Funeral arrangements for Gen. Corbin in Washington
Funeral services for Lieut. Gen. Henry Corbin retired US Army and New York City death will be held at St John’s Episcopal Church Washington. Full military honors will follow with escort by troops to Arlington National Cemetery and a large muster of officers, veterans and dignitaries attending. The body will be placed in a vault on arrival and a funeral cortege will display honors including a flag draped coffin and reversed boots. Distinguished attendees include former officials and generals with high public regard.
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Benry
Corbin
New York City
Episcopal Church
Sixteenth
E. S. Dunlap
W. W. Brander
United States Cavalry
Paia
Wanhe ‘Ington
War Department
Arlington National ‘Cemetery
Manny Ie
Fifteenth Cavalry
Sta
Gort Myer
Feld Artillery
Fort Myer
Goh
Teanside
Wood
Myron J. Fl Harelck
Ohio
U. ‘Schintchapp
Cincinnati
Clarence R. Edwards
U. S
John A. Johnson
Clement A. Griscom
Philadelphia
Charles Sweeney
New York
Si Helstand
U.'s
John Black
Civil Service
Arthur Murray
Mej. J
Penn
General Staf
Army
W. H. Horton
Quartermaster's Department
Grant
Calason
Baret
Alexander Oates Valored
Gén. Corbin
Fourteenth
United States Colored’ Tritannry
ArMogion
United States
Europe
Usher M. Parsona
Grand Army of the Republic
Military
Order of the Royal Legion
Highwood
Chevy Chase
Mrs Page's Will Filed for Probate in District Supreme Court
Probate filings reveal two wills with multiple beneficiaries. The Page will directs sale of 405 Twelfth Street SE to divide among Adele Betis Ermidie Bartlett Carrie Thomas and J Franklin Page plus Lottie Page while William H. McGrann named executor. The Nau will names Rosie Nau executrix and provides for nine children with sale of 18 L Street NW proceeds to be shared and 158 Street property kept for heirs.
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Mary E. Page
District Supreme Court
Adele Betis
Ermidie I. Bartlett
Carrie B. Thomas
J. Wranklin Page
Lottie Page
Adele Betts
Twelfth Street
William H. McGrann
Sophia Nau
L Vatreet
Rosie Nau
Peonage Charges Baseless At Pressed Steel Plant
A Justice Department conference with District Attorney Jordan and Special Agent Hoagland announced no clear peonage cases or violations of federal labor laws at the Pressed Steel Car Company plant. About 5,000 workers were at the plant. by Saturday 6,000 would be back at work, and state troopers and armed guards would be withdrawn.
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Department of Justice
Department
Jordan
Pittsburg
Hoagland
Pressad Steel Car Company
Feilers
Pressed Steel Car Company
Pennsylvania Railroad to Begin Service at New Fort Station
The Pennsylvania Railroad notifies the Treasury that it plans to operate trains into its new station in New Fort City on December 1. The Post Office Department awards a contract to Charles H. Peckworth of New York for erecting the steel structure to support the new post office building, with completion expected by November 15. Contract price is 617,000 dollars.
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Pennsylvania
Bailroad
Treasury Department
New Fort City
PostoMce Department
Charles H. Peckworth
New York
Perfection Gastro ale and dining inns offer mixed reviews
City bulletin describes Ginxer Ale Je imported with varied opinions after tasting AB G Perfection. Arlington Boating Co promotes products while House and Congress Hall Hotel advertise tables and late dinners. Special steaks and water fare featured alongside room openings and private dining options.
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Arlington Boating Co
Congress Hall
Ap. m
Daylight Burglaries Hit Two Southeast Washington Homes
Two daytime burglaries occurred in Southeast Washington yesterday as robbers entered homes on Pennsylvania Avenue SE and seized valuables. Mrs. Martha Bennett reported old gold and jewelry taken from 1016 Pennsylvania Ave. Miss M. D. Bennett and Miss Florencie Batchell also reported stolen items including rings, buttons, an old locket, and a silver watch. Police believe the same burglar may be responsible.
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Washington
Martha Bennett
Pennsylvania Avenue
M.D. Bennett
Florencé J. Batchell
Fennsylvania Avenue
Southends
Boardman
Jast
Army Balloons Flight Marks Forty First Ascension
Lieutenant Lahm and Lieutenant Humphreys of the United States Signal Corps and Engineer Corps yesterday achieved a successful flight in a 15 000 cubic foot balloon. The ascent began at 1 o'clock from the Ganre town works and reached 2 000 feet before a smooth landing near Baltimore at 3 15. The mission aims to train pilots for Wright aircraft operations.
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Lahm
Ligut
Frank P.lahm
United States Eignal Corps
Frederica Humphreys
Engineera Corpa
Gannee
Town Gan Works
Baltimore
Algnat Corpa
Engineera - Corps
Humpareys
Ayig
Eas
Reception of Novices at Ammendale Maryland
Brother Clementian of Baltimore presided over the novices reception at the normal institute of Ammendale Maryland. New novices include George Downing to be Brother Josaph Michael Murphy Brother Telix Martin Beau Brother James Joseph Kemns Brother Denis Hugh A Quigley Wilmington Brother Aldred and William Wring Philadelphia Brother Cyzo. The group will begin the novitiate and enter on religious vows to teach and supervise various works.
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Clementian
Baltimore
Ba Salle College
Philadelphia
Brothers of Christian Schools
Belgium
Normal Institute of the Order
Ammendale
Christian Brothers
George Downing
Josaph
Michael Murphy
Telix
Martin Beau
James
Joseph Kemns
Denis
Hugh A. Quigley
Wilmington
Del
Aldred
William Wring
Cyz0
Ima
Army Orders Prompt Major Promotions and Transfers
Military notices detail promotions, retirements, and officer transfers across infantry, cavalry, medical corps, coast artillery, and naval movements. Names include Majors, Lieutenants, and captains with reassigned commands and exam boards. Ship and base movements list Des Moines, Seattle, Norfolk, Boston, Bremerton, Key West, and Hong Kong routes.
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Areigod
Des Moines
Torpkinavtilst
Seattle
Ballel
Giringham
Charleston
Norfork
Mayfowar
Boston
Beverly
Mecdoning
Thornton
Triyty
Wilkes
Charlemen
Key
Perry
Bremerton
Seatjie
Helena
Sataar
Hongkong
Woehau
Pers
Orders to Naval Officers at Charleston Navy Yard
Fragmented orders assign several naval officers to duties and awaiting or revoking appointments across ships and shore stations. Mentions Treut Comdy Magruder, Lieut Vanderbeck, W F Amsden, Surg Mortis, RP Craundil, T W Batson, F T Arms, A Auntie Aer, R McGewan, D Beach, W Hahcock, W Armetring, A J Barnum and others with duty changes, revocations, and postings at Charleston and Atlantic regions.
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T. P. Magruder
Acelatant Co
Cremp & Sons
Philadelphia
Vanderbeck
Missblpmian
W. F. Amsden
T. W. Batson
F. T. Arms
Aer
Conseeticut
Bay
McGewan
Mreninist R. Returns
Socialans
Machiaiet D
Hahcock
Ants Navy Yard
Charleston
B. G
Aoe
Faympiera
W. Armetrong
Atlantic
Payaiaster
Clk
A. J
Washington parade hampered by union rift and ejection
Electrical workers union No 26 faces removal from the Central Labor Union over siding with the Reed faction in the IBEW. They refuse to participate in the October 12 parade to honor Samuel Gompers, planning to display fewer float spectacles and rely on candy and novelties. The invitation from the Central Labor Union was approved by members but the ejection of the local unions complicates the procession. President Gompers backs the Reed faction, shaping federation stance.
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Electién Workers'Union
Todate No. 26
Washington
Convention Hall
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Electrical” Workers
Central Labor
Nion
American Federation “of Labor
Huddigh Trales Mechanics Council
Central Labor Union
Electrical Workers
Reed
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
McNult
Fac- Wan
Gompers
Federation
Ballinger Rules Against Reclamation Service Cooperative Plan
The Attorney General and Secretary of the Interior reject future cooperative certificates for work paid on reclamation projects. The decision reaffirms that the cooperative plan is illegal and no officer has authority to accept such reductions as payment. Outstanding certificates will be redeemed in cash when funds permit.
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Ballinger
Reclamation Service Cooperative Plan
Secretary of the Interior
Reclamation Service
United States
Reclamation Fund
Move Market Line Aims To Relocate South Side Route
Announcement yesterday says the farmers' market line on the south side of 8 street between Ninth and Twelfth streets will move on October 16 to market square boundaries at Ninth Eleventh and B Little B streets. Work will start soon to shift the line away from the new National Museum entrance. Sealer of Weights Haskell said the $80,000 improvements would be recommended to commissioners and Congress, making Washington one of the region's premier markets if approved.
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Ninth
Twelfth Streess
Yenth
Eleventh
Little B
National Museum
Sealer
Weights Haskell
Congress
Washington
Teen Dies Under Anesthetic During Surgery at Casualty Hospital
Victor Hoke, 15, living with his widowed mother at 1006 Massachusetts Avenue Northeast, died under anesthesia during a surgical operation yesterday. Coroner Nevitt ordered an inquest at 11 this morning. The body was sent to J Willeam Lee's undertaking establishment for custody before morgue transfer.
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Casualty Hospital
Victor Hoke
Massachusets, Avenue Northeast
Nevitt
J. Willeam Lee
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