Carnegie Adds to Fund to Aid State Colleges
Andrew Carnegie's foundation receives an additional 5 million dollars, bringing the total to 15 million, to fund retiring allowances for professors. State aided institutions are now included, expanding benefits beyond private colleges and universities. The grant supports pensions totaling about 750,000 dollars annually after administration costs.
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Washington Post
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Dor. Pritchelt
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Carnegie
National Association of Univers Ties
Mitchell Declines Offer in Public Statement
Joi Mirehedis, former president of ie conited Mine Worngis of America, urged Me Hone yesterday to appoint her as special wormls teostudy and report. She left Wee Wilts amid plans for further discussions as she weighs other options and awaits a possible appearance before Congress.
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Joi Mirehedis
Worngis of
America
Wilts
Panuwine Canal
Fte
Leddae
Tad Fontimeday
Lle
Sige
Olin Gidie
Panama Must Stand Alone in Diplomatic Ties
Fragmentary report from Turade town signals Panama’s push for independence from external control. Jurade’s deputy describes ongoing talks with Colombia amid fears of a stronger claim by Colombia and uncertainties over future representation.
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PaulLhasay
Elaubla
Turade
Panama
Ute
Alessimient
Mm Corstons
Het
Volaavaa
Jurade
Coloembia
Panema
Women hats as necessaries of life tested by jurors
A court dispute examines whether hats bought by wives fall under necessary household expenses in moderate households. Twelve jurors consider if a husband may be legally liable for his wife purchases without his approval. The Ferguson testimony recounts husbands’ concerns over wives’ desires for pretty things, weighing precedent on hat classifications.
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H. VO Pergusasa
Rejections of Foreign Labor and Porto Rican Census Plan
The Washington Post report notes BE Harriman estate manager Charlesford orders no foreign labor and that all staff must be American, with 50 workers employed and a high American percentage. It also mentions a July 1909 occupancy target for Harriman’s Arden mansion. A Porto Rico census plan is under review with Willoughby pushing continuation of the work. In Tokyo, Prince Avisugawa’s son, a Naval College student, is critically ill after a recent postoperative course following appendicitis.
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Washington Post
Charlesford
BE. H. Harriman
Arden
San Juan
Porto Rico
NL 2
North
Willam BE
Willoughby
Tokyo
Avisugawa
Naval College
Idajima
Assignments for Tuesday April 7 1908 AP AIC list
District of Columbia court calendar shows assignments for Tuesday April 7 1908 in equity and criminal dockets. Garfield cases against United States ex rel. Turner Vaughan and Vaughan et al appear with multiple attorneys. Appeals and equity matters include Baggett, Rahim, and other dockets. Monday April 6 and Tuesday April 7 schedules list numerous real estate, probate, and tax matters with parties and attorneys. Local courts in Washington DC publish detailed assignment notes for ensuing week.
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Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
W. Baker
Stuart
Garfield
United States
Turner
E. T. Sanford
Herr
H. Merriat
C. J. Kapler
Vaughan
W. BR
Veaghan
D. W. Baker
E. T. Banford
W. KR. Harr
C. H. Meriflat
C. J. Kappler
Rice
E. T. Seaford
W. R. Herr
D. M. Baker
E. Prate
J. J. Costigan
Supreme Court
Equity -Cart No
Clabaugh
Beauly
Coaca
T. A. Pradt
EB. Forhhardson
Stuart McNamara
Houvher
Uue
McGowan, Terven & Mohun
Dartington
Baggett
Justice Gould
Ueatly
Vompininaar
Padgell & Forrest
Mr. Manogue
Jesse H. Wilson
Jase H. Wilso Wesley
Shugrne
W. B. Lester
Luna Star Mercantile Assention
Nasigne
Perry
H. W. Schod
John Traum
Rosenberg
Spanier
Alexander Wolf
J. Peyser
Valmer
Palmer
Ile
Coopinant
Evans, Benson & Poultnes
Svtl Ters
Schwarted& Strasburger
Difendant
Rebeuror
Justice Weight
Dashag
Uotewell
Airazpos Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Hencosk
Paintit
Ameneyk
Wilson & Barksdale
Nea Actoees
Darkson Vispiove Baltapore and Ohio Railroad Company
Deavciser
Ovet
Vainti
Attorme Mel
Carrigsent and
Pennebaker
Dete
Hamilton
Colbere Yerkes
Rolloos
Verdt
Bobeal
Sheehy & Ivan
Lives & Woodsrd
Rule
Plealy Manking and Trust Company
Inohon Ota
Wefemndant
Prainchys
Lethon Fachoite
Waggamas
Plaiwifts
Flantien, Yerkes & Hawilion
Eteat- Joby Selden Ant
Conrad Kaul Youhias
Nosachan Rote Atternmeys
Ambryse & Me
Mondra
Dorsey & Dorsey Vat- Birney
Prisos
Mndigne
Attarnes
Newton- Hamilton
Volbert
Haathion
Noo
Ss Munter
Heaton
Pullen
Cage Et Twall
Neo Gay Metzger
Metzger
HooMewtin
Millan
H. Wallace Worthington
Amnbidefield Ve
Attorners
Pit Begy
Gritings
Loving & Davis
Xe i
Kab Stuorner
Thomas Noosh
Cawaill
Phillips
Attar C. Wallian
Malcalin Hutty
Willwmsen
Attorners Pomate
C.J. Williamissan
Jully & How
H. OK
Congelly
Rabie Eorriorard
Defenidant
Ariurver
Symethan
Hallimore
Ohio
Columbia
Coltumma
Sttneners, Lauber & MeKean
Yvhomas
Ten Clark Tisiling Company
Washington
Patemar Sleamboat Company
Atnoner
Shreve, Jr. Kaufman
Poblins
Steysman Donking
Rosenthal
Plwinilife
M. D. Rosenberg
F. J. Hogan
Leo Simmons Crooks
Baltistre and Ohio Railroad Company
Miamnlifes
Lambert & McLean
RH Jeatman
A. W. Fowler
Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
Fox
Heiberger
Traveliver
Curt. Plainiit
McNeill & McNeill
Capital Traction Company
J W. Berkely
R. Ross Ferry & Son
Duntop
Cagner
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Altorne
Padgett
J. J. Dar- Huge
Beyn
Walt
Ravenders
Peal
C. E. Adritans
Ve. Cuntingham
New York
Gittings &Chambertin
Wilton’ & Barksdale
Savee Ve. ‘Warner
Pumitt
Spondent
If Art
Lankford
H. E. Davis
J. Laskey
Salvatore Zegaume
Sadie Coleman
NYU students end strike over President Young suspension
Students at New York University, protesting the suspension of junior class president Young, agreed to return to classes while awaiting faculty action. The suspension followed the hazing incident in which freshman Henry Bloch was ducked in a fountain for declining to participate in senior hazing rituals.
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Young
New York
New York University
Henry Bloch
Jurors Dodge Land Gase Court Adjourns Until Monday
The Hyde, Benson, Dimond, and Schneider conspiracy trial stalls after three days with jury selection only. Justice Stafford adjourns court to Monday as the government and defense press peremptory challenges and a venire of 100 extra men may be summoned.
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Hyde
Benson
Dimond
Schneider
Government of
Public Lands
Justice Stafford
Frank W. Ross
Edward Ti. Jett
Elmer H. Catlin
Charles P. Hart
Henry B. Elliott
John P. Dunn
Charles B. Burdett
Alfred B. Dent
Bennett E. Fowler
Samuel J. Funk
Egbert A. PlUken
Charles Singer
Anacostia
President Watches Drill at Fort Myer Cavalry Show
President observes a Second Squadron Thirteenth Cavalry and Batteries D and K perform at Fort Myer Virginia in a benefit drill for the army and YMCA funds. He praises the riders, lauds feats including a Cossack drill, and remarks he would not have missed it for anything. Col. Hatfield supervised with War Department permission. Panama Railway bids revised as old bids rejected for box cars from the Panama Railroad.
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Roogevell
Fort Myer
Foun
Christian Nan and
Sibera’ Athletic Fund
Loeb
Washington
Brealmeck
Saddle Jril
Thirteenth Cavalry
Thomas H. Corcoran
Seber Drt
Ervin L. Phillipe Ratebarkan
Third Field Artillery
Tiemann N. Horn
Bat BK
Third Plait Artillery
Arthur WF. Caguel
Charles A. P. Hatfield
War Department
Prolong Life With Dr Miles Heart Cure Claims
Prolong life in hundreds of cases as a heart tonic says a testimonial from H Soule of Portland Maine. It strengthens heart nerves and muscles and increases action. The narrator says episodes of faintness ceased after two or three bottles and credits the remedy with keeping the heart going. Money back if not beneficial.
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Miles
Ites
The Post Educational Contest Rules and Entry Details
Any person except Post employees or their families may enter. Each illustration reflects history geography or local scenes. Copies available after publication at The Washington Post office. Answers must be complete sets and mailed after contest closes. No alterations to answer blanks. Schools or organizations may enter as a body under their name.
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The
Washington Post
Washington, D. Cc
Estate left to husband and relatives in multiple probates
Notice details several probate filings from widows and testatrices including Nellie M Hayden a Patent Office clerk who died in January leaving stock in the American Graphophone Co to her husband H Hayden and legacies to friends and relatives. Juliana Walker Gales died March 2 directing sale and distribution to McClellan relatives and Marrinow children with Oscar Luckett as trustee. Also details about Mary E Fisher as beneficiary of estate of J Townsend Benson and other wills listing widows and executors with addresses and dates from 1901 to 1913.
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Justice Gould
Wiliam Wheeler
Margaret Quilter
Hamilton
Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
John’ Hire
Job Barnard
Mary
Barton
A. Barnard
Little Dewey
Mary L. Rogers
Fredericy M. Rogers
J. T. Sherer
Frances WI. Tolman
James PF. Tolman
Fred G. Coldren
Coldren & Fanning
Thomas M. Holand
Mary A. Boland
J. H. Lichister
Beattie Lanston
American Security and Trust Company
W. A. McKenney
Raward M. P. Harries
P. Hf. Marebatl
Frank T. Hylan
Harry Smith
Mary C. Bat
Owen Donn
Nerve
Ralston & Siddons
Mary HE
Tramsis
Francis D. Ramsay
Bond
A._S. Taylor
Juliana Washer Gglen
Keating
W. Tf
Dennis
Gorton & Gordon
Attor
Nellie M. Hayden
Patent Office
American Graphophone Company
H. Hayden
Hayden
Toather Fuller
Testatrix
Louise English
Juliana Walker Gules
Twenty-first Street
Carry
Lily McClellan
Excursions to Capital via Norfolk and Old Point
Spring travelers favor the capital via Old Point and Norfolk with elegant state rooms and fine dining. The route includes steamers from Norfolk to New York and Boston, with ticket offices at Seventh Street Wharf and the Cylorano Building on Fourteenth Street for reservations and schedules.
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Old Point
Norfolk
Potomac
Qld Point Comfort
Port Monroe
New York
Boston
Ofes
Seventh Street
Fourteenth Street
Cylorano
Postmaster Orders End of Card Postmarks
Postmaster General bars back stamping on postal ecards to prevent defacement. Messages may be placed on address side without extra postage, reducing damage risk. Louis Caplan, junk dealer, forfeits $25 in Police Court for weights and measures violations after a wagon carrying underweight junk was found.
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Louis Caplan
Caplan
Howe
Rail lines advertise hourly Boston to New York and connections
Timetable notices from Baltimore and Ohio and Atlantic Coast Line describe hourly departures from Union Station to Philadelphia New York and Atlantic City with dining and Pullman services. Connections via Chesapeake and Ohio and Norfolk and Western list through sleeping cars to Cincinnati Memphis Chicago and St Louis and mention telephonic ticket offices.
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Kew Union Station
Philadelphia
New York
Royal Limited
Pulliam
Pisenere
Atlantic Citt
Baltimore
Chicago
Cincinnati
Et. Louis
Plitsburg
Solo
Cleveland
Columbu
Wheeling
Winchester
Hagerstown
G Stow
Pennsylenia Ave
New Union Station
Information Bureau
Anvaso
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Jacksonville
Jacksonvitle Sod
Port Tampa
Augusta
Cherieston
Wilmington
New York and Florida
Mt. Wilmington
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Alamiria
Frederikeburg
Ce A
Payom
Br Augustine
Rieomend
Pointey
St. Aeanetine
Flavia Ahlerendt
Tal
Davy
Fer Kiene
Forgman
W. Plccay
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Fagr
Pullman
Clarignat
Lexington
Louieville
Virginia Hot Springs
la Ratte
Cinrty
St Lonia
Louisville
Memphis
Nashville
Pennsylvania
New Unieg
Washington Terminal
Norfolk and Western Railway
Washington
New Ons
Staten SM A
Om- Dally Alpemty
Naeckan Westecy
Kaostlie
Chattanooga
Menphis
Wineshunesetile
Streper
Metra Newfolk
Beret
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Worthington
A. A. Birney
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Frank Vandeveer
Donaldson
Justive Barnard
William Z. Philips
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James J. Shea
Ve Adams Express Company
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HH. Winship Wheats
Harry Murray
Ritch Willeosen
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Stephen K. Miller
John J. Tobin
Oreeta
Arthur A. Birney
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Arroll
William I. Kelly
Daniel K Tachson
Ingman Place
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First Sireera
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John M. Davis
Ong Meadows
Thomas B. McCarthy
Rich- A. Curtin
Long Mead- Fred- Pitting
Quatrenth Street
Gliswold
A. Griswold
George W. King, Jr
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William B. Jaynes
Helen
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Aguare
Washington Hebights
Kenedy & Daris ‘Co
Emma G. Page
Willie
Scages
Thomas P . Woodward
George R. Linkina
William (. Woodward
Selby B. Scaggs
Hattie P. Gardinen
Lucy Viarford
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Iquitable Co-operative Building Association
Carl Auerbach
Felix A. van Heath
Roland Evans
Laura ¥. Evans
LE Droit Park
Olive R. Baile
Carolyn E. Lillie
J. Louia Willige
Ernest H. Darlel
HL Bradley Davidson
Mates ¢. Binge
Thomas H. Gaither
Edward Becke
George Mermerich
Neuglas S. Mackall
Permanent Building Association
Daniel G. Raperef
Ectura
Washington Savings Bank
Tohn L. McKinnon
Charles HH. Nussbaum
William EH. Saunders
Wilmot A. ‘Trew
Claud Livingston
George A. Kuretelter
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Albert B. Avker
Exme
Margaret Stoner
Theodora G
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William P. Normoyle
George Berger
Merchants’ Transfer and Storage Co
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S. Kann, Sons & Co
Rae Beye Moet
Isthmian Canal Commission
Ormer
Juliana Walker Gales
Christianna Pfeil
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