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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1905

Page

18

Reorganized North Atlantic Fleet Under New Three Squadron Plan

The Navy unveils a reorganization for the North Atlantic Fleet with three squadrons of eight ships each, two divisions per squadron, and new names replacing old designations. Rear Admiral Evans sails from Pensacola to assume command, as Barker retires. Pillsbury to serve as Evans chief of staff. Vessels will assemble under the new plan as available, with Caribbean ships retained as needed.

North Atlantic Robley D. Evans Pensacola Fla Barker Capt. Pillsbury Washington Bureau of Navigation Admiral Evans Navy Department Caribbean É&C Maine Missouri Kentucky Kearsarge Davis Alabama Megehip Illinois Iowa Massachusetts Styshee Brooklyn Chattanooga Galveston Tacoma Fough Brownson Colorado Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia Bradford Olympia Cleveland Des Moines Denver Topeka Detroit Newport Sud Castine Coast Squadron Ens Texas Arkansas Florida Mander Johnson Whipple Warden Stewart Truxton Hull Hopkins

Gunboat rescues castaways from wrecked schooner C Kennedy

Petrel, returning from Midway via Laysan, saved the crew of the schooner C Kennedy after it ran aground March 3 on a reef in a fierce storm. Captain Scheumer and six Japanese crewmen reached shore, all boats lost. ship total loss. Petrel rescued them March 23 near Laysan.

Petrel Laysan Island Honolulu United States Midway Island Laysan C. Kennedy Midway Laysun Kennedy Scheumer

Frederick Droop Pioneer Music Merchant of Washington Dies

Frederick Droop, a longtime Washington music dealer and business leader, died after a full career that began in Germany in January 1847. He built a premier music house at 925 Pennsylvania Avenue, helped found E. F. Droop Sons Company in 1904, and later directed steamship ventures while serving as a director of multiple banks and insurance firms. Known for generosity and civic involvement, he influenced Washington’s growth alongside Governor Alexander R. Shepherd. He was a charter Mason and member of Arminius Lodge No. 25.

Apaward Frederick. Droos Sas’ Horn Ognabrueck Germany Fa Erand Ambley of A. Wholesale J Grocer Ameri Droop William Wickina Company Baltimore Washington Conrad Finkman P'D Binkman G. Metzerott Pennsylvania Avenue Edward H Carl A E. F. Droop Alexander R. Shepherd Bibey Soeet Eare German Lutheran Church Arminius Lodge The Masons

Morton at Havana Aboard Dolphin During Navy Tour

The Dolphin transport carrying Secretary Morton and Congressman Cannon arrived Havana from Guantanamo then sailed for Fernandina. Captain Swift, ill with typhoid fever, was hospitalized. Morton noted the Rico route and nonattendance at Havana’s demonstration, while officers reshuffle desks and ships.

Havana United States Dolphin Morton Speaker Cannon Guantanamo Washington Swift San Juan Portok Rico Palma Squiers

Nominees Named for Panama Canal Commission Chair

The article notes Theodore P. Sponte as a leading candidate since 1893 to head the Panama Canal Commission, with Henry G. Burt also under consideration. It cites Roosevelt’s pending announcement timing and the desire for an executively capable panel after the prior commission’s failings. Shonts is described as energetic, with details of his Iowa and Midwest railroad career and leadership roles.

Theodore P. Sponte Clover Leaf Railroad Mr. Roosevelt Panama Canal Commission Henry G. Burt Union, Pacific Anat Shorts Burt Shonts Drake Iowa Crawford County

President Roosevelt's Texas party announced in Sherman

Col Cecil A Lyon released the Roosevelt party roster for an April 5 visit to Sherman led by President Roosevelt. Members include Paul Morton and Joseph Williams with Dr Alexander Lambert and Gen S B M Young retired. Also invited are Allen of the Missouri Kansas Texas Railway Sloan Simpson and C Cecil Lyon along with W Burett and C Arthur Williams.

Lyon Sherman Tex Cecil A. Lyon Roosevelt Paul Morton Navy Joseph Williams Alexander Lambert S. B Louisville Nashville Charles F. Grainger The Loyal Legion Grand Army of the Republic Third Street Third Broadway

Parades and street talk shape a civic invitation event

A garbled note describes a daytime gathering near Main Street in Wilkes-Barre inviting residents and Martha boys to a meeting to address the President and Boosey Malt, with plans for a short address and an invitation form. The event centers on civic participation and a brief address to discuss union matters.

Courthodsé Union Main St. Laut Wilkesharre Martha Boys

Lekeu's Unknown Belgium Composer Stuns Washington Audience

Washington Club music rooms hosted a rare program of Guillaume Lekeu works led by Mr. Sonneck. Ernest Lehr, Johannes Miersch, Joseph Finckel, and Ernest Lent joined the night’s performers, showcasing a violin sonata and an unfinished string quartet. Miersch impressed with a moving, serious violin sonata written at twenty, while the quartet displayed maturer, dramatic ideas and strong orchestral scope.

Lekeu Washington Congress Washington Club Siand Muusic Guillaume,Lekeu Belgium Sonneck Mra Ernest Lehr Johannés-MiJerseh Joseph Finckel Ernest Lent Algiers Andromedé Boston Johannes Miersch Lent Miersch

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