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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1906

Page

11

Cadets Graduate as West Point Marked by Taft Address

West Point June 12 marked the graduation of the first class and start of leave for the third class. Secretary Taft delivered diplomas and urged cadets to devote their lives to protecting the flag, noting the army is made for war. Cadet Adna R. Chaffee Jr received his diploma from his father.

West Point Nfe Taft Horace Porter Board of Visitors Harold 8. Hetrick Connecticut Corps of Engineers William A. Yonason New York James J. Loying Arkansas Frederick E. Downing Virginia Edmund ©. Daley Massachusetts Henry H Winch Texas Edward BD. Ardery Nevada Frederi E. Ammphrtys Charles H. Rockwell Adna R. Chaffee Senetary Taft iv Chaffee Lewis Henry C. Corbin

Captain Garst Court Martial Guilty Rumor

Rumors circulate that the court martial found Captain Perry Garst guilty on charges tied to the grounding of the Rhode Island. Secretary Bonaparte and court officials will not publicly release findings immediately while Garst's attorneys seek to submit further testimony before any sentence.

Perry Garst Winc Rhode Island Bonaparte Garat Garst

Army Orders From 1908 Excerpts Noted Promotions and Assignments

Military dispatch lists numerous 1908 changes. Lieut Col George Soriven and Capt Thomas Martin receive absences or transfers. Maj Harcy Hallock and others begin new postings, with exams and reports to the Presidio and Academy. Promotions include Edwin Root to major, John Le De Wit to captain, Charles Morton to captain, amid notices of routine encampment, duties, and travel.

George F Soriven Blynel Thomas Martin Artillery Harcy Hallock Sun Cape Frederick Thrapu Eightoroth Infantry Charles A Hunt Twelfth Infantry George Ty Goethals Stult Jobson Tenth Infantry George «Duncan Fourteenth Cavalry Richard M Thotoss Fifteenth Cavalry Harcy L Hawthorne Artillery Corps Petvon John A Lyndeen Presidio San Francisco Gilbert A Lowngberg Englanera Minnesota Fletcher Gardner Bloomingwo Ind Tetter War Department Sam Fi Bottoma Sam F Bottoms Weat Point Teport Parson United States Military Academy Alfred Aice First Infantry Chagrin Falla Ohio Edwin A Root Nineteenth Infantry John le de Wit Ninth Infantry Ila Charles E. Morton

Red tape ensnares Alexander captain after Hongkong collision

The collier Alexander’s captain faced a 20000 claim from the junk owner after striking a Chinese junk in Hongkong harbor. Navy authorities failed to assist until Comptroller Travewell located funds in the Treasury to hire counsel for the captain.

Chinese Harbor Navy Department Alexander Hongkong Jal Sf Department Travewell Treasurs

Cadetship as a Prize Proposed for Washington Cadets

Secretary of War Taft was asked by Commissioner West to propose ways to gain an additional West Point cadetship for the District of Columbia. West suggests using the cadetship as a scholarship for Washington High School Cadets. Officials note it is too late to amend the military appropriation bill this session and Taft will pursue action for next winter. Local educators support the project. currently Washington has one cadet at West Point and two at Annapolis.

Taft Commissioner West West Point District of Columbia Washington High School West Kips Congress Washington

Stars for Midshipmen Not Yet Designated for September Graduation

The Washington Post reports at Annapolis that the Naval Academy will finalize which first class members graduate in September after reviews. Thirteen first-class stars earned averages above threshold. lists include Gardner, Caukey, Lauman, Bodley, Bowden, and others with city affiliations. Fencing, sword drills, and dress parade followed the afternoon panel of activities.

Washington Post Gardner Caukey Detroit Mich Philly G. Lauman Des Moines Iowa John Bathodes West Chester George H. Bowdey Pittsburg Albert Toad South Henson Mass Richard Hill Fort Dodge Garrett L Schuyler New York City James T Gruse Aurora Mebor Felix E Gross Brooklyn Willis W. Bradiex, Jr. Farman Noak Canter L Wright Andrew W Carodlehael Piattaburg N.Y Henry F D. Davi Elko Ney Alexander M. Chariton Omehs Nebr Kirkwood Donavin Columbus Ohio Richmond K. Turner Stockton Cal Arthur JL Lucag Cleveland Ohia Joseph J. Broshek New Bedford Norman RB Venderveer New York Springfield Mays Gaylord Church Mondville Wilami Smith Springheld M J Preston Haines Poehskill Joseph Harris Montigetto Ark Carl P. Jungling Nutehez Misa Board of Visitors

Fleet to Philippines for four months of trials

The fleet corps ready for a four month trial course to test its abilities before dispatch to the Philippines. Plans remain unchanged to reinforce the six torpedo boats already stationed there with boats built at Norfolk.

Phillippines Navy Department Norfolk Philippines

Orders and assignments for naval officers 1906

A series of 1906 orders list Lieut Commander J G Doyle as executive officer aboard the Wardington and Lieut Commander AH Robertson as self for ensuring the vessel when commissioned. Other officers named include Lieut Commander Caldwell as inspector of ordnance works at Cramp & Sons Philadelphia and New York Shipbuilding Camden, with various duties. Also noted are paymasters and storekeepers assigned to naval yards at New York Boston Portmouth and Norfolk, and a note of no shore leave at Colon due to tensions with police and guards of the US cruiser Columbia. Portland mimic war maneuvers continue at Forts Preble and Williams with forces arrayed in hostile camps.

J G Doyle Wardington AH. Robertson Tennesses He Caldwell Wiliam Cramp & Sons Ship and Engine Building Company Neate & Levy Philadelphia New York Shipbuilding Company Camden N. J F T. Arms Navy Yard New York J. Brooks Pugt Sound Wash Ho H Baltle Parkester A. Hovey King Portamouth G W Tracy Brookline Mase Colon Panama United States Columbia Marine Corps Colum: Ve Portland Preble Williams

Flag Day Programs In Public Schools Across District

Public schools plan elaborate Flag Day observances tomorrow with patriotic songs recitations speeches and flag ceremonies. Schools list extensive programs including Brightwood Cheyney and numerous others featuring pupils as principal participants and honors to Old Glory in districtwide celebrations.

Washington Sons of the American Revolution Macfarland

The Fairest Flag That Flies Poem by Beanson

A lyrical ode celebrating the starry flag as a symbol of liberty and divine guidance. It lauds the flag as a beacon over Freedom’s battlements, invoking historic Protestant righteousness and ancestral courage. The piece urges steadfast patriotism and guardianship of national heritage.

Greek Orthodox and German Lutheran Tie in Greek American Wedding

Nicholas Pappsejohn and Helen Mohr plan a June 24 ceremony at 1214 F Street NW with two rites, a Greek Orthodox service and a German Lutheran wedding, officiated by Father Joachim Alexophalus and a Lutheran minister, attended by a large guest list and a wreath-changing ritual.

Ola Greece Young America F Street Nicholas Pappsejohn Helen Mohr Misa Mohr Ia Joachim Alexophalus Washington Davis

Trooper Weds Mabel Perkins in Old St Johns Church

Miss Mabel Perkins married Lieut Francis A. Ruggles at Old St Johns Protestant Episcopal Church in Washington. The ceremony featured grand floral decor, a choral intermezzo, and a large fashionable guest list. The couple planned a short wedding trip before joining Lieut Ruggles’ Fifteenth Cavalry duties at Fort Ettian Avon.

St. John’s Church Mabel Perkins Francis A. Ruggles St John’s Protestant Episcopal Church Roland Cotton Smith Old St. John’s Mwan Lisut Wietor $ Foster Spencer Crosby Fitzhugh Lee Arthur E. Harding Henry Shackford Liant. Poole Rugstes Rugstes, Sister of Lieut. Ruggles Hommedieu Detroit Miss Williams Gertrude Williams Katherine Jehimeys Misa Feroline Perking Ruth Cleveland Perkins Morti Batiste Bridget Washington Ruggles Fort Ettian Avon Fifteenth Cavalry Amore Miss Cannon Joseph Thropp Mrs. Oliver Miss Oliver Mrs. Foraker Mrs. Bromwell Henry Cleveland -Perkins Angeles

Woodmen's Big Outing Attracts 1500 To Maryland Resort

A Woodmen of the World excursion to Marshall Hall drew about 1500 attendees from Oak Camp No 4 and the Patriotic Order Bons of America. The St Johny steamer carried over 1100 on the final trip. Woodmen members staged athletic events with numerous prizes from vests to groceries and locket. A Woodmen win in a baseball game and a bowling match against the Patriotic Order Sons of America closed the day.

Marshall Hall Almerica St Johny Maryland Oak ‘Camp Yemay Vest H. Brideln JQ McLalland Miss Tyndell Price Lews Trivvlaon R. M. Klee Bunning McLelland Girle Marc Tyy- Wotl Kentrick Bet and Ball Mark Tyndell Priad Otder Rafter Docn'Souma Lloyd Morrison Mary Romer Terry Maszina Itixs Tymdell Wagria Mic. Bomar Woodmen Femote Sons of America The Woodmen_of the World Patriotic Order Sons of America Sons of America

National Encampment Meeting Discussed At St Paul

Wadsworth Commandery No 2 of the Union Veterans held a meeting last night discussing the national encampment at St Paul. Several comrades plan to attend and Comrades Thomas H Jenks and K C Daugherty were recommended as aides on the staff of the commander in chief.

Wadsworth Commandery Union Veterans' Unan St Pauk Thomas H. Jenks K. C. Daugherty

Longworths Honor Edward at Dorchester House Dinner

Dorchester House hosted a lavish American style dinner for King Edward with Mrs Longworth seated beside the King. The event featured a green and white marquee, a marble American eagle, and an extensive musical program with leading vocalists and a Rigoletto finale.

Reid London Stevens Dorchester House T Reid Rome Mrs. Longworth Mr. Reid Ophir Farm Westchester County N.Y King Edeward Hew Ambassador Raid King Edward Craig W. Wadeworth Grant Smith John E. Beacom John H. Gibbons Miss Gibbons Miss Carter

Longworths Visited by Royal Guests at Dorchester House

The Pall Mall Gazette notes Mrs Longworth and her husband are hosted by the Reids at Dorchester House as personal friends. The piece defends the visit as natural for a future First Lady on her wedding tour and highlights the royal welcome from King Edward.

William Waldorf’ Astor Longworths Weslington London William Waldorf Astor Pall Mall Gazette Longworth Reids Dorchester House

PIANO FOR MRS LONGWORTH ARRIVES FOR WASHINGTON HOME

A gold trimmed piano for Mrs. Longworth, bride of Congressman Nicholas Longworth, will cost $610,000. Ordered months ago, it will be shipped in August to be installed at the Washington residence before the couple returns from Europe. The instrument is praised for tone and craftsmanship with a gold ornamented case costing about a quarter of the price. A Japanese naval steward at the Naval Academy, Yohachi, naturalized today in Annapolis, potentially the first Japanese enlisted man to do so. The record of sailing and navy yard movements appears in this item.

Cincinnati Ohio Longworth Nicholas Longworth Washington Europe Annapolis Yohachi Naval Academy James Revell

Dr White discusses occult powers at fraud trial

In a U S district court defense Dr Thomas E White testifies he can hypnotize courtroom audiences and views spiritualism as a religion. He claims white and black arts come from his experience and cites Moses. Expert witness Dr Stanley Krabs supports telepathy belief but doubts disembodied communication. He outlines his metaphysical work and notes suggestion can aid cures.

Shade Cribbad Washington Post Baltimore T. He White United States Mr. Hayes White Moses Stanley JL. Krabs Chicago London Society For Psychical Research Jebs

Park superintendents meet seek national arboritum reserve

The American Association of Park Superintendents opened in Washington at the St. James Hotel with plans for a national arboretum and a 3000 acre reserve for foreign plants. Rock Creek Park and the Botanic Gardens drew praise as ideal sites and experts urged government purchase of Appalachian pine growth for turpentine used in smokeless powder production.

Washington St. James Hotel Jackson Dawson Boston Rock Creek Park Association Botanic Gardens William RA Smith Appalachian Mountain Range Mr. Smith Park J. A. Pettigrew W. 5. Egerly Albany John Chambers Toronto Ontario Frederick Nugschhaumer St. Paul Minn Folowmen Byron Worthen Manchester N. H John W. Duncan Frederick Nussbaumer John F

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