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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1905

Page

48

Public Printer Palmer Fined Over Smoke Nuisance

Judge Charles F Scott held Frank W Palmer United States Public Printer responsible for violations of the anti smoke law at the Government Printing Office on a January date. Palmer was fined but the collection was suspended pending appeal. the case centers on agency status and sovereign government immunity in Washington DC under the District smoke ordinance.

Charles F Scott Frank W Palmer United States Public Printer Government Printing Office Morgan H Beach United States Alexander Mulloway Court of Appeals of District Palmer Scott Washington District of Columbia Mr Palmer Court of Appeals Roosevelt Moody Beach Congress Politc Ol Corporation Falmer Thomas Grant St Vy Thors Mr.Palmer Court of Apperig Mosen & Co Macfarland

Identified with Capitals Growth Gustave Lansburgh Leader of Lansburgh & Bro

Gustave Lansburgh born Hamburg January 25 1839 came to America 1854. He started a dry goods business in Baltimore joined by brother James. They opened a Washington branch 94 Seventh Street in 1860 later expanding to 420 422 424 Seventh Street and adjoining properties through 1880s. The firm grew on reliable deals and progressive methods making Lansburgh a Washington business figure with five daughters and four sons three in business with him.

Gustave Lansburgh Lansburgh & Bro Hamburg Germany America Baltimore James Washington Seventh Street Gustave Lansburch Messrs Lansburgh Highth Street Eighth Street Lansburgh

Van Valkenburgh Appointed District Attorney in Missouri

At a cabinet meeting closing yesterday President Roosevelt named A B Van Valkenburgh United States district attorney for the Western district of Missouri. The appointment follows Senator-elect Warner’s recommendation and succeeds Mr Warner, whom Van Valkenburgh had assisted as his assistant.

Missouri Warner Roosevelt A. B van Valkenburgh United States Western District van Valkenburgh

Jules Verne Dead After Stroke Amid Fame and Loss

Amiens March 24 Jules Verne died at 3510 pm with family beside him after a long decline from diabetes complicated by a paralysis stroke. He inspired global popularity through visionary science fiction, seen in Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and Around the World in Eighty Days, and sought admission to the French Academy despite decades of prolific work. Verne was born in Nantes February 1828, lived in Amiens, and left a substantial literary legacy and enduring influence on science fantasy.

Amiens France Jules Verne Verne M Verne Tme Mil- Hong French Academy Nantes Hetzel Magazine of Education and Recreation Michael Strogoff Green Bay Christopher Columbus Center of the Earth Carpathian Chateau Theophile Lavallee Adit

Orders to Naval Officers Reach Various Duty Moves

A long list of officers detached to naval posts and ships with dates in 1905 to 1908. Assignments span Washington Navy Department to Mare Island, Annapolis, Norfolk, and New York Navy Yard. Several assist ant surgeons are sent to naval hospitals, ships, or training stations with transfer or leave details.

Army Officers Ordered to Posts and Navy Movements Reported

Movements of Army officers include Maj George M Wells to Hot Springs Ark for treatment at Army and Navy General Hospital and Maj David Du B Gaillard to join the general staff corps in Washington. Capt Charles C Clank assigned to Subsistence Department April. Maj William A Miller to Staunton and Gladys Va to gather evidence for a court martial trial at Columbus Barracks. Naval notices list vessels arriving at various ports and sailings from Norfolk, Guantanamo, Cavite, and Havana. The Judge Advocate General ruled a state of war existed during the Peking relief expedition, making a deserter liable to arrest. Curtis Court martial testimony heard at Washington Barracks. Submarine mining instruction for Marine Corps officers ordered to Newport RI in May, plus seamen gunners. Rear Admiral Folger relieved. Train succeeds him, with Refter to follow as junior flag. St Louis to be launched in May with a ceremonial christening. Brig. Gen. Osterhaus commissioned brigadier general retired and permitted to return home. Collier Abarenda afloat after grounding. coroner reports natural causes for death of Mrs. Sarah Check.

George M Wells San Francisco Cal Hot Springs Ark Army and Navy General Hospital David du B Gaillard Corps of Engineers General Staff Corps McClernand Gaillard Charles C Clank Fifth Infantry Subsistence William A Miller

Fortis to Form Ministry as Italian Chamber Backs Tittoni

Rome March 24 The Italian cabinet led by Acting Premier and Foreign Minister Tittoni won a Chamber of Deputies confidence vote with a 120 majority The program centers on state control of railways guarding against clerical threats and upholding liberty of conscience The old Gioletti ministers returned to show support and Fortis is expected to form a new cabinet with Tittoni remaining foreign minister.

Rome Tittoni Chamber of Deputies Signor Tittoni Senor Fortis Signor Tittont

Protest by Canadians Objects to US Steamboat Rules

The Dominion Marine Association protested to Canada's minister of marine and fisheries against US imposed steamboat regulations on Canadian ships. They argued for reciprocal rules and oppose water privileges on Morrisburg canal sought by American firms. Kaiser Begins His Cruise in Dover with Hamburg.

Marine Association United States Ottawa Ont Dominion Marine Association Minister of Marine and Fisheries Minister of Railways and Canals Morrisburg Kaiser Dover England Hamburg-American Line Hamburg Cuxhaven Emperor William Mediterranean Prinz Friederich Karl

Lecture for Catholic University benefit at New National Theater

Rev D J Stafford will lecture tomorrow evening on Shakespeare's Richard III at the New National Theater. The Knights of Columbus sponsor ticket sales and funds go to the Catholic University of America. A long list of committees handles arrangements for the event. You get the best when you get The Sunday Post, and the forthcoming issue will be better than ever Washington's Favorite Newspaper.

Catholic University D J Stafford New National Theater Knights of Columbus Catholic University of America A Lynch W A Motarthy B J Sullivan JR Stone T M Quill H J Hane E Hyan Fhamas Fyan Joseph EB Sheehan Wallam Dovern Wornaed Spell Bring Dr Joseph 3 Sullivan Samuel Gswally Reymond J Thorn P F Tobin James A Wate John J Wikham J & Ralph W . McCarthy Willan P Nermoyle Vincent H Sheehey Eawinli Genoe Joseph FP Marsden Thomas K. Gallaher George J Meloy Ie Grove Tiarlow Charlee H Murray H J Crosson Charles Koones A D W'Kinson Joseph A ‘Mudd Charles E O'Connor Arcey Magee Machen J Wo Burch E J Collins M Bridget David Moore J % Brooks J P Cullen Charles Rauacher George R Repertt Jom L. Callaghan John P Myer Yoho A Madigan Oscar Lickett J D WeCon- Adie P OT Maran J BE McHeever J Mulhan J J Kennedy George H Ogle Frank F Dom Frank M Ferris George L Daut William C Jacquea James H Johnson M J Keane Thomas J Fisher Ed J Walsh James A Richmond J Pelham Gawson DW Gerroll Rev Carrol Hey Mark Croest J Enich R M Welch John Dowvan P. A. Fealey Victor A Braunstein Joseph Berg P H Nelligan John W Cotter Charles J Cassidy Julius Wealy M P Connely Charles Warren Cotter J Wise Joseph Duffy John T Noonan Michael F Shea Homos P Rooney S Wren Howard Francis T Hurley George J Loch Koehler J Floyd Maley John Webster Melody Sanyek F Murphy Lawrence W Nolan J T B Perry M Frank Ruppert Clement Ciebsl John P Sheehy J. Raymond White William L. Flerhell F Etoke Clark Adam A Weschler Herry A Hegarty Charles W Boyle Davis Redmond de Veny James J Hayes James A Healy James W Bartley George W Boyd Frank Hogan James J Buckley Harry A Buacher J Vincent Coughlin Thomas B Nolan Joseph Mushere W J McCarty Joan Osterman H. Amprose Marsden Matthew B Reddy A A J Clark Dunnigan Thomas L. Degman J Thomas Fitzgerald Walter Fox P P Fin Lee Ae Greet George J Holtman F Heineke Joesph M Haustler Leahey J B Murray Joseph D. Moriarty Edmund Murphy William Pierce Ida Quinn P G Sayer Sunday Post Washington Stafford Richard II Auspicea Knights OF

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