Match at Sea Girt Third with Revolvers
Sea Girt N J Sept 5 visiting riflemen enjoyed clear weather as three matches revolver team company team and Leech Cup proceeded at long ranges. District of Columbia and Philadelphia units posted strong scores with Squadron A New York and Second Washington leading the revolver and company team events respectively.
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Washington Post
Sea Girl
N. J
Company 1
Calumbia
Squadron A
York
Phulecelp Ua
Tastriot Neurea
Krumbour
Prino Meade
Cornet Morsi
Steten
Washington
Second
District of Columbia
Diserice
Taos
United Pom Oe Mares
Company F
Mary- Pace
New Jersey
Loramie
United States Infantry
Yuna
Wol Ruetbads
Lou Owanak
Co- Stoat
Governfamaru
District rifle team wins revolver match at Sea Girt
The First Regiment Company I team led by Lieut Heidenreich with Sergt Morris and Privates Leizearre Wetherald and Fink captured ten dollars after starting strong at Sea Girt. They overcame hoodoo fears, scoring in two fifteen-shot bursts and hope for more success as the tournament continues.
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Heldenreich
Sergt
Morris
Leizearre
Wetherald
Fink
MAGUS
City Bulletin
Mae Wood Files Charges Against Miller and Officials
Acting Secretary Adee disclosed that Mae Wood filed charges in the State Department against J Martin Miller the American consul at Alix la Chapelle and others including former Postmaster General Robert Wynne and Secretary Loeb. The suits reference alleged loss of letters from a Senate source and a book project titled Love Letters of a Boss. The department will review the charges after they are considered in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adee
State Department
Miss Mae Wood
J Martin Miller
Alix la Chapelle
Loeb
Robert J. Wynne
London
Miss Wood
Omaha
Nebi
Messrs. Miller
Wynne
Miller
United States
Post Office Department
Miler
Germany
Jail prisoners kept at district jail amid smallpox quarantine
Smallpox case at the district jail leads health officer to renew a sixteen day quarantine and detain all prisoners whose sentences expired or will expire during the period. Police stations will handle new arrests, while workhouse sentences replace jail ones for minor offenses. One prisoner showed fever symptoms and was isolated for observation.
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Clark Lee
Gould
District Criminal Court
Narris
Cha
Woodward
President Roosevelt to Attend Franklin Anniversary in Philadelphia
The American Philosophical Society plans a January 17 celebration in Philadelphia for the 200th birthday of Benjamin Franklin with President Roosevelt agreeing to participate. Gov. Samuel W. Pennypacker will preside as Pennsylvania allocates $20,000 to the event, matched by the society.
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American Philosophical Society
Franklin
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
No Appetite Warns of Ill Health and Hood's Sarsaparilla Cited
A sober warning notes loss of appetite signals reduced vitality and possible illness. It urges readers to try Hood's Sarsaparilla, described as a great alterative and tonic that has cured thousands.
War Veterans Leave With cordial Invitation to 1906 Milwaukee
Twenty United Spanish War Veterans depart Washington in a special Baltimore and Ohio Pullman for the Milwaukee encampment. Delegates from the District camps include Commander G E Rausch and J J Knibbs, with John Lewis Smith bringing invitations for the 1906 event in the capital. Washington hopes to host the next encampment, arguing the Spanish War Veterans originated here and Cuba and the Philippines fighters should gather in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Washington
United Spanish War Veterans
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Dr. Cox
G E. Rausch
Miles Camp
Jeremiah A. Costello
J. Walter Mitchell
J. P. Rupple
John Lewis Smith
Department of the
District of Columbia
Cuba
Col Browne Named Delegate After Hickey Resigns Favor
Col J E Browne gains backing from Roosevelt and Porter garrisons, Army and Navy Union, and delegates nationwide for the Newburg encampment. Delegate William A Hickey resigns his position to smooth Browne’s path, asserting fidelity to Browne since early support. Alternate Frank C Longstreet steps in, with Captains Longstreet Heins and Sergt Strain also attending.
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Col
J. Eewin Browne
Union Veteran Legion
Army and Navy Union
U. S
Order
Theodore Roosevelt
William A . Hickey
Roosevelt
Newburg
Col Browne
Porter
United States
New York
Washington
Hickey
Col. Browne
Frank C. Longstreet
Mr. Hickey
M. Heins
Frank Longstreet
Sergt
John Strain
A. Taylor
Capt. L. Longstreet
van A. Zahn
Edward Hines
Willam H Grosgean
F. E. Schotter
EB. 3. Smith
J.J. Strain
Col. Brown
E. B. Burch
A. W. Gale
N. W. Tryon
Capt. O. Lake
I. J. van der Miler
Capt
A. van Reuth
Marine Band at the Capitol This Afternoon
The United States Marine Band led by William H. Sentelmann performs at the Capitol at 6 o’clock. The program includes Fing of Victory Overture The Bronze Horse Mediation The Dying Poet Euphonium solo Theresa Grand Polonaise Opus 40 Chopin La Gioconda A Comical Contest The Star Spangled Banter with Godfrey.
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Capitol
United States Marine Band
William H. Sentelmann
Marek
Theresa
Oly
Ponchiell
Godfrey
Giers Urged to Visit Capital as Election Talk Mounts
Giers who have never visited the Capital will be urged. Discussions in the city center on probable election outcomes at the encampment. Washington seeks the next convention with no candidates in the field, though Col Moulton of Chicago emerges as a leading commander candidate. An amalgamation of three Spanish war societies about two years ago is hinted at.
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Giers
Washington
Col Moulton
Chicago
Moulton Seeks Presidency of United Soldier Societies
Ambitious leaders contest the succession as Maj Harold Megrew and Capt William English have been elected, with Col Moulton receiving Washington support for the next convention. Milwaukee gathering will face proposals for a Washington war museum a new Arlington chapel and amphitheater and Browne's plan to merge all soldier societies into one self perpetuating body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Society
Harold 8 Megrew
William English
Col Moulton
Chicago
Washington
Col. Moulton
Arlington
Beheutezen Park
Cal J Exdiwin Browne
Honor District Attorney Baker Feted At Columbia Theater
Friends of Daniel W. Baker, newly appointed U S district attorney for the District of Columbia, held a box party at the Columbia Theater to view George Avie's play The Bad Samaritan. Attendees included Frank J. Ho ean, Henry H. Davis, Joseph T. Crabbs, and others. A Raleigh dinner followed, with Mr Mogan as toastmaster, twelve covers, and a pleasant ending to the surprise celebration.
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United States
District of Columbia
Daniel W. Baker
Columbia Theater
George Avie
Frank J. Hoean
Henry H. Davis
Joseph T. Crabbs
John ©. Gitlings
Stuart McNamara
Joseph O' Sheeny
C 1. Humphrey
Justice Ashley M Gould
Capt. A. ©. McAlister
Henry W. Hodges
M. IP
Mr. Baker
Railroads File Answers to Interstate Commerce Charges
The Interstate Commerce Commission received formal replies yesterday from the Pennsylvania Railroad Seaboard Air Line Atlantic Coast Line and Central Railroad of Georgia in the case accusing railways and the refrigerator car line of excessive fruit and vegetable rates from California and the Southwest to New York and other eastern cities The Southern Pacific Iron Mountain and St Louis and San Francisco were granted time extensions until September 2 while Santa Fe Railroad and Santa Fe Refrigerator Despatch Ling did not respond nor seek extensions.
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Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
California
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Seaboard Air Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Central Railroad of
Georgia
No Difference in Happiness for Old and Young
A 77 year old woman credits Grape-Nuts for restoring her health after years of stomach trouble. She describes digestibility issues with rice and says Grape-Nuts revived her strength and enjoyment of life over two years of use. Postum Co. promotes a 10 days trial.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
New York's J B Bishop Named Isthmian Canal Executive Secretary
Joseph Buckland Bishop of New York is appointed executive secretary of the Isthmian Canal Commission, with charge of publicity and the literary branch. He becomes official historian, will provide press information, and preserve authentic canal progress records. Prominent officials praise his literary skill and public questions handling.
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T. P. Shonis
Isthmian Canal Commission
Joseph Buckland Bishop
New York
Bishop
Shonts
Commission
Peppermann
Canal Commission
Panama
Shonta
Pepperman
Shonis
Phart
Tay
George 8. Morrison
William H. Burr
Willam Barclay Parsons
Taft
Automobile Club Planned Promoting Social Rides and Races
An automobile club of Washington plans a social focus with member runs and future races under its auspices. The committee invites prominent car owners to a meeting at the Washington Board of Trade, with rules modeled after similar cities and emphasis on law enforcement, club emblem, and an attractive clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of
Washington
LeRoy Mark
W. H. Raplay
W. 8. Corby
Washington Board of Trade
N. L. Burchell
R. B. Caverly
W.W
Duvall
Burr N. Edwards
F. J Edmonds
H. W. Fuller
W. B. Hibbs
George H. Harries
A. C. Moses
Marion
John L. Newbold
Clarence F. Norment
John_H. Nolan
F. B. Pyle
W. F Roberts
W. E. Spier
Louis W Weaver
J. F. Wilking
and Harry 3B Willson
Weather Summary and Local Readings From Washington Post
Tuesday weather bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture notes the plateau and eastern regions remain cool with rain in parts of Kangay, Southern Nebraska and the Dakotas while New England and the South Atlantic coast see clearing and below average temperatures. High pressure in the Mississippi Valley forecasts fair Atlantic coast weather midweek with showers in the Rockies and Plains and rain extending toward the Mississippi River by Thursday. Local readings include midnight temperatures in the 60s, afternoon highs near 80, and clear to misty river conditions with Shenandoah River clear and Potomac muddy at Harpers Ferry.
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U. S. Dept of Agriculture
Dureau
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Kangay
Nebraska
Missouri
Tex
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
New England
South Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Plateau
Dakotas
Kanes
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Mississippi River
Ralo- Max
Asheville
N.C
Atlanta
Atlantic City
N. J
Bilamarck
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Wyo
Devonport
Towa
Denver
Colo
Des Moines, Town
Galveston
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacksonville
Fis
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ari
Marquette
Mich
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
New York
North Platte
Women Seek Divorces Amid Infidelity and Cruelty Charges
In district court yesterday Mrs Lotte Cave filed for divorce from Gilbert W Cave alleging cruelty non support and infidelity and seeking support for herself and her minor son. Attorneys McNeill and Nattress for Mrs Cave. Also Gertrude J Parkin filed for divorce from Robert M Parkinson citing desertion and nonsupport and seeking child custody. Virgil T Poole began absolute divorce proceedings against Lilian V Poole with infidelity alleged and a co respondent named. custody of the infant sought.
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Lotte Cave
Gupterna Court
Bed and Board
Gilbert W. Cave
American Home Life Insurance Company
Cave
Robert M. Parkinson
John Lewis Smith
Peele
Cool Weather Prevails Across Capital With Rain in Plains
Cool weather dominated Washington with 78 percent humidity at 8 am and 70 at 8 pm. The Weather Bureau logged a 74.8 degree high and a 62.8 degree low. Reports note heavy rain in Kansas and Nebraska, including 2.48 inches at Concordia and 1.50 inches at El Paso. Prof. Henry cautioned no firm predictions until systems cross the mountains.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Henry
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Nebraska
Concordia
Kans
Amarillo
Tex
el Paso
Rocky Mountains
McGonagle Named Deputy Auditor From Valparaiso Background
Charles A. McGonagle, recently sworn in as deputy auditor for the Post-office Department, was a former teacher at fifteen and ran a general store between terms. He studied at Rio Grande College and Ohio University, then earned BS and LLB degrees at Valparaiso University in 1897, marrying Miss Lillian the year before.
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Valparaiso University
Charles A. McGonagle
Post-office Department
McGonagle & Titch
Muncie
McGonagle
Vinton County
Ohio
McCarthy
Titch County
Rio Grande College
Ohio University
Indiana
Lillian
Concert and political notes from Washington and Elko
Gelaesliman of Elko Nevada a graduate of the school musical department with Mr McGonagle a colleague of Jesse E Wilson newly appointed Assistant Secretary of the Interior on the judiciary committee in the last Indiana assembly McGonagle located temporarily at 1623 Thirteenth Street awaiting Mrs McGonagle in Washington Concert at Smithsonian Grounds featured the United States Engineer Band led by Julius Kamper with selections including Maroh the Brignéier General and The Sultan of Sulu Editor to Inspect Immigrants Philip Cowan editor of the American Hebrew appointed special inspector in the Immigration Service to be stationed at Eis Island succeeding Marcus Braun who resigned after recall from Austria-Hungary following his arrest in Budapest and his expressed views of a police man who rifled his private papers
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Gelaesliman
Elko, Nev
McGonagle
Jesse E Wilson
Interior
Judiciary
Indiana Assembly
Thirteenth Street
Washington
Smithsonian Grounds
United States
Julius Kamper
Maroh
Barytone Soic
Homer
Hartmann Corp. Mills
Dorothy Vernon
Rtep
Philip Cowan
New York
The
American Hebrew
Immigration Service
Marcus Braun
Austria-Hungary
Budapest
Braun
R. Cowan
Eis Island
Writs filed to free two discharged soldiers from asylum
Petitions in the District Supreme Court seek habeas corpus releases for Joseph A. Crane and Thomas E. Read from Government Hospital for the Insane. Both claim their enlistments ended and allege conditions of parole and restricted access during legal filings. Attorney Charles Poe filed the petitions with hearings set for 10 a.m. before Justice Gould.
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District Supreme Court
Government Hospital
Joseph A. Crane
Thomas E. Read
Charles Poe
Secretary of War
Daniel O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Gould
Poe
Read
Kellogg
Joseph A Crane
Harry A. Hummer
Crane
Maurice J. Stack
Stack
Pea
Ingersol Recovering After Fall From Car
Mr. Ingersol, 68, of the Hotel Johnson, was badly hurt in a fall from a car Monday night at Twenty sixth and P streets northwest. He is improving at Emergency Hospital after being taken there by the Third precinct patrol.
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Mr. Ingersol
Oliver R. iIngersol
Johnson
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