GUNNERS SHOW MARKSMANSHIP IN NAVAL PRACTICE
The U S battleships off Virginia capes demonstrated accurate gunnery as eight ships fired at small targets from over ¢ miles. Delays from tow-line failures and weather slowed the drills. The Delaware and other dreadnoughts led the first squadron, while the second squadron struggled to prepare targets. Third division began late as tow lines parted and activity paused. Navy officials reported elation at results despite setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Kansas
Portsmouth
Dept
Atlantic
Schroeder
Connecticut
Delaware
North Dakota
Louisiana
Michigan
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Bort Antonio
Philadelphia
Weaver
Bellta
Clyde Line
Georgia
Virgina
Feheda Island
Nebraska
Virginia Capes
Navy Department
Schroefler
Kermit Roosevelt Returns From Africa On Lusitania
The passenger Kermit Roosevelt arrives in New York aboard the Lusitania after a trip from Africa. He offers little to clarify rumors about Miss Rutherford, denying any acquaintance while noting his plans to visit Oyster Bay before returning to Harvard.
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Miss Rutherford
New York
Kermit Roosevelt
Lusitania
Europe
Africa
Sam
Harvard
Calé
Oyster Bay
W. K Vanderbit
Resignation of Gen Samuel Crocker Liwrend in Masonry
Announcement from Dettwold Sept 22 reports Gen Samuel Crocker Liwrend of Medford Massachusetts resigning as grand commander of the 33rd degree Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Northern Masonic jurisdiction. Barton Smith of Toledo named successor as grand lieutenant commander. Reason for resignation not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Crocker Liwrend
Medford
Mass
Supreme Council
Barton Smith
Toledo
Lawrence
VICE RAID IN NEW YORK AND ODD FELLOWS CONVENTION
A heavy police raid in New York City targets illegal resorts in the Tenderloin area with numerous arrests. Commissioner Baker testifies before a grand jury about city gambling and needed actions. Separately, Indianapolis won the bid to host the next Sovereign Grand Lodge convention of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, defeating Los Angeles Baltimore Chicago and Sidney Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baker
Odd
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Chicago
Sidney
Australia
Ryan Plans Air Fleet For Military Reserve
John Barry Ryan, heir to Thomas F Ryan, met at War and Navy departments seeking an aeronautical reserve of about a thousand aeroplanes without government funding. Gen. Allen and Capt. Fletcher pledged official support, proposing officers from each service to organize the reserve, with drills, maneuvers, and development of faster aircraft for potential wartime use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
John Barry Ryan
Thomas F Ryan
New York
War
Aeronautical Reserve
Allen
War Department
Fletcher
Life convict invents aero in jail strike
Special to The Washington Post reports Harry Britton a 60 year old prisoner in Queens County Jail Long Island City has designed three model biplanes behind bars. Convicted of grand larceny Britton has drawn interest from outside investors and sent two models to Washington to seek patent protection. He intends an aeroplane with automatic lateral balance control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Harry Britton
Queens County
Long Island City
H Britton
Mfe
Britton
Washington
Aviation talk at joint chamber aero meeting
A Baltimore aviation meet in Hasethorpe Md was discussed with moral support but no funds from the joint Chamber of Commerce and Washington Aero Club. Attendees included Charles J. Bell Willis F. Moore W. F Gude James F. Custer A Leftwich Sinclair and Dr A F Zahn. Further talks planned on Yeagie Cox plan for Benning after the Long Island event and a possible amateur meet at College Park next month with Aero Scientific Club and American Aviation Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Washington Aero Club
Baltimore
Hasethorpe
Charles J. Bell
Willis F. Moore
Long Island
Joint Committee
Aero Scientific Club
American Aviation Company
College Park
Fails In Alpine Flight Attempt From Brig To Milan
Weymann the aviator made three takeoffs from Brig toward Milan but could not complete the Alpine crossing. A Swiss rival, Taddeol, circled seven minutes in a biplane, noting strong winds and intense cold at high altitude. Weymann’s engines faltered and the cold froze the carburetor during each attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Brig
Switzerland
Totten Tests Aircraft at Cape Henry
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk Va Sept 22 Prof Totten of Washington an aviation experimentalist tested a gliding machine on Cape Henry sand hills. He made several short flights before a slight accident paused operations. He said results were satisfactory with flights in a 21 mph breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Norfolk
Prof Totten
Cape Henry
Beautts
Mada
Pauline Wayne Vanishes Then Returns As White House Cow
Washington dispatch reports Pauline Wayne, the Alderney cow given to President Taft to supply milk, disappeared after leaving Wisconsin. A stork on the train delivered the mystery breaking news that Pauline and the calf were doing well, ending the mystery as the trip resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Washington Dispatch
New York World
White House
Pauline Wayne
Pauline
Wisconsin
Isaac H. Stephenson
Taft
Man of Four Years Ends Life in Washington Square
Philadelphia report says a well dressed man about four years old committed suicide by shooting himself in view of hundreds of theatergoers and pedestrians. A receipt addressed to Ie Witt for a registered letter to the German consul served as the only clue to his identity. The sender listed a local hotel and a man named Witt had registered there three days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Washington Square
Ie Witt
Witt
Drowning ends life of nurse and doctor at Fort Pond
Littleton Maia Sept 22 Mona G Gibson a trained nurse from Manchester New Hampshire and Dr Orin N Tagos drowned after leaping from a boat into Fort Pond to swim. Dr Dagos had arrived from Ohio months ago and both he and Miss Gibson were connected with the Boston floating hospital during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Maia
Fort Pond
Mona G. Gibson
Manchester
N. H
Boston
Ohio
Former Broker Goes Bankrupt in New Jersey Suit
Trenton September 2 Harry H Goethius of Interlaken New Jersey, a former New York stock broker, filed a petition in bankruptcy in the United States district court today. Liabilities listed at 309,835 with assets totaling 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Harry H Goethius
Interlaken
New York
United States
Taft Tariff Plan Favored by Illinois Republicans
Illinois Republicans in Springfield prepare a convention platform backing Taft on the tariff as in his letter to the Republican Congressional committee. The plan notes a permanent tariff commission and a tariff revision schedule. Lorimer and Cannon names are avoided. Cullom's name may be substituted. Deneen to serve as temporary chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois
Taft
Republican Congressional Committee
Resolutions Committee
Lorimer
Cullom
Jeff
Cannon
Danville
Congress
Charles S. Deneen
Shurtleff
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Lentz Eyes Dick’s Toga to Seek Senate Seat
Former Representative John J. Lentz of Columbus, a close friend of William Jennings Bryan, announced in St Clairsville Ohio at the Belmont county fair his candidacy for the U S Senate to succeed Charles Dick if the next legislature is Democratic He urged a series of joint debates on current issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Ohio
Washington
St. Clairsvile
John J. Lentz
Columbus
W. J. Bryan
Belmont County
United States Senate
Charles Dick
Lentz
Tariff revision urged at Democratic state convention
The Democratic State convention met in Concord on September 22 and adopted a platform calling for immediate tariff cuts in the consumer interest and parcels post, Federal income tax amendments, direct election of U S senators, stronger trust regulations, natural resource conservation, and passage of the White Mountain forest reserve bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Congress
United States
White Mountain Forest Reserve
Taft Speech Endorsed At River Improvement Meeting
Cincinnati Oato Sept 23 Vance president of the Only River Improvement Association endorsed Taft speech opening the sixteenth annual session Four hundred delegates from headwaters of the Ohio to Cairo Ill spoke urging reduction of the twelve year limit for Ohio River dam completion Representatives Longworth Sherley Douglas and Dovenet attended Officers reelected with Vance chosen to his sixteenth term
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Oato
Taft
John L. Vance
Ohio
Cairo
Ill
Nicholas Longworth
Swagar Sherley
Kentucky
Albert Douglass
B. B. Dovenet
Wheeling
Ohio River
Congress
Vance
Quits Race in Tennessee and Senate Hopefuls
Bristol Tenn Sept 2 Daniel Cooper Swab wealthy mine owner withdraws from Republican bid to succeed Brownlow in First Tennessee district leaving Samuel H Sells and James R Peland as main opponents for the new term Alf Taylor and Dr D Z Massey seek unexpired term while Ollie James enters race for US senator to succeed Paynter in Kentucky Additionally ships depart New York with multiple liners in transit and arrivals mention Atlantic crossings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Bristol
Tenn
Daniel Cooper Swab
Brownlow
Tennessee
Samuel H. Sells
United States District
James R. Peland
Alf Taylor
D. Z Massey
Gaynor the Choice. Democratic movers weigh Gaynor run
The piece details Democratic interest in Mayor Gaynor as a potential governor candidate with Murphy signaling support, Sulzer as a strong rival, and Rochester figures hinting at leadership roles. It discusses party dynamics, potential upsets, and the broader aim of steering the 1912 Democratic nomination amid Hearst-linked influence. The article notes Tammany Hall discussions and the likelihood of a Gaynor-led bid if nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kne Clty
Hearst
Gallagher
Gaynor
Ared
Empire State
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Albany
Representative Havens
George W. Aldridge
Rochester
Democratic Party
Bil” Sulzer
Congress
Sulzer
Havens
Woodrow Wilson
Trenton
N. J
Democracy
Murphy Admira Gaynor
Associated Preat
New York
Dix
John Purrdy Mitchel
Tammany Hall
Charles FP. Murphy
Iseiturn
Tani
Murphy
Tammany
St. Jamez
Kia Jong
Utica
Sulger
Allan B. Parker
State Court of Appeals
Parker
Edward M. Shepard
D. Cady Herrick Bremlost
Independence League Party
New York City
Indorse Direct Primary Gains Backing in Albany Meeting
Prominent Democrats including Thomas M. Osborne Martin Glynn William Sulzer James Haven and former Justice D Cady Herrick urged direct nominations at a Mass meeting by the Progressive Democrats of New York State Mayor Gaynor did not respond Glynn and Osborne spoke while others sent letters Lady Louise de Rothschild died in London widow of Sir Anthony de Rothschild and daughter of Abraham Montefiore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Thomas M. Osborns
Martin H. Glynn
William Sulzer
James S. Haven
D. Cady Herrick
Masa
New York State
Gaynor
Lady de Rothschild
London
Louise de Rothschild
Anthony de Rothschild
Abraham Montefiore
Musical Medley of Overture Waltz and Comic Opera Pieces
The program features Ola Compades with Morning Nova and Night Spootsh serenades La Paloma a waltz Dolores and selection Irravigta tare Turkish intermesse Oy the Boxphocus Excerpts from The Kale Coed Grand fantasle A Day in West Point and The Siar-Spapgted Manger presented as a varied concert piece through a local performance venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Lorimer Delay Sought as Senate Panel Debates Postponement
Chicago Sept 22 Senate committee adjourned without ruling on delaying the Lorimer investigation until after the November election. Lorimer counsel Elbridge Hancey urged postponement, citing pending criminal cases and hardship on witnesses and legislators seeking reelection. Proponent Clifford W Barnes of the Legislative Voters' League urged continuance to expose fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lorimer
Senatorial Committee
Elbridge Hancey
Lee O'Neil Browne
John Broderick
Haneey
Clifford W. Barnes
Legislative Voters’ League
United States Senate
Benator Lorimer
Actress Weds Moller Jr in Greenwich Connecticut
Special to The Washington Fest reports Daisy Baker of Atlanta and John Moller Sr of New York married in Greenwich after a four person auto party sought a license. Rev H Bailey officiated in the borough court private room. The groom, Daley Dumont on stage, reportedly a millionaire sugar refininer’s son, marks his second marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Millonaire Sugsat
New York
Daley Dumont
Seattle High School Girls Barred From Athletics
Seattle dated September 22 reports Seattle board of education regulations prevent high school girls from interscholastic contests and ultimately from participation in girls games. The move follows a two year debate initiated by denying boys entry to female events and now extends to banning girls from athletic competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Boya
Arity
Mrs. Sibley Near Death in Franklin District
Mrs. Joseph C. Sibley wife of the former Republican representative in this district is gravely ill and believed to be dying in Franklin Pennsylvania on September 22. Her husband is also in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Franklin, Pa
Joseph C. Sibley
Lisbon Plotters Warned of Merciless Revolt Crush
Lisbon dispatch notes a bomb factory seizure tied to a broad antimonarchial conspiracy with secret links across Portugal. The Imperial, an official paper, warns conspirators that the liberal government will crush any revolt mercilessly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Impareial
Rear Admiral Winslow placed on retired list
OFF THE ACTIVE List Rear Admiral Herbert Winslow son of the late Rear Admiral Winslow who commanded the Keargarge when that vessel sank the Confederate cruiser Alabama off the coast of France in the closing days of the Civil War was placed on the retired list of the navy yesterday on account of age. Winslow native of Massachusetts entered the navy in July 1866. During the war with Spain he served on the St Louis and later commanded the dispatch boat Farn in the West India campaign. He reached rear admiral in May 1909 and was recently detached from duty at the Boston navy yard.
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Herbert Winslow
Winslow
Keargarge
Wessel
Alabama
France
Navy
Massachusetts
Spain
St. Louis
West India
Boston Navy Yard
John Croghan Dies in Lynchburg After Illness
John Croghan, a Washington resident and former Piedmont Club steward, died in Lynchburg Virginia of apoplexy after a recent trip from Washington. Born in Ireland, he was a longtime caterer and father of John S. Croghan, lost with the naval tug N. He leaves a wife and two daughters, with funeral plans not yet announced.
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John Croghan
Ilvind
Lynchburg
Washington
Piedmont Club
John S. Croghan
Navy Department
Croghan
Ireland
Woodford
Walsmith
Trouble at Camp Meeting in Salisbury Whisky Sellers Attack Manager
Four alleged whisky sellers confront camp meeting managers near Salisbury Maryland. Officers faced two Colt army revolvers a double barreled gun and a rapid fire rifle as they arrested Nelli Pryor George A Inn is Emma Messick and Perry Dorman at the New York Philadelphia Norfolk Railway station after a scuffle and threats to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Salisbury
Ofioers
Roy ‘Smith
John F. Waller
Clayton ‘Kelly
Nelli Pryor
George A. Einnis
Emma Messick
Perry Dorman
Pryor
New York
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Move to Washington Threatens Naval War College
Special to The Washington Fos Newport Rhode Island report cites inadequate hotel space and high living costs as drivers for officers seeking the Naval War College to move to Washington. Some support the shift, others oppose, and the college likely will close with the building repurposed for a training station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fos
Newport
Navy
Naval War College
Washington
Navy Department
Naval Senegal Board
Army War College
Army Orders and Leave Grants Across Various Officers
Military orders grant leaves of absence from two months to several officers including Edward Ro McCammen William Graighilt and George Sertora. Additional five day and seven day leaves for Captain Percy Bishop Captain Ire L Fridan da and First Lieutenant Whyne H Crum. Several transfers and discharges including Gilbert Ghaw dla and Omer G White. Fort Jay Fort Bayard Jefferson Barracks Springfield Armory and other postings noted with ordnance department moves and a judge advocate suspended pending further orders.
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Edward Ro McCammen
Ligut
William 3. Graighilt
Percy P
Bishop
Ibstaca
Ire L. Fridanda
Tan Daye
Whyne H. Crum
Absenca
William R. Davis
George Sertora
Lewis C. Dysart
Fort Jay
Jamcs Riley
General Hospital
Fort Bayard
Mex
Benjamin L. Carroll
Philippine Scouts
Jefferson Bartarks
Gilbert Ghaw Dla
Trom Army
Albert D. Thompson
War Department
Mad
Blénton Winship
Watt
Berg
Emnemt Atecker
Odd Fellows Home Dedicated in Elkins West Virginia
The Odd Fellows Home in Elkins West Virginia opened with a parade and dedication ceremony speakers including Rev B Hart grand chaplain G A Haw king grand marshal L L Price high priest Hilgabeth Curry Rebekah Assembly president H W Rouse heralds Martha A Ferrell heralds J A Lemley herald east May Currence herald west and John A Bock home committee chair Ex Senator H G Davis delivered the first address along with McKinney Hodges of the State board of control and J W Young of Cumberland Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
W. Va
Washington Post
Odd Fellows
8. B. Hart
G. A. Hawking
L. L. Price
Hilgabeth Curry
Rebekah Assembly
H. W. Rouse
North
Martha A. Ferrell
A. Lemley
May Currence
Weat
John A. Bock
Odd Fellows' Home Committee
H. G. Davis
Oda
McKinney
Thomas
Hodges
State Board of Control
J. W. Young
Cumberland
Estate gets hidden cash in Elkton magistrate case
In Elkton the estate of late magistrate W J Runkle receives $2462 found sewn in his widow’s skirt after his death and a further $1400 found in an old trunk. Relatives fought over the cash as the sums were deposited at the Bank of Wikton until Judge Haas issued a decree awarding the money to the Runkle estate administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkton
Washington Post
Harrisonburg
W. J Runkle
Runkle
Lou Davis
Bank of Wikton
Haas
Orders to Naval Officers Reach Several Assignments
Orders to naval officers list officers and duties including Bradshaw to home Zito Freeman to duty at the navy yard in New York and others assigned to New Hampshire locations and naval hospitals. Movements mention Mayport, Dakar, and Newport as origin points in a sequence of redeployments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G B Bradshaw
Zito S. Freeman
Navy Yard
New York
Hstomen A&w
Aval Eerste
Hann
Mayport
Es Dakar
Senegal
Eice Settle
Wampton
Mayfswer
Bontog
Miss Grargla Winfred Robinson Marries James Dabney Ray
Rockville Maryland September 22 Miss Grargla Winfred Robinson and James Dabney Ray both of Orange Virginia were married this afternoon by Reverend A R White of the Baptist Church The same minister also officiated at the marriage of Miss Bertie Bowman and Louis W Ruble both in Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Grargla Winfred Robinson
James Dabney Ray
Orange
A. R. White
The
Baptist Church
Bertie Bowman
Louis W Ruble
Washington
Hotels and guests listed across cities in hotel directory
A long OCR fragment lists names of guests and locations in hotels from New York City to Boston Philadelphia Alabama California and beyond. Names of individuals and associated cities and hotels appear in a sprawling directory style listing with scattered punctuation and missing context. The item resembles a hotel register page snapshot with hundreds of personal names and places.
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Naval Board of
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Snead
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Louis Hoot
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Merion Wilkersge Traanie
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Charles A. Ryap
George H. Bradley
Springfield Armory
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Oliver H Dockers
Lewisville
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ODD Fellows’ Home
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Robert Hinkel
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Turner
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Lincoln
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J Miller
Mebonala
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George Haamond
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Ceron
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C H Beil
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Raleigh
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Arlington
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Riggs
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Brooklyn
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Paterson
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Harry Kelly Om A
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