Music clubs in Washington celebrate generous musicians
A lengthy feature highlights volunteer musicians expanding the season with benefit recitals and choral concerts. It notes the vital role of choirs and clubs such as the Friday Morning Music Club and Rubinstein Club, detailing recent performances, guest soloists, and benefit events for war relief and local church and home funds.
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Ate
Cis
Auspies
Tiv Fruday Morning
Rubinston Clabt Cheeter Choir
Iran
Tosh Throwesh
J Macb
Battleship build debate continues in 1915 program
Army and Navy news argues the Audacious and Bulwark were not involved in their destruction and that battleships remain superior to submarines. Supporters of battleship construction say European war developments do not change the relative values of battleships and submarines or justify converting naval plans in the 1915 building program.
Army Orders And Promotions Board Appointments
Army orders list leaves of absence for several officers across cavalry and artillery units. Retiring Lieut Col James A Cole ends over years of service. Promotions examinations are set for coast artillery, medical, and quartermaster officers at Fort Onroe Fort Winfield Scott and other posts, with boards to meet for promotion fitness. Local concert notes accompany official items, highlighting mentions of A Tregina suite praised in Musical America and performances by the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Korhlick
Cavalry
Jerome W. Howe
Tenth Cavalry
Robert P Glassburn
Crast Artillery Corps
Wilfred ML Hlunt
Eighth Cavalry
Basil D. Edwards
Infantry
James A. Cole
Fourteenth Cavalry
Edward D. Anderson
Sixth Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
Laws
Fort Onroe
Coast Artillery Corps
James M Williams
Percy M Kessler
William M. Bmart
Henry C Pillabury
Medical Corps
James B. Taylor
Fort Winfield Scott
Cal
Alfred M. Hunter
Willard PF. Truby
Henry H. Whiteny
Arthur W. Chase
Ernest G. Bingham
Port Winteld Scott
Joseph C. Brady
Quartermaster Corps
Hot Springs
Ark
Army
Bavy General Hospital
John D. Long
Twelfth Cavalry
Seventh Cavalry District
Austin
Tex
William BR. Smith
Fort Monroe
Edward L Glasgow
Percy Willig
William F. Stewart, Jr
Joseph B. Douglas
Hudson T. Patten
Robert H. C. Kelton
Percy P. Bishop
Fort Washington, Md
Granvit.la Sevier
William Tidball
Walthr K. Wilson
Mahlon Ashford
Canada
A. Tregina
Musical America
Ottawa
Promotions and examinations for army coast artillery and medical corps
Orders list officers from Fort Mills Fort Washington Cristobal and Fort Monroe to report for examinations for promotion in coast artillery and medical corps. It names first and second lieutenants many with assignments at Fort Millis Cristobal Walter Reed Fort Bayard Fort Winfield Scott and Fort Monroe and notes relieved officers and observers at Portland and other posts.
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Flist Lient
Edwin W. Patterson
Medical Reserve Corps
Fort Mills
P. 1
Howard Canfield, Jr
John H. Munroe
Frang "Lecoog
Coast Artillery Corps
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Samuel M. Waterhouse
Medical Corps
James 5. Mitchell
Alfred Hasbrouck
Charles BE. T. Lull
Harry G. Ford
Cotet Artillery Corps
Firet Stexut
Adelno Gibson
Fort Washington
Henry T. Burgin
Fort Millis
Nathan Horowitz
Thomas H
Jone S
Fort Mis
Charles N, Wilson
Fort Mille
P. L
James F. Walker
Ueutenanta
Coast Archery Corps
Willard Yr. Truly
Fort Winfield Scott
Cal
Julius C. Peterson
Fred Soyder
Charles Hines
Williabe A. Pendleton, Jr
Walter EK. Dunn
Allen RK. Edwards
Calvin M. Smith
John T. Hlorbar
Ralph E. Haines
Laurence Watts
Henry N. Sumner
Edward Roth
Georgh W. Hasterday
George 3. Gorham
Naval Orders Transfer Officers and Ships
Commander Urban T. Totsies detached to command Vestal from the bureau of steam engineering Navy Department. Lieutenant Commander F. J. Horne detached from Rainbow to naval attache in Tokyo Japan. Lieutenant Junior grade J. L. Schaffer detached Des Moines to connection Biting out Winslow and on board when commissioned Chief Boatswain F. D. Blakely to Naval Academy.
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Urban T. Totsies
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Navy Department
Vestal
F. J. Horne
Rainbow
Naval Attache
Tokyo
Japan
J. L. Schaffer
Des Moines
Winslow
F. D. Blakely
Navel Academy
Marine Corps Orders and Movements for Detachments and Vessels
Lieut. Col. B H Fuller detached to Norfolk for remme duty at marine barracks. Capt. F L Bradman ordered to Mare Talend marine barracks. Second Lieut. J Be Doxhy assigned to US Wilmington and Second Lieut. J A Gray to Saratoga. Ships Jarvis Fanning Casun McDougal Mali Ammen sail from Hampton Roads to Annapolis and other destinations. Yackton departs Hampton Roads for Lynnhaven Bay. Yorktown leaves Topslolombe for Guaymas. Chattanooga from La Paz to Mazatlan. Monaghan to Tompkinsville Whitestone Landing. Barrett to Tompkinsville from Whitestone Landing. Jenkins Beale head to Annapolle Tangier Sound to Tompkinsville.
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Fanning
Casun
McDougal
Mali
Ammen
Hampton Roads
Annapolis
Yackton
Hampton Haads
Lynnhaven Bay
Yorktown
Topslolombe
Guaymas
Chattanooga
la Paz
Mazetlin
Monaghan
Tompkinsville
Whitestone Landing
Barrett
Jenkins and
Beale
Tangier Sound
Annapolle
Simth
Gravesend Bay
Chattrapoge
Mazatlan
San Diego
Yew Trans
Mazating
Acapulco
Manzanillo
Jumae
Casein
Dougal
McCal
Amoien
Hancock
Santo Domingo City
Jason
Davenport
Fagland
Petrel
Tampico
Yankton
Evan Paren Bay
New Orleans
Huttam
Whitestone Loming
Sterett
Fampkinssille Smith
Temp
Washington
Phladelplan
Portsmouth
Soh
Satan
Tabmren Cattins
West Quant
Alexcon
Mars
West Enant
Mex
Dan Deen
San Francisco
Oleangape Uring Ue
Mazathin
City Hall and Court Notes Update from District Courts
Reappointed special referee in bankruptcy Charles H Bradley presides over the late Thomas E Waggaman estate. Brooke Gott fills police court vacancy after Bernard % death. Sydney J Mudd resigns from US attorney staff to run for Congress. Frank W Smith returns to Circuit Court No 2. Thanksgiving holidays suspend District Court activities. Staff illness and various ship movements noted.
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Charles H.bradley
District Supreme Court
Bradley
Thomas E. Waggaman
Mulloway
Brooke Gott
Bernard
Sydney J. Mudd
United States Attorney
Congress
Maryland
Washington
Georgetown University
House of Representatives
Suffrage Movement Dissolved After Women Granted Voting Rights
A fragmented report notes the dissolution of a suffrage society after women gained voting rights in county and state elections. It cites quiet campaigning by Norwalk women, the absence of female professional politicians, and a shift in public life as women over 25 obtain suffrage without prior court records.
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Suffrage Society
Childians
S&e
Society For Suffrage For Women
China to Get Boxe in Geminity Pact
Fragmented OCR text mentions China, students, and the United States with vague references to remission, a prize, and a store. The readable content is highly garbled and lacks coherent facts. Identifiable entities include China and the United States, but no clear event, date, or outcome is discernible.
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