Ninety Mile Ride Aces Fort Myer Return of Army Officers
An army party led by Col Garrard completed a three day mile horseback ride returning to Fort Myer. The group, including Col Languit and Maj Hawthorn, covered routes via Leesburg and Fairfax Courthouse, reporting all officers in good condition after dust and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Gurrard
Fort Myer
Coh
Sodeph Garrard
Futeanth Cavalry
Garrard
Staar
Languit
Washington Barracks
Mass
Winter
Woodbda
Hobinn
Medical Corps
Rayond and Brown
Engineer Corp
Hawthorn and
Ashla
Leesbore
Boldsall
Fairtex
L'O- Wooark
Edsall
Yeaterday
Fairfax Courthouse
Alexandria
Baliron Andlinsendon
Col
Myer
Department of the
Bort Myer
Bort Myer Early Vere Rey Aml
Sanday
Gary
Hebard K. Bailey
Tavarettatantey
Fort Jay
N.Y
Biek Po Nurgion
Coast Artillery
Ores
Gewrunus Island
Stbrey Fourth Artillery
West Belt
Mars Uharies Wilcox
Medial Corps
Bure Tazen
Robert
Amit
New York City
Hauncey Blake Quadermaster
Phili
William J. Craighill
Corps of
Ratimair
Heery
New
Vrs
Pittsburg
Mo Unteick
Corps of Engineers
Matter
Anskins Ile
Frederick
Melteal
OS UC Harvey
Ordnance Departs Chert
Fleatinny Arsenal
Dover
No Ju
Huerbert Leakyar
Corpa of Enginesrs
Phbadetshie
Wendell J. Simpson
Pearl Infants
Uine Terminster's Department
Wiuhim Et. Tschappay Ordnanve
Pleaning Arsenal
Regene Ho Electret
Medical Corm
Merkime Fiat
Lee
Edward F. Geddings
Chiles
Rey
Wallington Bat
Hades C. Ballou
Maje
Wieox
Fredesa
Fo Reynolds
Hartnett
Gedding
Wes Charles R. Reynolds
Flugser's Cup for Navy Honors Civil War Veteran
Fragmented OCR shows Ass Panah Klasser Lew Albany Johas presenting to the Navy Repart meat wonker cup used by her brother Lew Cuade Charles W. Flugser who led during the Civil War. The article notes a Royal Avaiemy entry in 186? near Plymouth North Carolina, an Atsemuri incident, and the destroyer Fhusger named in his honor commanded by Lieut Comite James P. Norton recently on duty in the Navy's judge advocate office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ass Panah Klasser
Lew Albany
Johas
Navy
Lew Cuade
Charles W. Flugser
Silte
Kient Comair Plusser
Apt Wist
Plymouth
N. C
Atsemuri
Wil
Fred
West Virginia in Bar Shape Repairs Delay Cruiser Return
In official circles the armored cruiser West Virginia will not sail with the squadron for maneuvers as repairs delay her readiness. A cracked piston, needing replacement, likely prevents her from joining the voyage to the Philippines. Pacific squadron leaders hosted a reception aboard the Tennessee and West Virginia with Rear Admiral Ariel Sebren and captains in attendance. a dance followed. Exoneration of Towsey approved. The Navy Department affirmed the court martial findings against Naval Constructor John G. Fawseney for failure to report seaworthiness before the Nagim_eot sank on Moubsr 3 with ten losses. A proclamation by Gov. Beneen calls a special election November 2 for Lozimer’s seat in Springfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
West Virginia
Warch’ Ds
Manta
Reeiwiycea
Crumer
Philippines
Diteers
Tennessee
Ariel Sebren
Navy Gepartment Ars
Lozimer
Springfeld
Beneen
Mens
Mills Proposes Officer Incentive for Army Quartermaster Duty
Brig. Gen. A. L. Mills advocates a reform in officer assignments to the Army Quartermaster and Subsistence departments. He urges four year tours and enhanced ranks for captains and first lieutenants in these posts, predicting improved service efficiency and stability in wartime. The War Department has the suggestion for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Army Quartermaster
Army
A. L. Mills
Department of the Gulf
War Department
Gon
Army Ration and Training Discussed at Guard Association
Members of the National Guard Association convene in Angeles on September 2 with Capt. I W Stopford U S A urging a formal subsistence training line for officers. The event features a balloon ascent by California National Guard signal corps while officials debate joint field exercises and compulsory service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea Angeles
I. W. Stopford
U.S. A
Natonal Guard Association
Teddy
Quartermaster’s
Stopford
Djutante
America
Signal Corps
California National Guard
Massachusetts
B. Daughtery
Pennsylvania
War Department
Daughtory
Adna O R. Chaffee
United States
Paul W. Beck
NAVAL ACADEMY MIDSHIPMEN DENY SCORE FRAUD CLAIMS
Lieutenant Hilary Williams of the Naval Academy team in Camp Perry says midshipmen did not alter rifles to gain an advantage in rapid fire competition. He asserts the breech bolt issue was known to the range executive before firing and alleges no fraud or concealment by the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apkeil
Washington
Annapolis
Hilary Willams
Naval Academ Fle
Camp Perry
Ohio
Retired Major Robert U Duf Approved for Duties
Maj. Robert U. Duf, promoted from the Second Cavalry to the Eighth Cavalry, is found physically qualified for his office duties but remains subject to further examination due to disability from Bergjee. His retirement is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert U. Duf
Second Cavalry
Eighth Cavalry
Bergjee
Maj. Dutt
United States Military Academy
Michigan
Army Orders Entailing Many Assignments and Departures
The army releases a slew of personnel moves including Capt Frederick T Arwald advancing to a new post, Lt Col Edwin B J Greble and Maj Parcy in staff roles, and Major Andrew Hero among artillery units tasked with fortifications in the San Francisco district. Also listed are promotions, recruiting service duties, naval vessel movements, and assignments to Fort Gosling and other forts, with several officers detailed for medical and logistical duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick T._Arwald
Wills P Coteman
Harry FH. Blamil
Adanny
Toad
Fort Bam Houston
Tex
St the Dowd
Col-Charles 3B
Grone
Edwin B. J. Greble
Parcy
John WH
Atoms
Clarence
Emery
Gat
Jscod FF
Commimary
Hay ‘Han
Gapptiee
Sheng
Lat, Mogman
Qondianm
Mialeadorn
Jeifertod
Bakratis
Maj
Andrew Hero
Soma Artillary Core
Tab City
Ber
Famnlortelng Nimeett
Lhedre
Contro
Fort Mackénate
Mieiif
Barnes plans change seeks thirty day limit on general delivery
City Postmaster Barnes proposes a 30 day limit for mail via general delivery when city addresses exist to curb use of fictitious names and clandestine correspondence by young women. He cites Chicago findings of 3000+ cases and notes possible identity verification to stop misuse while noting it is not a criminal offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Tha. Post
Yenterday
Bensral
Mitch
Chicago
Postotive Department
Postat Jawa
Regute Tlent
Deag
Porto Rican Official Meets War Department Chief
Secretary Ward of Porto Rico met War Secretary Dickson in a brief conference with Gen. Edwards, head of the Bureau of Insular affairs. Ward will act as interim governor between Gov. Post’s departure and Col. Calton’s arrival, with Post leaving around October 1 and Calton arriving about November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
War Department
Porto Rico
Dickson
Edwards
Insular
Porto Ican
Freiend
Post
Col. Calton
Gov. Post
Information for Officers on War Department Deficiency Act
War Department distributes to officers copies of extracts from a recent Congress act. It funds reimbursements to officers and clerks for money spent or extra pay during special duties. The act also covers expenses tied to monuments, battlefield markers, and missions with the Isthmian Commission and national waterways projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Army
Congress
Jt Department
Gattyrbure
Rei i Durdemant
Sommers
Minagion
Waterways Commission
Will Visit Fort Arthur Port Arthur Party Voyage
Port Arthur Texas authorities plan a diplomatic visit featuring a formal portrait of the art of the United States. The second Atlantic division, including the Piscadounen and other ships, will move from New Orleans toward Port Arthur then Charleston after the visit, as Rear Admiral Weeks transfers to the Eleventh Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Tex
United States
Tart
New Orleatia
Atlantic
Redgnest
Piscdanouen
Thornton
Tingey
Wilkes
WILSON Denies Resignation Rumor In Cabinet
Secretary Wilson and his private secretary dismissed a New York publication claiming he would resign January 1. Wilson called the report a falsehood with no truth, reiterating he plans to stay in the cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Wilson
Agriculture
James Wilson
New York
Wile
Pat. Dogether
Wileon
Witzen
Roosevelt
Wilson Box Boom
Ues Omiewrere
Meyer
Khayat family treated harshly by customs officers aboard Adriatte
New York World reports that Azess Khayat his wife and five children returning from Syria faced questioning at the customs dock. Officials allegedly stripped and searched the wife and children despite no valuables found. Khayat sued for damages while Loeb defends officers actions as within law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Khayat
Supreme Court
Okd
Kalta
Byria
Russia
Custom House
Kheyst
Ondresa
Loshali
Whcn
Platt
Postmaster Weart Heir Found After Long Search
James C Weart of Portland Oregon, son of former Postmaster Weart of Deal Beach New Jersey, emerges as administrator of the estate. The Post Office Department will forward a $10 registered package value recovered long ago, now due to heirs, after a four year search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George” W. ‘Weart
Deal Bench
N. J
Postates Department
Ma- Weart
Weart
Hid Estate
Omnes
Korea and Christianity Shape Korea’s Progress Through Missionaries
A historical view describes Korea’s modernization as driven by American and other Christian missions. It notes the Shufeldt treaty, the emperor’s favorable stance, and the growth of churches, schools, and medical work that fostered Korean openness to Western progress and Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Seoul
America
American Missionsrex
Far East
Europe
Peking
Tyrdom
Peter
Hia
Washington
Hig
Manibon
Atohn
Matthew
Mark
Emke
Ang
Phook Handa
Japan
Peyng- Yang
Chamulpa
Hove
Wy Ching
Hai
2 London Weekly
Tolaia
Koreans Tolerate Harsh Measures as Rebellion Suppressed
Amid reports of village burnings and executions, Koreans resist Japanese rule with protests and martyr rhetoric. Missionaries are accused of meddling in politics while the Korean government vows harsh action, including potential annihilation of insurgents. Prince Ito notes Koreans exploit religion for independence but avoids blaming American missionaries. Relations with the resident general remain cordial as reforms retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pareliel
Hnes
Advdnes Kores
Ines
Gen! Hasegawa
Angurrectos
Red’ Cross
Seoul Y
Tokyo
Prince Ito
Pringe Ito
Change to mail route serves Colonial Beach area
The Post announces a revised mail route from Washington to Popes Creek via the Potomac River. Starting Tuesday, service will run between Colonial Beach and nearby areas, with seasonal changes from June 3 to September 1 directing deliveries by steamer to Popes Creek. Mail leaves Washington at seven, reaches Colonial Beach by noon, and returns to Washington by eight at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Beach
Popes Creek
Pope
Marviena
Aston
Broderick
Great
Postonce
Actiui
Potomac River
Colonal Beach
Tanly
Steamer &T
Jobo
Jeave Washington
Sete Cilock
Lrappy Death at Niagara River Bridge Tragedy
The fragment reports a drowning near Niagara River at a bridge. A body was found in the water after an apparent fall or accident, with few details about identity or exact timing.
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Anny
Tor New Destroyer
Supply Department
National Guard Association
Saga
Camp Perry Range
Maj. Duff
Mmshinmar 0
K. Calhoun
Continns
Troabnéntaval Medical Sinbot Stonphaly
Wannington, “DC
Orintobal
Treaton
Are
Bromertio
Bocas del Toro
Orie
Bratun Frre
Newport Sows
Orloxnd
Thorntol
An Witkes
Postmaster
Will, Visti Fort Arthur
Texas
Beard
Marlon M. Weeks
Inbeen
Wrater
Hleventh Infanuy
Firetieutenant
de Iinet
Wilson
Remor
Loeb
By Frederic J. Haskin
Mm Lindon
Paris
Ana Athar
Moses
B. Moses & Sons Fis
A. Conmos
Pennsylvania Avenue
Waa Coe Peary
Arctic
Fritler's
Prince
Ito
Niagara
D.orly
Soone Taren
Miagera
Uy Bane
California
Bladt
Senna
Wellfort
Ig Music
Prives
Soc
Etic
EBRD
Soren Ore
F. Ziegfeld, Jr
Tha Live Wire
J Reves
Follies
Frederic “Thompeos
Belasco
Daly Mat
wHir Wow
Sersational Fea
Amit, & Campbell
Bert Leslie & Co
Cadets de Gasculana
Rabat de Mont & Co
Peat la Crofz
Vitagraph
Next Werk
Jame Courthope & CO
CLAY
TON White Marie Stuart Co
B. Pettect
Casteta Tahiti
Lyceum Ies Minen
Teddy Moran
Cleveland Gates
New York Ave
13Th St
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