How How Plans Gift and Public Property Belief
Dr James T Caldwell describes Horace How's belief that wealth should belong to the community and the poor benefit fund. How's son inherits a $75,000 estate with conditions and plans to use interest for public uplift. Community Benefit Committee manages $2,000 pledged to aid the poor.
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Iow
Community Benefit Committee
James T. Caldwell
How
Sr. How
Mr. How
James Bade How
Wabash Baileondt Company
Cinear
German Medical Methods in War Study Examined
A commission report reviews German army medical practices comparing them with U S methods. It highlights detailed identity of dead and wounded, mobile field hospitals, and simplified medical command, noting Germany’s system reduces officer workload and emphasizes rapid evacuation and care.
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Euuerlewiirstone
Germany
Spain
Philippines
United States
Steehartman
John Mes
Portable oven wagon advances military field baking goals
A historic report praises a four wheel, ten foot long portable bread oven wagon with a wood fire, corrugated iron facing, and heat shield. It bakes about 100 loaves per hour and is designed for quick transport to supply troops in or out of camp. Dr. Woodbury commends the German system and notes U S plans to adapt the feature for military service.
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Germany
United States
Woodbury
Jan Trootta
Walter
Sind
Troopa Mar Iles
Wheela
Bax
Washington
Millionaire How Plans Public Welfare Fund Inheritance Debate
James Eads How of St Louis heir to the steel bridge fortune seeks to devote future income to public welfare not his principal. He rejects unearned gifts and plans a community fund through the Community Benefit Committee to aid self-help projects and urban education in a donor driven model.
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James Eads How
St. Louis
James J.ade
James Suds
Wabash Railroad Company
James Hadasow
Harvard
Louis
James
Howie
Lind Boulevard
Sore
Tajker
How
Queens May Birthday Looms Over England’s Heir
May 4 marks Queen Victoria's birthday as she nears eighty in a portrait of the era. The piece emphasizes her longevity and the looming question of succession shaped by the Prince of Wales, portrayed through a biographical sketch of his habits, rank, and busy correspondence.
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Eagland
Ufo
Prince of Wales
England
London
The Secret Of My Success A Self Made Man Speaks
A self told account of hard work and perseverance. The speaker recalls early toil to pay for college and law studies, rising to Congress and Speaker, then leaving politics to practice law in New York. He credits health and discipline for his success and asserts continued private life.
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Teans
Maine
Bren
Congress
New York
First New York Woman Lawyer and Queen Victoria Meeting
Miss Allen Welles becomes the first American woman lawyer to kiss Queen Victoria’s hand. A graduate of the Law School of the University of the City of New York, she is related to Lady Cook and Gov. Welles. The event marks a rare English welcome to a woman versed in the law.
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New York
Queen Victoria
Miss Allen Welles
Law School
the University of the City of New York
Lady Cook
Tennie C. Claflin
Gov. Welles
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