Census estimates doubt 100 million without Philippines
Official estimates by Director E Dara Durand suggest the U S population excluding the Philippines is about 90,040,000 to 91,600,000, with figures near 100,000,000 only if the Philippines is included. Net immigration over ten years added about 6,000,000, with many not permanently increasing population. Cities show surprising growth, while rural areas may differ.
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Philippines
United States
E. Dara Durand
Census Bureau
Durand
Tve
Census of Big Cities Nears Release of City Populations
Census bureau prepares to announce population figures for New York Chicago Philadelphia and others within days. Cities show gains with Buffalo New Jersey Denver Paterson Connellsville East Orange New Albany Boone and more listed with 1900 baselines.
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United States
Census Bureau
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Buffalo
N. J
Denver
Colo
Paterson
Connellsville
East Orange
New Albany Township
New Albany City
Boone
Enumerators Back Down Dissolve Census Group
The National Association of Census Enumerators of Washington dissolves after a dispute with the census bureau. Max Hasselbach informed Director Buran that legal advice confirms the director’s authority to require circulation of schedules for pay. Only twenty circulars were sent, to Milwaukee. Hasselbach says funds received will be returned, and denies any fraud by the organization.
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National Association of Census Enumerators of
Washington
Max Hasselbach
Buran
Census Bureau
Glen
Milwaukee
Haasselbach
Hasselbach
Dress reformer dies in Middletown after long career
Dr Lydia Sayre Hasbrouck a prominent 19th century advocate of Bloomer dress reform died at her Middletown home at age 31. A physician educated in Elmira and New York, she led the National Dress Reform Association since 1864 and faced public exclusion for her attire while championing stylistic change and women’s rights. News from Italy reports cholera deaths and new cases across several towns.
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Washington Post
Middletown
N. Y
Lydia Sayre Hasbrouck
Elmira High School
Central College
Higha Therapeutic College of
New York
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Annapolis
Philadelphia
National Dress Reform Association
Navy Orders Overhaul for Taft Cruise Preparations
The Navy Department ordered armored cruisers North Carolina and Tennessee to Portsmouth Navy Yard for a thorough outfitting before carrying President Taft and his party to Panama. The ships, then at Rockland, Maine, were to be prepared per Washington's orders received today.
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Navy Department
Panama
Portsmouth
N. H
North Carolina
Tennessee
Rockland
Navy Yard
Taft
Washington
Fleet at gun practice off Virginia Beach drills
The Atlantic battleship fleet of seventeen ships arrived off Virginia Beach for several days of tactical maneuvers on the Southern drill grounds. They will base at Hampton Roads while conducting target practice off the coast into the fail season.
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Virginia Beach
Norfolk
Hampton Roade
Naval officers ordered to posts and retirements listed
Shipping orders show Capt W G Cutler and other officers assigned to duties at multiple navy yards and stations including Puget Sound Boston and Portsmouth with leave retirements and hospital duties noted Also a case of a 12 year old government agent arresting William Moddy for robbing the mails with $2900 secreted in a cave.
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W G. Cutler
B. A Fiske
General Board
C. M. Fahs
H. A. Bispham
Aplath
W W. Buchanan
Second
Boston
Mass
N. Mitchell
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Wash
Lisut
A Norris
Nelson,ebr
William Moddy
Stone in Kidney Case Recalled by Fulton’s Renal Compound
A San Francisco case details Mr H McDuffee of J i De Wolfe & Co who suffered kidney pain and blood due to suspected stone. Four X rays showed a half inch stone. A similar shadow was used for comparison and the operation was avoided as Fulton’s Renal Compound halted blood and pain within ten weeks and full recovery in six months. The letter cites another physician’s similar experience and urges trial of the remedy with free literature from John J Fulton Co.
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J i de Wolfe & Co
Crocker
San Francisco
Diamster
Ann Specath
Fulton
Bright
John J. Fulton_Co
Battery Street
Henry Evans
N. W
District Man Second In National Rifle Meet At Camp Perry
Capt. Frederick H. Heidenreich of the District of Columbia rifle team won second in the national individual match at Camp Perry Ohio, two points behind winner Sgt Scott Clark of Indiana. Heidenreich earned a gold medal and $55, with Clark 274, Heidenreich 272, and other leaders listed, as the District team broke camp for home after the closing day contest.
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Farnham
Washington Post
Camp Perry
Ohio
Frederick H. Heidenreich
District of Columbia
Heidenreich
Scott Clark
Secord Indiana
Scottt Clark
Harry L. Adams
Fifteenth Cavalry
William w.Smith
Navy
Robert E. Kerr
Naval Academy
Ernest E. Hiller
Marine Corps
Herman BH. Stable
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Forrest Nagier
First
Wisconsin Cavalry
Matt Klein
Courtney H. Hodges
Thirteenth United States Infantry
Thaddeus Thomson
Harry Adana
Ifteenth
United States Cavalry
Corp
United States Marine Corps
United States
Carp. H. L. Adams
W. A. Fragner
Marines
J. Paul Hopkins
Coast Artillery Corps
R B. Dennis
Troop A
Hopkins
George C. Olcott
Missouri
Mrs Goodwins Trunks Held by Customs Inspectors
Mrs Nat Goodwin formerly Edna Goodrich and her mother arrived on the Teutonic to find twelve trunks detained by customs, deemed to contain more dutiable articles than declared. The trunks will be released tomorrow after payment of additional duties. Mrs Goodwin plans to join her husband in California.
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New York
Nat Goodwin
Edna Goodrich
Nellie Goodrich
Teutonic
Goodwin
California
Virginians Guests Dine With President Fallieres in France
Paris hosts Col Mann and State Senators Halsey and King as Virginia’s delegation attends the dedication of Virginia’s bronze Houdon statue of Washington. President Fallieres hosts a luncheon at Rambouillet with American Ambassador Bacon. The party traveled from Paris by train to Rambouillet and then by car to the chateau with M. Jusserand accompanying the group.
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Paris
Col. Mann
Halsey
King
Virginia
France
Houdon
Washington
Fallieres
Rambouillet
Bacon
United States
M. Jusserand
Automobiles
Japan annexes Korea after emperor approval on Aug 22
An unofficial Seoul report states Korea’s emperor and cabinet accepted terms of annexation after a meeting with Japanese Resident General Lieut Gen Termuchi on August 22. Public gatherings were forbidden as a precaution. Koreans appeared unconcerned, viewing annexation as inevitable, with no expected disorder.
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Seoul
Korea
Japan
Termuchi
WANTED AN UGLY CASHIER FOR FLOWER SHOP
In St Louis on Aug 25 a flower shop advertised for an ugly cashier to fill a permanent position at 702 Washington Ave. The firm seeks an unattractive money handler after five prior cashiers, none ugly, resigned in the past year, some abruptly, disrupting operations.
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St. Louis
Cupid
Washington Ave
Rich Women Plan Resort Near Sutherland Springs
A syndicate of wealthy New York women led by Mrs Rus sell Sage and Miss Helen Gould has bought 100 acres near Sutherland Springs Texas. They plan a rest cure resort with a modern hotel and beautified grounds costing over 500000 dollars.
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Austin
Tex
Sutherland Springs
New York
Mra Russell Sage
Helen Gould
Eura
Ung Mike Suspect in Housekeeper Brew and Beer
In a domestic tale, Mr and Mrs Smith discuss a policewoman seen with their servant, Robert, while he cooks and works. Emma criticizes service, money, and the man’s routine, and Mrs Smith warns of reporting the officer. The dialogue portrays tension over loyalty, work, and control in a household.
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SY Irwin Thomas
Mr. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Emma
Flo
Robert
Ana Sroniay
Priest's Bride a Milliner Seeks Divorce in Atlantic City
Mrs Katherine Johann Consolazia, 16, wife of Rev Father Alphonsa M Consolazia, headed to Rome to face priestly vow breach. She entered a local millinery shop to learn the business, says she is through with marriage and declares matrimony a failure. Parents plan divorce proceedings this week as she laments missing Atlantic City gaiety.
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Washington Post
Trenton
N. J
Katherine Johann Consolazia
Alphonsa M. Consolazia
Rome
Consolagia
Atlantic City
Talks With Women By Madison Peters
Essay on true love contrasts, urging marrying for equality and virtue. It argues that lasting love rests on esteem, mutual respect, and shared noble aims, citing literary authority and cautioning against superficial attractions or reforming a partner.
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Madison
Peters
Plot to seize Venezuela president exposed in Caracas statement
Government details a conspiracy to capture President Gomes with Cipriano Castro as instigator. Exile leader Castro in Europe, sister Nieves Castro de Parra allegedly funded the plot with 90 400. Operations planned at Castro villa Zolia and Gomez's Caracas suburb farm. several conspirators arrested or fled as Castro family banished.
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Vicentes Gomes
Cipriano Cestro
Vensaneia
Europe
Uribe
Carlos Gatero
Gomez
Senor Gomez
Senor Goméz
Galavis
Cipriano Castro
Zolia
Benjamin Fula
Romero Garcia
Gomes
Castro
Venezsusela
Rulg
Destroyers in Collision Near Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk VA Aug 25 report of a collision near the Virginia Capes yesterday between torpedo boat destroyers Flushing and Preston of the Atlantic torpedo flotilla has been sent to Washington. The accident occurred as Flushing Preston and the Reid Lambson and Smith were bound for Solomons Island for target practice and drill. The Flushing bow was stove in but Preston was uninjured. Both ships proceeded to the Norfolk navy yard while the others continued to Solomons Island.
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Norfolk, Va
Virginia Capes
Flushing
Preston
Atlantic Torpedo Flotilla
Washington
Reid
Lambson
Smith
Chesapeake Bay
Solomons Island
Norfolk Navy Yard
British firms protest US export regulations
Textile manufacturers Belk in Britain organize a protest against the American circular demanding deposit of specimen products at nearest consulate for exports to the United States. London reports exporters fear detailed descriptions will hamper almost all British exports to America.
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Belk
London
France
America
United States
Wider Thrice Indicted In Bank Theft Case
New York August 25 grand jury handed up three more indictments against Erwin J Wider former cashier of the Russo Chinese bank accused of stealing securities totaling 268 6000 The charges include 89600 of Pennsylvania Railroad bonds 11000 of New York Central bonds and 109000 of Baltimore and Ohio bonds Also noted Americans freed in Mexico City after intervention by Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson two railroad men charged with homicide were released after arrest following a fatal train incident
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New York
Erwin J. Wider
Russo-Chinese Bank
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Mexico
Mexico City
Henry Lane Wilson
W. 8. Weeks
H. H. Rogers
Woman Cures Severe Skin Condition with Cuticura
A San Leandro woman suffered months of burning itching on her hand and arm, treated with many remedies to no avail. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, symptoms subsided within days and her hand healed completely, prompting the testimonial from OC. E. Cenady dated March 7, 1910. Cuticura ads claim broad skin remedy uses and offer product details through Potier Drug & Chem Corp.
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San
Leandro
Cal
Mar
Poiter Drag & Chem. Corp. Oly Propa
Boston
Handsome Mission Clock premium for Post readers
A specialty clock premium proved popular with over 1,000 Post readers. Priced at $2.25 plus one month in advance, it uses a high grade movement, runs eight days, strikes on the hour and half hour, and stands 27 inches tall. Delivery is free within Washington city. outside, delivery costs apply.
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Daily and
Sunday Post
Post
Washington City
City
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