Field Day of Knights Guests of Mr McLean
The District of Columbia Knights Templar prepare for their annual field day on October 12 at John B R McLean’s country home. The program includes inspection drills reviews and a dress parade with five commanderies forming and a parade order from Washington to De Molay Mounted Commandery. A silk flag presentation follows the dress parade with strict orders on timing uniforms wagons and badge admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia Knights
Templars
John BR. McLean
Tenmalytown Road
Knight Wiliam T. Galliher
Washington Commandery
No. 1
Willam H. Yerkes
Costumbia
David H. Fenton
Potomac
Charles T. Lindsey
de Molay
Maurice Otterback
Ghent Commandery
Fred 8. Dawson
Columbia Commandery
Potomac Commandery
Orient Commandery
de Molay Mounted Commandery
Bennet A. Allen
M. R. Thorp
Frank HH. Thomas Will Rve
Orward
Quartermaster Arts Asylum
Knight
NEW POSTMASTERS NAMED Nine Appointments Made Yesterday by the President
The President named nine first class postmasters yesterday including Alabama Attaila John J Stephenson Iowa Valley Junction Albert Burcett Kentucky Lexington Charles H Berryman Massachusetts Reading Charles W Abbott Michigan Lake Odessa Otis Miner Ouaway Isador J Barnett Minnesota Renville Ferdinand H Bering Missouri Clinton Frank P Kitchin New York Marine Harbor Abram Be Depuy The same day four more were named Ruthsburg Samuel Walls Dorchester Charles W Champion Cascade Horace H Nys Aledi Leroy M Sprowls Whitaker Sophie Dierstein
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabame—Attaila
John J. Stephenson
Iowa—Valley Junction
Albert
Burcett
Kentucky
Lexington
Charles H. Berryman
Massachusetts
Reading
Charles W. Abbott
Michigan
Lake Odessa
Otis Miner
Ouaway
Isadore J. Barnett
Minnesota
Renville
Ferdinand H. Bering
Missouri
Clinton
Frank P. Kitchin
New York
Marine Harbor
Abram BE. Depuy
Maryland
Ruthsburg
Samuel
Walls
New Jersey
Dorchester
Charles W. Champion
Cascade
Horace H. Nys
Pennsylvania
Aledi
Leroy M. Sprowls
Whitaker
Sophie Dierstein
Tranquillity in Cuba Reported After Elections
Senor Quesada Cuban minister told Secretary Root at the State Department that Cuban affairs are settled and tranquillity prevails now that elections are over. President Roosevelt indicated he would reappoint James H. Tinsley as U S attorney for the Eastern District of Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Quesada
Root
State Department
Quesada
Ek Ee Obe
Tinsley
Roosevelt
Edwards
Bennett
Kentucky
James H. Tinsley
United States
Navy Orders for Officers and Assignments
Commander J F Parker detached to Mare Island for court martial duty and other duties. Ensign B R F Zogbaum to Charleston on October 25. Assistant Surgeon H Shaw detached to recruiting rendezvous Boston to Naval Hospital Chelsea. Boatswain T M Cassidy to Pensacola and additional duty at San Francisco Naval Training Station. Paymaster’s Clerk BE Armstrong promoted to paymaster’s clerk in the navy from October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Parker
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Mare Inland
Cal
BR. F. Zogbaum
Charleston
H. Shaw
Savoy
Rendzvous
Boston
Mass
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
T. M. Cassidy
Pensacola
Naval Training Station
San
Scullin's Plan for Industrial Peace Receives Gompers' Dismissal
Washington editor reviews P. J. Scullin's bid to form a National Industrial Peace Association. He reports Samuel Gompers rejects the plan as absurd and warns Scullin aims to partisanly pressure labor and capital. The piece casts Scullin as lacking a concrete program and critical endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Scullin
National Industrial Peace Association
Scullin
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Death of Col. Frank E. Nye in Chicago
Obituary notes Col. Frank E. Nye assistant commissary general died in Chicago last Friday of locomotor ataxia. Nye entered West Point in 1885, served in the Second Cavalry, held subsistence department ranks, and rose to colonel and assistant commissary general by 1901. Also brief items report proposed increases in battleship tonnage and Secretary Taft visiting Sandy Hook fortifications with naval movements and sailings listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Nye
Chicago
Nye
Military Academy
Maine
Second Cavalry
Re elect Rev L F Kearney as Dominican provincial
Election held at Immaculate Conception College Brookland chose Rev L F Kearney to again serve as provincial of the Dominican Order of America for a four year term. Delegates from Connecticut New York Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Minnesota Colorado Missouri and the District of ColumbiaAlso elected were delegates to represent the order at a general chapter in Europe within two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception College
Brookland
Dominican Order of America
L. F. Kearney
Connecticut
New York
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Minnesota
Colorado
Missouri
District of Columbia
Europe
Father Hinch
St. Dominic’s Church
Elt
Father McMahon
Father Eeney
Memphis
Tenn
Holy Ghost
J. C. Kent
J. R
Meagher
Heagan
Zanesville
Onio
St. Thomas’ Church
Father Cormier
Rome
L. FP. Kearney
Znoguitie
H. F. Lilly
M. Thuente
C. H. McKenna
C. A. Splinter
H. P.’ Cahill
J. ©. Kent
A. A. Durkin
Somerset
A. V. Higgins
J. F. Colbert
Columbia
E. 4. Farmer
M. L. Heagan
New Haven
Conn
Newark
N. J
A. Hinch
F. A. Spenger
T. P. O'Rourke
Army Orders and Leaves of Absence Catalog
A military notice lists officers with leaves and extensions, transfers and assignments. Maj. William P. Huxford and Lieut. Col. Lorenzo W. Cooke are named with durations, along with several transfers to San Francisco Presidio, Monterey and Manila routes, plus staff appointments and a retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam P. Huxford
Lorenzo W. Cooke
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Jousph Rodgers
Philippine Scouts
Edward ©. Carter
Charles #. Boone
Philippine
Tranafera
John F. Kelly
San Francisco
Presidio
Monterey
Cal
Ira B. Phillips
Hospital Corps
Washington City
Dam Houston
Tex
Louis Ueberwald
Camp J. P. Story
Fort Stl. Ohls
St. Louis
Fort Caswell
N.C
Manila
Dutea
Louis V. de Birney
Washington
Arracks
D. C
William A. Hunter
N. G
Walter D. McCaw
Concjét
Wiliam
W Duvall
Charles ‘T. Manohar
Peyton C. March
Wheer ii
Beld
Gunton Team Wins Prizes at Final Sunday School Meeting
Presentation by Nationals manager Stahl honors Gunton team with pennant and silver cup. Rev Moore and Thomas C. Noyes praise athletics tied to church work, with Umpire Betts receiving a watch fob. Foundry M. B. Church hosts the season closer before hundreds of attendees and league officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash- Teton
Moore
Gunton
M. A. Tappan & Co
Thomas C
Noyes
Guntons
Hubbard
Betts
Hiekman
Elk Grove
Declines Increased Pay Newsletter Item
William Sullivan declines a higher post in the water department, preferring his present role despite a $100 raise. The vacancy goes to W R Chappell. In Huntington, West Virginia, Wil Mor Tow, a local merchant, was accidentally shot and fatally injured while hunting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
George F. Green
William Sullivan
Sullivan
W. R. Chappell
Washington Post
Huntington
W. Ca
Wil Mor Tow
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. M’lean
Templars of
Cuba
Arehi
Buck
Walter H. Klopfer
William F. Gude
Wiliam T.galliher
P. G
Henry K. Simpson
Arvine W. Johnston
George C. Ober
Grand
Robert Cook
Guard
Thomas F. Morgan
Grand Cenior
Bennett A. Allen
Andrew W. Kelley
Willam F. Hunt
William H.H. Cisnel
Compers
Mr. Scullin
Industrial Peace Association
North America
Organized Labor
Bonaparte
Congress
Taft
Sandy Hook
Sandy ‘Hook
New York Harbor
Galventon
Hampton Roeda
Okio
Quiros
General Alava
Shinkwan
Shanghei
Avetines
Portsmouth
Olympia
Guantanamo
Dixie
Hampton Roads
West Virginia
Tompkinsville
Newport
Monadnock
Cavite
Canton
L.F. Kearney
Wiliam Hlabk
Han
Black
Hame
George C. Burnett
Signal Corps
Butier
Sume
EIK Grove
Cleo
Golden &S CO
Inos DO
Stahl
The
Nationals
China
Brussels
Regal
A. Eberly
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