Matches at Sea Girt Are Third With Revolvers
Special to The Washington Post from Sea Girt New Jersey September 5 reports clear weather improves rifle matches including revolver team company team and Leech Cup. District of Columbia Philadelphia City Cavalry and New Jersey troops excel with close scores. Leech Cup lead contested by several top marksmen amid big spectator turnout.
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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
Company I First Regiment led by Lieut Heidenreich and Sergt Morris wins ten dollars in the revolver team match at Sea Girt. The team, consisting of Lieut Heidenreich Privates Leizearre Wetherald and Fink, scored with two belts of fifteen shots each, shaking off a long hoodoo and hoping for more success as the brigade tournament continues.
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Heldenreich
Morris
Leizearre
Wetherald
Fink
MAGUS
City Bulletin
Mae Wood files charges against Miller and others
Acting Secretary Adee said charges were filed by Mae Wood in the State Department against J Martin Miller the American consul at Alix la Chapelle and others including Secretary Loeb and Robert J Wynne former Postmaster General now consul general at London The case echoes Wood's Omaha suit alleging Miller tricked her out of letters from a United States Senator and that Loeb Wynne caused her dismissal while Miller faces separate charges tied to German objections over articles he wrote during his newspaper days
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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 Tied Up In Sixteen Day Smallpox Quarantine
Smallpox quarantine at the District jail is extended for sixteen days. Prisoners whose sentences expire during the period will be retained until danger from the disease is removed. Clark Lee’s case prompted officials to maintain custody and bar new intakes while police will handle prisoners at station houses. One prisoner showed fever and was isolated. health officials warn against releasing inmates during the quarantine.
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Clark Lee
Gould
District Criminal Court
Narris
Cha
Woodward
President Roosevelt to mark Franklin 200th birth anniversary
The American Philosophical Society organizes a Philadelphia celebration January 17 with President Roosevelt expected to attend. Gov. Pennybacker will preside as Pennsylvania allocates 20000 dollars to support 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 Decline and Hood's Sarsaparilla Claim
A health notice warns that loss of appetite signals weakness and prostration risks. It urges using Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic and alterative, claiming it has cured thousands.
War Veterans Leave for Milwaukee Convention
Twenty United Spanish War Veterans from the District camps depart Washington in a special Pullman for the Milwaukee encampment. Delegates include Commander G E Rausch and J J Knibbs, with John Lewis Smith optimistic about Washington landing the 1906 convention, citing the city’s origin of the veterans’ organization and invitations from local officials.
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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
Browne Widens Path for Army and Navy Union Nominee
Delegation reshuffle clears Browne’s route to Newburg encampment as Hickey resigns to back Col Browne. Roosevelt and Porter garrisons join Army and Navy Union in support with delegates from across the United States urging New York as headquarters and noting Browne’s veteran leadership. Several officers and supporters address the meeting, underscoring Browne’s credentials and broad backing.
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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 in an all afternoon concert
The United States Marine Band led by William H. Sentelmann performs at the Capitol this afternoon at six. The program includes Fing of Victory Overture The Bronze Horse Mediation The Dying Poet Euphonium solo Theresa Grand Polonaise Opus 40 Chopin La Gioconda humoristic A Comical Contest and The Star Spangled Banter.
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Capitol
United States Marine Band
William H. Sentelmann
Marek
Theresa
Oly
Ponchiell
Godfrey
Giers Urged To Visit Capital By Enthusiastic Group
Organization members in the city discuss the likely election outcomes at the encampment. Washington shows no candidates due to convention aims, while Col Moulton of Chicago emerges as a leading commander hopeful. A two year old amalgamation of three Spanish war society groups is noted.
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Giers
Washington
Col Moulton
Chicago
Battle Over Succeeding Leaders At United Soldier Societies
At Milwaukee convention disputes rise over succession for commander of the united soldier societies. Col Moulton presses to lead, backed by Washington delegates, amid rivals Megrew and English. Key items include plans for a Washington war museum, Arlington chapel and amphitheater, Beheutezen Park antiquated site, and Browne's proposal to merge all soldier groups into one large self perpetuating body.
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United Society
Harold 8 Megrew
William English
Col Moulton
Chicago
Washington
Col. Moulton
Arlington
Beheutezen Park
Cal J Exdiwin Browne
Friends honor U S district attorney Daniel W Baker at theater
A box party at the Columbia Theater in Washington honored Daniel W Baker United States district attorney for the District of Columbia. Guests included Frank Hoye n Henry H Davis Joseph T Crabbs and others with a surprise dinner at Raleigh after the play The Bad Samaritan.
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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 Reply to Commerce Commission on Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission received formal answers from several railroads over charges of excessive rates on fruits and vegetables from California and southwestern points to New York and other eastern cities. Railroads replying include the Pennsylvania Railroad Seaboard Air Line Atlantic Coast Line and the Central Railroad of Georgia. Southern Pacific Iron Mountain and the St Louis and San Francisco were granted extensions to September 2. Santa Fe Railroad and Santa Fe Refrigerator Despatch Ling did not reply or 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 testifies that Grape-Nuts kept her well for two years after a nervous stomach left her unable to eat or sleep. She credits the cereal with restoring her appetite, energy, and daily joy, saying she would have started sooner if she had known. A Postum Co. advertisement notes a 10 day trial.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
New York Lawyer Named Executive Secretary for Isthmian Canal Commission
J B Bishop of New York is appointed executive secretary and official historian of the Isthmian Canal Commission. He will oversee publicity and the literary branch, provide information to the press, and preserve authentic canal progress records. His background includes political writing and praise from Secretary Taft and others.
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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 Forms Social Auto Movement in Washington
A soon to be formed Automobile Club of Washington aims for social events and prominent auto owners lead the effort. Invitations go to business figures for an initial Thursday meeting at the Washington Board of Trade to discuss runs, emblem, rules, and enforcement of motor laws.
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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 From U S Department Of Agriculture
Weather bulletin reports temperatures, rainfall, and wind across multiple regions. It notes heavy rain in Kansas and Southern Nebraska, light rain in Western Missouri and Texas, and fair conditions along the Atlantic coast. Showers expected in the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions with rain extending toward the Mississippi by Thursday.
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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 In District Court Action
Mrs Lotte Cave seeks divorce from Gilbert W Cave on cruelty and non support alleging infidelity and requesting support for herself and her minor son. Attorneys McNeill and Nattress represent her. Gertrude J Parkin sues Robert M Parkinson for divorce from bed and board claiming desertion and non support and seeks child custody with John L Smith and James D Archer Jr representing her. Virgil T Poole files for absolute divorce from Lilian V Poole alleging infidelity with a co respondent named. James B Archer Jr and John L Smith represent Poole and he seeks custody of their infant child.
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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 Regions with Rainfall Reports
Yesterday cooler conditions dominated in Washington with humidity around 78 in the morning and 70 in the evening. The Weather Bureau records show a high near 74 and a low close to 62, while Kansas and Nebraska report heavy rains including 2.48 inches at Concordia and 1.50 inches at El Paso, with Amarillo at .62 inches.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Henry
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Nebraska
Concordia
Kans
Amarillo
Tex
el Paso
Rocky Mountains
McGonagle Sworn Deputy Auditor From Ohio Roots
Charles A. McGonagle, recently sworn in as deputy auditor for the Post-office Department, grew up in Vinton County Ohio. He taught school at age fifteen, ran a general store, studied at Rio Grande College and Ohio University, and graduated from Valparaiso University in 1897 with BS and LLB after 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 at Smithsonian Grounds and Washington appointments
Gelaesliman of Elko Nev a graduate of the school cabinet notices. Mr McGonagle a colleague of Jesse E Wilson newly appointed Assistant Secretary of the Interior on the judiciary committee in the last Indiana assembly. Mr McGonagle is temporarily located at 1623 Thirteenth street awaiting Mrs McGonagle arrival in Washington. There was a concert at Smithsonian Grounds by the United States Engineer Band directed by Julius Kamper last evening at 730. The programme included Maroh the Brignéier General Overture Post end Peasant Barytone song Longing for Homer Hartmann Mills Waltz Dorothy Vernon Selection The Prince of Piss Two-step Bright Eyes Good-bye Excerpts from The Sultan of Sulu Vocal polka The Jolly Blacksmiths Star Spangled Banner. Editor to Inspect Immigrants Philip Cowan of New York editor of the American Hebrew appointed special inspector in the Immigration Service replacing Marcus Braun. Braun recalled from Austria-Hungary after arrest in Budapest. Cowan will be stationed at Eis Island.
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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 for Cranes Read habeas release from asylum
District Supreme Court petitions filed by Attorney Charles Poe seek habeas corpus for Joseph A Crane and Thomas E Read at Government Hospital for the Insane. Each claims enlistment expired after being committed by order of the Secretary of War. Hearings set for 10 o'clock this morning. O Keefe case referenced for legal questions. Read affidavit describes parole and requests for discharge. Dr Stack and hospital staff barred private meetings. Poe allowed to see inmates with attache presence.
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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
Mr Ingersol Improves After Car Corner Fall
Oliver R Ingersol aged sixty eight, of Hotel Johnson, suffered a bad 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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