Funeral for Gen Corbin to be held at St John’s Episcopal
Lieut. Gen. Henry Corbin retired Army dates death in New York City. Funeral at St John’s Episcopal Church at 3 p.m. with full military honors. Army escort from Washington will accompany the body to Arlington National Cemetery. Distinguished pallbearers include former officials and generals. The service organized by the War Department and attended by many military and civilian leaders.
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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
The will of Mary E Page was filed for probate with the District Supreme Court. It divides personal property among Adele Betis Ermidie Bartlett Carrie B Thomas and J Franklin Page and Lottie Page. Real estate at 405 Twelfth Street Southeast to be sold and proceeds divided among the children. William H McGrann named executor. Sophia Nau will also be filed for probate with nine beneficiaries. Property at 18 Lavreet Northwest to be sold with proceeds divided among the children, while 158 Street to be kept as a home for all heirs Rosie Nau named executrix.
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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 Steel Plant Return To Work
A Justice Department conference with District Attorney Jordan of Pittsburgh and Special Agent Hoagland concluded no clear peonage cases or labor law violations at the Pressed Steel Car Company plant. About 5,000 workers were at the plant, with 6,000 expected back by Saturday. state troopers and armed guards to be withdrawn by then.
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Department of Justice
Department
Jordan
Pittsburg
Hoagland
Pressad Steel Car Company
Feilers
Pressed Steel Car Company
Pennsylvania Railroad to Begin Trains at New Fort City
The Pennsylvania Railroad informs the Treasury it will 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 to erect the steel structure supporting the new post office building, with the work to be completed by November 15 at a contract price of $617,000.
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Pennsylvania
Bailroad
Treasury Department
New Fort City
PostoMce Department
Charles H. Peckworth
New York
PERFECTION GINGER ALE QUESTIONED IN CITY BULLETIN
City bulletin notes mixed opinions on ABG Perfection ginger ale after initial praise. Advertisements promote orders through Arlington Boating Co. and a hotel menu offers late dining and private rooms, with emphasis on special planned steaks and house offerings.
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Arlington Boating Co
Congress Hall
Ap. m
Two Daylight Burglaries Strike Washington Homes
Burglars entered two Southeast Washington houses yesterday morning in daylight and while crowds populated the streets. Mrs. Martha Bennett reported the theft of old fashioned gold jewelry, rings, and bracelets from 1016 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Miss M D Bennett said gold cut buttons, two amethyst rings, an old fashioned locket, and other articles were taken from her residence at the same address. Miss Florence J Batchell, 808 Fennsylvania Avenue southeast, reported a silver watch, two gold makes a cross medal, a locket, and a bracelet stolen. Inspector Boardman said police suspect the same burglars.
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Washington
Martha Bennett
Pennsylvania Avenue
M.D. Bennett
Florencé J. Batchell
Fennsylvania Avenue
Southends
Boardman
Jast
Army Balloon Flight by Lahm and Humphreys
Lieutenant Lahm and Lieutenant Humphreys of the U S Army Signal and Engineer corps completed a successful balloon ascent from the Gannee town works near Baltimore. The craft rose to 2000 feet, traveled north, then landed 2 1/2 miles west of Baltimore after a 3 hour flight, marking Lahm’s forty first ascent and showcasing aviation training for pilots.
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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 ceremony at the Ammendale Normal Institute for the Christian Brothers. New novices include George Downing known as Brother Josaph and Michael Murphy known as Brother Telix among others from Wilmington and Philadelphia. The cohort will begin their novitiate in clerical, mechanical, and supervisory tracks.
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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: Officers Assigned and Transfers
Beaver of absence Maj. Lewis E Goodier JAG one month First Lt Edgar G Jones MRC ten days First Lt George W Cook MRC ten days Captain James T Watson Seventh Infantry one month First Lieutenant Leon Partridge Third Infantry two months The following medical corps officers report October 1 for exam boards at Army Munitions Building Washington DC Maj Charles B Meining Maj William P Kedal Maj William T Bacheler Maj Alfred F Bradter Maj Charles Wilkes Maj Lucia A Frink Maj Frank B Kesler Maj Thomas A Raymond etc Major Smith to command Tenth Battalion Faulty Scouts. Maj George B Duncan promoted to major Second Army Maj Smith to Munils F C etc Fort Douglas Utah for revival at Manila yellow submarine Philippine mission etc Board appointed at Fort Douglas Utah etc Maj Willis T May Fifth Infantry Maj William E Purviance Medical Corps etc Captain Wills Ullze Fifteenth Infantry First Lieutenant Thomas B McGawn Medical Reserve Captain William A Cavenuess Fifteenth Infantry Coast Artillery officers transferred: Capt Milcolin Young from 26th to 60th company Capt Job Gaodtalion from 4th to 25th company 1st Lt Francia J Behr from 160th to 140th company etc Movements of Naval Vessels Areigod Des Moines at Tacoma Seattle Bainbridge for Norfolk Mayflower for Beverly McDonough Thornton from Charleston for Key West Perry from Bremerton for Seattle Helena from Hong Kong for Woahu etc
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Lewis E. Goodier
Edgar G.jonrs
Medical Reserve Corps
Firat
George W. Cook
Medical Reserva Cori
Cagl
James T. Watson
Saventh Infantry
Preqaet
Gxambing Board
Arty Moule Masonai
Washington, D. C
Chacien Bo Meing
William P. Keddal
William Ti. Bacheler
Alfred F. Bradter
Charien Wilkes
Eucia Fa. Frink
Frank B. Kesler
Thomah A. Raymond
Aps
Comotinn
C. Smith
Frourmanth Cavalry
Battalios
Faultypife
George B. Duncan
Antanty
Maj
Smith Wil
Munils
F.C. Upm
Manita Yellcopoxt
My. Andrew
Rowan
Pitteents
Wills Ullze
Fifteenth Infantry
Thomisi B. McCawn
Orpa
William A. ‘Cavenuues
Coast Artilery Corna
Vien
Glen
Tank
Ordnance Department
James B. Cavahough
Engtzoars
Soglngor
Hahthouss
Inman F. McTadee
Corpa
Englasere
Commaree
Auty
Orders to Naval Officers and Clerks at Charleston Yard
Official notices list appointments and duties for naval personnel including Magruder as assistant to inspector of machinery at Philadelphia, Vanderbeck on home and wall orders, Amsden to Mile Wanksn, Mortis to Georgie, Craundil to home and wait orders, Batson on wait orders, Arms to fleet payroll, McGewan to name and wait orders, Beach assigned to Beach Machinist, Hahcock appointed as Ammunition Clerk, Armetrong and Barnum also noted for clerk duties at Charleston Yard with revoked orders or new postings.
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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
Electrical union split over Washington parade plans
Washington labor parade to honor Samuel Gompers faces disruption as Central Labor Union ejects electrical workers union from the umbrella body over factional support. Local No 26 declares opposition and will not contribute floats or participation, signaling a toned down display with candy offerings and smaller floats unless reconciled.
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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 Plan
The Attorney General and Secretary of the Interior reject further certificates issued by the reclamation service for work done on reclamation projects. They reaffirm the plan’s illegality and refuse to permit set offs against sums due to the United States. Outstanding certificates will be redeemed in cash as funds become available.
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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 By October
An announcement states the farmers' market line on the south side of 8 street between Ninth and Twelfth will move on October 16 to the market square bounded by Yenth Eleventh and Little B streets. Work starts within a few days to shift away from the National Museum entrance. Haskell says commissioners and Congress approving $80,000 in improvements could make Washington host one of the region's top markets.
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Ninth
Twelfth Streess
Yenth
Eleventh
Little B
National Museum
Sealer
Weights Haskell
Congress
Washington
Boy Dies During Anesthetic At Casualty Hospital
Victor Hoke a 15 year old resident of 1006 Massachusetts Avenue Northeast died under anesthesia during an elbow surgery at Casualty Hospital. Coroner Nevitt ordered an inquest for 11 o clock this morning. The body was sent to J Willeam Lee undertaking establishment for morgue transfer this morning.
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Casualty Hospital
Victor Hoke
Massachusets, Avenue Northeast
Nevitt
J. Willeam Lee
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