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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1905

Page

9

Social and Personal Ladies Grace the Occasion

Mrs Roosevelt hosted a large afternoon reception in the Blue Room with diplomatic corps and embassy ladies in attendance. The event included a formal tea, naval aides aiding presentations, and a display of chrysanthemums and roses. Guests included many ambassadors and spouses with lingering plans for New Year events and the season’s social circuit.

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Woman Preacher Finds Relief After Giving Up Coffee

An elderly Ohio woman, once plagued by stomach and heart troubles, credits Postum coffee substitute with restoring digestion and stabilizing her heart. She shares how stopping coffee and drinking Postum improved her health, eased nervousness, and empowered her to preach the gospel, urging others to read the brand’s booklet.

Ohio Uli Dy J Tata Postum Paostum Battle Creek

Preparing for maneuvers by North Atlantic fleet in Caribbean

Rear Admiral Evans submits winter naval maneuver plan for the North Atlantic fleet. Squadrons rendezvous at Hampton Roads in January and sail south for drills in the Caribbean, with Dewey potentially reviewing the exercise if health permits. Numerous ships and support vessels move to staging points for the winter operations.

Hampton Roads North Atlantic Caribbean Sea Robl D Evans General Naval Board Deway Maine Flagshi Missouri Kentucky Kenarsarge Alabama Magship Indiana Imnois Iowa Adnal Brownson West Virginia Pennsylvania Colorado Maryland Dewey Cruss Devember Thbias Charleston Texas Florida Arkansas Nevada Rutula Lent Ominarder Johnson Pine Beach Provincetown Fane Beach Truxtun Washington Navy Yard Stewart Navy Department Galveston Tompkinsville Teas Boston Labanen Lamberts Point Newport News Stringham Annapois San Francisco Des Moines Guantaraimo Santo Domingo Charleston Sae Guantanamo Paladelphia Newport Bainbridge Barry Cafie Hongkong

St Louis Delegation Pushes Mississippi River Deepening

St Louis Business Men's League led by former mayor Carran Walbridge visits Washington to seek funding and a year round eight foot channel from Cairo to the Missouri mouth. They plan 11 am meeting with President Roosevelt and also press for freight rate equalization with Southern Railway officials amid New York advantages.

St. Lows Carran Walbridge St. Louis Joseph W Folk St Louis Business Men’s League Washington Cairo Ill Missouri River Roosevelt Burton Ohio House Committee On Walbridge League Mississippi Mississippi Valley Missouri War Department Southern Railway Chicago Cincinnati

Moody appoints special resistants in St Louis bridge case

Attorney General Moody names Kaward Crow Charles Wagel and Chester H Krum to assist in proceedings against the Terminal Halhead Association of St Louis et al. Crow is a former Missouri attorney general Nagel is a leading St Louis corporation lawyer Krum is a former United States district judge.

Moody Kaward Crow Charles Wagel Chester H Krum Halhead Association St Louis Missouri Nagel St. Louis Beat Corporation Krom United States Gid Moodyhart

Two Boards Clash Over Battleship Plan in Navy Debate

General board calls for three 18 000 ton battleships with 1 inch guns and 18 knots, while board of construction urges three 16 000 ton ships and fewer auxiliaries. President Roosevelt to push one large first class battleship and curb total battleships to about thirty. Secretary Bonaparte to report after his annual address. both boards’ plans influence but do not bind the final program.

General Board Board of Construction May Sattle General Board of the Navy Congress Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte Roosevelt Alex John Thirty-second Street Tkely General Boards Japan

Georgetown Real Estate and Local Services Ads

Local notices advertise real estate and loans with J B Me Kenney Berry and W Probey of Probey Carriage Co. expanding, a Haycock home purchase on Prospect Ave, and decor services by Geo A Comley. Flowers, soaps, merchandise, and harnessed trades are offered with delivery, discounts, and upcoming sales at local shops and stables. A church federation campaign and community events are noted along with weathered obituaries and public notices.

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Naval Orders And Movements Across Ports In December

The Navy lists officers reassigned to posts including Capt R Henderson retiring to Pensacola Florida and Lieuts Blue Lyon Baldwin Davison Gardiner Kimmen Gaborn Norris and Reuden among others. The War Department notes transport Buford carrying the Fourteenth Cavalry and many officers from Manila arriving in San Francisco. Movements of naval vessels and ships’ crews are recorded with arrivals at Pine Beach Galveston Newport News Annapolis and other bases.

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Trial Narratives of Naval Academy Death Debates and Autopsy

Proceedings reveal medical experts linking Branch death to head injuries from a fight. Autopsy possibilities discussed. defense calls midshipmen to show hazing pressures and limited recourse among students.

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