Virginia Lee a Bride Follows Family Traditions at Ceremony
Gen Fitzhugh Lee's youngest daughter Virginia Lee, third sister to wed, marries an officer of the Seventh Cavalry as brothers serve. Old Christ Church, Alexandria hosts the ceremony with notable Alexandrian guests and Greene family members listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Lee
Seventh Cavalry
Old Christ Church
Alexandria
Stissen Owle
Alisa
Howard
Mra
Paris
Willaam Spencer Greene Howes
Wis
Selton
Washington
Mont Vernon
Liu Montgomery
Guard Charter Meeting Sparks Garrison Clash
Readable fragments describe Bary Garrison opposing a summary action by Commander and National Commander J Bidwin. Tense notes claim Roosevelt Garrison in Washington and Browne's staff discuss tearing up charter documents and replacing leadership. Attendees from Barry Garrison expected to weigh in while Galbroth has not spoken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bary
Gen Willeux
Barry
Semynd Navy
GoHo
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dis
J Bidwin
Baltimore
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Galbruth
Washington
Drowne
Srawne
Barry Garrison
Gerrivons
Mertig
Mas
Cmmander Nota
Galbroth
Ice
Browne
Lialtmere
Hoosevelt
Home Savings celebrates eighth anniversary milestone
The Home Savings Bank marked its eighth anniversary with continued growth since 1381. Branches at 410 Seventh Street Southwest and Seventh and We streets Northeast expanded through years of deposits rising from 3907225 on opening day to 316,999.33 yesterday. Officers listed include Brice president, Moses Jie president, Alex S Clarke secretary, Howard treasurer, and Miruael Culvert attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Sventh Street
Massachusetts
Seventh Street
Seventh and
We Streets
Saul
Brice
Moses Jie
Alex S Clarke
Howard, Macantreasurer
Miruael
Moseley’s Illness Not Serious Says Medical Panel
Reports from Boston indicate Edward A Moseley secretary of the Interstate Commerce Commission is not seriously ill and is expected to resume duties soon. Physicians including Dr Nason and Fred S Moseley affirm the secretary’s condition is not grave and should not incapacitate him for long.
Miss J. R. Bevan Bride Ceremony at Sudbrook Park
Miss Jenote J Bevan daughter of Momus Bevan and Mrs Bevan married Robert W Well a Washington attorney at Sudbrook Park in Senator Rayner's country home near Baltimore. Ceremony by Rev Hobart with John Stone and others attending as ushers bridesmaids Misses Grave and Bevan. Guests included families and friends. couple to reside in Myattville in summer and Washington in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal
Washington
Pam
Jenote
William F Bevan
George P Hoover
Mra Wiliam B Rayner
Grave
Marle Bevan
Sutton Brown
Jon H Ballinger
Paul ¥ Waters
Edward S Duvall
Frank Hyatt Jr
de A T Dunne
Thomas P Morgan, Jr
Robert
Dove C A
M Wella
Walter 4
Wells
Alfred H Wella
Gueatz
Gvesta
Momus H Bevan
Waters & Bevan
Thinity
King George County V
Imeral
Hayner
Wels
Charles 4
Walle
Prince George County
Isi
General Sembly
Maryland
Law
Wells Hoovers& We
Cereans
Colorado
Myattaville
Socialist Countess Coming to York on Friday
A socialite known as Miss Greville, the Countess of Warwick, will sail to York on Friday aboard the Cainpapls. Her planned departure from Britain is kept quiet, with her maid as sole companion. A private cable mentions the countess aldot in business matters, and the man she chose as husband is Richard Charles Guy Greville, Earl of Warwick and Marquess of Brooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Sia Grevlle
Warwick
England
London
Great Britain
Aldot
Cranela
Richard Charles Guy Greville
Ear
Marl
Brooke
Suitably Blurred Attempt Ends in Refusal to Marry
A Washington man sought a marriage license in Menyuupis County to wed Miss Rome Rhodes of Chesterfield. He claimed a positive response to his proposal, bought a engagement ring, but the young woman declined and asked for the ring and documents returned to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suorial
Washington
Bloomneton
Fred W Cob
Hasie Hon
Washington DC
Mnevupis
Misa Rome Rhodes
Chesterfield
Mrs Annie Besant in City Speak on Religion
Mrs Annie Besant, world president of the Theosophical Society and successor to Mme Blavatsky, arrived from New York and will speak at Masonic Hall this evening on “The Place of Masters in Religion” accompanied by several followers and greeted by the local theosophists at 222 A street southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancle Buiant
Theosophical Society
New York
Inval Society
Carnes
Idea Pocket
Mat Vira Besant
4Enant
Washington Oranch
Boxant
Anow
Central Hinga College
Senares Tudias
Besant
Chicago
Orders For Officers Ride Test At War Department
The War Department orders officers in the District of Columbia to undergo a fifteen mile ride with medical examinations before and after. Lt Gen Willard Duvall leads from the front as the test emphasizes endurance and horsemanship among staff officers. Some riders may use their own mounts, others will ride provided cavalry horses, with strict gear and dress requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
District of Colubtia
Washington Barracks
Saben
Medical Board
Partic
Medi AL Guard
Willand Duvall
Hisself
Tai
Deak
Sulders
Tait
Rgular Cavales
Low Bids For Saratoga Gamble To Sell Old Ship
Bids opened for the old warship Saratoga now in Philadelphia, stricken from naval lists and up for sale. Jona A Gregory of Perth Amboy and F Sae altered bid $2000, Moss of Boston bid $2061, each above the appraised value of 4890 dollars. The Saratoga, a famed sloop of the old navy, has a long history from the Revolutionary War to anti slave patrols, and has been a nautical school ship in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
St Philadelphia
Jota A Gregory
Perth Amboy
Ocenner
Boston
Moss
Butte
Mexico
Perr
Japan
Pailadsipuia
Objection to Wu's Return Echoes National Excess and Reform
A damaged OCR passage criticizes government extravagance in Washington and the New York University events tied to the James Jamestown Exposition. It cites alleged misuses of funds, calls for restraint, and contrasts civic celebrations with prudent national priorities. The text references Chancellor Mastracken and remarks on education exhibits and public schools, amid a broader rebuke of official conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Jamestown Exposition
Avecina
Flosry
Mactranken
New York University Today
Mastracken
James Bhver
Ichiago
St Louis
Dss
Dan
The
National
Hamatun
WieCracker
Hampton Roads
Slater
America
Sametown
Decree Orders National Ceremonial School Reform
Minister Rockius reports to the State Department on a Chinese imperial decree ordering the head ministers of the Ministry of Rites to lead subordinates in a School of National Ceremonial to study customs and daily life, select the best practices, and publish recommendations as part of preparing constitutional and parliamentary representation for the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockius
State Department
Ministry of
Hites
Empire
Commander Helm Named Secretary to Light House Board
Commander Jamey McHelm SN reports for duty as naval secretary of the Light House Board in relief of Rear Admiral Uriel Sebrie who soon takes command of a cruiser squadron bound for the Prinile Coal theater. Sebrie to assume new post in days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebree
Light House Board
Jamey McHelm
Alprtley
Seerway Straus
Department of Commercial Liter
Naval Secreary
Uriel Sebrie
Cruier
Preilie
Ebree
Balloon Ascend Today Amid Weather Delays in Washington
The Army Signal Corps balloon ascent was postponed yesterday due to strong winds. Capt Charles Del Chandler commanded the mission, with J C McCoy noted as an internationally known aeronaut. If weather permits, the balloon will lift between 1 and 2 p.m. from the Washington Gas Light Company plant at Twelfth and M streets SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Signal Corps
Washington Gay Light Company
Twelfth
M Streets
Charles del Chandler Ymder
Capt Chandler
J C McCoy
Princeton man named superintendent of Congressional Reading Room
William Warren Bishop, formerly at Princeton University where he directed the estaloxing, has been appointed superintendent of the Congressional Reading Room of the Congressional Library. He succeeds David Hutcheon, who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Congressional
William Warren Bishop
Princeton Univerntty
Congressional Library
Bishop
David Hutchenon
Opera Star Mia Levine Soon Restored to Stage
Opera singer Mia Levine collapsed in mid performance during a chorus at the Manhattan Opera House and was admitted to Bellevue Hospital. Once a Metropolitan Opera House veteran, she faced mental health strain after years of hard work, with friends urging rest while hoping she recovers to sing again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Pene
Manhattan Opera House
Bellevue Hopital
Miax Lavine
Metropolitan Operal House
Misa Levine
Tt Jn
Army Orders and Promotions List from the War Department
A long dispatch lists army officers and assignments including Maj lsmar WoLeng Caan Arsillery, Lt Leon De Le Weld, Capt Jobe f. Hiner, and Capt Henry Le Aenbald. It notes inspections, quartermaster duties, medical appointments, and various transfers to forts and posts such as Fort Washinton Md, Cache River reed, and the Naval Academy Annapolis Md with dates in September and October. Names include Richard Wetherill, Thirteenth Cavalry, and First Cavalry officers, among others.
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Jeaves
Wasence
Lsmar WoLeng
Caan Arsillery Coron
Licel
Richard Wetherill
Ostohee
Leon de le
Mauna Fay
Cache River
Jobe F. Hiner
Duartenent
Wren
Herbert J Brees
Camus Lumgear
Fourlsomth Cavalry
Inginnaracke
Tlamhia Tor Wurg
Salsrexmed
Wiest
Brice
Third Cavalry
Niteer
Hot Springs Ark
John T Domnely
Sgignth
Cin Punt
Henry le Aenbald
Philippine Island
Faurm L Lawses
He-Arner Gurgeon
Mal Francis
Movements of Naval Vessels Reported at Multiple Ports
Movements of naval vessels arrived at Cape Ca Vingala and other ports include Stringtam at Cape Ca Vingala, Triton 21, Wasp at Salem NS, Prairie aly Charleston SC, Rhode island at navy yard New York Chairmtan at Ran Branelard, and Syiro-Virginia from Harpton Foata for Nor selt Coceard. Reports list transfers from Slakwag to Sunghat and from Charitsiim for Cape God Bay, with Belated notices of further sailings to Cape God Bay and Ban Pranciecd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringtam
Cape Ca
Vingala
Vorfatk
Triton
Newpore News Concern
Syakead
Wasp
Salem
NS Prairie Aly
Charleston
Rhode Teland
Navy Yard
Siw York Chairmtan
Ran Branelard
Syiro
Virginia
Harpton Foata
Norselt Coceard
Slakwag
Sunghat Wasp
Trot
League Isjaed Prarie
Charitsiim
Cape God Bay
Charletos
Mere Talsed
Ban Pranciecd
War Department to investigate firing by Fort Myer troops in Frederick
Frederick crowds were excited by revolver firing in the streets early Tuesday morning involving a detachment of Battery E, Third Field Artillery, and the Second Squadron, Thirteenth Cavalry en route to Gettysburg under Maj Dickman. No injuries reported, but officials vow strict discipline and a formal inquiry.
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War Department
Fort Myer
Frederick
Cirae
Third Field Artillery
Thirteenth Cavalry
Gettysbore
Bickman
Gettysburg
Nea- Verdar
Frederic
Wat Department
Browns Tile
Frederick Wd
United States
Thirteenth
United States Cavalry
Fair Grounds
Porter's Detachment Reshapes Cruiser Commands
Navy orders detach younger officers to command cruisers Washington and others, forming a new policy that places less experienced captains in charge as reserves for a Pacific deployment. The Washington and Tennessee are set to sail from New York and Boston yards toward San Francisco to join the California and South Dakota squadrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Cruser Lad
Navy Department
Cruser
Washington
Assisning
Naval
al Priviately
Wetton
Pagny
Tennessee
New York Yard
Boston
San Francisco
California
Dakota Jn
Hear Adtaly Sebree
Warthington
Names and places sweep through a camouflaged hotel guest list
A long OCR filled with hotel guests and residents across many cities and states. The fragmentary text lists numerous individuals and couples by name along with their origins and residences in places like Philadelphia Boston Chicago Maryland Indiana and more. It reads like a social or hotel registry with scattered surnames and affiliations.
Taft’s World Tour Sparks Russo American Accord Talk
Rumors in St Petersburg that Secretary Taft may push for a Russo American accord during his world tour. Press speculates on Japan wariness, Western diplomacy, and the possible sequence of events surrounding taft’s visit and the U.S. rise as a sea power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Tafts
We World
Sibena
European
Russia
Tatts
Russie Beng
Japan
Amela
Roostelt
Ressian
Anaces
Magilen
sReenk
Winnes
Prion
Sokohima
Emperor Parton
Siti Rpatin
Joe Viscount Triuch
Tate
New Book on Marine Life From Naval Excerpt
A damaged OCR note describes a new book on marine life linked to naval exploration. It mentions Captain C Rirggald and Captain Rodgers, the Stimpson collection, and a 19th century publisher or institute involved in the manuscript’s provenance and transfer after Stimpson’s death.
Fortune for aged woman prompts Lincoln charity tale
An elderly woman’s care led to a complex will and a small fortune valued at $106,900. The Washington Life Insurance opened and found the estate left entirely to St. Pelter, with a lone known relative listed as Mrs My sister War Wuholas. The case reveals years of prior care by Mrs Khystuer and a vague charity link to Lincolnn.
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Luinote
Ellabely
J Hollister
Lawrence Ie
Wellece
Cameron St
Samen Georgs Higgiowan
Urd
Vite Wiewecha
Arlistoi
Huverd Wiluwson
Guiesburg
Tiacave Sksertie
Miges Barer
Waoarn Wut New Wablace
Imdiana
Llam Saban
Thomas Ro Preece
Dem
Kc Jame
Hamilton Noule
Ragley House
Tara Nfek4skn
Bickounst Dames New Jfrsfa
Golomen Esberg
Walernulte
Newark Ale
Repellian- Newtom Carpenter
Newark
New Willara Srw
ORK
Graces Albenotra
Teylar Jamenown Riggs
Real Sehanertsc
Ebay
Gockner
Albany
Willard North Carolinas
AU McNeron
Rilmingiett
Damien EH
Wileogten
Gorton
Wire
Mire Huth
Black
Cleveland
JL Black
Malaigh
Winey Cinema
Splocher
Burton
Hewterame
Providence
Metropolitas
South Carolina
A Wether
Checeston
Memporian
Raed Charinwon
Gower
Greenville
New Willard
George
Union
Thoman Morton
Aemennin
Shores
Texas
Austin
Virgilia
Peeler
Norfolk Ca
Ciadzon
Taimborgy
James T
Rewn
Norfolk
Mutenal
Charles & Blanton
Palla Shure
Virginia Mise
Nora Wilson
Mies Che
Jolt Lyllson Beverle
Thomas
Wasaling
J C Humaway
Richmond
el Yoaliing
Bong and
Wits Richas New
Wind
Moo Davie
Bo Mexwell
Darin Pearsboro
Rexent
Washington
Geerey Beker
Elehardeen
Wile Basten
Lemex Pormigy
Kyoto
Fred A. Bow
Soin U. Howmms
Sider
Nova
Ootia
Brora
Hele
Hein
Khystuer
Tader
Horn
Sts
Peltier
Shevale
Poe People
Lincolnn
Incomplete installation delays at Rosat Natural History Mex
The report indicates arrangements for a cast at the Rosat Natural History Museum are not finished. Ecclesiastical education figures and German conspirators are named in a disrupted schedule. Installation of the dipindseas at 1 pot taka plees is postponed until next spring.
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Pittshore Pesept Rien
William I Volland
I Cinewe Museum
Ton Marr
Tamuirs
Cnpir
Andrew Cars
William
Rosat Natural History
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Brillane Rh
Spancer Greene
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Cauls 8 Greene
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Salle Greene
Mise Craula Greene
Isa Belle Jahmston
Mae Emily Hume
Hurt McGuiro
Henry Cook
Amliss
Virginia Dorsey
Bernard Fowle
John Carter Montgomery
Formads Sieg
Pia Lee
Montgomery-Lee
Luy
Ron Toottn
Mons
Bowie
Tibet
WS Montgomery
Mirae
Julian T Burke
Burke
Taplor
Hugh Fe
Grorge
Coan
Alexandria, VA
Ad Hive
Moseley
J. RB. Bevan Bride
Senator Rayner
Robert W. Weils
Sudbrook Park
Senator
Maryland Assembly
Will Reade
Hyattsville
Kady Warwick
Greville
Mwhnoa Giri
Fred W Cobb
Annie Besant
Gity
Theosophy
Mme Blavatsky
Scott Wall
Masonie Hall
Rostetter
Kinacy Treebles
Bride OF
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Robert W Wells
Mias
Jenne Hayner Bevan
Bard
Low
Macracken
Peking
Asasstan
China
Weretofort
Stanly
Imperial Commission
Commander Helm
Beller
Meade & Baker
Urnicera
Beaton Mase
BC Allen
Saval Vatens
Annapolis
Ace
Conker
Mattford
Dean JF
Alebania
WA Angwin
Zalrecater Naval Hesaltat Wertone Va
Seelstent
Dt Dablgg
Iaedical School
Wamblegion
Pacific
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Jemen
Fincher Suthers, Coatler & Jessutropailtaa
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Mennatt
Thinedey
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Raleigh
Syerke
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Bratt
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Peereas
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Amershack
Segal
Satlone
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Kin Berg
Jota Sepwancapt
Ariecewa Jean
Apa
Sack Barer Wil
Perey Arcaard
FX Copecock
Gekley
Jarsex
Baudumme
Philadelphia
M Gillespie A. Carpente
Hulelys Bow Soins
Spo
EM Nemcomb FM
Sieter
St. James Eis
Korn JS McKinley
M! Penn Neimpu
Ana Re Geerae & Aellee PhD
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Connecticut
Missaderle
Fintaniss AA
Fionegas
Sues
Flanegan
New Britain
Arsiagian
Filrida Willan Yrie
Stine Allee Bees
Jacksoanilie Metropolitan
Astoi
Matlonn
Sharpe “Waysrase
Taft
St. Petersburg
Smithsomian Institution
Pacthe
Maree
Amos
Vonzainy
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Wilkes
C Rirggald
Dobr Rodgers
Navy Lagartent
Dre Stimpson
Bas
Gimae Unisage
Dr Stimn
Navy Dears
Sient
Tia Smiksuplan
Kaiser
Carnete
Royal Museum
Indianapolia
Sterling Ramsdy Co
Nhewspaprre
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