Winter Boarders In Soldiers Life A Washington Asylum
Police court sessions reveal a crowd of social derelicts as Oscar Ward a man in soldier’s uniform is escorted to Washington Asylum for observation after declaring he faced execution at Fort Myer. Chauffeur Gary Washington is fined $10 after denying fast auto speeds and offering witnesses to prove his case. The docket includes thirteen charges against James Keating and Anton Latushy, with property valued at about $2,000 linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxcar Ward
Washington Asylum
Wort Myer
Howard Short
Aqueduct Bridge
Aunrist
Fort Myer
Oscar Ward
Tooring
Gary Washington
Levi
Eighth
Washington
Nll
Kimball Woul
Kimber
Jim Buxton
Kim
Bart
Jim
Taft
Kiry Haven
James H. Keating
John Miele Agins
Keating
Cornwell
Anton Latushy
Collins
Tenth Precinct
Pollo
Marning
Kimball Aad
Burlingame
Died, MNI-On September 16 at FIR Pan Homeopathic Hospital
Obituary notices for multiple individuals including Matilda Magee of Freok ay New York and William H Morrison aged seventy plus, with service and burial details. The fragmentary text lists residences and burial places such as Mount Olivet Cemetery Maspeth and dates around September 188.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MNI
FIR Pan
Homeopathic Hocpital
Vinnie C
Ale
Chiba Nelice
Mmi
Matilda AN Arta Magee
Freokay
N.Y
Wison Street
Mount Olivet
Maspeth
Denver
Mamlan
Pith
Soruick
Niskand
Snaratine
Elizabeth R
Sashuel Miles
Mary Ives
Morrison
William HH. Morrison
Que Hn
Winthrop tours Pacific coast navy yards and station
Beekman Winthrop assistant secretary of the navy left Washington for a five week inspection tour of Pacific coast navy yards and the Chicago naval training station. He was accompanied by Mrs. Winthrop. Capt W P Potter will act as secretary in Mayer’s absence while Winthrop gathers observations to inform naval improvements in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beekman Winthrop
Washington
Pacific Coast Navy Yards
Chicago
Winthrop
Mayer
W. P. Potter
Bureau of Navigation
Meyer
Congress
Christensen in Charge at Portland Land Office Amid Dismissals
Special to cae waanington Lom Seattle Washington Andrew Christensen chief of the field division of the Portland land office today relieved T R Rabbi chief of the Seattle Division who was dismissed by wire by the Secretary of the Interior. Christensen will remain in charge temporarily with the vacancy filled permanently later Glavis refused to discuss his dismissal noting he had read President Tafts letter and would not comment. Christensen arrived last night and presented instructions to Glavis after the office opened Glavis received official notification of dismissal later in the day. S c Hieney and S D Smith defend Ballinger coal land handling and deny any improper dealings or wrongdoing in Alaska coal land cases
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cae Waanington Lom
Seattle
Wash
Andrew Christensen
Portland Land Office
T. R. Ravi
Secretary of the Interior
Glavis
Land Office
Christensen
Taft
Babinger
Mr. Glavis
Mme
Nasal
Portlamé Lastaight
S.c. Hieney
Cumtingham
Ballinger
Goal
Smith
National Conservation Association Formed Praised by Taft
President Taft expressed approval of the new organization in a letter to Walter L. Fisher, praising the National Conservation Association as a valuable instrument for the conservation movement and inviting his own enrollment. The informal chat in Chicago highlighted support for open membership and the movement's timely goals for posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sem
National Conservation Association
Taft
Walter L. Fisher
Glind
Siche
Power sites along Yakima River withdrawn near North Yakima
Notices from the local land office indicate all Yakima River power sites near North Yakima have been withdrawn from entry. About 6,258 acres are affected, with 621 acres classified as entered land. No reason for the withdrawal is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima, Wash
Yakima River
North Yakima
Births and Deaths in Bealth Office Record
Births list various surnames and names with partners and infant genders including Geldters McDoneld Barks Torey and others. Also notes of Ward Maloney Cordova Kromwall and others with several spelled inconsistently. Death entries include Mary Leméne 1215 Otis Place and several others with ages and locations, plus hospital references and scattered dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Dora Geldters
Bey
Samual
File McDoneld
Albert G
Ssumie Barks
Wildare D
Dessle M. Torey
Mark E
Avine Bol
Gin
Aya
G. Weick
Jobo Fang
Ellen
Clarence W
Ad Wellies
Siti
Thomas
Mary J. Smith
Hlavey Leng
Charles
Augustin
Toy
James Bend Raith
Schulte Tor
John J
Elizabeth A. Ward
Thornee
Della Maloney
Samuel
Meggle Choaks
Marca Snd
Mary Cordova
Bay
William Hand Mogete i. Jordon
Hogs Wiimaer
Jutla Kromwall
Ermene W. End
Sadie M
Trycan
Reform of Criminal Justice and Jury System in England
The speaker argues Europe and England face court reform failures due to systemic flaws rather than official corruption. He advocates ending fee-based court officer pay, speeding criminal trials, limiting appeals, strengthening judge authority, and reducing civil litigation costs while preserving jury rights and safeguards. He notes differences with English practice and calls for federal reform and simpler procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busiand
England
Court of Appeals
Caunet
America
Supreme Court
Mng
Congress
Sycrams Court
Taft Sees Giants Win Amid Chicago Welcome
President Taft enjoyed a ball game victory and a grand Chicago welcome during a 33,000 mile tour. He toured landmarks, met Gov. Deneen and Mrs Young, thanked the Commercial Club, and viewed a youth parade and Logan monument tribute.
The Manchurian Question VII Present Russian Policy
An analysis argues that postwar migration and colonisation by Russia into Amur and Manchuria could reshape Asia. It contrasts American and Canadian migration, cites official Russian figures for immigrants, and envisions a vast western rail network linking Manchuria with Moscow. The piece frames a triangular struggle among China Russia and Japan, warning of imperial competition and the potential rise of a greater China or Russia.
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Pacific
Asia
Japan
Mat
Great and Hertile
Manchuria
Ruwstan Littoral
Norhwest
Amur
Trans- Baikal
Canadian Pacific
British Columbia
Muéfi Hss
Tate
Canada
Oklahoma
Texas
Agla
Europe
Russia
United States
Atar
England
Meyer
Tha Amur
Ruma
Priine
Central Asia
Busmans
America
Mongolia
Australia
Harbin
St. Petersburg
Ching
China
Widtog
Ah Seon
Seretinetts
Eaatertt
Beedlingen
Manchurie
Weier
Earth
Eres
Tuat Maxon
Ton Omer
St Chiesa
Rusia
Sanckuris
Chine Hag
Couniet
Army orders leave of absence and duty reassignments
Military notices list leaves of absence for multiple officers across infantry and medical corps including Capt. Willard Wenofil and Lt. Ambrose Emory, with one to four months. It also details activation orders for lieutenants, medical corps appointments, and a long sequence of station and command changes across Fort Howard Fort Moultrie Key West Fort Scholer and other posts, plus recruiting service duty and observation at Walter Reed.
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Mij
Feddings
Willagd
Wenofil
Ambros
R. Emory
United
Aukereport
Thomas L.forenbaugh
William P. Lamb
Arius
Davis
Solomon P. Kiste
Wipy T. Cooper
Willand Co. Davis
Ralph G. de Op
Thoma D. Woatean
William L. Sheep
Julian Glilewis
Herry R. Bears
Alexander T. Cooper
Harry PF. Singerman
Charles W. Favaylampt
Boyd Kremer
Pellx Ho UL
Josepn Canpar
Frederick F. Rayholds
Cxmming
Wort Monroe
Wis
John H. Alea
Hetong “Lleut
Herbert
Ashentry
Walter Reed
Hos Bia
District of Columbia
Cogat Artillery Connaars
Adam Slaker
Fort Howard
Gail Incume
Baltimora
Frederick Marsh
Fort Moulits
Artllery
Charles
Albert &. Blunt
Key Wharmaryacks
Fla
Key West
William ¢. Raverty
Aspuino
Gol
Charlie H. Hunter
Fort du Pont
Del
Delsware
Chextes
Fort Terry
N.Y
Oger
Jemeceon Barracks
Willoughby Walk
Willoughby Walke
Fort Flagler
Eilean
Beaton
Fort da Soto
Fie
Arume
Tampa
Jona D. Harzette
Fort McKinley
Escume
Blaer W. Hubbard
Fort Moultrie
George F. Lanilars
Vans Bowt
Williem Derée
Fort Strong
Maine
Julien H
First Cavalry
The
Coloredo
United States
Armored Cruiser Squadron to Attend New Orleans Celebration
The squadron composed of the Mississippi, North Carolina, Montana, and New York will participate in the New Orleans celebration for the President’s visit. Vessels will remain at Hampton Roads through October 20, then stay until November 3 before returning to home yards.
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Hampton Roads
Mississapi
North Carolina
Montana
New-York
New Orleans
Hampton
Moon reprimanded after court martial for library books
Lieut Basil G Moon of the coast artillery corps receives a three month confinement in the stockade and a reprimand after pleading guilty to failing to return borrowed books from the corps library. He is stationed at Fort Dade Florida and the trial was at Fort McPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Fort McPherson
Basil G. Moon
Coast Artillery Corps
Moon
Fort Dade
Fla
Officers Decline Comment on Gen Myer Roosevelt Rides Critique
Gen Alert L Myer of Texas denounces Roosevelt test rides as harmful to service while War Department officials refuse to reveal their positions. Inspector General Gartington will review Myer’s statements for a report to the Secretary of War, likely for publication after the first of the month. Visitors to Atlantic City can obtain The Washington Post at Youngs Ocean Pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Myer
Roosevelt
Alert L. Myer
Department of Texas
War Department
Tvo
Con
Secretary of War
Ernest A. Gartington
Atlantic City
Washington Post
iYoung
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Applis Aopeas
Enqurer
Pittsburg Dispatch
Mid-Fireaid
Proviivacy_ journal
Hochester Herald
St Leola Republic
St. Paul Binacar Prana
Rm Besar Post-Standard
Vila Aetonia
Sergeon
PHOS
A. Costello
Wunerad
Er Berare
N. W
Asdas
Geo
P. Zurhorst
Jone Pup
Aretclann
Tooderete
Pris
Contondone
Forth
C. B. Fenking
Th Syreet
Phame
WM. H. Sardo
Evert
Foorae Designs
Blackistone’s
Pacific Navy Yards
Gravis
Bealth Office Record
Mary J
Leméne
Otis Place
Walia T. Girton
Gin Kit
Fearn Brenk Magee
Alltenhones’ Road
Aiatlida A
Wigatts
Aries
Frianda
Boston
Doling
Ion
Auch
Fauré
Swift Trials
Comgreda
Republican Party
Giants
Cincinnati
Pillsbury
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
California
Yates
Gov. Deneen
Hamilton Club
Orchestra Hall
Tafthers
Mr.Taft
Garfield Boulevard
Commercial Club
War Dickinson
Frederick D. Grant
Fred W. Upham
Jamoa B. Forgan
Gov
Mrs. Young
Logan Monument
Michigan Avenue
Gen. Logan
Aictorium Annex
Cannon
Commercial Club Bananet
Art
Bankers’ Association
Charles G Dawes
the Currency
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
W. J. Bryan
Milwaukee
Pla
Praident
Slax
Navy
ARMY
Aldred N. Hunter
Coast Artillery Corpe
Mot
Frank W. Coa
Fort Motrez
Coast Artillery
Binetor
John D. Barrette
Goumantier
Higaley
Bartford
Conn
Reaveriel
Connecticut Diatrice
Kien
Ang W
Hartford
Cong
Kuppenheimer Factory
Manhattan
Te Menner
SER
Hor
Tenvell's
O'Donrell
O'Donnell
Tempie
People’s Pharmacy
Mune
Stone & Poolt
DR Charles
Ria
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