Havana Quarantine Feud Over Gulf Port Yellow Fever
Special Correspondence from Washington reports Havana has no fever at gulf ports and protests U S quarantine rules. Officials note no current cases in Central America or gulf ports, cite recent outbreaks in Puerto de Cortez and Bocas del Toro, and discuss a new national quarantine bill with $500000 for enforcement to standardize actions and prevent clashes between state and federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Havana
Washington
New Orleans
Gulf Ports
Central America
Puerto de Cortez
Bocas del Toro
Galveston
Mobile
Central American
Marine Hospital Service
Matanzas
Gildersleeve Qualifies as Cadet at Naval Academy
Charles A. Gildersleeve of Santa Fe son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Gildersleeve has qualified and been sworn in as a midshipman at Annapolis on Delegate W H Andrews nomination The letter from G A Conover Chief of the Bureau confirms the sworn appointment and midshipman status based on the 1904 mental examination and midshipman qualification pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Gildersleeve
Charles A. Gildersleeve
Santa Fe
Navy
San Francisco
Naval Academy
Annapolis
W. H. Andrews
Andrews
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Charles Arthur Gildersleeve
Territory of
New Mexico
G. A. Conover
Bureau
Simplicity Your Ocean Voyage Outfit Wants
New York fashion notes advise minimal packing for travel, stressing absolute necessities such as a rain coat a light wrap and multiple dress options for steamer evenings street wear and theater. Emphasizing practical fabrics like tweed cheviot serge or mohair the guide highlights versatile coats simple skirts and matching lingerie accents as essential.
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New York
Eaton
Evening dress styles for travel and elegant wear
The article describes Tokyo crepe gowns with cheru taffeta bases, broad berthe shoulders, blue embroidery, and ruched yokes. It details tailored blue serge costumes, hats, gloves, and parasols for travel, plus mohair coats, gun metal gowns, and versatile waists and jackets suitable for Europe bound travelers.
A Smart Street Dress In Crepe De Chine Foulard
Fashion note describes a smart street dress in crepe de chine foulard Hortense blue. Detailing includes a circular skirt to the knee with a full Spanish train, medallion trim, blue silk, panne velvet, and a notched collar jacket. Center front plaits and inverted box plait back create a close fit. wrap in black trim offered.
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Europe
Eaton
High Necked Evening Dress Described in Crepe De Chine
A vintage note details a high necked evening gown in crepe de chine with a rose tone, sage green velvet accents, and a princease cut. The bodice features an Irish guipure yoke trimmed with four rows of green velvet ribbon, while the skirt shows narrow ruffles outlined by velvet ribbon.
Visiting Gown Shows Empire Front and Velvet Yoke
A feature about a visiting gown for a young matron in a champagne tone. It highlights a high girdle creating a short waisted, empire front, Véolse lace yoke on white mousseline, Val Insertion trim, and a box pleat empire front. Accessories include a Neapolitan hat with white daisies and yellow plumes.
Travel-ready attire described in detailed historic costume
A vivid description outlines a street and travel outfit in worsted fabric with a treelike pattern. It features a white material with French blue bands, a modish pony jacket exposing the empire belt, and a low crowned English walking hat. The ensemble is accented by copper and blue velvet details.
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Clare
Discoverer of spit ball didn’t use it
The article traces the spit ball’s invention to Frank Corridon, with Elmer Stricklett and Jack Chesbro later popularizing it. It notes Stricklett’s credit dispute, explains how the ball is thrown, and discusses its arm effect and effectiveness, naming Harry Howell as a top exponent and Chesbro’s fluctuating form.
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Elmer Strick- Jett
Brooklyn
Columbia
8. C
Stricklett
Southland
Mr. Stricklett
Frank Corridon
Philadelphia
Jack Chesbro
Columbus
Ohio
Corridon
Happy Jack
Chesbro
New York Americans
Harry Howell
St. Louis Americans
Brown's new pitcher to arrive with Las Vegas team
Measurable confusion as Lug, Matney, Brown's new pitcher, misses last night’s game but will join the Las Vegas squad on the same train. Albuquerque grocers to travel to Belen for the Belan Rotary event. excursion details include 1.70 round trip fare and trains No. 9 and No. 10. A Belens social and commercial club prepares to host Albuquerque visitors. lineup lists Edwards as catcher and Pratt at first base among others.
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Matney
Brown
Las Vegas
Las Vegas Optic
Iiields
Meadow City
Hields
McDonald
Browns
Areck
Muntney
Tony Ortle
Albuquerque
Belen
Helen
Edwards
Wilton
Pratt
Galles
Lombky
Helwig
Keleher
Quier
Hayward
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Bertha of
Muleteam
BORAX
Pacific Coast Borax Co
Chicago
Catherine Mann-Payzant
Nn. Nowell
Imer Strickett
Jack
Lug
Lindaman
Frazer
Schler
Cleveland
Joss and Bemis
Clarkson
Leroy
Kidnow
Detroit
Donovan
Warner
Dygert
Schreck
R. HE
Smith and Sullivan
Falkenberg and
Haydon
St. Louis
Boston
Sense
Jacobon
Petty
Oconnor
Young and Armbruster
Western le League
Pueblo
American Association
Toledo
Minneapolis
Lauraville
Loubvene Cece Ees
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Colum Columbus
Coal Oienes
Nuckton
Chas
Oswald
Rensslaersville
Seth Burch
Mcintosh Hardware Company
National League
Philadete
Batterion Landy
Sparks
Noulh
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