Bravery awards and army weapon curbs noted in report
First Sergeant Jenner Y Chisum of Troop B Sixth Cavalry earns a certificate of merit for braving Wild Cat Creek to rescue Sergeant Henry Rosseau while both men risked their lives. The piece also covers Coast Artillery and field ordnance decisions, Army clothing shortages, militia organization questions, siege artillery tests, German maneuvers observers, and hospital building plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenner Y. Chisum
Sixth Cavalry
Henry Rosseau
Wild Cat Creek
Fort Meade
S. D.k
Chisum
Archie Miler
Rosseau
Miller
Lieut Miller
John R Francis
First Cavalry
Fred B. Jones
Coast Artillery
Fort Greble
Winfield S. Eagerly
Department of the Gulf
Atlanta
Cornelius Dew
United States
Berlin
Gordon Johnston
Third Cavalry
Hanover
Michie
Germany
Weser
Bemerade
Tenth Army Corps
Munster
Seventh
Wiltrup
Teutoburger Wall
Arigum
Varus
Arminius
Kluck
Sixth Army Corps
Et Posen
Grafenwehr
Navy commends Commander Fulham for coast guard actions
State Department letters and Navy commendations praise Commander Fulham, senior officer on the Marietta, for protecting foreign interests and maintaining order in Honduras during the Central American conflict. Other notes cover retirements, academy changes, and shifts in naval commands as officers face promotions and new assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¥. Ehullam
Navy
Central American
Marietta
Root
Eponancer Fullam
State Department
Central America
Fulham
Newberry
Navy Department
Department
Secretary of State
Gen
Davis
William Pohl
Col
Isaura
United States
Fullam
Honduras
Nicaragua
Board of Officers
Richard Wainwright
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Board of Visitors
Naval Academy
G B. Harber
Independence
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Cal
Maine
San Francisco
Union Iron Works
South Dakota
J. M. Helm
Galveston
Philippine Waters
J. E. Sears
New Orleans
Richard Wainwright Wil
A. R. Couden
Louisiana
Washington
Salem
Albert Key
Te Meral Board
Ae Crigers
Erman the. Beth
Military officer sentenced to confinement at post
A serviceman was sentenced to ten days in military rank on the roll of first lieutenants, to be reprimanded in orders by the reviewing authority, and to three months’ confinement to the post limits where his company may be serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey
Department of the Missouri
War Department
Aef
Lmne
Edmund &. Wright
First Cavalry
Mneal
Youngest Commissioned Officer in U S Army Pelot
Lieut Joseph Halley Pelot of the Artillery Corps is the Army’s youngest commissioned officer among over 5,000. He entered West Point at sixteen days past the minimum age, born June 1 1885 in Missouri. He graduated Blackburn High School and West Point June 1902, ranking 16th of 78. He was assigned as a second lieutenant and serves with the Eighth Battery in the Philippines. He would not retire for age until June 2, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Joseph Halley Pelot
Artillery Corps
Military Academy
Pelct
West Point
Missouri
Blackburn High School
Blackburn
PH H. Pelot
Ililery
Philippine Islanda
Pelot
Army Orders Departures and Transfers Listed
Leaves of absence and transfers for multiple officers across cavalry, infantry, coast artillery, engineers, and staff. Includes details of duties, postings to Fort Hamilton, Sea Girt, Newport News, and shore stations, with calls for medical observances and training. Movements of naval vessels and dockyard visits also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eawin P. Andrus
Third Cavalry
Deane C. Howard
Jonn J Kingman
Corps of Engineers
Clarence Ridley
Joseph L. Sandford
FA. Awl
Fifteenth Infantry
Ninth Infantry
Kaseland Snow
Jack M Coward
Coast Artillery Corps
Newport News
George R. Burnett
Blees Military Academy
Macon
Peter C Hatne
Fort Hamilton
Howard G Sharpe
Presidio
San Francisco
Cal
General Hospital
Imond Sheldon
Eighteenth Infantry
Eewin Landon
Coastillery Corpa
Yor Safety Steam Power Company
Hope Valley
Frelding L. Poindexter
Artillery School
Fort Monros
Harley B. Ferguson
Montgomery
Als
James B. Cavanaugh
Rowin E H. Stuart
Sharkaton
Georgs P. Howper
Onciin Latrobe
Rights Cavalry
Riley, Kare
Arvin Lopee
Ninth Cavalry
Mandant
Bagel
Vagrancy Problem Highlighted by Railroads Trespassers
Orlando F. Lewis reports persistent railroad trespasser issues at the National Conference of Charities and Correction. He cites rising deaths and injuries, frequent thefts, and costly救 hospital care, noting railroads often bear medical and burial costs while vagrants drift toward alms and jails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
New
Railroads Ag
Ctty
Mr. Lewis
McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Murray
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York Central
Buffalo
Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Hudson River
Paltimore
Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Corpse Turns Table on Would-be Burglars in Paris
Two young butchers' apprentices aged nineteen and twenty attempted a midnight burglary at engineer Dancios's Rue Myrha flat. They found the man dead, hanged by a rope, leading police to suspect murder. Later evidence shows no theft and Dancios had threatened self harm. the pair face attempted burglary charges only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dancios
Myrha
Danclos
Dangilos
Cats and dogs suffer in New York as warm hospital case fills
A New York cat and dog hospital reports spring illness across many pets. Cats show grip and pneumonia while a white Angora kitten heals from a torn lip after a fall. A spaniel named Bibi recovers to delighted young Miss Millions and her maid as staff note animals’ illnesses linked to weather. Naval officers receive orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alt
Miss Millions
Bibi
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ARMY
Board of Ordnance and Fortification
Congress
Secretary of War
Ant
National Guard
Sandy Hook
Rock Island Arsenal
Fort Riley
Kans
Fort Leavenworth
Montgomery 31 Macomb
Field Artillery
Fort Leaveenworth
France
Guy V. Henry
Twelfth Cavalry
Frank FP. Lahm
Saumur
Lahm
English Channel
Signal Corps
New York State
New York City
Arthur Murray
Humane Societies
Homer Davenport
Davenport
American Humane Association
Robert M. O'Reilly
Jefferson Barracks
Columbus Barracks
Surgeon General of the Army
Fort William McKinley
Manila
Fort D. A. Russell
Wye
United States Navy
R. D. Evans
George C Mullen
Twenty-first Infantry
Elty
H. & Ghepyeioar
Coats
C. B. Curtis
H. L. Dollard
H. L. Smith
M. C. Beker
P. Huff
M. _Donaldson
Naval Medical School
Richard C. Hollyday
Charleston
D. C
Key West
Fla
Pensacola
Algiers
Gulf Coast
Cherlester
Marine Corps
Robert E. Adams
Edwin N. McCilllan
Metcalf
Benjamin B. Gossett
John H. White
Secretary of the Navy
Constantine M. Perkins
U. S, Marine Corps
Perkins
Fred E McMillen
Moris H. Karker
Barker
McMillen
Corps of
Cvil Engineers
Cumberland
Intrepid
Navy Yards
Boston
Newport
U. S. Army
Lieut
Jose of the
St. Louis
Rio
Taneiro
Wolverine
Harbor Springs
Moint
Indiana
Hampton Roads
J. J. Knapp
Washington, D. C
O. G. Murfin
L. R. Sargent
United States Naval Academy
Basten J Rodgers
Nebraska
CS Kerrick
Hull
W. H. Booth
Virginia
Post
Circulation Dept
the Post
Daily and Sunday Post
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