Grand Ball for Tars Evans At Statesmen
Admiral Evans visits California and the Maine Missouri debate unfolds as torpedo boats overhaul. a grand ball at the California Club marks the event with navy officers and their wives attending. Admiral Evans, traveling east, vows peace through ships, not politicians, while torpedo boats proceed to Mars and Santa Barbara.
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Maine
Missoun
Missouri
Hunters
Roth
Hampton
Paci Peet
Santa Barba
South Dakota
Auspions
Calfornia Club
San Francisco
Tre
North Platte
Admiral Evans
Union Pacific
Islamorada
Florda Keys
Hawks Channel
Straits of Florida
Alligator Reef
Matecumbe Island
Florida Keys
Navy praises brave tars launch crew from Minnesota
The Navy Department commends John T Chambers Coxswain George B Elliott and Clifford F Chapman ordinary seamen Charles Kadhsul fireman and Kit Mushuish coil passer for bravery in saving passengers from the launch of the battleship Minnesota off Venice California April 2. Henry Sehruman geapan volunteered to assist. FOV McNeels yeoman third class of the Mississippi aided in the rescue at League Island May 1.
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Minnesota
Naiv
John T Chambers
George B Elliott
Clifford F Chapman
Charles ‘Kadhsul
Kit Mushiush
Esse
Venice
Cal
Henry Sehruman Geapan
Former official accused in Navy pay theft case
S C Peters a former Navy pay clerk aboard the cruiser Rainbow was arrested for alleged embezzlement of $3000. The arrest reportedly came from Yokohama with Navy pay officials pursuing the case. Peters denies guilt and claims admission to the Naval Academy. Special to The Washington Post Annapolis May 12.
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S C Peters
Navy
Manila
C Peters
Rainbow
Yokohama
Peters
Naval Academy
Washington Post
Annapolis
Frazer West
Virginie
Gree
Ohio
Hamilton
Ramsay
New York
B ‘Byrne
South Dakota
Army orders list officers and movements to forts and ports
Major items include cept Benjamin P Miexlin Ninth Infantry to Fort Sheridan, Gert Bailey K Ashford assigned to Vedicel Corps to San Juan Rico, leave of absence for one day for Bailey, three months for Ryan, one month for Carbaugh, fifteen days for Nettles, and various duty changes including officers assigned to ordnance in New York, medical transfers to Naval Hospital Mara Island, and sailings of ships such as Scorpion, Tarantula, Whipple, Hopkins, and Trextun to Mare Island and other destinations.
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Benjamin P Miexlin
Ninth Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Gert Bailey
Ashford ‘Vedicel
Sanqueis
Porto Rico
Thomas F Ryan
Thirteenth Cavalry
Harvey C Carbaugh
Tumare
Clarence & Nettles
Ffth Infantry
George A Dodd
Twelfth Cavalry
F OM Barber
W . Crosley
Ordnance Department
Mary Yard
New York
RC Davis
United States Naval Hospital
Mara Igland Cal
Busian
W L. Friedel
Kentucky
Welker
North Cuolna
Toherty
South Dakota
JS Woods
Rome
J B Dennis
Virgina
HT Lowndes
Huntington
Walt
P DuBois
Navy Yard
Berentson
L. N Linsley
Lousiana
Japan’s loan quest Amid deficit rumors in Washington
A Japanese delegation led by Baron Sakatani pressed U S bankers for a loan of at least 75 million yen while Tokyo faces a budget deficit cited by opponents as concealing the fiscal condition. Ambassador Takahira urged caution, noting deficits common to nations, and the visitors toured Washington seeing the president and White House before continuing to New York and Europe.
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Washington
Yoshiro Sakatani
Sore
Europe
Kakatanu
Ambassaior
Takahiro
Japan
Takahira
Tokyo
Ins
Baron Satalani
Baron Sahatari
Tahahlira
Baron Sakatani
Far East
Oie
Geneaily
Baron Sakatan
White House
Ambassador Takahira
New York
Attack on Pharisees in liquor law debate as Cooper denounces overregulation
Robt S. Cooper of Washington argues against strict moral legislation on liquor, opposing Pharisee-like standards and urging balance between regulation and individual freedom. He recalls Christ's approach to publicans and sinners, warning laws may fail to improve morals and create new evils.
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Willard
Cooper
Washington
Bryan Talks Drainage at National Congress
William Jennings Bryan addressed the National Drainage Congress in New Willard hall praising swamp land reclamation. He urged self supporting plans and urged cooperation between state and national efforts to drain and cultivate swamps.
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National Drainage Congress
Willach Assembly Hall
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
White House
Drainage Congress
United States
W S Hraddock
Wisconsin
Congress
Gov Broward
Florida
Sternor Garfield
Newlands
Nevada
Clapp
Minnesota
Ransdell
Louisiana
Burton
Delaware
Blanchard
P Austin
Bureau of Statistics
Col . Goodyear
Georgia
Garfeld
Lansdenl Gate
O PF
Austin
Mr Bryan
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Service
Bureau
Col C P Goodyear
Grape-Nuts cited as cure for indigestion in testimonial
A reader asserts Grape-Nuts food cured years of dyspepsia after a doctor advised daily use. The letter claims the predigested grain eases stomach strain, supports nervous energy, and suits both children and adults. The writeup promotes ongoing testimonials and references health notes.
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Wellville
Funeral for P F Gerry Held at Home in Cleveland Park
The Washington Star editor Philip F Gerry died after a two week illness from typhoid fever at age 43. Born in Catonsville Maryland he studied at Johns Hopkins and taught English in local schools before joining the Star. He married Marguerite Spalding in 1900 and is survived by two children. Burial is private.
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Philip F Gerry
Washington Star
McComb Street
Cleveland Park
Gerry
Catonsville
Johns Hopkins
Central High
McKinley Manual
Star of the Star
Marguerite Spalding
Harry
Marjerie
Protest Against Union Station Property Tax Assessment
George E Hamilton protested the terminal property tax assessment near Union Station to the board of equalization and review. The protest targeted the new triennial assessment set to take effect in 19, with the board delaying completion until next month. The appraised value stood at $2,250,000.
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Union Station
Board of Equalzation
George E Hamilton
Hamilton
American Minister Secures Guatemala Muting Crisis
Cable reports from Puerto Barrios say Secretary Root secured two interviews with Juan Barrios and President Estrada Cabrera. Cabrera ordered release of Honduran agent Miguel Okelli Bustilla, avoiding further arrest or turmoil. Washington will receive documents to justify recent Guatemala executions and a mission by Drpiuis Toledo Herrarte to Washington.
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Washington Post
Guatemala
Puerto Barrios
Root
Juan Barrios
Estrada Cabrera
Miguel Okelli Bustilla
Hondure
Legat
Umioa
Mexico
Drpiuis Toledo Herrarte
Washington
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