Fire bill passes with few amendments in Sunday closing measure
The House approved the fire department reorganization with modest changes, outlining pay raises for captains to 1400 and other ranks, plus new clerical and supervisory posts. A Sunday closing law, employment agency regulation, and railroad completion extensions were also enacted, along with uniform building rules and an anti usury measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railroad
Tillman's New Envoy Seeks Pardon for Navy Deserter
Fortner a Pickens County boy enlisted in the navy in 1903 to pursue religious aims but deserted after a short period. He became a Furman student and has remained in prison since. Senator Tillman appealed to President Roosevelt via Senator Gallinger, seeking clemency after Fortner faces desertion trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Roosevelt
Navy
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Representative Johnson
South Carolina
Matthews Fortner
Pickens
Fortner
Lancaster
Furman University
Greenville
Thiman
Agreement on Statehood Ends Six Years of Fight
Banner reports Carter compromise unites Oklahoma and Indian Territory as one state while Arizona and New Mexico gain a vote on unity. The plan reopens the conference report and seeks an amended bill, with elections to form a constitutional convention and a statewide referendum on statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Senate
House
Burrows
Carter
ATI
Iona
Tao
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Senate passes bills creating Port Arthur Texas port of entry
The Senate approved measures making Port Arthur Texas a port of entry and transferring collector powers to Sabine Pass deputy. also amends bankruptcy law, and allows subdivision of lands under the reclamation act. plans a fish cultural station on St Johns River Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Port Arthur
Tex
Sabine Pass
Sabine District
St. Johns River
Florida
William Pinkney Whyte Returns to Senate After 25 Years
William Pinkney Whyte, eighty two, was sworn into the Senate for Maryland by Vice President Fairbanks at 12 05 PM. He sits between Clarke of Arkansas and Overman of North Carolina, recalling colleagues from 1889 and sharing memories of Morton Wade and Conkling as he noted the passing years and celebrated the day with friends and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pinkney
Whyte
Senate
Maryland
Arthur Pue Gorman
Gorman
Fine’ and Statesman
Gay
Warfield
Baltimore
Senator Morgan
Senator Pettus
Fairbanks
Rayner
Clarke
Arkansas
Overman
North Carolina
Senator Tellier
John B. Henderson
Missouri
Washington
Senator Whyte
Nke Oliver P. Morton
Indiana
Ben Wade
Jom Shirman
Ohio
Roscoe Conkling
New York
Carl Schurz
Gen. Cockrell
Daniell. Vaorees
Watson bill to pay president’s fare in House
Watson introduces a bill to appropriate 25000 dollars annually for the president’s fare. The measure was struck out in the House on a point of order raised by Mr. Williams. It is expected the bill will be reported from the Committee on Appropriations soon and passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
New York
Madden
Chicago
Campbell
Kansas
Tee
Appropriations Committee
House
House District Committee
Senate
Senate District Committee
Anki
Bartholdt
Landis
Washington and Western Maryland Railroad Company
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Morrell
Georgetown
Union Station
Baltimore and Onto
Sixth Street
Center Eckington
Y. Street
Fifth Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Road
U Street
First
Second Streets
Chief of Engineers
Babcock
Watson
Williams
Committee On Appropriations
No Money for Soldiers' Graves in Foreign Lands
During debate on the sundry civil appropriation bill Gen Keifer offered an amendment to add four thousand dollars to fund the Santiago Monument Commission for marking graves of U S soldiers in Cuba and China. The amendment faced opposition from Tawney and others and was defeated by 41 to 7. It was noted that nine thousand dollars had been appropriated for the work the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keifer
Santiago
June Week at Annapolis Opens with Naval Review
The Naval Academy board of visitors opened the annual examination day with a grounds inspection and midshipman review. A portrait by Cecilia Beaux of John Paul was presented by Col. Lauchheimer on behalf of the graduating class, and Secretary Bonaparte accepted the gift for the Navy. The board's evening event honored the visitors with a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Academy
Corps of Midshipmen
John Paul
James
Cecilia, Beaux
Ol. Lauchheimer
Marine Corps
Navy
Charles J. Bonaparte
United States
Charles Dick
Ohio
Alexander M. Paterson
Colorado
Connecticut
Ernest W. Roberts
Massachusetts
Alexander W. Gregg
Texas
Alfred M. Scales
North Carolina
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Charles ¥. Brooker
A. Woodruff
California
George P. Blow
Strathearne Hendrie
Michigan
Frank J. Sprague
New York
Board of Visitors
Rear Admiral Hunker Placed On Retired List At Age Limit
Rear Admiral John J. Hunker, recently promoted to his current rank, was placed on the retired list yesterday due to age but will continue present duties at the Naval War College Newport R I. A Pennsylvania native, he entered service in 1892 and has forty years of total service with over twenty three years at sea, an exceptional record among peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunker
John J. Hunker
Lst
Naval War College
Newport
Pennsylvania
Hevy
Navy
Army Orders and Personnel Moves Across Departments
Military notices detail Lieut. Col Alexander B. Dyer being detailed as military secretary in Vancouver Barracks Washington, with various recruiting and staff transfers including Lieut. Col Laurence Halstead and Capt Leo Foster. Retirement of Brig. Gen McClellan announced. naval officer promotions and retirements listed. preliminary notes on state rifle teams for a national school shoot and the death of Lieut. Commander Charles W. Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander B. Dyer
Artillery Corps
Oliver BE
Weod
Department of the Columbia
Dyer
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Travpl
Laurence Halstead
Huntington
W. Va
Loules
Thirteenth Infantry
Oficer
Hantingtono
Inez
Leo F. Foster
Artillery Corba
Greaney
Foster Wit Ramain
Fort, Monras
Artiery School
Jon McClellan
MecClelten
Prograd Ag
Oliver
the War, Department
Adjutant Generals
Sen. Grit
N. J
Washington High School graduation lineup listed in detail
The Washington high schools plan commencement exercises within ten days with a large list of graduates from Central Eastern and Western high schools. The Central list includes many names. Eastern and Western also prepare ceremonies at Convention Hall and at Franklin School for a later date. The program planning notes possible changes to the graduate roster and places and times for the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Normal School
Franklin School
Exerciention
Normal School No. 1 Programme and Exercises
Normal School No. 1 holds commencement exercises at the Brank-Jin School on Tuesday June 19 at 10 0. The event features the Spirit of Spring with addresses by C B fich and other officials. Diplomas will be awarded to graduates listed with names and addresses. Sixty two candidates for the paraiat course in grade work and six for Kindergarten work are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrank- Jin
Lassen
C. B
Mandel
Chnecker
Alee Holastoy
Tr Gorden
Education
Tissioner Macfarland
Selden
M. Ely
Richard Kings
V. Theiplomas
No. Sowers
Constance A Bacinus
Brookland Lacket “Dykes
Friurteemti
Streati
Annette Emory
Gerreiin B. Balletoh
Vai
Wrrestes Lorena
Garrison
S Lanse
Gove
Newton St Pet
Haake
Lertharest
Isabel Margit
Clara
Alrect
Marihwest
Kalie
Monrad
Amacentia
Merle B
Teicher
Rhode
Selend
Wagher
Miath Street
Florenee Walker
Clarence W. ‘Grey
Alesse
Hejen See
Straet Matentemst
Executive Committees Run Schools Incomplete Program
Executive committees in charge of exercises for Gen trel, Eastern and Western schools report the programme of exercises not completed. Central High School members include Roger Ward Faine, Cortine Elizabeth Breckett, Huth Worden, Harrison Barna, Ridney Bolote, Ethel Cooke, Florence Day, Mildred Harnest, Hattye FitzGerald, John Goodwin Herndon, Richard Taylor McKnew, Dora Evelyn Morris, Father Price Gett, Henry Betley Wardeman. Baalern High School roster features Samuel Bejan, Ada Hume Williams, Rebecca Ladd, Leonard Buckland Ransom, May Edwards, Arthur Thompson, Miriam Hughes Selab, Ureo Gamitin Yorks. Wautama High School includes George J. Harrison, Catherine Alvord, Kate Du Bee, Nell Fioch, Feald Holden, Robert Phelan, Gristar Worthington, Mildred Waewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ust
Gentral High School
Levietts
Ruth Alden
Moriéa Jophins Armstrong
Grace Indns Batchelor
Mabel Alfred ‘Bennett
Grico
Elizabeth” Birgfeld
Cassia
Marlo Blacksides
Matis Bontz
Evelyn Lawrence
Hocth
Corinne Elizabeth Brett
Ethel Browne
Haerrlet Bnen Bundick
Sue Carter Burrows
Carl Louiss
Bunhby
Lacie Howard Dutcher
Race
Margeret Carroll
Anna ‘Belmont Chemblin
Linda Lee Clift
Marguerite Buxtoss Cobb
Louisa’ Cogging
Marguerits Harmon
Connally
Ethel
Louise Codke
Rena Myrila Davis
Florence, Day
Rebekeh
Lestar de Lashmutt
Mildred Earnest
Louise End
Ella Frances Hopkins
Amy
Humeston
Wilette
Mario Johnson
Maude Melle Mae Kennedy
Genevieve Kinnear
Alice Fadora Kinsley
Sarah Lawton
Helen Louies
Cembridge
Rose Gertrude Marsden
Agnes
Virginia Bertin
Rose Gertrude Mayer
Florence Ethel
Milliken
Natasia Victorovna Mindeleft
Panla
Amanda’. Moorman
Dora
Evelyn Morris
Grice
Moser
Marguerite Campbell Munn
Henrietta Law
Sam Noriond
Laura Kersey Pollock
Erone Nelle
Richardson
Helen Worth ‘Roberts
Laird
Richardaon Russell
Emma Marie -Schafer
Jessie Lydia J Sobreo
Helen
Barbara Scutforte
Louise Irene SenWerie
Nellie Shator
Fannie
Elizabeth Sareve
Esther Price Swett
Margaret’ Bardolph
Taylor
Barth
Antoinette Tletjon
Eleanor Montague
Tray ” Tor
Grace’ Marie Walters
Minzie
Margerat “Wat-" Kine
Nannie
David Wells
Margaret Etchison Walsh
Naomi
Wiggina
Ruth
Wilson
Ruth’ Warren
Mary Jane
Wright
Ind
Paulloe Hhicebbth
Zeh
Harrieon Hawaerd Barringer
Albert Sidney’ Bolete
James Hvera
Otto Schrether
John
Hervey Sharman
Frank Seymour
Smith
Clarence Jtrome - Spiker
Earry
Ralph Standiford
Edward Stelie
Fred Clute
Wallace
John Henry Wiggins
Houston Wilts
Gear Edward Wilson
Geamme Huston Wilaoy
Williem
Richard Woodward
Henry
Bailey Wildelmin
Alexander"Stuard
Young
Litly
Betty Burwell
Nicholson
Warslet
Louise
Brisn
Margaret Gyrigs’ Parkham
Margaret Mary Plant
Josephine’ Martin "Revi Ealth Presley Bbiey
Blefe
Elizabeth Tayman
Elizabeth Fortune
True
Dorothy Howard Wagner
Marguerite T. Wiegant
Edn
Mildred Yaeger
David Alphonse
Baer
William
Join Bland
Keys’ Slaughter’ Bradford
Central High School
Roger Warde Faine
Cortine Elizabeth
Breckett
Huth Worden
Harrison Edward Barmaser
Consurers
Ridney Albert
Bolote
Ethel Loulza ‘Cooke
Plorence
Plorence’'’Day, Mildred . Harnest,’ Hattyereta FitzGerald
John Goodwin Herndon
Richard /eylor McKnew
Dora Evelyn
Morris
Price ‘Gett
Henry Betley Wardeman
Ureo ‘Gamitin Yorks
Wautarn High School
George J
Harrison
Grast
Catherine Alvord
Kate, du Bee
Nell G. Fioch
Tressurer
Feald Holden
Robert E. Phelan
Gristar
McKinley graduates many named students in multi year program
The McKinley school lists numerous graduates across four year and two year courses. Names include Charles Rosa Chester Caywood Bruce Cleveland Howard George Collins Francis Dier John Fanton Davis Garrett James Garvey Charles Howland Nobla Danforth Joseph Law Henry Sumner Eugene Leger William Lewis Francis Smith Frances Fisher Flora Graeves Elisabeth Grigsby Hazel Hodges Eleanor Jansén Mary Yeatman and many more. The roster shows a broad cohort finishing extended study with varied surnames and given names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Mantal ‘Tring Sengor
Charles Frederick Rosa
Charles " Chester Caywood
Bruce Cleveland
Howard Ever Tead
George Cornelius Collins
Lews Henry
Cra
Robert
Francis Dier
John Wycoy
Fanton
Cipa
Davis’ Garrett
James
Francs Garvey
Metchides
Charles Alpha Howland
Nobla Danforth
Larner
Joseph Edward’ Law
Henry Sumner
Les Due
Eugene Freeman Leger
William” Lewis
Francis. Smith
Mei Joh
Fraderick’ Mattern
John. Crosby
McCarthy
Henry
Bernard “Myers
James Francis Pierce
Theadore J
Phaper
Arthur Rottman
John’ B. Simpson
Horle “Yast Smith
Whitlow
Ulysses Bremberg
Wiktlay
Buenenan Sivan
Vernon Palmer Turmburkl
George Pelham’ Walton
Earl Harper Warren
Edward Wallace Wireman
Bardassah Backus
Charlene Colburn Growns
Edna’ Eugenié -Dent
Seery
Elizabeth Duehoy
Jessie Claire Fisher
Rey Fisher
Flora Genss
Vera Melissa Graeves
Elisabeth Grigsby
Hazel Haines
Lelie Bailey Herdell
Aurora-May Hodges
Leuisy
Christine More Iand
Vera Caroline Sple Beith
Eleanor Jansén
Mary Price Yeatman
Courine
Clerenca Abbert Bundick
Att Ian Ruckwood Dankin
George Closed’ DeNeals
Gariston
Ula Rdwands
Jay Stuart Fiteman
Walter’ Gartside Jones
Howard
Gustav Rueesal
Cymus Mants
Henry Arthur Nelson
Prederick Norris
Velmman
Gedree Edward Rohyman
Willam Henry Tea
High School Graduation Training Event Acknowledged
A historical school page notes a forthcoming graduation ceremony with a list of graduates and staff members. The diploma presentation is planned under a commission, with multiple names including Elizabeth Quander Florence Gott and Ethel Storum among those recognized. The event is to be held at a convention hall with sessions led by Dr. Ws Sockeye Tine and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Armstrong Mazual
Sthoolyread Mermal
Corvention
Ws Sockeye
Comunidsfonte
Mac Solsherd
Henry’ Astiton
Albert Robert Dyson
Vernett Green
West A = Uton
Alvert
Gersiett
Elles. Shippen
Ethel Beatrice ‘Storum
Mailie ‘Louist Tancil
Fanette Edna “Weltie" Aurdsta
Washing
Large list of names and school officers from Washington
Readable fragments present names of Corinne Whesler Anna Worm Martha Beverly and many others tied to various schools in Washington. The article lists class officers at Washington Normal No 2 M Street High School and Armstrong Manual Training School and notes an amendment allowing retirement officers to join the International Waterways Commission with Col Ernst to be retained by the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Ernst
Harricon
T War
Frisco Delegation Seeks Aid From Congress
A San Francisco delegation arrived to urge Congress and Secretary Shaw to aid the stricken city. They ask a $10,000 Red Cross loan to build housing for workers, to be repaid later, and support for accepting $12,090,000 in city bonds as a basis for currency issues by National Banks in San Francisco. The group includes Judge W. W. Morrow, Franklin K. Lane, Dr B T Devine, and W J Bartnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
San Francisco
Shaw
Red Cross
Red Cross Society
National Banks of
W. W. Morrow
Franklin K. Lane
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thomas Ma
B. T. Devine
W. J. Bartnett
Western Pacific
Labor's Issue With Band At Central Labor Union
The Central Labor Union postponed the Ellevance committee report on the Naval Gun Factory band controversy after a two hour session. A motion to defer the hearing until the next regular meeting was adopted amid discussion of the union’s fairness and relations. Mrs Gitterman spoke on old labor and the employment agency bill, which had cleared the House. Garbage workers’ strike matters were also discussed at Typographical Temple 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Gitterman
Woman's Educational League
House of Representatives
Wang
Wonderful Cure by Cuticura Remedies
Mrs Maggie Bill of Stevens Mason County West Virginia states that her husband and five children suffered eczema for two years. After trying home remedies and two doctors with no relief, they used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills costing $1.00 and reportedly saw cures, with scars remaining on two children. Letter dated January 12 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie
Maggie Bill
Stevens
Mason Co
W. Va
Cuticura Blessed by Parents for Skin Ailments
The article extols Cuticura products as a blessing for infants and children, easing birth humors milk crust rashes and scalp issues. It highlights relief for worn out parents and claims guaranteed purity with advertisements for Soap and Ointment and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heston Ben Graey
Gial
Drogen ‘Potter
Chena. Corp
Sole
Sovam
Manet
Bree
Hig Co Gare
Brey Hameo
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Distriet
Philadelphia
Nicola Maxino
John C. Rives
Douglas Street
Clifton Street
Kalarama
Avenue Northwest
Tillman's New
Senator Gallinger
White House
Tez
William Pinkney Whyte
Mr. Whyte
Richard B
Nixon
Nick
Seoon
H. B. McDonald
McDonald
Benjamin FP. Wade
Alder McDonald
Ofaryland
Judge Wade
W. J
Sherman
Senator Rayner
Chamber
Bonaparte
ARMY
Ramtfi J. Id. Hunker
D. N.’ Sarpenter
Seattle
Cormmander
E. &. Curtis
Camp Harrington
Willamsburg
Blakely
Porter
Rodgers
Norfolk
Tacoma
Potomac
League Toland
Mzsour
Boston
Choctaw
Osceola
Key West
Columbia
Colon
Engle
Guantanamo
Cleveland
Annepolis
Maine
Kats
Nagasaki
Raleizh
Tracy
Navy Department
Charles, W. Tracy
U.S. Nii
Mass
Ranadeous
Henry L. Westy
Tut
aGuiren
Mercre
Bears
Castoria
Corinne Whesler
Anna Louise Worm
Sirset High School
Martha Mélicia Beverly Caroline Bagdaie Blackville
Grace Adelaide Brown
Imogéne Rhode Clarkston
Alverth Buinore Carter
Cordelia
Mary “Derit
Alice
Mabel Diggs
Heretie Butler
Dodson
Martha
Eltesbeth Dondho
Derris Eveline’ Dyson
Mary Lois
Ferguson
Julia Ann Foley
Pansy Rachelle
Gaskins
Mizala
Pauline Gratiem
Maggie
Yéress
Graves
France
Willard Hall
Artenoy
Gilmore Harris
Aigusts
Stewart
Catie 'Soulas “Stovall
Mabel Eizabeth
Spann
Wilzebeth Ball
Tancl
Ostterliid Loied Waddieton
Jeannette Elizabeth Wegley
Lavkora
Lewis
West
Rosettle
Harper Wiklnson
Hea Belle 'Wikerson
Louise’ Batelte
Clare
Romainé Wilson
Laura “Jones
Zelnes Comelta Wending
Robert Anna Brows
Henry Alexander
Clay
Harry Alfred Dprson
Jobh Andrew Gordon
Harold Appoles
Tatley
Robert Holmes
Samien Irving Minot
Charles Atthur
Robinson
Sevelion Dayla Savoy
Welter Carson -Simmons
Allen Robert Taylor
Henrys Willems
Thomas Sylvester Villa
Armstrong Manual Training School
Robert Anderson
Ollie May Cgover
Balen Wigan Costin
Arthur” Mrok
Carter, Bagele
Rebecca Dorsey
Luelle Cleminting -Petch
Sharel“Almedo Graham
Thomas Joseph Greene
Babel
Louise Greene
Rosa
Lee Gaskins
Blanche
Jennette Groan
Gertrude Frances ‘Herriet
Willian
Augustes Henderson
Quaester
Raynor Jackson
Edward
Prinktin’ Jackson
Stacy Henry Jackson
Cleveland' Wemons
Anna
Elisa Lee
Harriet ‘Anne, Miller
Warthd Arnette’ Madden
Benjamin Sencer
Maré Amanda
Catherine Newman
Ma ‘Fraines Neyman
Elijah Glen
Oisie Viola -Parkey
Ena'jordene Reve
Jonoph Wile Robinson
Aualy’ Rebacca *Sewall
Harry Soloman Seymoure
iGusgle
Geryyuda Smith
Heren
Sretta
Washingt
Evelyn al ‘Addision
Roche
Levinla
Anderson
Norma Edbeth Boyd
Carrie Phorpton’.Folson
Clara Annie Green
Thomas Meery
Greene
Francis Anthony Gay
Beatriz
Gertrsite Howell
Charlee
Willi Heiletorks
Willam Ajonza ‘Henderson
Harriet Elizabeth Lewis
Geneva
Jatkaun
Janetta Alexander McFirey
Borletta
May" Ress
Bron Francis Smith
Leleti- Viton
Gerlek’ Talkers
Amandé Marie Thomas
Eve Betensaylot
Irene Grace Tyler
Alys Béith Wynfama
Roberts
Simmie Rhymer Hier
Tota Cocela Jeffferman
Lotte Espthdsa Johnson
Mary Theresa’ Keith
Com
Estelle Newmann
Judith -Marguret Newman
Marthe
Bes
Neviman
Lottie Penn
Mary V Edith
Russell
Betelle
Miléréda
Robinsonside
Jane Robinson
Ahyilis
George Anna Sedgwick
Sogle
Francie Bieunes
Sta
Catherine
M Street High School
Jenn Williams
Carrie’ Sagwden
Calista Shevantty
James, Miron
R Armstrong Manual
Henderson
Willa
Alanzy Henderson
Harrietta May Tous
Nellia Plummer Brown
Vic Prsident
Clara Imupe Riley
Seen
District of Columbia
Wherry
Alberc
W. EB. Burghardt du Bois
Atlanti University
Tohent
Ayerd
W. S. Montgomery
Plemas
Ohn Biddle
Colompis
Muareh
Forewerl
Seoveon
Drugeists
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