Carter Denies Aldan His Counsel Makes Protest
Government seeks to read testimony from Westcott to rebut Capt M Carter claims about inherited funds and post absence from Savannah. Hearing in New York and Chicago clash over admissibility. Carter denies loan to Westcott and explains disbursements and deposits tied to Westcott, his father-in-law, and his bank and bond transactions.
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Chicago
Tate
Robert F. Westcott
M. Carter
Gaynor and Greene
New York
A&a
Carter
Wyman
Federal Building
United States
Erwin
Europe
Westcott
Ervin
Capt. Carter
York
Stone
Savanah
Carter Carter
Capt Carter
Atlantic Contracting Company
Gaynor & Greene
Union Trust Company
R F. Westcott
Capt
Carter Heikhe
White
Datter
Fouptpe
Gensi
Capler
Ada & Chesne Gio
Hank
Tae
Bua Boney
Fugitives to be Returned Extradition Warrant Signed
A warrant for the extradition of John F Gaynor and Rh D Greene has been signed by the minister of justice and forwarded to the lieutenant governor of Quebec. The action was completed in Ottawa Ontario on October 2.
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Greene
Gaynor
Ottawa
Ont
John F Gaynor
Rh D
Minister of Justice
Province
Quebec
Auto lamp regulations questioned in Police Court ruling
Judge O'Neal ruled that current lamp rules are vague and need amendment. Arthur Chapin and John Richards were charged with lamp violations. Chapin with a bicycle lamp and Richards with a rear lamp placed too high. He fined both, detailing that lamps must align with the number and illuminate it for visibility.
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Judge O'Neal
Arthur Chapin
John Richards
Chapin
Mr Richards
McNAMARA SWORN IN AS ASSISTANT US ATTORNEY
Stuart McNamara, recently appointed Assistant United States District Attorney, was sworn in yesterday. An impromptu reception followed in his office with City Hall officials and the district supreme court justices attending to extend congratulations.
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Stuart Mr Nameara
United States District Attorney
District Supreme Mat
Seeks to Annul Marriage Robert Clemons sues Sylvia Clemons
Robert A. Clemons filed suit to annul his marriage alleging Sylvia Clemons falsely claimed divorce from her husband Charles Blackson who was living when they married in February 189. He says he learned the truth September 25 and has ceased to live with her. Robert L. Waring is his attorney.
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Robert A. Clemons
Sylvia Clemons
Charles Blackson
Clemons
Blackson
Robert L. Waring
Oxnes
Man Falls Twenty Five Feet Near Railroad Tracks
James D Fitzgerald aged 37 of 306 K street northwest slipped on an embankment beside the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Third and I streets northeast last night. He fell twenty five feet to the tracks, suffering a severe head wound and a sprained knee.
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James D Fitzgerald
K Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Third End
Off to Hagerstown for Christian Missionary Society meeting
A party of forty ministers and laymen from Washington will travel by train to Hagerstown Maryland to attend the twenty seventh annual convention of the Christian Missionary Society of the District of Columbia Maryland and Delaware. The program includes sermons by Rev J E Stuart Rev Frederick D Power and Rev W F Smith with Miss Lena Summy speaking in Sunday school and Edgar Bondurant directing the Endeavor service Friday. Officers include H C Kendrick J G Thompson J A Hopkins and J T Eitner with others from area churches on the board.
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Missionary Society
Christian Churches
Hagerstown
Christian Missionary Society of
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
F. D. Power
Vermont Avenue
E. B. Bagby
Ninth
Walter Smith
Whitney Avenue
Claude Jones
Thirty-fourth Street
J. FE. Stewart
Fifteenth Street
Washington
J. E. Stuart
Frederick D. Power
W. F. Smith
Lena Summy
H Street Southwest
Edgar Bondurant
Christian Endesavor
Chargs
H. C. Kendrick
First Christian Church of
J. G. Thompson
J. A. Hopkins
Winston, N. C
J. T. Eitner
Peter Ainslie
Faititmore
Devastating Philippine Storm Impacts Reported
Governor General cables War Department detailing a September 26 storm that cut all wires, delayed reports, and caused widespread crop destruction across Laguna Batangas Sorsogon Rizal Cavite Bataan Samar Zambales. Leyte coast guard cutter wrecked. several crew lost. Names and addresses of many relatives listed.
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Bataan
Samar
Zambales
Albay
Camerines
Tayabas
Coast Guard
Leyte
William W. Fisher
Martin Fisher
Western Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Frederick Hellburg
Otttia Hellburg
Fifty-eighth Street
New York City
BE. M. Bontel
Cheney
Rochester
Olsson
August Joafison
Haback
Bristol
Sweden
George Gardner
Nok Alvetis
Nok Alvetis and One Bowel Lek. Basactie
Almad Battana
Gedewa B
Aeade
National Law School Opens Amid Record Enrollment
The National University Law School held its 37th opening with Dean Carusi presiding in the absence of Chief Justice Alvey. Brg. Gen Dalvis spoke on international law as the student body reached a record registration. bar exam passage rates among last year’s graduates were highlighted.
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Law School of the
National University
Alvey
Carusi
Bar Associations
Maryland
Dalvis
Army
United States
Washington College of Law Begins Tenth Year
The Washington College of Law opened its tenth scholastic year at its new halls on New York Avenue with a large enrollment of students. Dean Mrs. Elien Spencer Massey welcomed attendees and urged purposeful study. Faculty members E Foster, John E Laskey, E C Dutton, Co W Fitts, and Stanton Peelle spoke on subjects and hours while E Richard Shipp praised the program as he leaves the city for the West. An equal number of men and women enrolled this year.
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Washington College of Law
Washington Colege of Law
New York Avenue
Elien Spencer Massey
E. Foster
John E. Laskey
E. C. Dutton
Co. W. Fitts
Stanton Peelle
E. Richard Shipp
Ocean Mail Bid Opens for New York to Southampton Route
Proposals to carry mails on the Ocean route from New York to Southampton for ten years starting October 12, 130 were opened. Only one bid was received from the International Mercantile Marine Company at $4 per mile for each outward voyage, unchanged from its current contract.
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New York
Southlampton
Post Office Department
International Mercentile Marine Company
Alabama candidates line up in governor race over rail rate reform
Birmingham dispatch reports Lieut. Gov. R. M. Cunningham declares for government supervision of railroads while B. B. Comer, leader of the rate regulation drive, is expected to enter the race. The contest likely changes Senate seats for Morgan and Pettus as the primary timeline unfolds with debate over state versus federal control.
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Cunningham
B. B. Comer
Pettus
Morgan
Washington Post
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
R. M. Cunningham
Ensley
State Railroad Commission
Comer
Mr. Comer
Blount Springs
D. Mallory
Tully
Ta & Eleareuet
Railroad Commission
Tate
Cunninghamya
Roosevelt
United States
Senate
Senator vacancy plan stirs Alabama politics and rail issue
The piece notes a proposed legislature or governor appointment method to fill a Senate vacancy from Alabama caused by aging senators. It lists contenders such as Gen Rufus N Rhodes John B Knox Col E L Russell and J H Bankhead, while stressing rail regulation as a key campaign issue across governor Senate and House races. It also covers Hobson Comer Heflin Wiley Hall Samford and other congressional prospects in various districts.
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Senate
Alabama
Rufus N. Rhodes
Birmingham News
Comer
John B. Knox
Anniston
E. L. Russell
Mobile
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
John H. Bankhead
Cunningham
Hobson
Bankhead
Congress
Richmond P. Hobson
J. H. Bankheads
B. B. Comer
Butaw
Tom Heflin
Heflin
Booker Washington
Tuskegee
Heffin
Washington
Saratoga
Wiley
A. A. Wiley
Taft
Philippines
Iskely
T. J. Hall
Montgomery
W. H. Bamford
Troy
Witham
J. Samford
T le
Hall
H. J0. Clayton
G. W. Taylor
William Richardson
J. Bowle
C. W. Underwood
Shy Buypett
Reception to Tanner at Grand Army Hall in Denver
Preparations by the Department of the Fetemae for a reception to Commander-In-Chief James A. Tanner at Grand Army Hall on Saturday evening. Col Tweedle not in Denver to install, Corporal Tanner authorizes Gen Tasker to perform installation at the event. A silk flag presented by J F Reynolds WRC No 9 Cheyenne, Wyoming will adorn the walls, inscribed to N A R from J F Reynolds WRC No 9.
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Department of the Fetemae
G A
James A. Tanner
Grand Army Hall
Col. Tweedle
Denver
Henee
Corporal Tanner
Gen. Tasker
Department of the Potomac
Fendailt
Grand Army
J. PF. Reynolds Woman's Relief Corps
No. 9
Cheyenne
Wyo
J. F. Reynolds
W. R C
General George B. Davis Returns to Duty After Prison Inspections
Gen George B Davis judge advocate general resumes war department duties after inspecting Alcatraz Island and Fort Sheridan prisons. He spent two days in San Francisco reporting on conditions and prisoner counts. Navy vessel movements include Hopkins and Hannibal entries and sailings. A seven year old boy, John Host, was struck by a bicycle ridden by Henry Frank in northeast Washington and treated at a drug store.
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Alcatraz Island
Fort Sheridan
George B. Davis
War Department
California
Chicago
Davis
Washington
San Francisco
Secretary of War
John Host
Rosedale Street
Florida Avenue
Hil Street
Henry Frank
Tracy ©. Dickson
Ordnance Department
Frankford Arena
Bridesburg
Sidney L. Scott
United States Army
United States Army General
Cal
James B. Aleshire
Joseph T. Crabbs
Earl of
Archibald W. Butt
Charles ©. Marrow
Willem R. Davis
Elvin HE. Wagner
Seventeenth Infantry
James T. Moore
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Gen Chaffee in England for unofficial visit with luncheon
Lieut. Gen. Adna R. Chaffee visits London staying unofficial despite invitations. King Edward asked to meet him but Balmoral trip not possible. a Mansion House luncheon in his honor will be held with American officers and embassy members present. Chaffee and Crozier will then visit Wrest Park, Bedfordshire, hosted by Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid for a few days.
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London
England
Adna R. Chaffes
Edward
Thomas Lipton
Gen. Chaffee
Balmoral
New Plan Proposed For Artillery Organization In Coast Districts
Maj. Gen. James F. Wade in his Atlantic Division annual report for the year ending June 3 1905 endorses joint army and navy exercises in June across Baltimore Potomac and Chesapeake districts as instructive and profitable but advises they occur every two years. He favors replacing current Coast Artillery company structure with a district system akin to naval crew deployment and notes a need for larger artillery corps.
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Atlantic
James F. Wade
Army and Navy
Baltimore
Potomac
Chesapeake
Coast Artillery
Wade
É&C
Court Martial at Fort Myer Holds Artillery Private
A Fort Myer four court martial session examined a Third Battery private for absence without leave and insubordination. Indictment and prisoner identity withheld pending department review. Annapolis building contract awarded to Noel Construction Co. at 359000. Transport Logan sails from Manila October 1 with Ninth Infantry Company B, 149 enlisted, eight casuals, thirteen sick, one insane.
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Fort Myer
Painet
Lasve
Annapolis
Secretary of the Navy
Sonstructiion
Naval Academy
Annnapolis
Noel Construction Company
Baltimore
Logan
Manila
Corbin
Ninth Infantry
Army Orders and Officer Transfers 1905
Leaves of absence granted across ranks with extended periods and local duty shifts. Officers reassigned to forts and depots, including King and Price, while others proceed to examinations and boards at Fort Sheridan. Naval officers receive detailed postings and ordnance duties as the service reshuffles personnel.
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Eaton
Auty
L G. Johnson & Co
Spuyten Duyvil
N.Y. Lisut
J. ‘P. Parker
Navy Yard
Portamouth
N, EL
Trent
E. Simpson
Arkansas
J. Strauss
Arkaneas
P. D. Parker
Kentucky
Arkenga
oMesrout
W. T. Cluverins
Detacl
Eared Agademy
R. H. Osborn
Uty
Johnson & Go. Spayten Ouyvii
Archery devotee Col Robert Williams ill after auto crash
Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue Col Robert Williams, injured by an automobile at Fourteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue on September 20, is rapidly convalescing at his home on H Street. A lifelong archery enthusiast, he cites the sport as key to his rugged health and credits it with helping him shoot rheumatism away. Williams has served in the internal revenue service since 1869, rising to deputy commissioner in 1899, making him the bureau's senior member.
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Internal Revenue
Robert Williams
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
H Street
Col. Williams
Ivorydale
Ohio
Eden
Potomac Archery Club
Col
Williama
Internal Revenue Service
Grant
Dayton
New Oreans
Cleveland
McKinley
Interal Revenue
New York
Saengerbund Programme Dates Announced For Season
The Washington Saengerbund committee released the coming season schedule listing numerous musicales dances theatrical and public concerts. Highlights include first and second musicales social reunions grand balls and special events at venues like National Rifles Hall with dates ranging from late October 1905 to April 1906.
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Washington Saengerbund
Ncfal
Washington
National Rifles
Engineer Band Program at Judiciary Park Concert
Chief Musician Julius Kamper announced a 4 10 this afternoon program for the U S Engineer Band at Judiciary Park featuring The Rifle Regiment Overture Jolly Fellows Cornet nolo Addah Polka Vera Selection The Mayor of Tokyo The military secretary reported Charles H Biegler a bandsman in the Nineteenth Tory drowned at Manila on September 2 and the body recovered.
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Judiciary Park
Julius Kamper
U. S
The
Rifle Regiment
Jolly Fellows
Cornet Nolo
Addah
Vera Selection
Tokyo
Manila
Corbin
Charles H. Biegler
Alaskan Fur Trade Report Reveals Sealskin Totals
The North American Commercial Company, lessee of sealing rights near the Pribilof Islands, shipped 14 368 fur seal skins in the 1905 season and 18 128 in 1904. Department of Commerce figures from W S Lembkey show fox catches on the islands and a plan for a second closed season at St Paul Island. An arrest of Captain Alexander McLean for sealing law violations is noted with reference to the Akapulka schooner and Mexican registry.
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North American Commercial Company
Pribllof Islands
Department of Commerce and Labor
W. S. Lembkey
Alaska
St. Paul Island
Alexander McLean
Lembkey
United States
British Columbia
Goats Arrive From Malta for Scientific Milk Program
The Department of Agriculture imported sixty eight milking goats from Malta. They arrived in New York, are in quarantine, and will be moved to the Connecticut experiment station to be fed milked and propagated under scientific conditions. The herd, chosen by G F Thompson, yielded milk during the voyage with crews drinking it. Each goat averages about three quarts of milk daily.
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Department of Agriculture
Island of
Malta
New York
Connecticut
Wilson Bays
United States
G. F. Thompson
Department
Atlantic
Reception to Dr Stafford Carroll Beautified and Committee Appointed
Considerable progress on the reception to Rev D J Stafford rector of St Patrick's Catholic Church returning from Europe. Decorations committee plans beautification of the Carroll Hall with palms and flowers and an electrical display. A long list of names forms the reception committee with many local church and civic figures.
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J. W. Huppert
Deka Buhay
Gharied M Latimer
F. A Parka
George B Bevin
A Callaghan
F. J Galligan
Fheobald F Tay
J W Wikians
J J Ganper
Rev
James A Amiik
Michael M. Leann
F W Bunwerth
F Morgan
P Cannan
H J Feeds
A A Aphbyen
Hester
F Bennison
A. A Bramp
William Swing
Charles Glark
Wood Cullen
BW Buckley
Jamay Phapgtripk
John i Darby
Lewla Ahell
J Treanor
John McDermott
Victor H. Desio
Jerome Desio
Hugh Cosgrove
Julien Dapray
P J Hartigan
George Berry
Francis P She
A J Clarke
M Sullivan
J J Walsh
Joseph Spain
J. Fendil Cain
John Magruder
George C. Reid
E J Hannan
O B Duty
John T. Divine
A. A. Wilson
William F Hart
Charles J. Columbus
Thomas S Evans
Thomas 8. Shea
John Shea
George Corbett
AO Joy
J H. Galt
J. D Mankin
Stephan Bacon
George Young
V. A Braunytine
Eugene Carusl
J. Fegan
M O Crane
W. C Keegan
Gatti
J H Hunter
J Byrnes
John A Madigan
Daniel Loughran
Charles J. O’neil
J.D. Byrnes
George W Harvey
Thomas H. Callan
Jonn D Buckley
Charles Berner
John ©. Galloway
Oliver J Ba Beau
George G Hill
Franklin T
D. D Mulcahy
T G Stoner
Aman
Morrin
T. O'Connell
B Kirsch D Masterson
Johan M. McGill
J White
M Conlen
W Oh Jimery
Daniel O'C Callaghan
Willem Bostman
E J. Kinsella
J. W Murphy
John Quill
PJ. Nee
M_ Gattl
J Atkins
Jonn T Callaghan
Knights Templars in Mexico Protest Intrusion by Americans
Mexican Grand Master Juan Pablo Soto denounces the establishment of two foreign Knights Templar commanderies in Mexico City. He vows to protest to proper authority, asserts Mexican Knights number about ten thousand with commanderies nationwide, and awaits authorization to file a legal challenge against the American Templars without permission from the Mexican grand encampment.
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Mexico City
Juan Pablo Soto
Mexican Knights Templars
Republic
Soto
Supreme Council of Mexico
Selfridge naval lineage marked by multiple deaths in family
The obituary notes Capt James Russell Selfridge of Charlestown Navy Yard dies at 90s, following the late deaths of his father Commodore Thomas Oliver Selfridge and brother Rear Admiral Selfridge. It traces four generations of service from the Revolution through the Civil War to the present, detailing battles aboard the Dallas and Mississippi, Vicksburg duties, and ties to Charlestown and Washington.
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Ancestor
Thomas Oliver Selfridge
Dallas
Mississippi
Selfridge
James Russell Selfridge
Charlestown
Mass.) Navy Yard
Selfridges
J. R. Selfridge
T. O Selfridge
Letter
Boston
Mass
Louisa Cary
John Boley
Commodore Selfridge
Great Britain
New England
I Street
Admiral Selfridge
Alararra Avenue
Mazrs
Naval Academy
Secon Heutenant
Cumberland
Merrimac
Hampton Roads
Cairo
Vicksburg
Yazoo River
Fort Fisher
Darien
Canal Congress
Mmn Pails Tn Ik
Royal Geographical Society of
Bei2 Bia
Admiral Belfridge
Hfe
Mise Eilen
George F. Ahspley
Maine
Dunstan
Boltridge
Colorado
Pomfret
Conn
Capt
T. Selfridge
T 0. Selfridge
Duncan Selfridge
The
Republic
Consul Bergh Explains Gothenburg Flag Incident
American consul at Gothenberg Bergh explains he was unaware of King Oscar's Gothenberg visit and did not hoist the flag. He notes the Spanish consul failed to raise his flag for a similar reason. State Department finds the explanation sufficient.
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Sweden
Bert §. Bergh
Go Sweden
State Department
Oscar
Bergh
Oscar Io Gothenberg
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