Education leads fight against tuberculosis says Koch
Washington reports Dr Robert Koch stressed education as vital in eradicating tuberculosis. He urged teaching hygiene to children, not only adults, and praised New York State exhibit methods to prevent spread. The congress debated a national department of health and a unified public health board amid broader calls for enhanced school hygiene and disease control.
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Chicago
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University of Kansas
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United States Senate
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Secret of Aeroplane Fleet Revealed by Pers Odt L Lagzare
Pers Odt L Lagzare Weiller repeats that he ordered Wright model aeroplanes and arranged with Wilbur Wright to use Wright patents. He claims an order is placed with a French firm, but withholds the firm’s name and the exact purpose. He believes air fleets will dominate sea warfare and notes two test flights of fifty kilometres with a passenger and two hundred kilometres total range. Lorin Wright says any French production would be in France by a syndicate, and Dayton plans for a Wright factory were considered for over a year.
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Lawrence Wheat
Bud” Wilson
Fisa Ryan
Elsa von Berghof
Herbert Cawthorne
Jess Dandy
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Wireless telephone tests please British Admiralty
London reports that over ten days Dr. Lee de Forest’s wireless telephony experiments for the Admiralty satisfied officials. Tests connected the Admiralty Offices with Channel fleet vessels and officials favor a permanent De Forest System installation.
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Admiralty
Lee de Foret
Channel Fleet
de Forest
British cruiser Gladiator salvaged off Isle of Wight
The British cruiser Gladiator, sunk April 25 off the Isle of Wight, was refloated at Portsmouth and will be docked there. Salvage costs ranged between 230000 and 0. The report notes experts doubt the Weasel can be reused. Also mentions voter registration dates in October.
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Fleet Reaches Manila in a Naval Spectacle
The Atlantic fleet entered Manila Harbor at 12 10 after a 50 mile approach this morning with no formal reception planned. Tonight the ships will be lit, and Governor General Smith will visit Admiral Sperry after a water parade.
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General Bliss
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Negros
Connecticut
Peary Prepares for Polar Dash From Roosevelt
The Roosevelt leaves Etah bound for the Polar Sea with Kane Basin Kennedy Channel and Robeson Strait ahead. Erik arrives at St John s bringing stores and two New York sportsmen Larned and Norton who joined Roosevelt for walrus hunting. Captain Bartlett says conditions are favorable and the ship is in excellent trim.
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Obituary of Sophia Ethelinda Blatchford of Newport
Newport October 1 Miss Sophia Ethelinda Blatchford died at her Newport home after a long illness She was nearing her seventy third year and was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Richard M Blatchford and sister of the late Samuel E Blatchford associate justice of the United States Supreme Court
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Sophia Ethelinda Blatchford
Miss Blatchford
Richard M. Blatchford
Samuel E. Blatchford
United States Supreme Court
William Armstrong Dies in His Prime in Tribune Workroom
William Armstrong a Republican worker in the South Assembly District and longtime Tribune composing room employee died suddenly at St Gregorys Hospital after falling ill at the office. Born in the city 53 years ago he had earlier been a cabinet polisher before losing use of his right arm and returning to the Tribune. He leaves a wife and three children.
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Charles A Howland Dies at 79 in Quincy Home
Charles A Howland president of the Quincy Mutual Life Insurance Company died at his home in Quincy Massachusetts on October 1 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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Charles A. Howland
Quincy Mutual Life Insurance Company
Worcester
Howland
Causey, Former Delaware Congressman, Dies Suddenly
Milford Del Oct 1 John W Causey former U S Representative from Delaware died suddenly of a stroke at home He was born Sept 18 1841 educated at Albany Academy and Pennsylvania Agricultural College He served in the State Senate in 1895 1900 and was an internal revenue collector for Delaware under President Cleveland He was elected to Congress in 1886 and re elected in 1893.
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Albany Academy
New York
Pennsylvania Agricultural College
State Senate
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Internal Revenue
Delaware
Death of Brigadier General J E Summers
Brigadier General J E Summers of the Army Medical Corps dies today in Atlantic City. Appointed to the army from Virginia.
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Washington
Atlantic City
J. E. Summers
Army Medical Corps
Virginia
Creosote Inhalation for Tuberculosis Editorial Cited
Letter to the editor cites The New York Medical Record editorial from September 19, 1908, endorsing creosote inhalation as a preventive and curative TB treatment. Beverley Robinson, MD, asks readers to study the piece amid Washington discussions by international scientists.
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New York Medical Record
Washington
Beverley Robinson, MD
New York
New York and Colon Rates Concession Denied
Hamburg American Line states a 25 percent concession to Isthmian Canal Commission employees has existed for some time and rejects reports of a rate war. The tariff remains in first class and in second class with rebates for canal workers, while Panama Railroad steamship line offers lower rates.
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Colon
Royal Mai! Steam Packet Company
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New German Theatre Opens in New York with Die Rab ensteinerin
The new German Theatre at 58th Street and Madison Avenue opens with Ernst von Wildenbruch's Die Rabensteinerin. The play contrasts the decaying knightly order with rising merchant power as Bartolme Weiser and Bersabe navigate love, duty, and peril amid siege at Augsburg. Hedwig Reicher stars with a strong supporting cast as the house crowd applauds the uptown venue and its shift toward serious drama.
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Bersabe
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Ursula
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Hedwig Reicher
Marion
Welser
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Ferdinand Steil
Harry Liedtke
Mara Karff
Nuremburg
Husarenfieber Debuts at Irving Place Theatre under Otto Weil
The Irving Place Theatre opens with Husarenfieber a farce by Gustav Kadelburg and Richard Skowronnek under Otto Weil. The plot satirizes military glamour and German Frau culture but lacks strong bite. ensemble receives cordial crowd reaction and a promising start for the new management.
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Grace MacGowan Cook Divorced in Baltimore Case
Grace MacGowan Cook was granted a divorce from William Cook in Baltimore on desertion grounds. The couple had not lived together for years, with two children aged school age. Mrs. Cook survived a fire at Helicon Hall in New Jersey and is now in the East, reportedly devoted to her art.
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WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME IN THIS DISTRICT
Lieutenant Commander Harry Hall to wed Mrs Gertrude Bonlieu next Wednesday at St Pauls Church parsonage. Mrs Bonlieu, widow aged forty four, and Hall, age forty nine, have been living at Union Square Hotel while Hall serves as inspector in the bureau of steam.
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Bureau of Steam
Eddie Foy Debuts in Mr. Hamlet of Broadway at Lyric
Eddie Foy opens in Mr. Hamlet of Broadway at the Lyric Theatre Philadelphia under Shubert management. The show features Foy as a circus clown who becomes Hamlet with a ghostly chorus and a comic score by Madden Jerome and Wayburn directs. Cast includes Maude Raymond and Anna Laughlin among others.
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Knute Rickerson
Harry Madison
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R. H. Strong
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Fred Bates
Harry Simpson
Valentine Homan
William Rees
J. E. Potter
Weather Forecast and Official Record Washington October 1
The tropical storm off the east Florida coast recurs northward with warnings from Florida to Maine. Expect northeast to north winds along coasts, rain on the New England coast, and fair, warmer conditions inland later. Local record shows yesterday’s high 64, low 67, with variations vs last year and last thirty-three years.
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Worcester Festival Opens Second Day With Mixed Weather and Rich Performances
Worcester Mass Oct. 1 The Worcester County Musical Association festival resumes amid overcast skies and damp air yet full houses applaud both afternoon and evening programs. Schubert’s unfinished symphony and May Mukle cello concerto charm audiences, while Puccini and Elgar Cantatas provide contrast. MEES conducts Caractacus with strong choral detail, Mme Jomelli and soloists deliver notable scenes, elevating the festival’s standing.
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George W. Chadwick
New York
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Caradoc
Claudius
H A. Ackworth
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George Hamlin
Reinald Werrenrath
Frederice Martin
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Many applaud Fedora at American Theatre in last Abramson run
The Ivan Abramson company closed its third and final performance of Giordano's Fedora at the American Theatre last night. Mme Therry clung to French in a show that mixed Italian and American audiences. Performers included Torre as Spanoff and Pacini de Siriex with Delvaux as Nedda in future Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci pairings. Carmen and Aida were scheduled for Saturday before a two week engagement at Brooklyn's Majestic Theatre.
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Barrymore Denies False Interview Quotation
Charles Frohman released a telegram from Ethel Barrymore denying a St. Louis Republic quote as false. Barrymore says American society women were not discussed and asks Frohman to deny the sensational misquote publicly and to set her reputation straight.
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Morris Flagler and Willam Morris wed in Missoula Montana
Marriage notices list Elizabeth Rapelje Flagler daughter of John Philip Flagler and Elisabeth Bet Bedell Wortman Flagler of Dutchess County New York to Willam F Morris of Nimrod Montana in Missoula with Rev J W Tait officiating. Other notices include Mynderse Douw and Wiley Palmer weddings with full names and locations.
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Alexander G. Cummins
Doughkeepsie
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Schenectady
Wilhelm J D Keuffel Funeral Details Distilled
The notice lists Wilhelm J D Keuffel of 512 Budson N J with funeral services at the German Corner Hodgson and 6th Street Hoboken on Thursday October 3 at 1 am. Interment is private.
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Local Cemetery Access and Funeral Services Offered
The Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible by Hariem trains from Grand Tral Station. Includes carriage service along Jerom Avenue and trolley routes. Lots start at $150 with telephone contact 4853. Also listing Grameray Book of Views representative and office at 0 East Thi St New Yor City. Frank E. Cawprell private and public ambulances at 1324 Chelsea.
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Desirable Help Ads At Uptown Tribune Office
The New York Tribune announces a filed batch of applications for various positions now available at its Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 38th Streets. Office hours run 9 am to 8 pm.
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Tribune Subscription Rates and Foreign Postage
Rates for daily weekly and tri weekly Tribune subscriptions, domestic and foreign postage, and mailing options to New York City readers. Notices list multiple hotel and city distribution points across Europe and other regions for convenience.
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