Army and Navy officers face mass retirements and board reviews
The article outlines upcoming retirements of Brig. Gen. Albert J. Myer and Brig. Gen. Walter Howe, plus age retirements of Gen. Duvall, Gen. Hodges, Gen. Ward, and others. It notes expected promotions of majors and brigadier generals, changes in staff, and ongoing equipment and saddle debates for cavalry and field artillery, with multiple command shifts and board actions interconnected across army and navy establishments.
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Albert J. Myer
Walter Howe
Montgomery M. Macomb
Sixth Field Artilery
Myer
Howe
Earl D. Thomas
William P. Duvall
Charles L. Hodges
Frederick K. Ward
Ramsay D. Potts Fe
Field Artillery
Col. Macomb
Albert L. Mills
John J. Pershing
Albert L. Mye
Wiliam W Wotherspoon
Daniel H. Brush
Frederick A Smith
Marion P. Maus
Ralph W. Hoyt
Infantry
Coast Artillery Corps
Duvall
Coast Artillery
hBris Cen
Albert L. Myer
San Antonio
Tex
Texas
Dakota
Denver
Department of the Colorado
Don Charles G. Hodges
Department of the Lakes
Nate
den Frederick K. Ward
Fort Riley
Kans
Bell Wil
Wiliam P. Duvall
Philippines
Manila
Navy considers torpedo boat destroyer contracts and ship brake removal
The Navy notes competition for six torpedo boat destroyers at up to 750000 dollars each under the last appropriation. An Attorney General opinion is sought on eight hour labor rules for the battleship and fleet colliers. The Indiana brake device, installed by promoters at about 50000 dollars, will be removed at Philadelphia Navy Yard after a practice cruise.
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Galveston
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Walsh
Cleveland
Denver
Mare Island
Cal
Asiatic
Bureau of Construction and Repair
District of Columbia
Norfolk
Sone
New Jersey
Boston
Atlantic Fleet
Brooklyn
Navy Department
Ean
Board of Inspection and Survey
Indiana
Naval Academy
Philadelphia
For Every Ill There Is a Cause
Chronic kidney trouble claim and testimonial for Doan's Kidney Pills. Message emphasizes uric acid, backache, and nervous weariness with a Washington DC reader praising relief and long term use, urging others to try the remedy.
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Contest near end as voters flood in and leaders hold
Frank Morgan still leads with 199190 votes while R W Colman remains runner up at 167693. The world series is likely to be played in Philadelphia and Chicago, prompting cross country trips. Votes surged last week, breaking records and boosting those farther down the standings seeking money prizes.
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Frank Morgan
R. W. Colman
Philadelphia
Chicago
Gems
T. Frank Morgan
William Heath
J. A. Fogle
D. J. Fitzwilliams
Goodacre
Army Orders Leaves of Absence and Transfers
Military orders list leaves of absence for Maj Charles M. Barney medical corps through December 31 plus retirement preparations. Col Erasmus M. Weever coast artillery corps to confer with New York and Boston authorities on equipment of armories in New York and Massachusetts. Maj B Frank Cheatham quartermaster to multiple forts on official business. Transfers include First Lieut Iain L. Huswaker Ninth cavalry to Highth cavalry and First Lieut C Emery Hathaway Highth cavalry to Ninth cavalry. First Lieut Reneon Werren Fifth cavalry to Fort Duchenne Utah to report to commanding officer.
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Charles M. Barney
Medical Corps
Erasmus M. Weever
Coast Artillery Corps
New York City
N. Y
Boston
Mass
Coast Artllery
New York
Massachusetts
Charles N. Barney
B. Frank Cheatham
Fort Sid
Oklo
Fort Crockett
Tex
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Bayard
N. Met
Fort Douglas
Utah
Iain L. Huswaker
Ninth Cavalry
Highth, Cavalry
Emery Hathaway
Highth Cavalry
Ninth Cavaly
Reneon
Werren
Fort Duchenne
Navy Officers Ordered to Duty and Revocations List
Orders to naval officers assign Comar Mickney H C to home and wait while Lieuts Hines Bostwick Pringle and others receive duty postings at the South Dakota Eleventh Lighthouse district Massachusetts and various Navy yards and stations. Several paymasters and clerks have duties assigned or revoked including Washington DC Boston Honolulu Norfolk and Hawaii with revocations for some clerk appointments. Two men are reported hanged after a bridge incident near Graceville Florida with Hattie Yan implicated in the crime.
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H. C. Mickney
J. F. Hines
South Dakota
R. la A. Bostwick
Eleventh Lighthouse District
Detroit
Mich
J. R. P. Pringle
Massachusetts
P. A
W. N. McDowell
Massachusetta
J. 8. Carpenter
Walt
T. Williemon, Jr
Naval Proving Groungy
Indian Head
Asatetant
C. Paul
Navy Yard
Norfolk
E. V. Lee
Navy
Duty Navy Yard
Washington, D. C
J. W. Caurh
Hawaii
T. Dunn
Naval Ntation
F. ‘W. Jepson
Ger. Ae
C. W. Charlton
Boman
Graceville
Fla
Ea Chris
Ang Hattie Yan
Chi
Victim Fatally Stabbed Amid Korean Patriots Fray
Choy Yong Jo, a Korean known as a reporter for Japanese papers, was stabbed in the abdomen and likely fatally wounded by J Song In, a delegate at a Korean patriots convention in Honolulu. Jo had supplied news of the Korean National Society to Japanese outlets and had been warned of threats to his life, even sleeping at the police station for protection.
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Honolulu
Choy Yong Jo
Japan
Korean National Society
Immaculate Conception Academy Enters 46th Year
The Immaculate Conception Academy, among the Districts oldest schools, enters its forty-sixth year with a strong record of intellectual progress. Its broad curriculum develops minds with thorough training for modern requirements. The school includes commercial and academic departments and awards diplomas for completing courses. Special attention is given to music and art.
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Immaculate Conception Academy
Youth Fasts 57 Days to Cure Stomach Trouble and Deafness
Denver reports Roland Moeller a young civil engineer halted eating for 87 days to treat stomach trouble and partial deafness from catarrh. He has started nourishment with orange and plum juice. After the ordeal he weighed 148 pounds and now about 97½ pounds, hearing impaired without denture and weakened.
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Colo
Roland Moeller
Moeller
Milwaukee
Wis
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