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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1907

Page

26

Admiral Evans Here Physical Condition 15 Fine

Commander of the 4Hantie Fleet spends several days in Washington to complete Pacific cruise arrangements. Admiral Robley D Evans, popular with naval officers, arrives to discuss retirements rumors and fleet reforms while reporting on target practice feats and pending shipyard work.

Robley D Evans Manger Washington Navy Department Metcalf Acth Bowberry Evins Pacific Anguat Cours Navy Yoyae Variegs Allean Pth

Metcalf to Oversee U S Navy Deck Project Dispute

Civil Engineer Gregory reports that Secretary Metcalf will inspect the Brooklyn Navy Yard site for the proposed dry dock deck. The contractor Shera faces delays due to sewer faults and map discrepancies, with Metcalf determined to resolve the impasse and push toward completion.

Brooklyn Navy Yard New York Gregory Metcalf Mike Erat Mit Metealt George Sheerin Ima

Army Orders Report of Cavalry and Ordnance Transfers

Military movement list showing Captains and Lieutenants reassigned to Fort Snelling Grand Island Nebraska and San Francisco California. Also notes on naval vessel movements and medical observances, with dates and duty changes across departments and districts.

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Missouri River bank protection plan gains support

OH Newell of the United States Reclamation Service returns from western and Great Lakes inspections. He argues lower Mississippi improvement hinges on securing Missouri River bank caving with a coastal revetment. Sand and clay wash into the Mississippi above St Louis clog the river daily. Newell joined Secretary Garfield touring nine major reclamation sites and Inland Waterways Commission for three weeks.

OH Newell United States Reclamation Service Great Lakes Newell Garfeld Inland Waterways Commission

Lane finds rebating Southern Pacific offender

Interstate Commerce Commissioner Lane reports evidence that Southern Pacific or its agents paid rebates on interstate shipments after the Hepburn act. The hearings in San Francisco showed inside rates given to favored shippers, with about $500,000 in rebates in the past year. Lane stresses need for regulation to enforce uniform rates and notes West-wide compliance efforts.

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May Cut Canal Cement Bill through Panama Discoveries

Discoveries on the Isthmus of Panama suggest a method to cut one third from cement needs for the Jathmlan Cena works. The department of locks and dam reports plans to procure cement in clinker form, ship it, crush and grind locally, reducing cooperage and transport costs. This could lower overall cement costs for the project.

Panama Department of Locks and Dama

PACIEIG COAST DEFENSES NEAR HALF MOON BAY

War Department outlines coast defense plans with Half Moon Bay near San Francisco as the initial focus to block a naval landing. Assigned officers and duties are listed for reconnaissance, fortification design, and duty transfers between naval and army commands.

War Department Half Moon Bay San Francisco

Uniform Bill of Lading Debate Draws Railroads and Shippers

Nearly all railroads and major shippers attended a hearing on the Interstate Commerce Commission plan for a uniform bill of lading to govern freight on all railroads from January 1. Advocates urged two forms the straight and the order bill of lading while banking and other interests warned of nonnegotiable notes and loans tied to lading. The commission will study arguments and issue a decision later. representatives from railroads, shippers, and banks pressed their positions on the landmark proposal.

Heanvy Bofors Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Comtmon United States Shinplug Railroad Intercata Rathford Company FR E L Marshal Samuel Williston Congress Hilinda Manufacturers Association

Peace meeting in Washington draws Central American delegates

A lineup of Costa Rican Senator Calva and foreign ministers from Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua and El Salvador will attend a regional peace conference in Washington next month as diplomatic hopes rise for a lasting tranquil settlement. Possible Admiral Dewey visit to California also noted.

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Famous Munyon remedies touted by Prof Manyon in Washington

A fragmented report extols Prof James B Munyon as a pioneering healer whose remedies claim to relieve rheumatic and nerve pains within hours. It notes his household name status, his tours to promote medicines, a new company, and the Paw-Paw beverage venture, amid praise for his mission to bring affordable health care to the masses.

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Plan Toll for New Depot At Washington Convention

Rail passenger and traffic agents in Washington discuss adding 20 to 35 cents to ticket prices for trips through the city to fund the new Union Station. The plan, to be revisited by the entering railroads, would apply except for fares under three dollars, with about a 2 to 9 percent rise for short passes. Seven lines would recoup roughly 500000 dollars spent on station construction, with the district and federal government sharing the rest of the station cost.

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Public debated rail fares and political agitation at meeting

President Finley of the Southern Railway addressed delegates of the American Association of General Passenger Agents. He argued rate reductions are politically motivated, not requests to managers or commissions. West welcomed attendees at Washington Union Station as the session opened amid talk of improving service and potential rate changes.

Wow Finley Southern Railway Company American Association of General Passenger Land Willerd Yesteria Washington Union Station Tinley United States Hoganse Bien Wiley Amy Flaley

Miley Tells Stockholders of Southern Not Hostile to Roads

President Milley told Southern Railway stockholders that the South is not hostile to railroads. He noted growing shippers and travelers’ support for fair railroad treatment and cited rapid industrial growth with new plants and expanded capacities along the Southern lines. The Attorney General appointed Alexander J Huntley as special assistant to handle a title case, Reeves T Strickland named law clerk and examiner of titles.

Miley Southern New York WW. Milley Southern Railway Finley Edys Bonaparte Alexander J Huntley Department of Justice Atorney Hanis Reeves T Strickland Bentley

Ex Gucckoo Tale of Roosevelt Era Press Cuckoos

A near parody memoir by a former White House press agent branding a circle of presidential newsmen as "cuckoos." It explains how Roosevelt used out-of-town journalists, the selective sharing of details, and a Napoleonic control over media access to shape public opinion, with examples from Taft and congressional reactions.

Messrs Foraker Ohio Taft Tatt

Bays Replacing White House Terrace Trees During Winter

During Roosevelt’s absence the east and west terraces at the White House are being changed from bay trees to wintergreen evergreens. The bay trees, shipped from Holland and about seventy five in number, could not withstand winter weather and will be removed over several days. A larger number of wintergreens will take their place, and a nearby old maple near Moorhead Road has died, awaiting removal, with further work expected soon.

Wey J Dickinson Marpore Weekly Roosevelt Prem Innistant White House Washington Ami Ste Oalde Durine Holland

Appointment notices name Sartoris and Morros as envoys

The State Department designates Algernon Bertoris of DC as secretary of legation at Donteglieo Sartoris, grandeon of President Grant. Gustavus L Morros Jr. of Michigan is named secretary of legation at La Pas a Bolivia.

State Department Algernon Bertoris District of Columbia Legatton Donteglieo Sartoris Grant Gustavus L Morros Jr Michigan Legation la Pasa Bolivia

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