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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1906

Page

30

Army must train in camps with million dollar push

The piece argues for a federal appropriation of about 1.0 million dollars to move one full regular army into summer and fall camps and 1.21 million more for militia participation. Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Secretary Taft would press Congress to fund extensive mobilization tests, with long marches, field drills, wagons, and supply shifts planned across camps near Fort Riley and other regions.

Cain Transeorlath Leavitts Fort Riley Congress Ana

Jewish Women Meet at Temple for Panel on Berthold Auerbach

The Council of Jewish Women gathered at the Jewish Temple on Eighth Street for an afternoon meeting presided by Mrs. Joel Hillmen. A trio of notable happenings included a panel by Mrs. Aline Auerbach Minster on Berthold Auerbach, a violin duet by Julia Holbrook and Rosalie Conger, and a profitable cake sale. An advertisement touts Dr Agnew's Cure for heart disease with testimonials.

Council of Jewish Women Jewish Temple Eighth Street H and I Streets Northwad Joel Hillmen Aline Auerbach Minester Berthold Auerbach Minster Julia Holbrook Rosalie Conger

Appeals for Charities Funds Urgent March 15 Target

Justice Loewe and Col Archibald Hopkin urge contributors to raise 8.60 by March 15 to avoid cuts at Associated Charities. List of donors and amounts followed by notes on division conferences at 721 Eighth Street Southeast and related relief efforts across Georgetown West End Northeast and Southeast divisions.

The Associated Charities David J. Loewe Archibald Hopkin John Joy Edson G. H Roy Henry M. Hoyt M. S. Johnses Citizens’ Relief Association John F. Wilkins Silg Street Josephine P. Kelton FE. M. Currie Eden B. Slater James D. Wotts James G Hill GT. Smallwood Woodward Eighth Street Southeast W. ©. Alexander Georgetown Kathryn E. Howells Pennsylvania Avenue Wiliam H. Baldwin Inez M. Southworth Charles F. Weller

Tuberculosis Most Fatal Disease in September Report

The monthly health report for the Philippine islands notes tuberculosis as the deadliest, with 128 deaths in September amid 126 cholera fatalities. Overall September deaths reached 1,063, including 55 among transients, while births were 682.

Philippine Islands Manila Victor G. Reiser Marine Trospiral Service Rizal Cavité Panpanga Bulaca Laguna

Boracic Acid Question In Food Sausage Labels

A Department of Agriculture inquiry from a sausage importer asks if salicylic or boracic acid or any preservative may be used if clearly labeled. The department states preservatives may be objected to unless shown on the label or allowed by origin laws. For now small amounts of certain acids and salts are allowed if declared and not forbidden abroad.

Department of Agriculture Bureau of Chemistry

Indian Woman Named Art Teacher at Carlisle School

Miss Angel Decora, a Winnebago Indian artist based in New York City, was appointed as art teacher at the Carlisle Indian School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Her work highlights tribal beadwork, blankets, pottery, and carvings, aiming to revive interest in Native American designs under Commissioner Leupp. Also noted: H. Ashton promoted to assistant inspector on the Public Printer’s staff, effective February 6.

West Point Angel Decora New York City Miss Decora Carlittle Indian School Carlisle Leupp H. ¥. Ashton Chicago Charles A. Stillings Charles F. Brown Government Printing Office

Ruined Peer Does Not Seek Oblivion

Sir Edmund Verney once expelled from Parliament for a naval offense defies oblivion by public writing and political intent. The Verney family, Claydon House, Florence Nightingale connection, and Nightingale House are recounted, with notes on advocacy for the Boers and historic kinship to Sir Harry and Sir W.messaging the long legacy amid social circles.

Edmund Verney Lord Rothschild Buckinghamshire Lfe House of Commons Royal Navy Jali Florence Nightingale Sir Edmund Board of Magistrates Anglesey Charles Calvert Q. C Sir Hadmund Edmund England Harry Verney Oliver Cromwell Wormund Verney Charles I Bage Hill Claydon House Bucks Edge Hill Verneys Ralph Verney London Adam Stowe Duke of Buckingham Sir Edmund Verney The Grosvenor

Harvey defends census report on agricultural statistics

William J. Harvey of Philadelphia submits to The Post a statement refuting claims of major Census Bureau errors in crop data. He asserts the Agricultural Department figures were substantially correct and that the Board of Trade report misstates findings, while detailing committee actions and reasons for excluding Census Bureau representatives.

Board of Trade Agricultural Department William Harvey Philadelphia Post National Board of Trade Census Bureau Keep Commission Bureau Toto Wilson Hyde Merriam Keep Congress

Jar of Ee Fe oh: Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Claims Cure

The fragment advertises Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as stopping hard coughing from a long throat and lung ailment. It touts health benefits, urges consulting a doctor, and mentions official formulas and Lowell usage. The piece reflects old fashioned patent medicine promotion.

Ayer Lowell

Valencia disaster probe ordered by Cabinet officials

Secretary Metcalf appointed a special commission to investigate the Valencia wreck. The panel includes Lawrence O. Murray Assistant Secretary Herbert K. Smith Deputy Commissioner of Corporations and the Bremerton Navy Yard commandant. It will operate independently of the Steamboat Inspection Service and head to the Pacific Coast soon. The move follows lobbying by Senator Pile and Representative Humphrey to intensify inquiry. The schooner Maggie Hart was floated off Hatteras Inlet after a successful recovery by the revenue cutter Seminole.

Department of Commerce and Labor Slocum Metcalf Valencia Lawrence O. Murray Herbert K. Smith Bremerton Navy Yard Roosevelt Pile Humphrey Washington Steamboat Inspection Service Pacific Coast Maggie Hart Hatteras Inlet N. C Ross

Fourth Class Postmasters Appointed in Several States

The following fourth class postmasters have been appointed Virginia Henry J Gardner Brune Caleb C Cooper Cob ham Wharf Herbert A Moore Delila Pennsylvania Brandt Alfred L Kessler

Virginia Henry J. Gardner Brune Caleb C. Cooper Cobham Wharf Herbert A. Moore Delila Pennsylvania Brandt Alfred L. Kessler

Baron Takaki to Lecture Here on Sanitation

Baron Takaki, famed Japanese naval surgeon general, will arrive February 18 to lecture on military sanitation in this city. He will be hosted by Mr Hioki, Japan’s charge d affaires, after high regard from medical professionals in New York and Philadelphia. Jokichi Takamine, renowned Japanese chemist, will also join as Mr Hioki’s guest.

Baron Takaki Hioki Japan New York Philadelphia Jokichi Takamine

New York's Oddities and Police Tales Abroad

A long mixed page notes from New York on Prof Lee’s fatigue research with acids and sugar, Pompeii the police horse’s retirement, Maude Adams speeding a Broadway auto, a Turkish flower vendor’s gas death, Dreamland’s Train Wreckers show, Halloran seeking a wife, Dr Terhune’s nonstarvation theory, Croker tombs, a jailed North Bergen burglar, a runaway horse incident, Chase painting Roosevelt, and Aero Club balloons.

Wake at The Goat. Forbes and a Night of Daze

The Goat wake resumes as TAM Forbes kicks begin with Sheeny Mike and Sister Sue clearing a spare. An old man with gray mustache sits near the beer stand while Bertha abandons him after he sleeps on a bench. A rash attack by a reader named James Forbes leads to a dramatic stumble. Mendelssohn and a German “softy” bring a musical highlight as a Cremona violin hangs in jeopardy. George Latham sues actress Leslie Carter for 7000 dollars for clothes supplied to her son Dudley Carter, who is now twenty four, amid her defense that debts after adulthood are not her responsibility.

London Derbyshire Continent Sisters of St. Vincent de Paul Paris Kalserawerth Rhine England Harley Street Kingsland Crimea Robert Peel William Russell London Times Seat of War Mias Nightingale Miss Nightingale Calais Dover St. Thomas’ Hospital Nightingale House Queen Victoria Edward Order of the Red Cross New York Lee Academy of Sciences American Museum of Natural History Pompeii Voliceman Redmond P. Keresey West 52d Street Tie Seventh Avenue 10Th Pompeli Teg Po- Heeman Keresey Keresey Prin Henry 125Th Street West End Street Rye N. Y Maude Adams Broadway Gibbons West 142 Street Preston Ketcham 200Th Street West 152d Street Julius Ruff Madison Avenue Richard A. Terhune Physicians of Passaic N. J Perry A. Terhune Ieee George Merg North Bergen WN. J Merg the Automobile Club Post Hugh Glen Flead Aero Claw of America Broux Wath Street Mirlem Ter Bowery Lower Park Chuck Conors Steve Brodie Thia Ns Las Ben James Forbes Eagery Foremer McAdoo Bingham Forbes Park Raw Prisen Pete Stan Cig James Forbes Milas Sue Frisen St. Louis Baltimore Chicago Gettysburg Sheeny Mike Neal Boca Tag Bertha Brove Iit Vie Missel Brody George Latham Leslie Carter Latham

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