Dispute over Dr Vaughan seeks German relatives aid
A heated statement accuses Georgetown Hospital officials of mishandling consent for the amputation of Albrecht’s left knee. It claims no permission was given by Albrecht or his friends to swap the knee with George Kelly’s, and demands a thorough inquiry with German relatives located if necessary. Buccholz and others deny providing consent and call for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albrecht
Ins
George Kelly
Gustave
Bucihole
Gf Leicher
Lana
Georgetown University
George Tully Vaughan
Alrohis
Nauby
Paty
Steve
Avina
Hibade
Net Ag
Mosse Buchholz
Fala
Wien
Mibrecht
Vieughus
Albitehht
Sanday
Pda
Tetris
Wbecht
Kolkey
Kelly
Washington
Frats Denounced by Boston School Headmaster
Boston headmaster Jaries HW Clay of Rowley High School testified before a Statehouse committee alleging serious charges against members of Boston shop fraternities. He described a Boston hotel dinner of secret society members where immoral songs were sung and claimed a one year old boy’s life was wrecked by trying to live up to conduct promoted by these societies. The hearing aimed to extend authority to the Boston school committee to regulate pupil organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Legislative
Washington Post
Statehouse
Jaries HW Clay
Ellis
Bostens
Report on Sea Safety Urges Wireless Apparatus on Ships
President Roosevelt received a commission report urging wireless telegraph devices on all large steam and sailing vessels to protect submarine defenses of Honolulu. The panel, led by Admiral Manx, also recommended codifying sea safety laws and expedites Congress action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Honolulu
L R. Wilfley
United States Cout
Shanghai
China
White House
Wilfey
Taft
Wilfley
Rufus Thayer
Walfley
Globe
Jim
Mari
Straus
Congress
Admiral Manx
Uighty Loase Board
Splmtor Earle
Department of Commerce
Waber
Eugene T Chamberlain
George Uhich
Steamboat Inspection Service
Lacut Strother Smuth
Navy
Secretary of War
United States Reservation
Kaakaukukul Reef
Honolun
Dr Simon Denies San Francisco Offer to Leave Washington
Fifth anniversary of Rabbi Simon’s pastorate at Washington Hebrew Congregation marks his decision to stay, rejecting Temple Emanu-El of San Francisco’s offer of $10,000 yearly. A large service and reception followed, with 590 congregants expressing joy and loyalty as he spoke of spreading happiness and strengthening bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Hebrew Congregation
Eight Street Semple
Abram Simon
Washington Trebrew
Temple Emanu
Logies’ Auxiliary Society
Simon
Temple
M Fishell
Levi Dawid
Awoari
Mny
Jewish Colony in Spain Exemption After 1494 Expulsion Decree
Vatican archives hold documents about Toledo Jews who, after Ferdinand and Isabella expelled un believers in 1494, were allowed to stay in a quarter of Toledo. They proved ancestry unrelated to Palestine and crucifixion, paid 30 pieces of silver per person, and faced travel restrictions while maintaining commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Toledo
Ferdinand and Isabella
Palestine
Vatican
Naval Board Meets Desires Bureau Merger for War Readiness
President Roosevelt backs a naval reform commission to design a unified structure for immediate fleet preparedness. Eight members including former Secretaries Morton and Moody, Judge Dayton, and five rear admirals will study bureau authority, war planning, and budget accountability to tighten coordination and efficiency across the Navy Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Navy
Paul Morton
New York
William H. Moody
Supreme Court of the United States
A. G. Dayton
West Virginia
House Naval Affairs Committee
S. B. Luce
A. ‘. Mahan
W. M Folger
R. D. Evans
W. 8. Cowles
Justice Moony
William Ff. Fullam
Justice Moody
Evans
Tne
Newberry
Secretary of the Navy
Army Orders and Officer Dispatches 1909 Manila Duty
Military orders detail transfers and temporary duties for officers of engineers medical corps and artillery. Named personnelincluding Lieuts Bashotte Ridley Stolins Dillon Jones Endrees Bain Graves Wilby and Maj Winslow. Movements to the Philippines, Honolulu and various US posts with dates and duty assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Bashotte
Grand Rapid
Mick
Jackson
Ingineers
Wichael J Vellonough
Paul
Bond Ani
Thomas M Stolins
Theodore
Dillon
de Witt C Jone
William F Endrees
Jarvis
Bain
Philippine
Alexander Murrey
Fort Snelling
Maj Frink Wil
Pat McDowell
Dot
Douglas F Duval
Newport Nevada
Cube
Wil
United States
Fact Snelling
Minn
Dural
Fort Sin
Okla
Willard Truby
Newport News
Cuba
United. States
Fort Niagara
Truby
Fort Bayerd
N. Mex
Louie T. Hess
Hews
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Harry L Gitchrist
Newsport News
Hospital Corps
General Hospital
Washington Barracks
Cma
Guchrist
Fort Gmahe
Nebr
Allier
Jay Staigh Shook
News Not News
Una
Fort Miley
Bartlett
Fort Ae
Mefless Cara
Waldimand P. Young
William H. “Miller
Manlia
P. I
James W. van Dusen
Medical Corps
Fort Riley
William Bllfort
St Louis
Clarence P Townsley
Coast Artillery Corps
Washinstom
Chief of Coast Artillery
Fort Monroe
Alexander Murray
Isthmian Canal
Eawin St. J. Grebel
Third Field Artillery
Governors Teland
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Harold W Huntley
Eld Artilery
Maynard A. Wola
Seventeenth Infantry
Alcatraz Island
Cal
Pacific Branch
United States Military Prison
Wiliam L. Guthrie
Coms
Chief of Engineers
Proceet
Oswego
N. Y
Taka
Luis Wahi
Twenty-first Infantry
San Francisco
Hin
Night firing success at Fort Caswell tests coast artillery
Intesta Mage at Fort Caswell North Carolina reports the coast artillery corps achieving an average of 60 percent hits in night firing on a moving target from 1700 to 2200 yards. Lighted tracers and searchlights illuminated a 16 by 24 foot target during tests by a 28 inch gun battery. This marks the first night firing with service projectiles by the coast artillery and results are regarded as very satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Caswell
N. C
Coast Artillery Corps
Coast Artillery
Middies Deficient in Studies at Annapolis
Ninety six midshipmen fail to pass the semiannual examination at the Naval Academy. Forty five deficiencies are in first and senior classes, with only five likely to be waived. Deficiencies include eleven second classmen, fourteen third classmen, and two fourth classmen. Also reports the death of Capt. Harry Hall, U S Navy retired, in New York. Born November 22, 165% in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Academy
Harry Hall
U_ 8
New York
Philadelphia
Naval Officers Orders and Vessels Movements 1909
A compiled list of naval orders for midshipmen and officers dated February 1909 detailing assignments to ships such as the New Hampshire Idaho and Arayat, promotions to second lieutenant in the Marine Corps, temporary duty at Guantanamo, and vessel arrivals including Osceola Birmingham Armalo Perry Preble Truxtun Paul Jones Stewart and Scorpion with routes from Philadelphia Funchal Constantinople and Pensacola to various posts.
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Walt
W R van Buren
Naval Station
Guantanamo
Cuba
Dubuque
S Doutedoure
RS Gelger
Martin
M E “Messeremith
R H Tebbs E . Williams
G W van Honra
P Wilmer
United States Marine Corps
J White
Giles B Harber
United States
Pacific Feet
Manila
Fahruare
Jewell
Kilpatrick
Sayley K
Osceola
Pensacola
Birmingham
Key West
Armalo
Sey Francisco
Perry Preble
Truxtun
Paul Jones
Stewart
Mare Inland
Marietta
Scorpion
Constantinople
Naples
Prallé
Philadelphia
Charleston
Yanktes
Funchal
Bermuda
Osccol
Taft studies Canal Fortifications in Panama
War Department to inspect canal grounds with Taft plans for fortifications. Taft and engineers discuss revisions after Taft’s 9 mile Culebra Cut view. Panama ceremony shows friendliness, with Taft party soon joining a New Orleans visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Panama
Taft
War Department
Washington
Empire Alls
Culebra
Isthmus
New Orleans
Veterans Wage War for Board Vacancy in National Soldiers Games
Civil war veterans and Democratic leaders clash over the vacancy on the board of managers for the national soldiers games after the death of Charles M. Anderson of Greenville Ohio. Gen Isaac Sherwood is urged by Ohio Democrats to fill the seat, with Rival Gen J Warren Keifer and R B Brown also contesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San. Sherwood
National Institutiona
Charles M. Anderson
Greenville
Jhe
Congress
Ohio
Anderson
Isaac R. Bherwond
Gongreas
Tseda
J. Warren Keifer
Ohio Jelegation
Gen. Sherwood
House of Representatives
Sherwood
Keifer
R. B. Brown
Zanesville
Grand Army of the Republic
James M Cor
Dayton
Iormer
James E. Campbell
Washington
Board of Governors
Full
Military
Anthony
Kansas
Tne
Progress in Science at Carnegie Institution Seventeen Year Report
The Carnegie Institution of Washington reports 636 300 dollars allocated for research this year with 120 volumes published totaling over 9000 pages and 27 volumes in press. A Brooklyn designed ship for Atlantic magnetic surveys, a southern hemisphere observatory in San Luis Argentina, and a Washington building project costing about 220 000 dollars are underway. Solar Observatory studies on sunspots by Dr G E Hale promise major advances in terrestrial and molecular physics. Historical manuscript work in Europe continues with plans to extend to Germany. Desert Laboratory studies in Tucson advance botanical research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Carnegie
Brooklyn
Atlantic Ocean
San Luis
Argentina
Asguciles
I Poston
Washington, D. C
Sixteenth and
G E Hate
Mount Wilson
Cal
Department of Historical Research
France
Italy
England
Germany
Department of Botanical Research
Desert Laboratory
Tucson
Arizag
Court of Appeals DC hears several motions and assignments
The Court of Appeals District of Columbia lists cases including Schucidac v Washington Brewery Company with continued arguments by HF Woodward for appellees and J Ly Tepper for appellant, and Ferguson Commuting v Coat and Coke Relway Company with counsel J S Busby-Smith and J J Darlington. Numerous equity matters, assignments for February 1909, and probate items follow, covering parties such as Barnard Philips, Washington National Building and Loan Association, and other firms, with detailed attorney assignments and court actions scheduled for February dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Dluet
Justice Robb
Justce van Oredel
John G Cechsle
Louis $ Burdett
Schucidac
Washington Brewlox Company
HF Wooderd
J Ly ‘Tepper
Ferguson Commuting Company
Coat and Coke Reltway Company
J S. Busby-Smith
Appellant
J J Darlington
Appelles
J. G Carlisle
Regilar Eail
International Seal Company
Beyee
L A. Dent
Charles Fos
Amercan Security and ‘Trust Company
Os Payne
W A. McKenmey
Ross Petry & Son
G 7
Dunlop
E H Thomas
Supreme Court
Equity Court NO
H Winstip
Butts Va
Adrivens Equity Golat
Justice Wright Stewart
Stewert
Balston & Wildons J
Winfield
L David and
Polion
Lewis Waters
CH Cragin
Welicitor
Sean Tobriner
Terry
Stafford Hardenstein
Capital Traction Company
T. Thomas
Davin Dafamiant
Perry & Son
Thomas Dunlop Apple
Leckie Fulton & Coa
RK Rast Perry & Son
Thomas Dunlop
Johnson County Savings Bank
Tracy AL Jefards
William Henry Waite
United States
Manderus
Kappler & Merill
Patrick vi GarfeTd
Wow Wristt
TW ' Naher ‘Lyon Ya Bursey
Rashard
Wade
Plainntiff
Joerph D Sullivan
Wee "Prentiss Swann
Whits
Teeve
Plaindi
Attrneys Collins, Clarke & Gaskins
DW Baker
J Adkins
EL Giles
de Jfendant
Leckie, Fulton & Cox ‘Hawken Ve Brown
East Plaintifs
AG. Worthington
HE Bavis
C Turker
Hayden Johnaga
John Ridout
Phillipa
W G Gardiner
EN Hopewel
Bartle
Campton
Geors P Hoover
Charles Poel
Bean
Washington Times Company
JL. Eachy-Smith
W J Lamcott
Newburgh
Hinebright
Richardson
Wilmer Lathmer
Anderson
Criminal Court
S-Mfr
Andersor Linking v. Davidson
p+ peal
Plavida
Wo OH Licking
C. F Dikgs
Doc. Callaghan
Wright Esteic
Josephine
Dowie
Ataic of
Marthe
Scott
Herperainasey
Deeds of Trust headline from 19th century parcel list
A dense ledger of deeds of trust lists multiple trust actions across various blocks and squares, detailing grantors, grantees, secured sums, durations, and interest terms. Names include Iroorcand Jamen T Beason, Benjamin F Leighton, George Trane Willams, Katharine S Ten, Daniel B Lyon, and others, with properties such as Square 4 and Square 3176 West Brookland Park cited. The entries show amounts ranging from 630 to 16,000 dollars, terms of 2 to 5 years, and semiannual or quarterly interest, reflecting a busy, overlapping record of secured real estate loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroorcand
Jamen T Beason
Benjamin F Leighton
George Trane
Willams
Katharine S$ Tven
Daniel B Lyon
Robert J. Montagne
James N
Bridget Gnones
Washington Saengerbund
Legon Tobriner
Charles Meier
L Christman
Droit Park
Guy Thayedst Ox
Frank J Diewdonne
Jame Ber
McUre Perpetual
West Brookland Park
Greeglew
Rudolph B
Berendet
Alphonss M. Baer
Ismac
Nordlinger
Henolt Baer Jr
Park View Terrace
Biltmorm Association
Julius Peyser
Richart K Campbell
Michael G McCormick
Block & Square
Pau L
Whitmarsh Et Ux
Tracy Shoemaker
Jesse J Wilson Jr
Lucy G Thompson
Potomac Storage Company
Salom ‘Trust Company
Fidelity Trust
Holmead Maxor
Lea PF Calferd
Burtor E
Big Sugar Suit Begins in New York Trial
District Attorney Dennison opened the case against American Sugar Refining Company charging six years of false sugar weights to dodge duties. He said 6,000 tons were entered without duty, defrauding the government of about 1.25 million. He outlined schemes including beam fraud, lighter trucks, hidden weights, water on scales, and offset weights. Defendant John B Stanchfield, attorney for sugar trust, contended no testimony yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
United States
Dennison
Malone
John B Stanchfield
Sugar Trust
Gow's Jury Disagrees in Brooklyn Larceny Case
A Brooklyn jury hearing the larceny charge against William Gow, former president of the International Trust Company and director of the Borough Bank of Brooklyn, disagreed today after being held on $27,000 bail. Gow faced trial over the alleged theft of $145,000 from the Borough Bank. further proceedings are postponed pending juror reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gow
New York
Brooklyn
William Gow
International Trust Company
Borough Bank of Brooklyn
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Georgetown
Dector
Messrs
Dekker
Hythe
Foychar
Wepa
Buck
J. WN
McGill
Naval Board
President’s Committee of Experts
ARMY
Soldiers’ Homes Board
Carnegie Institution
Omesa Oil
Vaan Te Annis
Cole & Lrowaldaon Tatabe
Eawand J
John O'Donoghue
Claude O'Donoghue
Howard Pod
Sarzh K Kingey
McLain Brashear
JR Faque
Edward MF
Chasies M
John P Miller
Splevini
Gic Shion
Bronnon B. Philipson
Columbia
Mandamus
Wo G Gar Gner
American Campnor Forests and Products Company
L. Wailer Weed
Julia Jt Weed
Ralegue Maxt Lgage
M Stragburger
Jenis Krogmann
Anacostia
George F Pyles
Willam A
Julia
Pines
West Bloomingdale
Chapmen W. Towler
Mary A Fowler
Thzart
John & R Swarmstett Et al
Trustega
Henry Eberbeoh
Washington Heights
Frank
Colling
Hix
Barrett
William A
Frances D
Ipse B
Emelyn
Land
Emma Donohue
Annie Hebsacker
Ray “T Jenkins
Clarence Bo Hight
Rhusta
Alexander D Gant
Twooleti
Arthur Carr
Wyatt ‘A
Marle
Twelfth Street
Arthur Carrrustee
Harry B
Florence
Riley Pert
Square
Annie
Robinson
Virginie
E Street
Bradles Daviaron
Luther
Fristoe
Lew
TE Bluth
Samuel E Masson
George W. Myers
Robert E Bradley
Twente Eeventh
Twenty Eighth Streets
Elie Fabre
George J
Helen
Cowl
Second
Ramey A Bystein Dux
Charles P Powell
Charles P Powall
Barney A Epstein
Park Wew Terracc
Michael G McCormick Et
Frederick L Siddons
Maurice I Roeenberg
George Barquhar
Big Sugar
American Company
Uncle Sam
Alstar
Chicago
California
Grand Minyon
Los San Diego
Seasi
Deluze
J Dillard
Gee
F. Bay
Broadway
Cor
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