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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1909

Page

48

Ninety Mile Ride Ends For Fort Myer Party

United States army officers return to Fort Myer after a three day horseback trek. Under Col Sodeph Garrard the group rode 110 miles via Leesburg Fairfax Court House and Fort Myer with all personnel reported in good condition despite dusty, sunlit travel. The expedition tested endurance and concluded with medical reviews confirming fitness.

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

In Lew Albany Johas Flugser presented to the Navy Repart meat wonker cup used by her brother Lew Cuade Charles W. Flugser who led during the Civil War. The cup honors the destroyer named for Flugser and commanded by Lieut Comdr James P. Norton.

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 Repairs Likely to Keep Cruiser From Rejoining Fleet

West Virginia repair work may bar the armored cruiser from sailing with the Pacific squadron for maneuvers to the Philippines. A cracked piston will be replaced, delaying voyage while the machinery aboard the ship and boiler room is serviced. Rear Admiral Sebren hosted leaders aboard the Tennessee and West Virginia with a reception and dance. Exoneration of Tawresey approved after court martial findings absolved Naval Constructor Fawseney of failure to report unseaworthiness of the Naghimeot, which sank in March with heavy losses. A special election set for November 2 in Sixth Congressional District to fill Gov. Beneen’s resignation.

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

Army Officer Details Reform Urged for Quartermaster Service

Brig. Gen. A L Mills commanding the Department of the Gulf urges a reform in officer assignments to the army quartermaster and subsistence departments. He proposes four-year tours with improved rotation to secure efficiency and readiness for war, recommending captains and first lieutenants serve in these duties and promotion considerations for majors and above.

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

Army Ration Talks and Balloon Flight Mark Guard Session

The National Guard Association met in session at Angeles on Sept 2 with Capt I W Stopford addressing subsistence and supply doctrine. He urged a persistent line of instruction for subsistence officers and warned that without a unified transport and supply department troops cannot be fed. A balloon ascent by California National Guard signal corps members occurred, landing after about two hours. The convention debated large maneuvers versus joint field exercises and compulsory military service, adjourning late today.

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 Fraud In Rifle Score Change At Camp Perry

Annapolis Sept report quotes Lieut Hilary Williams J M coach denying Navy academy rifle team’s score deduction claim. He says breech bolt wear was known to range executive and that midshipmen acted within what they believed was acceptable, with no fraud involved.

Apkeil Washington Annapolis Hilary Willams Naval Academ Fle Camp Perry Ohio

Promotion and retirement of Maj Robert U Duf at West Point

Maj Robert U Duf, recently promoted from the Second Cavalry and assigned to the Eighth Cavalry, is found physically qualified to perform duties but retires due to disability incurred in the Bergjee incident. A United States Military Academy graduate, he hails from Michigan and is sixty-three years old.

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

Army Officers Assigned to Various Posts in 19th Century Transfer List

Fragmented orders list leaves of absence and assignments for multiple Army officers. Capt Frederick T Arwald relocates to Fort Bam Houston Texas for presidential call. Col Charles B Grone and other staffer movements noted. Naval vessel movements and coastal postings referenced with vague origins and destinations.

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 Proposes Thirty Day Mail Limit

Local Postmaster Barnes advocates restricting general delivery to curb use by women using fictitious names. He proposes a 30 day limit on mail to city addresses, with mail then sent to proper addresses. Chicago reports 3000+ cases of fictitious recipients, and officials consider ID cards to halt clandestine correspondence.

Barnes Tha. Post Yenterday Bensral Mitch Chicago Postotive Department Posta Jawa and Regute Tent Deag

Porto Rican Official Briefs War Secretary on Island Affairs

Porto Rico Secretary Ward met with Secretary of War Dickson via Gen Edwards head of Insular affairs. A brief conference followed on Porto Rican affairs. Ward will act as interim governor between Gov. Post's departure and Col. Calton's arrival. Post leaves around October 1 and Calton arrives about November 1.

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

Information for officers on recent congress act

War Department distributed to army officers copies of extracts from the act of Congress. It provides reimbursements to officers and clerks for expenses and extra compensation in special duties. Also funds for monuments, battlefield markers, and reorganization of officers who incurred expenses in various commissions and missions.

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

Port Arthur Visit Details At Navy Theaters

The 2nd division of the Atlantic flotilla including Piscdanouen Thornton Tingey and Wilkes planned a port tour to Port Arthur Tex after a visit in New Orleans around October 1. The fleet was to proceed to Charleston Navy Yard prior to retirements and transfers, with Capt. Marion M Weeks moved to the Eleventh Infantry as a firearms lieutenant.

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

Cabinet Officer Denies Resignation Rumor in New York Report

Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson and his secretary reiterate that no resignation is planned. Wilson has served since March 4, 1897, and repeatedly debunks rumors as baseless.

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

Were Not Quite Stripped Defrauding Khayat Case at Sea

New York World reports Collector Loeb defended the sea voyage searches of Aziz Khayat and family aboard the Adriatte. Khayat, a Syrian merchant, sued for damages after his wife and five children were subjected to intimate strip searches by customs inspectors amid accusations of long running fraud. Loeb asserts minimal excessive searching and details the procedures used, while Khayat cites indignities and a family ordeal at sea.

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

Postmaster Weart Heir Found After Long Search

The Post Office Department locates an heir to the estate of former Deal Bank Postmaster George W. Weart of New Jersey. A $10 registered package once lost and later burned is connected to the claim. James P. Weart of Portland Oregon, son of the late postmaster, is to receive the inheritance funds.

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

The Fate of Korea and Missionary Influence

A historical view traces Korea’s openness to Christianity and Western progress through missionary work, schools, and trade. It highlights the Shufeldt Treaty era, American missions, and the emperor’s belief in Christianity as a driver of modernity, while noting tensions with Japan and lingering independence hopes.

Europe Mm Lindon Paris Ana Athar Japan Korea Seoul America American Missionsrex Far East Peking Tyrdom Peter Hia Washington Hig Manibon Atohn Matthew Mark Emke Ang Phook Handa Peyng- Yang

Fate of Korea and the missionary role amid rebellion

An article describes tensions between Korean rebels and Japanese rule, noting villages burned, insurrection rumors, and the harsh policing of Christians and missionaries. It cites comments by Gen Hasegawa, the Korea government, and Prince Ito on foreign involvement, independence rhetoric, and the fate of Korea.

Ing Pareliel Hnes Advdnes Kores Ines Garaltel Hasegawa Angurrectos Red’ Cross Seoul Y Tokyo Prince Ito Pringe Ito

Mail Route Change For Colonial Beach To Popes Creek

A new mail route between Washington and Colonial Beach via Popes Creek will begin next Tuesday. The service runs four years with seasonal suspension June 3 to September 1 when mail travels by steamer from the Potomac River to Colonial Beach. Mail leaves Washington for Popes Creek at set morning hours and returns to Washington by evening cutoff.

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Tragic Death At Niagara River Shoreline

A body washed ashore near the Niagara River following an apparent fall from a nearby bridge. Authorities reported missing person details and are investigating the incident as a probable accidental death.

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