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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1905

Page

37

Roosevelt Southern Tour Plans Through North Carolina to New Orleans

President Roosevelt leaves from Pennsylvania Station on a special train at 8:30 AM for a Southern trip visiting Richmond Raleigh Rosewell Atlanta Jacksonville St Augustine Mobile Montgomery Birmingham Tuskegee and Little Rock. He returns by water aboard the West Virginia with stops at Key West and South Pass, aiming to reach Norfolk by late October.

Roosevelt Pennsylvania Loeb Rixey Richmond Montague Cortelyou Thomas H Carter Montana Grosvenor Ohio William Alden Smith Michigan McLaurin South Carolina Tarheel State Raleigh NC Rosewell Atlanta Jacksonville St Augustine Alabama Mobile Montgomery Birmingham Tuskegee Industrial Institution Booker Washington Little Rock New Orleans Louis+ janary West Virginia President Brownsons Colorado Newport Key West South Pass Norfolk Mayflower

Naval Officers Orders List From Early 1900s

A dense roster of officers detached or stationed at various ships and yards including Dia Caesar Charleston Paducah Chicago Norfolk Philadelphia and Galveston. It records retirements detachments command changes and wait orders for multiple lieutenants ensigns medical staff clerks and warrant officers with destinations such as Macdonough Caesar Caesar York Norfolk and the Norfolk navy yard.

G A Werriam Dia Home Walt Ores Ho Stafford Caesar Po Williams Navy Yard Norfolk Wacdonough R . Moody Chicago Concord I Curtin Talbot Iden EL McCarthy Macdonough Pghem Lusig Friedrick Galveston Bulmer Cassar Enal J . Fisher Darst N . Prane Navy Maud Wo H Bell Dixie Sameon F E Porter Dixia Shin Naval Hospital York Noy Winn Crowell Taxie Walt Harmy Cuty Dayle Sypher Navy Yard Norfolk

Army Orders and Officer Promotions Reported

Leave of absence for First Lieut Robert B D Grubbs and Capt Irving Wo Rand extended. Promotions and assignments include Lieut Col William B Wheeler to colonel of the Twenty second May, Charles St. Chubd to lieutenant colonel, Andrew S Rowan to major, and captains to various posts. Officers reassigned to San Francisco, Manila, and noncombat roles. details of relief, exam boards, and drill regulation staff listed. Naval movements note arrivals at Hankow, Annapolis, Newport, and other ports. U S cruiser squadron sails for Key West aboard West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Colorado.

Robert BD Grubbs Irving Wo Rand William B Wheeler Bec Charles St . Chubd Bec Andrew S Rowan San Francisco Eal Manila Edward R Schreiner Washington Barracka D Basil H Dutcher Fort Apache Arizons Territory Charles P Stivers Kansas City Wichits Remulus H Walton Pisersien Academy Pougakeepsie States Army General Hospital Washington Barracks Sylvester C Loring Twenty Seventh Infantry James T Moos Fort Sheridan Harry W Gregg Rudolph G Mnert Vancouver Barracks Wash Frank F Eastman Eli D Hoste Charles T Meaoher Ernest Hinds William Lasmter Artillery Corps Henry W Hovey Fuenty

Ridgely Named Comptroller of the Currency by Roosevelt

President Roosevelt announced his determination to reappoint William B. Ridgely as Comptroller of the Currency. The decision rests on the personal regard of the President and Ridgelys fine record since taking office, amid the office's growing importance and demand for high ability.

William B. Ridgely Diinois Roosevelt

Adjutant General Re-established Amid Reform Talks

Reports by Gen F Wade and Gen Thomas H Barry on the Gulf department urge changes in the army’s structure and coast artillery. Barry recommends more frequent station changes to retain men, praises coast batteries, and argues the anti cantine law harms troops. He also calls for re establishing the adjutant general department with proper titulature and authority.

Wade and Barry Department of Gulf Seacoast Adjutant General Mach Siste Adjutant Generals Department

Executive Order Restricts Civil Service Exam Prep

The President via the State Department issues an order forbidding any government employee from directly or indirectly assisting or preparing others for civil service examinations. Violations are grounds for removal. The proclamation is dated October 13, 1908 and signed by Theodore Roosevelt.

State Department Civil Service of the United States United States Civil Service Commission Theodore Roosevelt

Senator Pasco’s European Tour Ends in Washington

Ex Senator Pasco of Florida and his wife arrive in Washington after an extended tour through the Dutch and Flemish cities Germany Austria Hungary Hungary, and Italy. They plan to stay a few days at the Metropole before returning to Monticello near Jacksonville Florida where they spend the summer with relatives.

Washington Europe Pasco Florida Isthmian Canal Commission Sis Metropoltan Vir- Elma Monticello Jacksonville Fla Germany Austria-Hungary Budapest Hungary Italy

Roosevelt TREASURY to tax Miss Roosevelts Orient gifts

The Treasury Department will collect duties on all gifts received by Miss Alice Roosevelt from the Orient, with appraisers in San Francisco or Georgetown to assess value. The President declined to exempt these trophies, though diplomats enjoy an exemption. the actual value remains uncertain and could be far less than rumored.

Treasury Department Alice Roosevelt Department Miss Roosevelt Treasury Shaw San Francisco Georgetown Philippines Japan China Korea Roosevelt Diplomatic Corps Washington United States Prince Henry of Prussia Unitedtes

Honor Miss Emily Mason Celebrates Eighty-Eighth Birthday

Miss Emily Mason daughter of Gen John Thomson Mason celebrated her eighty eighth birthday at home at 2805 P street Georgetown. The prominent Confederate hostess welcomed hundreds of callers and received many gifts. Georgetown University faculty joined in congratulating her and she was praised for her Southern hospitality and lifelong service to the Confederacy.

Emily Virginia Mason P Street Miss. Mason South Georgetown Confederacy Davis Lee France America

Mrs Thaw Not the Bride Pastor to Marry His Stenographer

Pittsburg Pa Oct 16 Dr William L McEwan pastor of the Third Presbyterian Church will marry his stenographer Mrs Eleanore Fulton Colvin next Tuesday. He is a widower with children his eldest daughter to be brides maid. Mrs Colvin a blonde of pleasing manners has become devoted to McEwans children. The Third Presbyterian congregation is wealthy in the city.

Pittsburg Presbyterian Church Pittenburg Whilam LI McEwan Third Presbyterian Church Wil Eleanore Fulton Colvin Tueasuay Third Presbyterian Wiliam Thaw Countess of Yarmouth Dr McEwan Mrs Thaw

Columbia Theater Opens with Primrose Minstrels

A large Columbia audience enjoyed George Primrose and His Minstrels with old time songs, burlesque, and scenic transformations. The show featured Primrose in clog dancing and a finale of evolved color themes, drawing lively applause and festive mood.

Columbia Columbia Theater George Primrose Will Oakland Schubert William Stenberg Emile Buders Eddie Horan Golden West Frank Coombs Frank Batie Gus Heed Primrose Lis Old Virginia Minsuley

The Merry Maidens at Kernan's Lyceum Theater

The Merry Maidens stage a three act burlesque The Maiden and the Mule at Kernan's Lyceum with Billy Spencer and Sem Rice leading the comedy The show features Patti Carney Olgar Roller and the Ferrell brothers plus notable songs and parodies The production displays striking gowns and staging and draws strong local acclaim. Miss Maude Adams to open Peter Pan at the National tonight in America’s first presentation of Barrie play following heavy rehearsals and departmental preparation with the curtain set to rise at 8 06.

Old Virginia Horsky-Bergere and Company Rudolph Horsky Roy Fairchild Lena Bergere Harry Davenport Winona Winter Ford Campbell and Johnson Orpheum Long Island Chase’s Merry Maidens Lyceum Kernan Billy Spencer Judge Grogan Sem Rice Moses Doughupski Patti Miss Adams Maude Adams J. M. Barrie Thig America Charles Frohman Natonal NEW National Theater Meaparie Peter Pan Phars Olga Nethersole London Paul Hervieu Comedie France Labyrinth Charles Dillingham

Hermann Trial Next to Be Argued in Washington

Attorney Heney, lead prosecutor in land fraud cases, travels from San Francisco to Tucson, then to Washington DC. He will return to Portland by November. The upcoming case attracting attention is Representative Hinger Hermann, indicted for conspiracy, with possible Washington DC trial before the Oregon matter.

Heney Washington Portland Oreg F J Heney Tucson Ariz San Francisco Washington, DC Hinger Hermann Hermann Washington, D. C Oregon

Gas Explosion Wrecks Church at McHees Rocks

Pittsburg October 18 The First Presbyterian Church at McHees Rocks in the West End was destroyed by a natural gas explosion noon today a basement leak blamed on janitor David Skeader who lit a candle He was badly burned but not fatally hurt The loss is about 5000 dollars

Pittsburg First Presbyterian McHees Rocks West End David Skeader

Overdue steamer Columbia reaches Moville after suspected mishap

The Anchor Life steamer Columbia from New York arrived at Moville at 7:20 PM claiming it may have suffered machinery trouble. A separate note lists fourth class postmasters appointed yesterday in Maine Benedicta New Jersey and New York including Rosanna A. Quatey and Otis F Olsen.

Moville Glasgow Scotland Columbia New York Treland Seee Stnin SR Maine Benedicta Rosanna A. Quatey Jerey—Moniec Mark N. Congleton Forterdale Otis F Olsen

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