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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1907

Page

9

Army Recruits Slower As Parade Abandoned By Shortage

Special to The Washington Post reports the Department of the East under Gen Grant faces a 2,000 man shortfall in enlistments and resignations. Governors Island garrison has only 16 infantrymen where 24 are needed, forcing cancellation of dress parades. Officials cite higher civil labor competition and stricter enlistment standards as the main causes.

Washington Post New York United States Army Department of the East The Ohio North Carolia Grant Governors Island New York Harbor Twelfth Infantry Col Allen Governors Teland Department Atlantic Castle Walium War Department H GQ Army Te Arm Washington Post Co U_ 8. Express Co Washington Automobile Tire Co OmMce and Plant Phona East

Williams Retires From Colorado Command Today

General Williams, veteran of the Civil War and Indian campaigns, ends a long service in the Colorado Department due to age. Born in Pennsylvania, he saw action at the Big Hole fight on August 9, 1877, where he was twice wounded, and will be placed on the retired list by law.

Colorado Constant Williams Sten 24 Biaveel Pennsylvania Big Hole Ain Tan Ue Yacan

Army Orders List Detailing Transfers and Commissions

The document lists military personnel changes across branches including Field Artillery Coast Artillery Engineers and Infantry. It records two months to three month assignments along with resignations and adjutant appointments, noting officers such as Capt Conrad H Lanza Capt William F Stewart and Lieuts Lingood Hanson and Mesry Finch.

Alexander B Wighth Casatry Conrad H Lanza March Field Artillery Wiliam F Stewarrar Coast Artillery Wrank L. Beals Prerta Palser Charles H Muir Troesfres Finch Ergingers Wiliam Thiel Battalion of Engineers Douglas I McKat Dus Horney Ordnance Department Bradford Erie Pa Davis Lery Artes Moul School of Submarine Defencer Tmt Munrova Fon Samuel Frankenberger Peaster Iarilln Field Artillery National Guard New York iWartennin Lanteres Mas Gamer Fel Jr

Naval Officers Orders and Vessel Movements Report

Orders to Naval Officers list multiple officers assigned to training at the Naval War College and commissions in the Navy from May 2. Movements show ships arriving at navy yards including Maine, Georgia, Kansas and others en route to League Island. An Army officer resigns as artillery colonel after long service. Battle ships Maine, Georgia and Kansas undergo repairs at League Island Navy Yard.

Oman Weix Pine Ammarder Joe Parker Naval War College Ho Morrell Navy Yard New Dumay Ordnance Kaunas Piver Navy Fom Jim Bean Wainwright, Jr Creut S Pwead Mayeur J Rowelil Lorisiana New York Salley le Nites Portsmouth Tor Nat Sard New Nevada No Oth Annapelis St Louis Tompkinsvile Hampton Roars Raleigh Nagataki Aid Maine League Island Philadelphia League Island Navy Yard Georgia Kansas

Naval Academy Visitors Appointment List

Secretary of the Navy Metcalf announced naval academy visitors appointed by the President. John J. Healy Chicago Henry M Hall Ellsworth Me Herbert L Latteries New York City F W Henshaw San Francisco David B Barry Washington George M Sharp Baltimore Previously appointed Vice President Gal Unger New Hampshire Senator Martin Virginia Speaker Padgett Tennessee Hinshaw Nebraska Dawson Iowa

Metcalf Naval Academy John J. Healy State’s Attorney's Office Chicago Henry M. Hall Ellsworth Herbert L. Latteries New York City F. W. Henshaw Supremes Court San Francisco Cal David 8. Barry Washington, D. C William Owen Jones State Journal Lincoln Nebr George M. Sharp Baltimore Gal. Unger New Hampshire Martin Virginia House Representative Padgett Tennessee Hinshaw Nebraska Dawson Iowa

Marine Hospital Orders Reassign M J Rosenau to Hygienic Lab

Public Health and Marine Hospital Service announces changes of stations and duties. Assistant Surgeon General H D Geddings to Ells Island for temporary duty. J W Kerr and R M Woodward to represent at American Medical Association meeting in Atlantic City June 3 8. Various Passed Assistant Surgeons reassigned or on leave. Rosenau appointed director of Hygienic Laboratory Washington. White transferred from Hongkong to Seattle. Board examinations convened at Stapleton San Francisco Manila for revenue cutter service officers and promotions review.

M. J. Rosenau Hygienic Laboratory Washington Public Health and Marine Hospital Service H. D. Geddings Ells Island J W. Kerr R M. Woodward American Medical Association Atlantic City C E Banke New York N. J. White Hongkong China Seattle G. M. Corput G. Ramus F. Trotter B. J. Lloyd L. P. H. Babrenburg Delaware Els Island R. H. Creel Ey Ebersyle W . Heiser Board of Examiners Mantle J. W .Tr J G .Wilson G C. Allen Charles W. Allen G . Allen Stapleton Ofcer Revenue Cutter Service P. H Rallhache RW Wickes San Francisco Cal W Austin D Long Manila Creel and Ebersyle W G Heiser FR McClintock W Vogel

Cavalry Shifts Ordered Between Forts and Posts

Troops from Second Cavalry and Eleventh and Thirteenth Cavalry move among forts including Fort Assinniboine Fort Des Moines Fort Riley and Fort Sheridan to realign forces. In Cuba Ensign Att Brishin of the Tacoma shot himself in a personal crisis and was sent by rail from Guantanamo to Havana en route home.

Fort Assinniboine Mont Fort Des Moines Iowa Fort Fales Kans Ort Snelling Minn Fort Eben Allen Thirteenth Cavalry Fort Riley Fort Sheridan Fort Sil, Oklo Fort Leavenworth Santiago Cuba Att, Brishin United States Tacoma Guantanamo Havana

Post-office to test stamp vending machines nationwide

Postmaster General Meyer orders exhaustive tests of automatic stamp vending devices. Tests will place machines at various points to sell 1 cent and 4 cent stamps and postal cards using 11 cent and 2 cent equivalents. The key issue is coinage lacking a 2 cent unit, requiring two 1 cent stamps for letter postage.

Post-office Department Meyer

Theft laid to servant Lucy Painter charged

Lucy Painter a colored domestic was arrested at 1728 Seaton Street NW by Detectives Werran and O'Dea on a grand larceny charge for stealing 150 dollars worth of jewelry and clothing from Lieut Cam William A Moffett of Dupont 1717 Twentieth Street NW. Police found household linen fancy needlework clothing and three jewelry pieces at her home later identified by Com Moffett. she was sent to the House of Detention and will be arraigned in Police Court this morning.

Lucy Painter Navy Seaton Street Werren and O'Dea Central Office Cam William A. Moffett Dupont Twentieth Street Com. Moffett

Advertisement for Situa tion Wanted in The Washington Post

A public notice urges readers seeking work to place a Situa tion Wanted ad in The Washington Post. The offer says ads are free to the job seeker and will be read by responsible business men. Readers can drop in or phone 4205 to insert an ad.

Washington Post Brookland D. C Tenallytown F St Reinil Ian Buchagin DRR Warner John Wedderburn CO Hasenees J. FR. Nottingham Fst Washington Chaseb Milber & Bro Fourteenth Street Cadillac Stanley Capitol Hill St Se

Reasons Why Taft Suits for President

George Baber urges Secretary Taft as Republican nominee highlighting his legal mind and public service. He praises Taft’s Philippine, Cuban, and Puerto Rican policies, canal leadership, and steady administration. Concludes with letter from Judge Mason endorsing Taft’s presidential prospects. Farragut column May 20, 1907.

Taft Washington Adams Republic Philippine Islands Pacific McKinley Philippines Roosevelt Cuba Porto Rico Oceans America John W. Mason Fairmont W. Va Tum Puphe Lite George Baber Farragut

Printing Funds Exhausted Halts Navy Department Printing

Navy Department officials learned that the current year's printing allowance is exhausted. Clerks sought the source of the shortfall under orders from Assistant Secretary Newberry. Printing orders will be practically suspended until accounts are reviewed and funds verified.

Navy Department Comptroller of the Treasury Newberry Treasury Metcalf

Court Will Sit Earlier In Police Court Schedule Shuffle

Judge Kimball announces a new court timetable to ease congestion in the District Police Court. Starting Tuesday next week he will begin sessions at 9 am with routine cases through 10 am, then jury trials. Remaining routine work moves to Judge Mulrowny in the US branch due to heavier District caseload.

Kimball

Brigadier General H S Turrill Dead In New York City

Brigadier General H S Turrill of the U S Army Medical Corps died today in New York from heart disease. A Yale Medical School graduate in 1883, he joined the Medical Corps in 1870 and served until his 1906 retirement, with ties to New Milford, Connecticut.

New York H. S. Turrill U. 5S New Milford Conn Turrill Yale Medical School Medical Corps Regular Army

Minnesota Monument Dedicated at Vicksburg

A $55,000 state monument honoring Minnesota soldiers from the Vicksburg siege was dedicated in the Vicksburg military park. Gov. Johnson of Minnesota and staff, Gov. James K. Vardaman of Mississippi and staff, plus many distinguished visitors attended the ceremony.

Minnesota Johnson Vardaman Vicksburg Mias Vicksburg Military Park James K. Vardaman Mississippi

Religious Services in Washington DC Churches on Sunday

A wide listing of worship schedules across Calvary Baptist St Margarets St Johns Epiphany Trinity and other churches. Includes times Holy Communion Sunday School prayers and sermons with various pastors and special events noted for May and Memorial Day services.

ST. Margarets Church Connecticut Avenue Bancroft Place Herbert Scott Smith David M. Crathyn Kermon St. John's Orphanage Church OF the Epiphany G Street McKim Holy Communion J. D la Mothe Trinity Church Third C Streets Richard FP Willams Trinity Methodist Episcopal

Exposition address by Bureau of Republics director

John Barrett director of the Bureau of American Republics will speak at the Alaska Yukon Exposition breaking ground ceremony in Seattle on June 1 1909. He met the President who will send best wishes for the enterprise.

Bureau of Republics John Barrett Bureau of American Republiic Washington Seattle Wash Barrett Iavo

Insurance Ranking Third Among American Firms

We are resident managers of German American Insurance Company of New York, handling stakes of 11 and 129.53 dollars. Gasch and Birge oversee operations at 1326 New York Avenue.

Suphilie Cunpaides New York

Auction Sale of Condemned Material at District Pumping Station

Auction sale set for Tuesday May 48 at 2 pm at the District Pumping Station Bryant Street between 2d and dth wn. streets to dispose of condemned material including 90 tons cast iron 1 larger wood engine 800 pounds scrap brass 122 oil barrels 1000 pounds rubber matting 37 pounds Manila rope tools brushes brooms fire hose lanterns wheelbarrows bicycles desks electric radiators and more. Cash terms payment due at sale and removal required within ten days by order of the Commissioners D.

Bryant Street Dth

District of Columbia public works set for May hearings

Notices warn of a May 29 public hearing at the District Building on health and safety improvements. Projects include new granite curb and cement sidewalks on Virginia Avenue, 23rd Street area and Euclid Street, with costs ranging from 80 to 1500 dollars per block and assessments against adjacent parcels. Also listed are alley paving, curb work, and sidewalk upgrades across multiple squares and streets.

Office OF the Commissioners OF the District of Columbia Washington Commissionera C Street Virginia Avenue Street Ith Street 19Th Street Square 123 Lmits North Capitol Street Randolph Street F Street 23Rd Street Ath Street Snd I Street Eucli Street Brightwood Avenue Sherman Avenue Euclid Street Ivy Street N Street 1St Street 2D Street 24 Street Florida Avenue Bates Street 3D Street 33Th Street Massachusetts Avenue 3 Street Square Sqare F Macfarland H L West Jay J Morrow Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia Thina John H Coats BRILL Joseph M Frank James Tanner Roegleter RF Downing Albert Sillers

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