Pasteurization and housing reform urged by Center at annual meeting
The Crte Center endorsed President Roosevelt's call for a national housing and health commission. Dr. Kober, Mr. Weller, and Dr. Clark debated district tenement conditions, Europe’s space regulations, and preventable disease deaths. A milk pasteurization plan was announced along with a Playground Dinner fundraiser and new Center officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crte
Public Library
Roosevelt
Congress
National
George M. Kober
Charles F. Weller
C. C. Clark
Kober
Europe
Washington
Weller
N Street
Misa
Ellen A. Vinton
Weber
Ninth Street
C. D. Clark
Max West
C. Clark
Rootbhell
Center
Edward A. Way
Charles P. Neill
Emily ¥. O'Brien
Alice ©. Fletcher
Frank R. Ruiter
Fireman Alleged Deserter Short Policemen’s Yard
J M Strong, one-eighth inch too short for police duty, desertes fire service to Panama. Chief Belt orders discharge for desertion after Strong seeks leave for aunt’s illness. Ex fireman Nangie dismissed as substitute. Otis W Grisby promoted. Commissioner Macfarland approves the discharge, while Maj Sylvester offers another examination chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Strong
Panama
Chief Belt
Strong
J. H. Nangie
Belt
Strom
Nangie
Immediate trial sought in Armour official case
Chicago April 1 An appeal will be made to Judge Landis for an immediate trial of T J Connors Armour & Co general superintendent charged with interfering with witnesses Government officials were served with notice and prepared to meet defense arguments Connors case raises questions about grand jury proceedings but officials say disclosure would not be necessary if trial is held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beef Trust
Armour & Co
T. J. Connors
Kenesaw Landis
Conners
Connors
Grand Jury
Carnegie Gifts Fuel College Building and Library Plans
A series of Carnegie gifts totaling 174,000 support Baldwin University DePauw University in Greencastle North Carolina and Carolina libraries with the stipulation each school must raise matching funds. Presidents Rog ers Hughes and the UNC executive committee announce gifts and plans to mobilize required supplements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Larea
Ohio
Baldwin University
Andrew Carnegie
Rogers
Greencastle
Ind
Hughes
de Pauw University
Kaigh
N. C
University of North Carolina
University
Autocracy's Wrangle Deepens as Czar’s Mind Wavers
An article notes diminishing impulse to act by the Czar amid court strain after a head injury. It cites estrangement of Grand Duke Vladimir and a split between peace advocates and expansionists. Alexander Michaelovitch pushes ideas for a national assembly while others resist the royal rescript. Peace hinges on pressuring those who usurp imperial authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergius
Fapan
Vladimir
Tsarkoe-Selo
Council of Ministers
Alexander Michaeloviteh
St. ‘Petersburg
Somnetves
Descline
Cireda
Wien
Alexander Michaelovitch
Asia
M. Pobiedonestself
Holy Synod
Trepofft
Flank Movement on Kirin Ahead of Vladivostok Attack
World War I era report describes Japanese cavalry concealing maneuvers toward Kirin as a potential turning movement to cover an assault on Vladivostok. Chinese fugitives mention railroad construction from Sinmintin to Mukden and widespread Russian cavalry activity. Harbin sees business paralysis and population flight amid snow and mud. Japanese dispatches claim enemy forces gather near Kirin with mixed Russian outposts reported along Tie Pass and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunshu Pass
Kirin
Vladivostok
Sinmintin
Mukden
Harbin
St. Petersburg
Linevite
Fenghua
Missouri Lad Confesses Stolen Bank Funds and Escape Plan
Richard E. Murphy, 17, of St. Joseph, Mo., admitted stealing $325 from Merchants Nations Bank in St. Joseph after being trusted with a tin box deposit. He described traveling to Kansas City and New York before surrendering, saying he hoped for reform but acted from temptation. He previously served two years in New York for forgery and now faces arrest actions with St. Joseph authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Bank
St. Joseph
Richard E. Murphy
Engel Hotel
Boardman
Dick” Murphy
Raleizh
New York City
Murphy
Merchants” Nations] Bank
Richard
Kansas City
New York
Washington
Baltimore
J. E. Murphy
Lincoln Street
Samuel Adams
Mr. Adams
Fiathers
Raleigh
FT. W. Evans
Fragmentary confession hints at suicide intent and police surrender
A garbled excerpt suggests a man pondered suicide before surrendering to police. It references a coast, a big name, and mentions Chicago, with unclear phrases about timing and personal notes. The readable text is fragmentary and uncertain.
Young New York youth pleads guilty to forged checks
Harold Tigener seventeen years old, of New York address, arrested at Benning race track by Detective Johnson and Patrolman Dawson Ninth precinct on passing worthless checks. He admitted guilt at the station, confessing to forging a $14 check drawn on Central National Bank payable to John Morrison and signed by Henry Bradley to obtain money for rent and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Tigener
New York
Benning
Johnson
Dawson
Ninth Precinct
Frank Golan
Rending
Central National Bank
John G. Morrison
Henry Bradley
Solan
Ghoener
Richmond M C A Wins Amid Rule Dispute With Visiting Team
Richmond M C A defeated Washington M C A 23 to 20 in a gymnasium game marked by jeers and disputes over a new rule interpretation. Referee Hardy enforced rules differently, triggering tension and warnings from the crowd while Washington adjusted in the second half but fell short due to fouls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
M.C. A
Richmond ¥. M. C. A
Hardy
The
Virginians
Washington
Woodhead
Cailiope
Harday
Beckett
Richmana
Leach
Twining
Lackland
Booth
Schlosser
McAdams
Williams
Duncanson
Fowler
Strader
Fei
C. Woodhead
Mr. White
Mr. Hardy
Mr. Tanner
Acore
Weehington
M. C
Disbandment Ordered for Virginia Cavalry Units
Richmond reports that Gov. Montague, on the recommendation of the inspector and adjutant general, orders the disbandment of Grimes Battery of Portsmouth Roanoke Blue and the Surry Troop the state’s only cavalry company. Portsmouth is expected to protest. Grimes Battery was organized in 1810. The move cites failure to meet military efficiency requirements.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Montague
Grimes
Portsmouth
Roanoke
Surry Troop
Weather summary and forecast from the Weather Bureau
The past month was warmer than average across the nation with generally mild conditions. Precipitation was below average east of the Mississippi and above average in the Southwest, with heavy rainfall in Southern California, Arizona, and New Mexico. April opens with moderate temperatures in most areas, but cooler in the Southern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions and Southern California. Sunday shows fair weather in the east, with showers in the Mississippi Valley and Eastern Rocky Mountain Slope, and winds varying by coast. Local report lists temperatures, humidity, rainfall, sunshine, and tides, with a long list of city readings and a note on Wynne sailing to London and Confederate flag return offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Miselesippi Valley
Rocky Mountain Slope
Annie Angel Death and Insanity Case at Louisiana Avenue
Annie Angel died in distress at 412 Louisiana Avenue Northwest with hallucinatory suffering. Her sister Lillie Angel was declared insane and sent to St Elizabeths Hospital while mother Mrs Sarah Angel was to be cared for by a Hebrew family. The family previously traveled from England and briefly stayed in New York New Jersey and Virginia before Washington. Police, Board of Charities, and telegrams from brothers in New York followed the death. A separate incident reports pocketbook theft from Mrs Miller and a streetcar collision injuring Arthur Appel and his horse on Twenty-eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Angel
Louisiana Avenue Northwest
Surevans Wale
Mobtey
Lillié
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Ninth Street
Abraham
Louisiana Avenue
Angel
England
New York
New Jersey
Virginia
Warrenton
Washington
Police
Board of Charities
Talte Angel
Sarah Angel
First Precinct
Mark Angel
J. B
Colds and Street Cars Prompt Caution Says Peruna Ads
An old advisory urges riders to dress warmly for street car travel to avoid colds, noting exposure between day and evening drives. It promotes Peruna as a preventive and curative remedy with testimonials from Los Angeles architect George Livingston and Portland, ag. readers, claiming rapid relief from cold symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
S. B. Hartman
Peru
George Livingston
Los Angeles
Cal
Censua
Washington, D. C
B. Schober
10Th St
Portland
Pertina
A Shoe Shop for Particular People
A city shoe store touts spring summer 65 footwear as the greatest gathering of rich elegant styles. It emphasizes distinct fashions for men and women, with four floors of footwear from Sailor Lies to Street and Evening options. Salespeople trained in fitting and a mail order department for out of town patrons.
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Civic Center
Viladivostolk
Young Dick. Murphy
Alice
Missouri
Mr. Evans
Hood
Asheville
N.C
Atlanta
Atlantic City
N. J
Bismarck
N. D
Boston
Buffalo
Cincionati
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Cala
Des Moines
Galveston
Tex
Helena, Mont
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Fla
Little Rock
Ark
Marquette, Mich
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleana
N.Y
North Platte
Nebr
Omaha
Pittsburg
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mein
Springfeld
Vicksburg
Miss
J. Wynne
London
Robert J. Wynne
Hig Post
Philadelphia
Soa
G St. N. W
Huntington
Hardman
Knabe
Regal
Harry H. Juelg CO
St. N. Ww
Annie
Lillie Irsane
St. Eisa
Beth’s Asylum
A. A. Miller
Indiana
Avenue Northwest
Third Street
C Street
Arthur Appel
Twenty-eighth Street
O Street
Dumbarton Avenue
Appel
Chas. M. Ilerff
Eleventh St. N. W
Stieff
J. C. Conliff
Sherwin-Williams
W. F. Andrews
Droop
Pennsylvania Ave
Steinway and Other Pianos
B. Rich's
Zenone
St., Corroth
Pfeiffer’s
F St
Ludinane Bolen & Byrne
Tharp
Berkeley
Phoan Main
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