Uncle Joe Cannon Charms Hamburg Line Voyage
The Hamburg American steamer Biuecher carries Speaker Cannon and a McKinley party to see the Panama Canal. Cannon amuses passengers with his humor and acts as a defender of a matron accused of rouge while he capers aboard. The voyage sees his simple routine and a birthday celebration for Congressman Moore with music and dance on deck.
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New York Sun
Joe Cannon
New York
Joe
Panama Canal
William
James R. Mann
Chicago
J. Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
James A. Tawney
Winone
Washington
Uncle Joe
Cannon
Jon
Abraham Lincoln
McKinley
Moore
Congressional
Reesing
Barnaut G. Wk
Congressman Nerman
Congressman Moore
Spegen
Mr. Cannon
Unclear meeting memories with McKinley era party antics
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a host asking Mr. McKinley’s introducer to greet guests while Uncle Jose arranges the band. A boy hides behind a bush to surprise a rider, the rider falls, and a Speaker joins in dancing on deck with Congressman Olcott as bystanders laugh at Bil Simmon’s tune.
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Trua
Mr. Moore
Jose
Bil Simmons
Congressman Olcott
Army Orders Promoting And Relieving Officers
A batches of army notices list leaves of absence for Capt Christopher C Collins and others, and call for a promotion examination board at Fort Bayard New Mexico. Transfers, resignations and assignments include Maj Charles A Bennett and Maj Edward Le Munson and Capt Paul Hutton, with several officers set for duty at the Philippines Fort Bayard and Fort Monroe. Minor clerical movements and Navy paymaster duties are noted as well.
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Christopher C. Collins
Keith
Charles A. Bennett
AriWery ‘Corps
Edward le Munson
Paul ©. Hutton
John McManus
Artillery Corps
Hilsha G. Abbott
Pressley K. Brice
General Hospital
Fort Bayard
N. Mex
John TR. Zyanch
Philippine Telanda
Mantin
Rs- Bort
Philippines
Samuel In Steer
Clifton C. Kinney
Army and Navy General , Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
Joase W. Littell
Wemington
Del
Quartermaster's Department
John Z. Knight
Yoki
York Ghoo Company
Charles J. Galley
Uta
Army War College
Millard F. Waltz
Harry I
James D. Reama
Detroit
Mich
Toledo
Ohto
Woaterville
Ohio
Movements of Naval Vessels and Free Trips Announced
Movements include Arrived vessels at Puerto Cortez Baltimore Fort Said Milwaukee Magdalena Bay and Sailed ships Connecticut from Guantanamo to Hampton Roads Dixie from Guantanamo to Clentua ges Scorpion from San Juan to Macorts Hannibal and Sterling from Hempton Toads to Guantanamo One hundred free trips to the James town Exposition with cash prizes Contests begin next Sunday’s Post.
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Marlotts
Puerto Cortez
Baltimore
Fort Said
Milwaukea
Magdalena Bay
Connecticut
Guantanamo
Hampton Roads
Dixie
Clentuages
Scorpion
San Juan
Macorts
Hannival
Sterling
Hempton Toads
Commissioned as Ensigns for 1901 Midshipmen Class
Special to The Washington Post Annapolis Md Mer 20 The recent exam results for the 1901 midshipmen class approved will see 200 receive navy commissions as ensigns. The top names include Hugo Pranken berger Charleston Wl Vit 647 24 Roy Smith Niles Mich 627 51 and others listed by final standing. The full roster names numerous cadets from many states and cities with scores and origins across the United States.
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Washington
Annapolis
Mer
Academy
Navy
Hugo Prankenberger
Charleston
W. Vit
Roy
Smith
Niles
Mich
Baby
Ormond L. Cox
Hix Mills
Ohio
Royal BH. Ingersoll
South Bend
Ind
Herbert
FB. Leary
Baltimore
Lee S. Border
Cedar Fade
Iowa
Chester W. ‘Nimitz
Kervilte
Tex
Reuben B. Coffey
St. Joseph
Joseph V. Ogan
MacArthur
Ernest A. Swapson
Mason City
John (. Sweeney
Paris
Tenn
Albert %. Church
Boiss
Irwin
Franklin
James 0. Gawne
Fredonia
N.Y
Alvah B. Court
Houston
John N. Ferguson
Warnerville
N. G
Loute O. Farley
Rowe
Magn
Arthur G. Stitt
Stottaville
Wiliam
McClintic
Fort Lewis
J. Byron McCandless
Florence
Col
Roscon C. MacWall
Dover
N. J
Jackson
George C. Pogram
Memphi Tann
Harold @. Bowen
Providence
R. I
Robert 8. Furber
Nogthtlolt
Mina
Lucian’ Ming Galveston
Tet
George W. Stewart
Glen Falls
Carrollton
Issac W. Marie
Greenville
Jonathan
Dowell
McKinney
Nelson H. Goss
Rockville
Inc
Coburn
Marston
Skowlewan
Stanford
Hoop
San Bernardino
Cal
Wittiam
Spears
Jasper
Temn
Walter B. Lansing
Union
Edward
Edward 8. Robinson
Mercer
Ernest Durr
Baker City
Oreg
John M. Poole
Wilmington
Del
Harry E. Shoemaker
Blutton
John H. Newton, Jr
Garhondale
Glenn 0. Carter
Kennedy
Oulu
Alpert Norris
Philodelphia
Theodore G. Eaison
Richmond
Anthony J. James
Chicago
Grafton A.’ Beall, Jr. Wheelfig
W. Va
William
Eherle
Cort Smin
Ark
William L. Cuthernou, Jr
Carroll
Williatm L. Friedell
Susquehanna
Jamin Dutton, Jr
Meadville
Halle Greenies
Lyndon
Yousta
K. Coman
LaCrosse
Wis
John. F. Atkinson
Waverly
Gai
Francis
Blasdell
New York City
Reed M.fawell
Lincoln
Nebr
Josep Y. Merron
Baco
First Beker
Bloomington
Ten
Henry A. Orr
Traverse City
Alexander B. Wardaworth
Eizabeth Grey
James 4. Woods
Levimon
Lloyd W. Townsend
Atlantic City
Edward G. Hargis
Guerrant
John C. Sumpter
Howling Green
Eklunk
Burelie
Herbert J. ‘Axyon
Reno
Nev
Ralph B. Strawburger
Submarines for Middies Arrive at Naval Academy
Three navy submarines Porpoise Shark and Plunger reached Annapolis from Brooklyn Navy Yard to train midshipmen in submarine warfare. Cmdr Charles P Setson U S M leads the boats towed by Nina and Pontiac. Plunger linked to President Roosevelt Long Island Sound dive. Admiral Tilley to be buried at Naval Academy Friday with full naval honors.
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Washington Post
Annapolie
Navy
Naval Academy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Naval War
Ident
Charles P. Setson
Nina
Pontiac
Holland
Academy
Annapolitar
Nelson
Thomas Nelson
U. S N
Roosevelt
Long Island Sound
Oyster Bay
Admiral Tilley
Navy Department
League Island Navy Yard
Annapolis
Funeral of Urban Geier at St Marys Church
Urban Geier aged 88 died last Monday at 407 Street and was mourned in a Requiem Mass at St Marys Catholic Church. Sister Mrs Catherine Howard could not attend. Brumid associate Geier had worked at the Capitol for over thirty years. He leaves five daughters eleven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
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Catherine Howard
Urban Geler
St.Mary’s Catholic Church
Father Wannenberg
Fathers Currier
F. X. Bischo
Geier
Gaier
Capitol
Brumid
Geler
Swift's Trial Ordered For Connecticut Captain
The Navy Department ordered a court martial to try Captain William Swift aboard the battleship Connecticut at Hampton Roads for negligence and neglect of duty tied to the vessel striking a rock. The court will include Rear Admirals Snow, Stockton, Walker, Sperry, Berry, Hemphill, Ackley, Captains Merrill and Leutze, with Commander Knight as recorder. Lieutenant Yarnell, deck officer on the Connecticut when it struck bottom, will be tried by the same court on similar charges.
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Navy Department
William Swift
Connecticut
Hampton ‘Roads
S. Snow
C. H. Stockton
Asa Walker
Charles S. Sperry
R. M. Berry
J. N. Hemphi
Georgia on Test Trial News Telegram from Georgia at sea
The wireless report from the battleship Georgie to the Navy Department details a successful speed trial. Four hours at full power reached 19.03 knots, twenty four hours at endurance 17.82 knots, and gun trials were very successful with no navy yard work needed. Georgia to reach Hampton Roads that evening.
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Navy Department
Washington Navy Yard
Georgie
Hampton Roade
Chesapeake Cape
Georgia
Hampton Roads
Balloon Company Proposed at Fort Omaha Nebr
War Department weighs creating a regular balloon company at Fort Omaha Nebraska. A view balloon from New York arrives, making six owned by the army. Lieut Frank P Lahm of the Sixth Cavalry, winner of the Bennett Cup in the France to England long race, is a leading candidate to command. He is currently at a cavalry school in France under reciprocal arrangements.
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Fort, Omaha
Nebr
Fort Omaha
War Department
Army
Department
New York
Frank P. Lahm
Sixth Cavalry
France
England
Lieut. Lahm
Belmont Returns From Europe On Kronprint Wilhelm
Special to The Washington Post New York March 20 O H P Belmont arrived today on the Kronprint Wilhelm Mrs Belmont not with him He says the Duchess of Marlborough and her children are in Paris He knows of no plans bringing the duchess to the United States and reports of hotel accommodations are without foundation Mrs Belmont will not return for a couple of weeks.
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New York
Gladys
Exith Deacon
Newport
Minemalt
Deacon
St. . Regis
Denver
Colorado
Huntington
Allance
Henry Huntington
Paris
Fifth Avenue
Parig
Newcastle
Avenue Residente
Archer Brumtington
Dialogue on father and interest in a classroom scene
A teacher asks Moses to compute annual interest on a thousand rubles at six percent. Moses replies two thousand, prompting the teacher to note Moses knows nothing about interest yet claims knowledge about his father. The exchange highlights generational pride and financial literacy tensions.
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Stove
Moses
No Grounds for Divorce in Abrasive Plea
From Filegende Blatter a barrister remarks the case shows no grounds for divorce. He says it was disgraceful for the husband to insult his wife but insists more serious abuse would be needed. The tone suggests a procedural stance rather than imminent separation.
Social Gossip Continues From Seventh Page
In Rangoon amid heat and disease a party led by Mr William Gillette hosted prominent guests including Ridgely Carter and Mrs Stith. The Duke of Manchester and Miss Stewart visited pagodas and Gymkhana as Mr Smith recounted India and Singapore travels. Rumors swirl around Huntington family alliances and duchess visits to Washington and Europe.
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Paopie
Wiliam Gillette
Ridgely Carter
Rangoon
Miz Smith
Etewai
Singapore
Sarawak
Rajah Brooke
New York
Japan
Vancouver
Canadian’ Pacific Steamship Company
Deen Anas
Alga Ot
East
Royal travel plans and imperial visits across Europe
A fragmented report notes European royal movements with Queen Alexandra and the Dowager Empress of Russia among subjects. The Dowager Empress may travel by royal yacht from England to Gibraltar, Cannes, and the Riviera, meeting Grand Duchess Marie of Hesse and Gotha and the Comtesse de Paris before returning to St. Petersburg.
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Prussia
Buckingham ‘Palace
England
Alexandra
Gibraltar
Royal
Fife
Hiartitz
Accluse
Mediterranean
Doweger
Russia
Victoria and Albert
Marseilles
Cannes
St. “Petersburg
Comtesse de Paris
Marie of
Baxe- Coburg
Gotha
Riviera
Pope to Be Godfather to Ex-Queen Victoria's Child
Vatican considers extraordinary invitation to be godfather to the ex of King Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain. The plan aims to ease strained politics in Madrid and improve church-state ties. A golden rose may be sent to Queen Victoria for pious deeds, continuing a 700-year royal honor tradition.
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Victoria
Spain
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Elipious
Senda
Fieterla
Toanna
Naples
Pere Urban
Henry Windof
England
King Edward’s cafe cake kindness in Marienbad scene
A Marienbad visit finds King Edward amused by a shy young boy at the Cafe Sellevue gardens. The king offers cake, shares a moment, and gently reassures the child before the boy proudly shakes hands and departs, later chasing the king as he leaves. The scene is described as an affectionate paternal gesture witnessed by onlookers.
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Edward
Marienbad
Fron
Baward
Sellevue Gardens
Frriends
Cand
England
Utzmont
Saloon Smasher Carrie Nation Sets Up Hatchet Newsroom
Carrie Nation, famed saloon smasher, vows to drive whisky and cigarettes from Washington in a radical temperance push. She settles at 217 D Street NW with Don Sanford funding a five year rent free base and a printing press for the Hatchet, boasting 12 000 subscribers. Nation foresees support from temperance groups and plans a six week Kansas speaking tour while praising Southern temperance successes.
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Sodom
Gortorrah
Carrie A. ‘Nation
D Street
Don Sanford
Hatchet
Heri
Nation
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