Gadets Annual Drill Picks Winners at American League Park
The eighteenth annual cadet drill at American League Park drew an estimated 8 000 to 9 000 spectators. Five companies performed sixty numbered routines, finishing in just over two hours after a punctual 11 30 to 6 00 program. Crowds filled the stands, with festival mood and girls in holiday dress supporting their favored units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League Park
Aril
Drill and discipline mark Business High School units in drills
The report notes a rough start as lines misaligned and torn cases disrupted alignment. After initial confusion, the companies regrouped with creditable performance. Company E, Business High School, and Company F delivered snappy drills, reflecting Captain Warner's well-prepared program and effective command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company E
Business High School
Company
Capt. Warner
Capt. Richards
Ari
Agi
Central School
Thia
W. W. Klopfer
Savad
Company B
Panies I
Company & Fushers
Ry Harts
W. Shoemaker
I MN. Thorne
K. C. Boyer
HK. Boyer
J. Arm Tenster
L. Ruoff
le B. Bridges
F. ¥. Crometin
M. F.donohue
V. Beciner
Johnson
J. Walker
B. Anderson
W. HH. Rogers
J. L. Sherwood
J. W. Spranny
Abden
Stuckert
W. W. Tulson
J.T. Tuohy
G. ¥. Deltz
Po Dum
H. N. Farrall
C. B. Peake
Nyssell
Saunders
F. E. Sharpless
Iron
Hor. Uman
J. F. Wilemuzh
Blee
Drill Contest Reports Mixed Results For City High Schools
A marching drill contest featured Company G from Business High, Company B from Central High, and Companies I A and E, with captains Hart Rockwell Richards and Klopfer. Though all units completed the program, judges noted minor faults in formations and line integrity, while Company G and Company B showed standout performances and time efficiency.
Cadet Drill Orders At Field With Awards
The article lists cadet officers and participants for today’s drill under Col. Lybrand. After the final company leaves the field, the regiment forms for a brief arms drill while judges tally averages to name the winning company and award the Allison Enterprise medal, the flag, and red ribbons before disbanding. The day’s order of drill lists companies H C McKinley East High and McKinley Manual Training with respective captains.
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Caer
Anetobers
Board of
Suva
Schaal A. Stustt
Heh Notiypt
Ami Saw Nailer
Gampung
Ani Pe
Alison Nallor
Persia
Hainey
Cape Meriner
Arthur Farntom
M. Cc. Foust
Kenneth Gaynor
K.P. Bare
E. B. Hartshorn
J. J. Hildebrand
George Hinds
L. Z. Howard
H. L. Hughes
Thowman Humphreys
A. J. Kaust
Willem Kemper
Meltorn King
Bilton King
P. N. Kingsley
Howard Lum
B. McManus
Graham Magruder
X. F. Maxcy
Kennedy Mesk
Jack Monroa
Lybrand
Western High School
Campbell
McKinley Manual Training School
Cunningham
McKinley
Durand
Eastern High School
Linthicum
Fulton
Washington Schools Ban May Issue of Our Dumb Animals
Washington public schools superintendent Alexander T. Stuart orders the May number of Our Dumb Animals prohibited from circulation after the Boston periodical attacked President Roosevelt for hunting. The ban follows a board of education review and will be discussed at the next meeting for formal action.
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Washington
Alexander T. Stuart
Public Schools of
Boston
Roosevelt
Washington Humane Society
Stuart
John Holdsworth Gordon
Board of Education
United States
Postmasters Convention to Convene in City for Reforms
The National Association of Second and Third Class Postmasters holds its second annual convention in this city starting tomorrow at the National Hotel with 1:30 pm Thursday and 11:00 am Friday sessions. Officers to be elected and resolutions from 1901 to be acted upon. attendance expected from 6000 eligible postmasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of
National Hotel
Fuichard F. Lawson
Effingham
Ill
Churaday
Merritt
Association
St. Louis
Payne
Richard F. Lawson
Mil
Willam Noble
South McAlester
Ind. T
Treneuver
Hanibal A. Hoping
St. Clair
Mich
California
J. C. Tyrrell
Grase Valles
Colorado
John Alfred
Leadville
Floris
M. Stankel
Leesville
Georgia
J. C. Massey
Hartwell
Idaho
M. M. Getchel
Silver City
Illnois
Louis J.appel
Highland
Indiana
H. LaMar
Peters Pore
Indian Territory
Davia Redfield
Ardmore
Town
F. M. Hovge
Ferry
Kaneas
Leo Ferguson
Wellington
Kentucky
A. W- Darilng
Careoten
Norland
WL. L. Sterteman
Hagerstown
Mascachusetta
Williama Parnous
Rockport
Michigan
G. Hudson
Ludington
Minnesota
Johnson
Rush City
Misalseipp
Eugene FR
Robertson
Colina
Miasauri
J. Wilson
Macon
New Hampshire
Frank L. Gliman
Laconia
Nebraska
BW. Wilson
Woodriver
New York
George E. Marcellus
LeRoy
New Jersey
M. L. Jackson
Hammonton
Ohio
Henry
Nck
Letpele
Oklahoma
Gilstrap
Chandler
Oregon
Howard
Cottage Grove
Pennsylvania
Charles Sutter
MciCes's
Weaver Fights Gas Lease Amid City Turmoil
In Philadelphia a political clash tightens as reform groups vow to block the gas lease. Mayor Weaver, facing cabinet reshuffles and suspensions, presses to fight the lease to the bitter end with legal aid from Roots and Gordon. Ward meetings rally support while observers warn of a chaotic run to November elections for sheriff and coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Ransley
Select Council
Ges
Hla
Thomas ‘Dugan
Weaver
Committee of Seventy
Mr. Root
Judge Gordon
United Gas Improvement Company
Mahlon N. Kline
Gol
Potter
Public Safety
Coh Potter Bald
Col. Potter
Hfa
Philadelphia
John C. Winston
Sseventy
Thomas. J. Hicks
Francis B. Reeves
Councilan
United States
Penrose
Durhhase
McNichol
Segar
Thomas Deland
Randall Morgan
Anniversary Service Marks Easton Era at Eastern Church
The Eastern Presbyterian Church observed its 30th anniversary with a 12th year of Pastor Rev. Dr. Thomas C. Easton. Ministers from other Presbyterian churches attended as Dr. Easton presented a historic paper on the church’s origins from a 1871 northeast school mission. The event featured sermons, prayers, and solos, with accolades for Easton’s leadership and a closing benediction by Rev. Edward Warren. A separate report notes a runaway crash on Pennsylvania Avenue injuring George H. Hutnell, and a theft case in Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Presbyterian Church
Thomas C. Easton
Easton
David Wills
G. P. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Highth Street
Churc
George B. Patch
S. Walton
Eugene Peck
Thomas K. Noble
MN. Cornelius
Huston
Joseph T. Kelly
Church of Christ
Christ
Church of Progress
Albert Hivans
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
Edward Warren
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Min- Jeter
Nelson A. Miller
Maryland
John Bhqui
Falls Church
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
George H. Hutnell
Hutnell
Weather Summary for Lake Region and Nearby Areas May 22 1905
Weather bulletin notes high pressure over the Lake region dominating Eastern districts while another high over the North Pacific coast. Showers and general rain persist in the South Atlantic and East Gulf states, Tennessee, North Pacific states, Eastern Montana, the Dakotas, and Western Texas. Temperatures change little. rain or showers expected in several regions through Wednesday and Thursday with scattered thunderstorms in Missouri and the Upper Mississippi valley. Winds shift with coastal and lake regions. daylight northerly winds for Grand Banks voyage. Specific river rise forecasts include the Red River at Fulton and the Ouachita region near Shreveport. Rio Grande warnings reduced. Local temperatures recorded midnight to evening with highs around 69 and lows near 56 to 61, humidity and sunshine metrics noted. Multiple city readings listed and tides forecast.
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U. S
North Pacific
Montana
Dakotan
Texas
South Atlantic
Florida
South Atlantic Coast
Missouri
Missisnippi Valley
Southwest
Missionippi
Atlantic Caast
Gulf Coast
Ilyby
European
Grand Banks
Fulton
Ark
Shreveport
Rio Grande
Espanola
New Mexico
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Marc
Col. Ross
Burton R. Ross
Sullinger
Regipo
Backus
Righ Cel
Darrah
Lind
Seltzer
Battali
Businest High School
Ringgold Ilart
Welock
Busines
Flurt
Spee
Darts
Aylause
Hart
First Street
Drutl
Central High
Capt
Rockwell
Central High School
Breckl
Blaseboot
Businness High School
Drith Company
W. B. Richards
Chensy
Win_ pate
Mackie
Wittney
Miller
Ryde
Menelee
Jewell
Greathouse
Odell
Noyes
Company T
Central
H.R. Standitard
Leutenant
Cay Beant
J. B. Honndl
L. Ottenberg
S Smith
J. R. Graff
C. J. Bplker
HK. Crats
W. Tavidsbo
P. K. Fay
H. Harnsberger
Topham
Ord
A. E. Woodson
A. J. al- Deftson
L. Marks
H. A. Maffeth
A.W. Miller
O. Morse
HL T. Moon
J. W. Noyar
J. A. Phillis
H. ©. Pric
J. H. Roff
J. 9. Rose
BM. Shea
F. Bt. Strawn
A. R. Thomson
R. L. Tile
HE. Darringer
Guillan
Hymn Lavy
H.N. Clagett
P.A. Galieher
J. G. Harndoo
T. B. Jewell
C. Kemper
R. T. McKnew
H. H Biles, Jr
C. A. Boning
Herbert Borchardt
P. F .Toskin
Richmond Bryant
J. W. Burnside
Buynilaky
K. W. Byrn
L. W. Carroll
M. F Dingett
M. Fl
Gary
Patterson
Firstompany
Ingersoll
Pany OU
Hunt
Lab
Vempany
Bhow
Gibert
H. S. Rockwell
Gilbert
Company A
H. H. Warner
Company FE
Znota
Ringgold Hart
Company G
Richard Guenther
Frankfort
Germany
Department of Commerce and Labor
Marine Board of
Trieste
Austria
Beach
Washington, D. C
Town Circle
2.G. White
Bureau of Engraving
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Bureau
Turnbull Street
Hood
Wirres
C. L Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Lansburgh & Bro
Aol Sais
Pompe
Lyons
Univer
Seere- Ees
Seventh Street
Sanders & Slayman
F Street
Peter Grogan
Foc Ail
Peter Grogan, “Zinter'sistex
Eastern
Dr. Easton
Presbyterian Churches
Nannah Cook
Samuel H. Yaulsh
Kimball
Fussell
M. T. Fussell
Broadway
New York City
New York Avenue
James & Holstrom Co
Pa, Ave
Max
Min
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
N. Js
Blemarck
Huftan i. N.Y
Cincinneth
Cheyenne
Tenport
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Galveston
Helens
Mont
Tatanapetis
Ind
Jacksonville
Fla
Kansas
Little Rock
Arkoi
Merauette
Ich
Memphis
Fenn
New Orleans
Yen
Patte, Nevr
Rae
Ahs
Nebr
Pieteburg
Galt Lake Citio
E v
Peal
Minn
Springfeld
Ns Vicksburg
Miss
Neuenahr
Furs
Armenia
Fifteenth Street
G St. N.W
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Wlackhold
James B. Lackey
United States Merge and Trust Company
Young Trasfers
Heldera of Wotton Trustees
Twanefer
Mylq
Calvert Brewer
Leon E. Story
Pennsylvania Club
J. Himpton Moore
K Streets
Coberth
Alexandria
Mt. Veron Depot
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Werclesale
Iith
Mats
McGill & Wallace
Wien
Bag
Tinsrarnice
Male
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