Strife in First Regiment Over Adjutant Nomination
Dispute within the District National Guard First Regiment centers on Col Charles Durand’s nomination of Capt Harry Coope to succeed Capt LeRoy Herron as regimental adjutant. Officers oppose solo nomination, favor Lieut Duncan Richmond. social body partitions and possible resignation threaten unity. Meeting at Center Market Armory adjourned with no decision. further discussion planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District National Guard
Charles 3. Dqurand
Harry Coope
LeRoy W. Herron
Herron
Duncan L. Richmond
Lieut. Richmond
Durand
Capt. Coope
Center Market Armory
Coope
Cam. Coops
Porter House
Coone
John Blake Coffman
Ome
Anasty
Coopa
Col. Durand
Lieut
Richmond
Ziaut
Coppe
Col. Durand Ralsta
Capt
Sweeting
Bank to Reopen Doors After Securities Replacement
Bank plans to resume operations after replacing securities and securing deposits. Promoters pledge to resume business promptly as creditors and depositors await confidence and stability.
Roosevelt Honored by Farnsworth Post at White House ceremony
President Theodore Roosevelt attended a ceremony honoring the Associate Society of Farnsworth Post of the Grand Army of the Republic. General Horace Porter officiated with Rev. Dr. W. S. Hundell assisting. Delegates from Farnsworth and the Farnsworth Associate Society, including numerous officers and military men, attended from New York and nearby posts. The president spoke of his Civil War era service and the honor conferred upon him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Assu
Society of Farnsworth Post
Mount Yanon
Grand Army
Horace Porter
Spain
Associate Society of
Farnsworth Post
7. G. Kimball
George Washington
John A. Dix
New York State
C. W. van Court
F. A. McKay
W. EB. Chaver
William Wison
W. H. van Cott
N . Dehling
Dr. B. F. Brush
George H
T. L. Paskett
LN. Mills
J. P. Hayes
J. G. Wintten
M. D. Stiles
Edsair Lewis
Gussie
G. W. Debevoise
A. N. Blakman
N. W
Day
W. S. Hubbell
John Tanlor
P. Woolsley
G. Def. Barton
Cpl
A.W. Colweil
Col
George I. Dewey
H. H. Armstrong
Maso
Hotel Men Plan Association and Convention
The Wash hotel men meet at the Sharet to form a national Hotel Men's Association and to invite members to the annual convention. J Lambert, president, notes stockholders will not lose. Comptroller of the Currency orders closure of The People's Savings Bank, with John W. Schochola named receiver. bank founded by S. Masters, now led by Wilton J. Lambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Men of
Wash
The
United Ada
J. Lambert
Presiuen
Hank
People's Savings
National Bank
Owen T. Reeves, Jr
John W.schohela
S.J. Masters
1.5
West Virginia
Peo: Bank
Yeaterday
People's” Saviors
Reeves
Tsimainty
National Investment Company
J. Masters
Masters
People's Savings Bank
People’s Savings Bank
Pee- Pie's Savings Bank
Witton J. Lambert
William B. Gude
Bret
John G. Fogler
John B. Kinnear
R. P. Andrews
D. Waters
Lartin A. Glen
Manstein
C. F. Sudworth
Willam Masters
W. Gwynn Gardiner
James O'Donnell
timid visitor seeks storks at the White House offices
A frightened woman asked to see the storks at the White House, mistaking the display for birds of the mayor of Alcorn, West Virginia. Police on duty corrected her, noting the birds are intended for the mayor’s residence and not for public viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
White Revs
Gerean
Alcon
Marines demand larger force in United States
The annual Marine Corps report argues for increased manpower and officers. Brig. Gen. G. F. Elliott warns Congress must act or the corps cannot execute Navy directions, risking reduced efficiency. Recommendations include campaign badges parity with the Army and expanding Marines in the Philippines to 206 men, plus improved quarters at Mare Island, Charleston, Cavite, and the Isthmus of Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine Corps
Sally
G. F. Ellott
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Marine Corps
Hillett
War Department
Guba
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Army
Elliott
Philippines
General Board of the Navy
Department
Mare Island
Cal
Charleston, & C
Cavite
P. I
Panama
Couple Marries After Luna Park Attack Near Washington
Miss Mabel C. xustey, aged eighteen, wed Forrest Gooding, her escort attacked near Luna Park on September 9. The ceremony, in Rev. J. B. McLaughlin’s Columbian Building office, followed Methodist Episcopal rites. In Alexandria County, Gov Swanton’s requisition for Joseph Thomas alias John Wright, charged with murder of Jackson Boney, was postponed for papers review by District Supreme Court Chief Justice Clabaugh at 4:37 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel C. Xustey
Washington
Luna Park
Forrest Gooting
J. B. McLaughlin
Columbian Building
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clabaugt
District Supreme Court
Gov. Swanton
Virginia
Joseph Thomas
John Wright
Alexandria County
Miss Ripley
Mr.Gooding
Thomas
Jackson Boney
New Highway Bridge
Names Postmasters and Storm Destroys Life Station
The Freeldents named postmasters for several towns including Georgia Etherton Walter P Hall and Mary H James. A New Life Saving Station at Oregon Inlet NC was destroyed in a recent storm with timber and debris scattered on the beach while the new station remained undamaged. A divorce case, involving Mrs Walters, was granted on grounds of signed permits and related details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeldents
Georgia
Etherton
Charles W. Parker
Jone—Coumbri
Walter P. Hall
Minnesote
Virginia
Mary H. James
Montons—Somers
Anne B. O'Orien
New Jersey
Palmers
John
Norton
New Mexico
Texico
Albert L. Peeding
Kimball
Oregon Inlet
N. C
Name Place
Walters
Waltoh
Seuffert
Streetcar Mishaps Dominate Police Report
Police records show multiple streetcar incidents yesterday. William Fugett, 28, fell from an eastbound Anacostia car near Eleventh Street, treated at Providence Hospital. Arthur Mack, 16, on a bike at Seventh and G collided with a Brook land car, wheel damaged. Matt Harris, color ed, 1189 Thirty-first Street NW, struck at Jefferson and M Streets NW with slight facial cut, treated at George Washington Hospital. A D Wittard, 60, at Forty-Teenth Street and New York Avenue NW, badly head injury, sent to Emergency Hospital unconscious. Thomas Mead, 60, knocked unconscious at Seventh and DP Streets NW, taken to Emergency Hospital in serious condition. a Washington Traction car collision near Tennallytown end of P Street at 5:30 left Musa injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Fugett
Eleventh Street
Providence Hospital
Seventh
G Street
Arthur Mack
R Street
Brookland
Mach
Matt Harris
Thirty-first Street
Capital Traction
Jefferson and
M Streets
George Washington Hospital
A. D. Wittiard
Thirteenth Street
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
Ville Jard
Thomas Mead
Hei
Washington Traction
Tennallytown
Cousin Avenue
Mousa
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised Cure for Pimples Eruptions
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal remedy to cleanse the blood and improve digestion. It claims the tonic stimulates kidneys, liver, and skin and has cured thousands of users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Faithful Messenger Dead in Tragic Impersonation Case
A report details the death of a messenger linked to a notable tech firm after a mysterious incident near the river. Authorities say the victim, identified only by surname, was found at the scene with unclear motive and no immediate suspects. The case prompts local officials to review security measures and possible connections to recent industry events.
Wanted Sylvester Taken Votes and Warrant Threats
A man calling himself Daniel Pratt of North Carolina visited the Washington detective headquarters and accused Maj. Sylvester of police of violating game and fish laws. Pratt claimed to be an Interior Department appointee and sought warrants for fifty two Hamilton residents over stolen patents and a bizarre military uniform plan. He was arrested for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
Sylvester
Weeton
Daniel Pratt
Marvin
N.C
Pratt
Mrr. Weedon
North 1
Interior Department
Hitch
Supreme Court
Weedon
Carlina
Yourself
Mr. Weedon
Sherlock Holmes
Hamilton
War Department
Mr. Pratt
How to Stop Lynching Advise at Negro Baptist Convention
Rev Dr Drew urged educated Bible study to curb Southern lynchings, addressing colored youths to rise above white crime. The National Negro Baptist Evangelistic Convention at Cosmopolitan Church covered morning Bible study, mothering effects on children, and sessions on race relations led by Rev Walker and others. Booker T. Washington was listed to speak, with further talks planned for today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew
P. W. Drew
North
Bastes
Wnegro Baptist Evangeliatic Convention
Cosmopolitan Church
Street
South
Walker
Soya
Gira
Apen
Dasgon
Iscuss
Booker
New Suburb Opens in Early Spring Development
A new suburb opens with plans for housing and community facilities led by local developers. The launch features a ceremonial opening and promises of future growth for residents and businesses nearby.
Editor Calls On President Over New York Political Situation
An editor urges the President to address a tense political scenario in New York. The piece cites calls to action from the Attorney General and the Assistant Secretary, referencing ongoing governance concerns and policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar. Diese
Pension Consideration for Clerks Retirement Question
Keep Commission reviews retiring aged and incapacitated civil clerks. Tuesday session in Atlantic City room discusses a bill’s features led by Saco W. Barr of Retirement Association. Examines other bills and seeks an exhaustive report to present to the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keep Commission
Atlantic Saber
Fina
Salac
Glerkt “Retirement "Associaion
Saco W. Barr
Congress
Weather forecast and storm impact across the Great Lakes region
An official forecast reports a developing western storm moving east toward Lake Superior, causing general rains across the Lake region, the Ohio Valley, and parts of the Mississippi Basin. Temperatures fluctuate with colder days ahead in the northern states, and winds will be brisk along the coasts from New England to the Middle Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. & Dept.’ of Agriculture
Ee Bureau
Washington
Lake Upertor
Laks
Ghio
Mississipsi
Middle Atlantic
Atlantis
Varlsbie
European
Also Mentioned on This Page
Col. Ouras
Coopers
Charles R. Coffing
People’s Savings Directors
Diese Og Tink
United Authecstis
Prompe
White H._Post, Mount
Hyde
Sane Admot
Wheeler
Columefation
A. Ee
John T. Devine
Talty
C. Foow
Elliott Urgée
Miss Risley
Forrest Gooding
Hearts
Ee Pwptlathie
Frendia Upsher
York Tribune
Wenger
Fock Technae
Orca
Wanga
Fisk
Randle
Elucon
Mathews
Mulhall
Nanird
Jars
Ehasby-Simith
Murphy
Wolf
Pelce
Adolph Spence
Spence
Cox
Mathiwe Teyji
Ishana Apodn
Lansburgh &Bro
AES
Peter Grogan
Seventh St
Beria
Streess
the Home Savings Bank
B. F. Baul
Brice J. Moses
Alex S .Glarke
Is Ager
Reawurel
Howard Moran
Michael ¢. Cothert, Amborntg
Gar Auerbech
Alex S. C
Willem Hahe
Philip Herrmann
H. Harrizon
Johnet Francis Miller
Wiliam Miller
John H. Ruppert
P. O F. Gant
F. Shea
John Shughrin
Astate
Gheeks
Banke Prastlonal
Ewrren
Tri Bank
Boa Bpech
BAE
HME
Anon
Lllion
Mptroller
Tal Pierce
Gbillimbles Ag I
Francis Miller
Ebiemanly
G. Percy
B. F
Saul
Sonsider
Themodist
Great Lakes
Papin
Columbia River
Tillamook
Marshfield
Bam
Haren
Tage City Trak
Sentals
Val
Alllinen
Soasen Ue
Victor E.adler
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
Teinway
Pannaylvania Avenue
Texas
Harves
Wilson & Mayers
Pa. Ave
Solburn
B. Colby
Colburn Brothers
Colorado
Smart Ol
P. Karutz
Miller’s
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Cyko
Nso
Thera
Rample -Jaton
Ama- 1
Columbia Graphophone Co
Fst. Nw
Columbia Phonograph Co
F St NW
Hogmar
Tennessee
Shoomaker CO
Xander
hacHl
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