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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1905

Page

56

Reorganization of Navy Fleet Evans to Command North Atlantic Fleet

Rear Admiral Evans will command the reorganized North Atlantic Fleet to form three squadrons of eight ships each with two divisions. The first squadron includes Maine Kentucky Kearsarge and Alabama Illinois Iowa Massachusetts. the second squadron includes Brooklyn Chattanooga Galveston Tacoma and Colorado Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia. the third squadron includes Olympia Cleveland Des Moines Denver Topeka Detroit Newport Castine. Coast squadron and destroyer flotilla accompany the reorganized force.

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 Sterling Kearserge Imoofs Male Scorpion Columbia Leonidas Abarenda Arethusa Macdonough

Gunboat rescues castaways from wrecked schooner C Kennedy

Petrel brings ashore the crew of the schooner C Kennedy which left February 9 for Midway with supplies but was wrecked March 3 on a reef after a daytime blow. Captain Scheumer two mates and six Japanese survived the peril and reached shore before rescue by the Petrel on March 23.

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

Frederick Droop Life and Business Pioneer of Washington

Frederick Droop, a German immigrant who arrived in 1850, built a premier music house at 925 Pennsylvania Avenue and later founded E. F. Droop Sons Company in 1904. He diversified into steamship agency work, bank and insurance roles, and supported many city improvements and charities, earning wide respect among professionals and civic leaders.

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

Presidential shortlist for Panama Canal Commission chair

The article reports rumors on candidates for the Panama Canal Commission chair with Theodore P. Sponte and Henry G. Burt as favored names, and mentions Shorts as a leading alternative. It notes the president aims to announce the choice during his western tour and emphasizes selecting executives capable of swift canal operations. It also provides background on James H. Shonts and his railroad career.

Madison Barracks N. Y War Department Subsistence Department Chicago Ill San Francisco Gal Signa Corps Robert EB. Wood Third Cavalry United States Jackson Treut Charles J. Crewe Eighth Infantry Porto Rico William F. Lippitt Thomas W. Griffth Twenty-eighth Infantry Jese Lugo-Vina Henry (. Rexach San Juan Pedro Juan Patra Cayey Eduardo“Iriarte Teofilo Marxuach F. Cayey 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 Texas Visit Personnel Revealed

Col Cecil A Lyon of Sherman announces Roosevelt party members including Paul Morton Joseph Williams Alexander Lambert S B M Young Allen Sloan Simpson and Cecila Lyon with guests W Buerrett and C Arthur Williams. Arrangements set for Louisville visit March 28 1903 at Third and A streets reception by Mayor Grainger and Confederate veteran groups with a procession along Third street toward Louisville’s residential district.

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 court streets scene cast at noon

A garbled report describes a midday gathering near Main Street and Tailway with invitations to a meeting led by Martha boys and Wilkesharre to address President Boosey Xo Malt. The aim is to plan formal invitations and a short address, though some attendees may be unable to attend.

Courthodsé Union Main St. Laut Wilkesharre Martha Boys

Lekeu’s Unknown Belgian Music Heard in Washington Club

A Washington Club audience heard Guillaume Lekeu’s music, largely unknown in the U.S., performed by Johannes Miersch and others with brief lecture by Mr. Sonneck. The violin sonata and unfinished string quartet impressed with depth, complexity, and emotional force, revealing a precocious genius who died young in Algiers.

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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