Education Urges Fight Against Tuberculosis Led by Koch
Dr. Robert Koch urged education as the top anti TB measure at the National Congress on Tuberculosis in Washington. Dr. G A Heron reported on hygiene teaching in Britain and Ireland. Discussions covered a national health department, a national board of health, and immun ity claims with new theories.
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Secret of Aeroplane Fleet Revealed by Weiller
Pere Oct. L Lazare Weiller announced plans to build a fleet of Wright model aeroplanes under Wright patents. He said an order was placed with a French firm and hinted at a broader mission for air power. Lorin Wright doubted the contract until Wrights meet conditions for flights of fifty kilometres with payload and two hundred kilometre range.
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Admiralty Likely to Install De Forest Wireless System
London reports that tests of wireless telephony by Dr. Lee de Forest for the British Admiralty over the past ten days between Whitehall offices and Channel Fleet vessels have fully satisfied officials. They expressed support for a permanent installation of the De Forest system.
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British cruiser Gladiator salvaged and refloated
The British cruiser Gladiator, sunk April 25 off the Isle of Wight, was refloated and will be docked at Portsmouth. Salvage costs were estimated between 250000 and 3000000 dollars. Experts doubt the vessel can be reused. Voter registration notices follow with dates in October.
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Atlantic Fleet Arrives Manila Harbor Parade
The Atlantic fleet reached Manila at 12 10 pm after entering Basilan Straits in a single column and proceeding in double column at sea. Governor General Smith will visit Admiral Sperry after tomorrow’s water parade as cholera cases drop under strict control.
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Peary Prepares For Polar Dash From Etah
The Roosevelts companion Erik arrived at St Johns after transferring stores at Etah West Greenland. Peary plans to reach the Polar Sea or Cape Columbia by next February then dash toward the pole with the Roosevelt in good trim and favorable ice conditions. The Erik also brought back two New York sportsmen Larned and Norton who joined the Roosevelt to shoot walrus.
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Obituary: Sophia Ethelinda Blatchford Dies in Newport
Newport obituary notes the death of Miss Sophia Ethelinda Blatchford after a long illness at her Newport home. She was aged seventy three and the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Richard M Blatchford. Her brother was the late Samuel E Blatchford associate justice of the United States Supreme Court.
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William Armstrong Dies After Sudden Illness at Hospital
William Armstrong 53 a Republican worker and longtime captain in the 9th Assembly District died suddenly Wednesday at St Gregorys Hospital. He worked in The Tribune composing room for about three years after a cabinet polishing career left him with the use of his right arm. He leaves a wife and three children.
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Charles A Howland Dies in Quincy at 79
Charles A Howland president of the Quincy Mutual Life Insurance Company died at his home in Quincy Mass after a brief illness He was born in Worcester seventy nine years ago and once served as a bank president He was a direct descendant of a signer of the Mayflower compact
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Death of former Delaware Congressman John W Causey
John W. Causey of Milford Delaware died suddenly from apoplexy. Born September 15 1813 he was educated in New York and at the Pennsylvania Agricultural College. He served in the Delaware State Senate in 1895 96 and was internal revenue collector for Delaware under President Cleveland. He was elected to Congress in 1886 and re-elected in 1893.
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Brigadier General J E Summers Dies in Atlantic City
Washington reports Brigadier General J E Summers of the Army Medical Corps has died in Atlantic City. Summers, appointed to the army from Virginia, passed away on October 1.
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Creosote Inhalations in Tuberculosis
Dr Beverley Robinson of New York endorses creosote inhalations as a longstanding, simple, inexpensive method to prevent and treat tuberculosis. He cites a September 19, 1908 New York Medical Record editorial and urges The Tribune to consider editorial support amid international scientific discussion in Washington.
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New York and Colon Rates Debate Clarified by Hamburg Line
The Hamburg American Line states a concession of percent from the tariff to employes of the Isthmian Canal Commission, denying any rate war with the Panama Railroad Steamship Line. Tariff is $ percent for first class and percent for second class, with a rebate for canal employes to ensure travel when connections fail.
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New German Theatres Split Focus in New York Scene
The German stage scene in New York splits into two houses with specialized aims. The 58th Street theatre will stage serious drama and a mix of classical and modern works, while the Irving Place Theatre concentrates on nighttime comedy and operettas. Opening success features Hedwig Reicher in Die Rabensteinerin, with strong joins from Marion, Neudendorff, Steil, Liedtke, and Karff. Louise Gunning headlines Marcelle at the Casino Theatre, praised for musical comedy that may outshine The Merry Widow, with praised performances by Gunning, Wheat, Ryan, Cawthorne, and Dandy.
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Husarenfieber Opens At Irving Place Theatre Under Otto Weil
The Irving Place Theatre opens under Otto Weil with Husarenfieber by Gustav Kadelburg and Richard Skowronnek. The farce lacks strong wit though the company performs well and the audience welcomed the new management with cordial response. The plot satirizes military glamour sparked by a German emperor's order and a frontier regiment attracted to an officeress factory town.
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Grace Macgowan Cook Granted Divorce
Grace MacGowan Cook is divorced from William Cook after he charged desertion. The former publisher, now in Baltimore, separated from his wife years ago. Their two children are enrolled in a Best attending school. Mrs Cook survived a fire at Helicon Hall in New Jersey and is reportedly devoted to her art.
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WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME
Lieutenant Commander Harry Hall U S N will wed Mrs Gertrude Bonnen next Wednesday at St Pauls Church. He is an inspector in the bureau of steam engineers and will marry at the parsonage. Mrs Bonnen is a widow aged forty four.
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Eddie Foy Stars in Mr. Hamlet of Broadway at Lyric
Eddie Foy opens his new musical Mr. Hamlet of Broadway at Philadelphia's Lyric Theatre under Shubert management. Edgar Smith wrote the book Edward Madden the lyrics Ben M Jerome music Ned Wayburn directed. Foy appears as a circus clown in a Shakespearean fate with Ghosts and graveside comedy. Maude Raymond and Ned Wayburn's Broilers appear with a large supporting cast.
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Weather Report Forecast From Washington
Tropical storm recurved off the east Florida coast. Nassau reports 80 mph winds and a 28.82 inch barometer. Warnings span from Florida to Maine with rain in the north Pacific Coast. Forecasts predict northeast winds along most coasts, with rain along the Atlantic and Pacific regions, and warmer conditions by Saturday.
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Worcester Festival Night Two Showcases Elgar and Saint-Saëns
The Worcester County Musical Association’s second day under gray skies drew strong crowds. Miss May Mukle impressed with Saint-Saëns’s cello concerto. Beddoe’s Rodolfo and Chadwick’s A Vargram Pallad received praise. Elgar's Caractacus offered mixed impact, while the chorus and soloists Mme Jomelli, George Hamlin, Reinald Werrenrath and Frederick Martin received strong commendations for refined performances and devotion. The review credits Mr Mees for a brighter, more confident festival evening.
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Fedora at the American Theatre Wins Audience Applause
The Ivan Abramson company closed its run of Giordano's Fedora at the American Theatre. Mme Therry sang in French while the crowd enjoyed the performance. New recruit Mme Delvaux will sing Nedda in Cavalleria Rusticana, with Bari debuting Turiddu and Canio in Pagliacci. The company then moves to Brooklyn for two weeks at the Majestic Theatre.
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Barrymore Denies Cruel Quoting In St. Louis Republic
Miss Barrymore telegrammed Charles Frohman denying a St. Louis Republic quote accusing her of demeaning American society women. She stated the remark is absolutely false, asked Frohman to deny the report strongly, and referred all inquiries to him to restore her reputation.
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Morris Flagler and William Morris wed in Missoula Montana
Marriage notices list Elizabeth Rapalje Flagler second daughter of the late John Philip Flagler and Elizabeth Wortman Flagler of Hopewell Dutchess County N Y to William F Morris of Nimrod Montana by Rev J W Tait Missoula. Also Mynderse Douw and Herman Vedder Myndérie wed in Poughkeepsie N Y and Wiley Palmer wedding in East Orange New Jersey with full names and addresses required for notices.
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Keuffel J D Keuffel Dies. Funeral in Hoboken
Wilhelm J D Keuffel dies with funeral services held in Hoboken New Jersey at the German corner Hudson and 6th Street. Interment is private following the Saturday October 3 service at 10 am at the late residence No SIZ a Hoboken.
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New York Tribune Opens Uptown Job Application File
Special notices invite employers to review applications for various positions now installed at the Uptown Office of the New York Tribune. The system aims to save time and expense by providing a streamlined directory of selected aspirants for quick hiring decisions.
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