosophy and Comparative Religion discussed Rama as the first Nirmanakaya and the theme no Man of Will for the upcoming session. Miss Mars land cited two rival inner powers and urged combining reflection with action to avoid a life ruled by impulse. The Amphion Glee Club held its fifteenth annual meeting electing officers J. H. Washington president and others. reports were read and outings planned. The Mite Society of Gorsuch M E Church held a Monday social with a varied attendance and a musical program followed by refreshments. The Monday Evening Club elected officers and discussed the Thirty-Third Annual Conference of Charities and Corrections and related juvenile and family work.
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War Department
Sea Girt
Berto Tucco
Hawaii
Philippines
Asiatic
United States
Utants
Marsland
District of Columbia
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
North
South
Carolna
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Kentucky
Alabama
Tennessee
Ang
National Guard
Thega
National Boar
Atton
Hig
Q Street Northwest
Ren
Amphion Glee Club
J. H. Washington
B. Walker
Charles BE. Lewis
Charles A. Champ
T. Hardy
Abraran
J. Henry Lewis
A. Randolph
C. S. Beale
H. J. Nelson
William R. Richards
J. ¥. Alston
T Ta Jones
R. W. Smoot
Maj
Cnaries R. Douglass
E. W. 5. Tampton
William T. Vernon
Mite Society
Gorsuch M. E
William L. Lynn
Ernest H. Pullman
Charles W. Fitton
Eugene
Hamby
Joseph R. Hunt
William R. Hunt
H. Sherwood
Allan F. Poore
Edward R. van Horn
W. S. Lynn
G. Z. Caligan
J. H. Goodrich
Roame
Kienly
J. F. Akers
Cora Fitton
Elsie Foulkes
Elsie
Rath Fitton
Walter Bliift
Henry Kienly
Roy Foulkes
Monday Tvending Club
L. F. Zinkhan
Washington Asylum
Charles W Skinner
Mary C. Huge
Charles D. Mer- Win
Annie M. Presott
Adeline Rochefort
Man
Man. Giles Rafter, Treasurer, and George S.whison, John Dovelas, Pitman Mann
Aliss H. Ida Cugry
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Mann
Zed H. Copp
Miss Curry
George S. Wilson
In His Own Net. From the Philageypaia eyes
A clipped dialogue notes a cigar man who denied smoking yet admits it, recounting a past claim of abstinence before he began to advertise. The fragment hints at self-promotion and public image shaping within the industry.
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Philageypaia
Gash in Dead Letters and Rural Box Debate
The Dead Letter Office reports over 35 000 pieces in May with 125 018 returned to senders and 3 187 51 in money found. Rural delivery patrons may supply weatherproof non patented boxes while keeping roads in condition. Kentucky’s Great Family Gathering promotes a Kentucky homecoming with 50 900 names on file and hope to reach 100 000.
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Post Office Department
Civil Service Commission
Kentucky
FR. E. Hughes
Lestie
New England
Louisville Commercial Club
Great West
Alleghenies
West
Union
Miesour
Blue Grass
Kansas
United States
Cullom
Ilinois
Pyles
Washington
Clays
Crittendens
Breckinridges
Lincolin
Davis Kentucky
South
Fragmentary Detroit notice on found money dispute
A fragmented Detroit newspaper fragment quotes a brief exchange about finding money. The readable lines include an assertion of finding money and a response confirming finding three items, with no clear context or full details.
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Detroit
Carpet Cleaning Service Promises Faultless Work
A local carpet cleaning plant touts its modern facilities after a winter overhaul. It guarantees faultless results, claims to lift dirt and brighten colors without damaging fibers, offers pickup and delivery, and can relocate carpets or store them over the summer.
Mattress Renovation at Local Bedding Factory
The district's largest bedding factory offers remade mattresses and spring beds using carding curling and sterilizing hair machines. They restoration mattresses to like new, weave steel wire for beds, restretch and repair, with factory prices offering about 30 percent savings and estimates available.
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Newberry
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Roosevelt
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Royal Engineers
Royal Garrison Artillery
F. P. Fremont
Fifth Infantry
Flattsburg Barracks
Pathfinder
John C. Fremont
New York
Fremont
Grant
Governors Island
A. T. Mahan
English National Review
Mahan
Naval Intelligence
Britain
Pranur
Hult
United Btatfs
Japan
Hl Bult
Uraly
Austria
Russia
Italy
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France
Ruse
Great Britain
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Marnes
Frederic , Nichol
United States Army
Dorchester
Mass
Nichol
Fourteenth Infantry
Missouri
First Artillery
Nichols
Twenty-fifth Missouri Infantry
Missouri Engineers
United, States Veteran Infantry
Leutenant Crmel
Bucklen
Arnica
All Drugglaia
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T. T. Keane CO
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Miles
A. D. Lamm
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Heurich Brewing
Thess
Maerzen
Senate
Liege
Rhone West
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F St. N.W
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Castelliers
Penna. Ave
Opticians
OLD Colony CO
H Street
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