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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1905

Page

4

Day of Nations Dead Parade in the Morning

Grand Army Veterans and allied groups plan a Memorial Day parade and Arlington ceremonies to honor war and peace heroes. The event includes a Washington procession forming on Pennsylvania Avenue at 10 a.m. and Arlington services with Lincoln Gettysburg address, Foraker oration, and grave-decorations.

Grand Army Artington Senator Foraker Washington Department of the Potomac Grand Army of the Repubic Arlington Lincoln J. B. Foraker Abram Bimon Wiliam H Andrews John C. Black Bawaned Arington Mounted Police United States MarmonAana Walter F. Smith John A. Rawhing Kit Carson George G. Meade US Grant Janes A. Garfield Burnside Potomac Phil Sheridan Lafayette DCG NG William R Peddie Drum and Fire Corps Army and Navy Union Charles Sumner John A.lowan George H Thomas Post Honry Wilson George A. Morris Fost Frederick Douglass United States Pield Artillery Thutrenth Cavalry Band Wich George H. Lrubridge Ceruisying Grand Army of the Republi Spanish War Veterans Sons of Veterans Army and Navy Felon Womans Kenter Corps Adler Grand Army of the Republic Legion of Loyal Women Consiats Lida J Hart Delia Fuller Wright Ella Hia John C Black John A Joyce Odette A P. Tasker Kellers Earl Cranston le Vanderhoef DeWitt C Sprague Howert H Wood George H. Lubmage Appomattox Foraker Charles C Pierce America Henry Stevens

Memorial Day Ceremonies Listed at Local Cemeteries

Georgetown figures Miller reads address at St Elizabeths Cemetery under Commander A Frisbie with Eddreayes Wilite and William Dell leading services at Battle Ground Cemetery Brightwood. Revivals by Hart Dexter Brooks, George Bailey and Simon Wolt. Barma Cemetery events under Charles Sumner Post No 6 and Frederick Douglass Post No 3 feature L Melendez King and C R Douglas. Naval Command orders wreath for Maine’s dead as Arlington Memorial Day plans advance.

Dreases Rey George Bailey Simon Wolt Appelm Thomas Ver William Hart Dexter J. L. Brooks Equad Boys’ Brigade Barma Charles Sumner Frederick Douglass L. Melendez King C. R. Douglas Maine Admiral Schley Naval Command W. V Joseph P. MicCrink Wieg Charles Ke, Engle Arington Memorial United States Havana

Wreaths Around Statues at Capitol Ceremony

Annual Memorial Day rites at Statuary Hall honor Grant and Lincoln statues with wreaths and flowers. Ladies of Ulysses Grant Circle GA B preside, with prayers, orations by Col Hawkes and Wm Rogers, and singing of The Star Spangled Banner and America. Capitol police also decorate Washington statue.

Capitol Lincoln Grant Ulysses Grant Chloe Bugler Heeler Mra Della Puller Wright United States U. S. Grant Frayer Henry N. Conden House ‘of Representatives B. F. Hawkes Wnam BL Rogers Sherman Tion Noble Newport Potts Ellen Spencer Massey Bingham America Stephen Swmaan D. C G. Dorsey Steru J. P McGrew Capitol Police Thapelitt Cougen Webber Capital Police Gettyaburge Amander Bingham Washington

Birthday celebration honors Thomas Moore at Carroll Hall

The third annual entertainment for Thomas Moore's birthday was held by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Ancient Order of Hibernians at Carroll Hall. A program featured addresses by P. T. Moran and Rev. P. J. Healy, recitations by Miss Marie Baker, and musical numbers by Nelle Burke, Miss Nellie Healy, and others, followed by dancing.

Thomas Moors Carroll Hall Order of Hibernians P. T. Moran Thhe A. QO. FL P. J Healy J. C Monaghan Marie Baker Ireland Amarican Aimee Ag Followes Mias Gedle Fitapatrick Catharimo ¥ Downing Catherine Batters Angalo T Sullivan J. A. Bradley Margaret L. Brosazban Catherine A. Breen Mary E. Solves Keto Robey D. MW. Blanton K. T. DeLavergna Frank McNally W. J. Baker Elizabeth Healy Mies Julia Caysaugh Momin Modes Mary Moora Mira Katie Canty Bloor Danial Sullivan WL Baker Thomas Lao Fortune Harry A. Hearty F Maaping George Kalb Daniel M. Stanton Thomas Troddec

Samuel Rhedd Pioneer Plumber and Takoma Park Mayor

Samuel Rhedd born November 20 1850 in Washington built a plumbing business from Ninth Street to new quarters after a 1895 fire. He co founded 8 8 Shedd & Bro. Co later, served four terms as Takoma Park mayor, and held Masonic and Shrine memberships.

Samuel 8. Rhedd Washington Columbian Preparatory School Hamilton & Pearson Ammageat Lincoln Hall Ninth D I Streets Ninth Street John L. Rhedd District of Columbia Tnese Shedd & Bro Ito Shedd & Bro. Company Shedd John L. Shedd Lacey Rhed Takoma Park Sheddig Takoma Lodge of Masons Washington Royal Arch Washington Commandery Knights Templars Aimag Temple The Mystic Shrine

In the Shadow of the Cross painting at Kann Sons Co

A remarkable painting by Henry Hammond shows Christ’s portrait as seen in a dream and a moonlit cross shadow. The uncompleted canvas draws thousands at G Kann Sons Co store, with clergy and observers calling it wondrous and likely to boost interest in Christ’s character.

S. Kann, Sons & Co B Kann, Sona & Co Henry Hammond Ann Christ Anziopaly Taptares Washington Wai Ort G. Kann, Sons & Co

Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall Open for Decoration Day Crowds

ECU RSIONS in the article describe安排 two steamers serving Marshall Hall with boat departures at 10 and 1 and later for a day full of amusements and music. Mount Vernon also opens as usual with the Charles Macalester steamer making two trips at 10 am and 2:30 pm from Seventh Street Wharf, linking a quiet Decoration Day homage at Washington.

Marshall Hall Dene Berens Mount Vernon Washington Charles Macalester Seventh Street Wharf

Academy's June Week Opens with Naval Review Colors

The Naval Academy at Annapolis opened its opening day with a board of visitors appointed by the President to assess needs. Adm W H Brownson received the visitors and midshipmen, seventeen-gun salute, dress parade, seamanship drills, and social receptions followed at Carvel Hall with notable guests including Congressmen Vreeland Brandegas Jones Courts Pinkerton Darlington Wilkes Stratton.

Annapolis Naval Academy Board of Visitors Congress W. H. Brownson Midshipmen Douglas L. Howard Supt. Brownson Edward P. Vreeland Kentucky Frank B. Brandegas Con- Incelicut William A. Jones Virgginia James C. Courts C. M. Pinkerton Des Moines Iowa Joseph Q. Darlington Philadelphia John Wilkes Charlotte N.C W. 3.Btratton Washington, DC Carvel Hall Hear Admiral Brownson

Army officers receive multiple duty and transfer orders

Orders grant leave to Mehenasy and Kerr, assign duties for officers across the Army, including reshuffles in artillery, coast artillery, and engineers, with promotions and transfers to Fort Miley, Annapolis, and Minnesota. Dedication at Santiago postponed due to Philippine trip and inspection schedules.

Richard J Mehenasy Artillery Corps Abeanea John K. Kerr United States Army General Hospital Washington Baebacka D. C Hie George 7 Harrizon General Staff Army Navy Newport Roy Naval War College Conrad B. Koerper Annistal Gen Prendéeo Cal Washington” Barracks Dci Ferdinand Willams Corps of Encineers Maryland Williama Annapolis University of Minnesota Artillery Corpa Ephaim T . Richmond Cogat Artilery Willem Birkhimer Coast Artillery Warren P. Newcomb Field Artillery Clarence & Smith Newcomb Fort Sheriday Amsith Proesend Officara Artilery Corp Charles G Woail- Ward Woodward Hea Bean Fort Miley Fort Leavensworth Kens Kay West Barracks Frs Europe A. Hartnett Hartnett Fort Hancock M. J Coutt Maj Champs. McCulloch Gurgton McCulloch Presidio Monterey Ofoe Santiago Col. Webb Hayes War Department PAE Lout

Mrs. Danes Defense at Columbia Opens Third Week

The Columbia stage opens its third week of the extra season with Mrs. Danes Defense by the stock company. Felicia Hibnemarah, a governess drawn into an affair, reappears in England as Mrs Dane and falls for Lionel Carteret. A web of lies is exposed by a judge confirming the law and society’s verdict. Miss Charlotte Walker excels as Mrs Dane, with strong support from Sir Daniel Carteret and the rest of a capable cast.

Columbia Felecia Hibnemarah England Daniel Carteret Dane Charlotte Walker Sho Guy Standing Daniel Fuller Mellish Canon Bonsey Sunnywater George Gaston Balsom-Porter Ino Hammer Lady Eastney Jeffreys Lewis Mra. Bulsom-Forter Columbia Tani Empire Defense Treater Guy Branning Dante Carteret Mra Dene

Mixed Classifieds And Legal Notices Fragment

A jumble of classified ads for dogs and other pets appears alongside legal notices. Listings include puppies and birds for sale at various addresses, plus a hospital ad offering surgery, medicines, and boarding for animals. Separate items report a demurrer sustained in a civil suit and a petition for accounting and receiver.

Sree Rae ST Bernard Pups Young Canaries Schmid TH &T Hospital

Divorce Granted and Name Reinstated for Maude Buckley

Jusilee Stafford signed a secret yesterday divorcing Maude M. Buckley from Lloyd O. Gitchell on grounds of adultery. The complainant may resume her maiden name Maude M. Buckley. The Forest Service plans to add a trained forester to each forest reserve to advance practical forestry on reserves.

Jusilee Stafford Maude M. B. Gitchall Lloyd Gitchell Maude M. Buckley Forest Service Department of Agriculture

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