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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1909

Page

22

End Ninety Mile Ride Returns to Fort Myer

United States army officers completed a three day horseback ride under Col Garrard to Fort Myer. The journey covered about 110 miles with a medical check confirming overall good condition. The party included Col Garrard, Lt Cols and Majors from cavalry, infantry, engineers and medical corps.

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

Flusser Cup For Navy Honors Civil War Figure

The article notes Lew Albany Johas Flusser presented a naval cup used by his brother Lew Cuade Charles W. Flugser who served in the Civil War. It recalls the Royal Avaiemy in 186? and the destruction of an ironclad near Plymouth North Carolina. Lieut Comdr James P. Norton is mentioned as newly on duty.

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West Virginia Repairs Likely To Keep From Rejoining Fleet

West Virginia repairs delay a return to duty as gunship crews inspect a cracked piston and other machinery issues on the cruiser. The vessel may not sail for Manila. officials note the repair impact on ship and boiler room crews. Royal reception followed a Pacific squadron visit aboard the Tennessee and West Virginia with Rear Admiral Ariel Sebren and captains aboard. A court martial exoneration approved the dismissal of Talal Naval Constructor John G. Fawseney for failure to report seaworthiness before the Nagameto sank. Governor Beneen calls special election for November 2 to fill Lozimer seat in the Sixth Congressional District.

Honolulu West Virginia Warch’ Ds Manta Reeiwiycea Crumer Philippines Diteers Tennessee Ariel Sebren Navy Gepartment Ars Lozimer Springfeld Beneen Mens

Army officer assignments reform urged by Gen Mills Gulf Dept

Brig. Gen. A L Mills calls for a four year tour reform in quartermaster and subsistence departs to improve wartime efficiency. He says captains and first lieutenants with prior duty in these posts should move up to major and be assigned to other departments, linking to broader service maximization.

Mills Army Quartermaster Army A. L. Mills Department of the Gulf War Department Gon

Army Ration and Maneuvers Dominate Guard Meeting

Members of the National Guard Association in Angeles discuss army provisioning and the need for a unified subsistence and transport department. Capt. I W Stopford urges a formal instruction line for subsistence officers as a balloon ascent by California National Guard signals a day of talks. The convention debates joint field exercises versus large maneuvers and ends with talks on compulsory service and signal corps development.

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

Middies Deny Fault in Rifle Change at Camp Perry

Annapolis reports Lieut Hilary Williams asserts Naval Academy midshipmen did not cheat by altering rifle breech bolts to gain an advantage in rapid fire at Camp Perry. He says the bolt condition was known to the range executive and no fraud occurred. The midshipmen claim they acted within what they viewed as proper practice and disclosed nothing.

Apkeil Washington Annapolis Hilary Willams Naval Academ Fle Camp Perry Ohio

Major Robert U. Duf Receives Retirement Announcement

Maj. Robert U. Duf, recently promoted from the Second Cavalry and assigned to the Eighth Cavalry, is found physically qualified for duty but retired due to disability incident to Bergjee. A United States Military Academy graduate, he hails from Michigan and is reported to be 63 years old.

Robert U. Duf Second Cavalry Eighth Cavalry Bergjee Maj. Dutt United States Military Academy Michigan

Army Orders Declare Multiple Officers Assigned And Transferred

Leaves of absence and duty changes announced for battlefield and support staff. Capt Frederick T Arwald and Lt Harry F H Blamil among those listed for one month LOA and reassignment, with posts at Fort Bam Houston and Fort Gosling. Other officers including Col Charles B Grone and Maj Parcy noted for transfer and duty in artillery, cavalry, and medical corps across San Francisco, Minnesota, Wyoming, and recruiting service. Naval vessel movements listed with arrivals from Orinobal, Newport News, and other ports.

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 Proposes 30 Day Limit on General Delivery Mail

City Postmaster Barnes advocates restricting general delivery by 30 days to curb mail to fictitious names. He cites Chicago data of 3000+ women using general delivery and clandestine correspondence harming families. Barnes mentions potential ID cards to curb abuse, while noting postal rules bar delivery to unidentified addressees without sender info.

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Porto Rico Official Talks With War Department Leader

Porto Rican Secretary Ward met Secretary Dickson with Gen Edwards presiding as head of insular affairs. A brief conference addressed Porto Rican affairs. Ward will act as interim governor between Gov. Post’s departure and Col. Calton’s arrival. Post leaves about October 1 and Calton arrives around November 1.

Ward War Department Porto Rico Dickson Edwards Insular Porto Ican Freiend Post Col. Calton Gov. Post

Information for Officers on Army Deficiency Act Provisions

War Department distributes printed extracts from a Congress deficiency act to officers. It details reimbursements for moonsys expenses and extra compensation during special duties. It covers monuments dedication in Connecticut, battlefield markers, and reimbursements for officers with extra costs from missions and commissions.

War Department Army Congress Jt Department Gattyrbure Rei i Durdemant Sommers Minagion Waterways Commission

Fort Arthur visit eyed by Port Arthur citizens

The article notes Port Arthur Texans awaiting a planned port portrait of the United States art and a naval visit. The second Atlantic division, including ships Piscdanouen Thornton Tingey and Wilkes, would proceed to Port Arthur then Charleston by order of Navy authorities. Captain Marion M Weeks, Ninth, is reassigned to Eleventh Infantry as a first lieutenant.

Port Arthur Tex United States Tart New Orleatia Atlantic Redgnest Piscdanouen Thornton Tingey Wilkes

Resignation rumor lights up cabinet circle

The report from New York claimed Secretary James Wilson would resign January 1, sparking denials from Wilson and his private secretary Jasper Wilson who dismissed the tale as a repeating old myth. No official word supports the rumor as Secretary Wilson has served since March 4, 1897 without intent to quit.

Jasper Wilson Agriculture James Wilson New York Wile Pat. Dogether Wileon Witzen Roosevelt Wilson Box Boom Ues Omiewrere Meyer

Indignities Reported In Khayat Customs Case At Sea

New York World reports collector Loeb released a letter defending Khayat family treatment aboard the Adriatte voyage. Khayat alleges a customs search that included stripping wife and children, while officials claim minimal exposure and routine procedure amid accusations of long running fraud.

New York World Khayat Supreme Court Okd Kalta Byria Russia Custom House Kheyst Ondresa Loshali Whcn Platt

Postmasters Heir Found After Long Search

The Post Office Department recovered by locating the heir of former Deal Branch New Jersey postmaster George W. Weart. A registered package worth ten dollars had been lost when the fire destroyed its contents, and for nearly four years the department sought his heirs. James T. Weart of Portland Oregon, a son and administrator, furnished proof of relation and the ten dollar estate will be sent to him.

George” W. ‘Weart Deal Bench N. J Postates Department Ma- Weart Weart Hid Estate Omnes

The Fate of Korea and the Christian Mission

A historical view on Korea’s relation with the United States and Christian missions. It traces the Shufeldt treaty, American influence, and the rise of Christianity alongside progress in Korea from persecutions to modernization. It notes emperor and ministers supporting missions and the role of education and journalism in spreading Bible stories.

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

Missionaries at Risk as Korea Rebellion Unfolds

The article describes tensions in Korea with Japan’s control, noting reformists and missionaries as targets. It cites General Hasegawa’s harsh tactics burning villages, and officials accusing missionaries of political meddling. Prince Ito expresses cautious views and calls awareness of Koreans seeking independence while denying direct responsibility for missionaries.

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Mail Route Change From Washington To Popes Creek

The Post announces a mail service change affecting Colonial Beach Poups Creek and nearby. Starting next Tuesday a new mail carrier route will run from Washington to Popes Creek via the Potomac River, delivering to Colonial Beach four years, with a summer direct steamer option between June 3 and September 1. Mail leaves Washington at a set hour and arrives Popes Creek by noon, returning to Washington by evening.

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Lrapy to death at Niagara bridge incident

A brief notice reports a man drowning near the Niagara River after leaping from the bridge. The body was recovered downstream, with authorities investigating the incident.

Niagara D.orly Soone Taren Miagera

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