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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1905

Page

8

Aging debate on Osler theory drawn from Washington voices

Prominent lawmakers across parties scoff at Dr. Osler of Johns Hopkins who urged retirement or chloroform for those past sixty. Uncle Joe Cannon and others, including Grosvenor, Pettus, Shaw, Roberts, Payne, Burrows, Fairbanks, Bate, Depew, and Depew, respond with humor and defense of prolonged service amid age and public duty cues.

William Osler Jobs Hopkins University New York Herald Washington Joe Cannon House Grosvenor Ohio Osler Pettus Alabama the Treasury Shaw Iowa Bilis H. Roberts United States Thiers France Germany Bismarck Leo XII Payne New York Roosevelt J. ©. Burrows Michigan Fairbanks Indiana

Age theories of Osler spark debate among New York magnates

Prominent financiers and academics from Bankers Trust Liberty National Oakleigh Thorne and Columbia University challenge Dr Osler's claim that forty marks peak performance. They argue experience, vigor, and leadership extend beyond forty to sixty or beyond with continued mental and physical fitness.

New York New York World Osler Edmunds Converse Bankers’ Trust Company Liberty National Bank Professor Osler Oakleigh Thorne North American Trust Company William Sherer Clearing House Bankers’ Life Sensurance Company A. G. Compton College of the City of New York Dr. Osler N. A. Neilson Columbia University W. Burgester William McAdoo Morgan John Hay Jacob Schiff Nicholas Murray Butler

Washington statue move marks first woman in capitol hall

While unboxing Frances Willard statue in Statuary Hall the Washington statue was shifted to create space. A bystander lamented the change as an inevitable result of women’s rights. Representative William Alden Smith of Michigan quipped it shows the father of his country dominating even in marble.

Frances E. Willard Capitol George Washington Washington Post William Alden Smith Michigan

Birds Survive Cold Winter as Grain Suppresses Starvation

Reports to the state game warden from deputies in Illinois indicate few quail and prairie chickens died of starvation during the severe cold and snow. Many deputies note that hawks and other birds of prey killed some birds, but the grain scattered by state order helped prevent widespread starvation.

Paris Illnois

Ohio caretaker kills all animals before suicide

In Cincinnati on March 2 Henry Fey, caretaker at a west of city farm, killed every living creature on the property. He then shot himself in the head with a shotgun, ending his life after the grim massacre near the house.

Cincinnati Henry Fey Fey

Land Opened for Homestead in Bitter Root Valley

Missoula March 2 The Lake Como forest reserve in Bitter Root valley was opened for settlement yesterday with 15 000 to 20 000 acres set aside for homestead entry. Crowds gathered in Missoula to file claims as the reserve named by President Cleveland as a temporary reservation drew general interest.

Missoula Mont Lake Como Bitter Root Cleveland

Rumors Surround Spain's King Alfonso Betrothal

Vienna reports current rumors of an approaching betrothal between King Alfonso of Spain and Archduchess Gabrielle daughter of Archduke Frederick but official confirmation remains unavailable.

Vienna Alfonso of Spain Gabrielle Archduke Frederick

The Venturesome Mosquitoes Learn to Stay Home

Two smart mosquitoes from New Jersey travel to Pennsylvania in winter and meet local insects. They drill into the ground with their long bills and soon oil spurts emerge, killing the two visitors. The tale ends with them dying and condemning their adventure.

New Jersey Pennsylvania Jersey St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Iowa Central Announces Low Settlers Rates to Minnesota Dakota

The Iowa Central Railway offers very low settler rates to Minnesota North and South Dakota with through trains daily to St Paul. Direct connections in Union Depot without changing cars en route. Consult an Iowa Central agent before buying tickets. April 15 Minneapolis Minn.

Iowa Central Minnesota North and South Dakota St. Paul Union Depot Northern Lines U. A Minneapolis Minn

Special Homeseekers Excursions From Milwaukee

On February 21st and March 7th and 21st a special rate of one fare for the round trip will be made by the Milwaukee to points in Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Arkansas and Texas. Stop-overs allowed.

E&x.eetons Sete South Milwaukee Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Arkansas

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