Death of A A Wilson Prominent City Leader and Official
Obituary notes the passing of A A Wilson a prominent figure in Cleveland era circles. He served as twice United States marshal under President Cleveland led Firemen's Insurance Company and held roles in local financial institutions and real estate dealings. The notice highlights his public service and business leadership and marks his death as a significant loss for the community.
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United States Marshal
Cleveland
Firemen’s Insurance Company
Achye
Funeral for Albert A Wilson Follows Long Public Service
Telegram from former President Cleveland consoles Albert A Wilson's family after his death at 900 G Street NW. Wilson, a long time District official and business leader, served as United States marshal and as a key public servant under Cleveland and Harrison. Funeral at St Patrick's on Thursday at 9 am. Honorary pallbearers include prominent officials. active pallbearers listed. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Wil
West
Wilson
CIA
Ossee
Ines Te
Int Gen
Adetit
Cistyck
Asvenor Grill
Wx Wilson
Vic Wilson
Hla Re Ord
United States
I District of Columbia
Rita Eas
Waefatiana
M Rehai
Ian
District of Columbia
Ind Sa
Iaugural
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Agab Tylant Ausessor
Sericea
St Patricks Church
Ofelock
Palthevrera Georgy
Hariten George MM Pearsoy
Wamadell
Walter Harbin
J Stellwagen
FC Ainsworth
Thomas Gale
J. Maury Dove BT
Tavis Btl Warner
John Jo Basen
Robert Howard
Breneman Tomes Fitzpatrick
Albert W Howard Morris Hottman Allen
Walker
Maury Dove Jr
Charles Wilson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Treasury Buys Bar Silver for Mint Delivery in San Francisco
The Treasury Department bought 1990 ounces of bar silver for coinage to be delivered at the United States Mint in San Francisco at 6 1/2 cents per ounce.
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Treasury
Treasury Department
United States Mint
San Francisco
Officers Ride In Test Cavalcade Led By Gen Grant
Commander Frederick D Grant leads a procession of seventy two veterans from Governors Island and other posts on a fifteen mile endurance ride over Virginia roads from Fort Myer to Rosslyn Alexandria and back. Officers including Col Daniel Lockwood and Lt Col Hatfield take part as they test endurance on horses, with many finishing in good shape despite weariness and some enthusiasm over mounting preferences.
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Department of East
Virginia
Frederick D Grant
Department of Theast
Fort Myer
Iis
Governors Island
Grants Torark
Jake Conse
Rosslyn
Alexandria
Chargers
Washington Barracks
Haltmore
Ports Hunt
Washington Ant
Gol
Charles A P Hatfield
Gerrant
Daniel Lockwood
Corps of Engineers
Minhea
Heroic Duty Report From Connecticut Navy Action
An official Navy report praises Lieut William P Cronan for saving the battleship Connecticut at Cape Cod Base. Cronan pressed the breech to prevent a powder explosion after a bag burst, losing a finger in the act. The Secretary of the Navy indicates no advancement due to class limitations.
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Lieut
Croman
Secretary of the Navy
ANSWERS LABOR COMPLAINT AT NAVY YARDS
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf said the Navy Department will not transport mechanics to the Pacific Coast to meet labor shortages. Advertising in newspapers will seek workers. Officials fear labor scarcity amid upcoming ship visits and the need to repair vessels in Pacific waters. An accompanying note mentions a Thespian Club production in December for charity.
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American Federation of Labor
Navy
Metcalf
Navy Department
Pacific Coast
Navy Yards
Abor
Pacific Waters
Thespian Club
Ssiumbla ‘Thester
War Busy Season at League Island Navy Yard and Frankford Arsenal
Activity at League Island Philadelphia surges as nine war vessels at the navy yard prepare for a Pacific cruise. Battleships Kansas Maine Kearsarge Georgia Indiana, cruisers Columbia Minneapolis, and the Dixie Prairie among ships. Frankford arsenal operates day and night in the northeastern city, manufacturing high piercing cartridges.
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Philadelphia
League Island Navy Yard
Prankford
Navy Yard
Kansas
Maine
Kearsuize
Georgia
Indiana
Columbia
Minneapolia
Frankford Arsenal
Fire control for battleships to be fitted on eight ships
The Navy Department reversed a prior view and ordered fire control systems installed on ships that can be equipped without delay. Fitting targets Nebraska Pennsylvania Colorado Maryland West Virginia South Dakota Milwaukee and Charleston will proceed as soon as possible.
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Navy Department
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Maryland
West Virgin
South Dakota
Milwaukes
Charleston
Army Orders Outline Changes in Staff and Duties
Army orders list retirements temporary duties station changes and fort deployments across various branches. Notable names include Maj Jacana Amery, Lt Arthur Copp, Capt Alarsetian Spinks, and Col John Willems with movements to Fort Du Pont Fort Myer Fort De Soto and other posts. The notices cover officers in the Second Battery Artillery Coast Artillery and related units with effective dates in October November and December.
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Fiat Flont
Philip Paneer
Orm
Benjanly
Bailey
Das
Arthur
Dufar
Aaya
Jacana Amery
Zorsteyts
Azrive
Hema
T Bentley Mott
Mold Artillery
Field Artllery
Fort Myer
Scond GaveNny
Eidoore
Coast Artillery
Joba DC Horsins
Fort Bareancas
Bixang
Foncola
John K Willems
du Pont del End
Tampa
Millars
Harmon
Georgy T Barwa
Orénanny Board
Soran Chacjen
Dutiea
Mcintyre
Ealy
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Dugy
MoUeway
Naval Orders And Movements Reported For Fleet Reception
Naval officers receive orders to report home and assume duties. Comdr HK Mutchuts commands Kear surge on November 1. Lut DP Gos to duty at William Cramp & Seas. Various ships and crews assigned to yards and ports including Newport, Cavite, Guam, Bridgeport, and Boston. Secretary of the Navy notes San Francisco committee formation to welcome the fleet next year. WM Draper chairs.
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Avast
HK Mutchuts
DP Gos
William Cramp & Seas ‘Alg
Engina Bull Mag Company
Philadelphia
Onis Witsh Prin
CB Bovey
Ohio
Orara
Amistant
Gamat
Guam
Toy
Tormton
Navy Yard
West Virginia
Colorado
Peangslvania
Santa Barbara
Cat Justin
Wasp
Bridgeport
Elcano
Cavite
Salled
Thornton
Newport
Brutus
Bradford
Glamford Conn
Bridgeport Conn
Cneae Fom
Boston
Watqtagma
Arkansas
Flot
Baltivors
Auanpolla
Fraco
San Francisco
United States Navy
T WM. Draper
G A P T G H ALLEN DIES, WAR HERO AND EDITOR
Capt Charles Henry Allen, longtime Washington Post editorial writer and veteran of the Civil War, died yesterday at his son's apartment after a long illness. Born in Waterville Maine he served as captain of an Indiana volunteer company after Antietam and worked at several Indiana newspapers before moving to Washington. He had been with the Washington Post in various editorial roles for the past fifteen years and leaves a son, Charles Allen, vice president of District and Washington Title Insurance. Interment at Congressional Cemetery expected. funeral arrangements pending.
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Lafe
Albert Wilton
Inny
Ufe
Aldermen
Ery Corporation
Kimetson Institute
Alexandria
Galleghers Bsiness College
Baltmore
Virmia Entwistle
Thomas Bentwisle
Tle
Cleveland
Wilson
Claveland Park
Assavor
United States
Democratic Campaign
Democratic Club
Axkessors
Kiremane Insurance Company
First Ag. Airector
Ife
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Metropolitan Hallway Company
National Bank of the Teputile
Antietam
Indiana
Washington
Charles G Allen
Charles Henry Allen
Washington Post
Charis G Allen
Floreden Court
Alfen
Allen
Ony
Cnaths Gailen
District and
Washington Title Insurance Companies
Mount St Albans
CL Bratenacht
Richmond
Congressional Cemetery
Capt. Allen
Charles Benry Allen
Waterville
Keaneben
Trlenda School
Walerv He “Academy
Yard
Brown Unwersity
Boston
Fastera
Antistum
Indiana Volunteers
Alenhe Kan
Sta
Indianopolis
Ucuewards
Flomotea
Setve Haute Express
Manor
Exarsville
Ind) Couriet
Sophia Gordon
Tus Iite
Central States
Wao
New York
Saar
Horleau
Boileau
Quebec
Canada
Thomas H Nencan
John Mames Uremont
Patlfinder
Overnor
Virginia Chan
Vcomte
Polo Bai
Representi
Emily Gil
Col J W Powell Dies After Thirty Years in Service
Col James W Powell US Army dies in Denver Colorado from gastro enteritis after a long career beginning as a private in the Seventh New York State Militia and rising through ranks to colonel. he served from 1861, held major and brevet promotions, and retired after more than 50 years of service.
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Colorado
War Department
James W Powel
Denver
Cole
Powell
New York
New York State
Malta
Seventy First
New York Infantry
Cooper
Col
Social gossip contimim… dinner dance invites and marriages
Fragmented social column notes hostesses weighing guest lists for Mrs Blue Blood and Mrs Belmont circles. It cites Mrs Gouraud Powers, Miss Gilbert, and Duc de Chaulnes among high society intrigues, marriages, divorces, and fashion details in New York society.
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Mra
Blue Blood
Miss Rocky Mountain
White
Ahe
Miss de Barril
Blayveusuc Fisk Vis
Glarence Mackay
Potter Patner
C HP Belmont
Vanity Fair
Potter wedding ties New York and London society
Francis Potter, secretary of the American regation, marries Miss Glendolyn Carey of New York and Baltimore. The ceremony takes place at St Margaret Church in Westminster with remarks on beauty and status. The bride, connected to prominent families, resides on Belvedere Terrace in Baltimore.
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Miss Carey
New York
Belmore
CutUon
W Ison
Mies Carey
Balmore Mal Lome
Belvetore Terrace
Mind Unbalanced By Study Found Wandering at Naval Grounds
The Naval Academy watchman found a midshipman wandering the grounds early in the morning. He appeared not fully rational and was taken to the guardhouse. Doctors believe the temporary condition stems from hard study and expect he will soon be returned to duty.
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Hd Sipman
Naval Academy
Wastinster Fost
Jnapolis
Goxether
Ttmn
Mae Wood Refused Jury in Orr Supreme Court Plea
Mae Wood faced a plea in Orr Supreme Court as to whether the plaintiff may marry the defendant. The case involves Mae Wood and Wand fon against an unnamed party, with questions of fact to be settled by a jury at the plaintiff’s request. The court denied sending the two questions to a jury, citing oath concerns and marital status.
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Supreme Court Justee Sabur
Wade Bounsel
Mae & Wand Fon
Itd
Clomas
Platt Tara
Suslee Seabury
Janeway
Ani Anya
Alt Revues
Litvan Jane Wy
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Count Szecheny
Miss Varderklit
Tiffany &Co
Archbishop Farley
Dorothy Whitney
Rath
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Emly Welles
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Ikingdon Gould
Aare Gawld
George Gonta
Hotel Plasa
Hele de Tallyrand
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del de Tallyrand
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Juan de Castellane
Bom
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Gibson
Laurela
Misa Emly Gilbert
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Mies Gilbert
Dr Houghton
Gilbert
Quakertown
School of Dramatic Art
Carnegie Hall
Boiléau
Douglaston S. I
American Bernhardt
Boileau Gir
Palata
Shekespeare
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National Biscuit
Mae Wood
Platt
Wheeler & Wilson
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