Military camps debated to train regulars and militia
A plan before Congress seeks 1.0 million dollars to move a full regular army into camps this summer and fall and 2.0 million more to cover transport and supplies. President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft push a strong push for funding to allow long marches and simulated warfare, with camps set near Fort Riley and dispersed in four corners of the country during July to September.
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Ganges
Thoosevelt
Taft
Congress
Hasieg
Eitier
Resufa
Gary
Cain
Transeorlath
Leavitts
Fort Riley
Ana
Jewish Women Meet at Temple on Eighth Street
The Council of Jewish Women gathered at the Jewish Temple on Eighth Street North West with Mrs Joel Hillmen presiding. Aline Auerbach Minster led the afternoon panel on Berthold Auerbach. A violin duet by Julia Holbrook and Rosalie Conger delighted attendees and proceeds from a cake sale were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Rush Donations For City Charities Fund
Urgent appeals have been made for contributions to the Associated Charities fund led by Justice David J. Loewe and Col Archibald Hopkin. The drive aims to raise 8.60 by March 15 to avoid cuts in society work. Contributions from numerous donors are listed, while new office conferences outline improved cooperation and charity efforts across divisions in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 In September Health Report
The September monthly health report for the Philippine islands notes tuberculosis caused 128 deaths, and Asiatic cholera 126, as the two hardest to control. Total deaths reached 1,063 with 55 transients. births numbered 682. Cholera persists, especially in Rizal, with Cavite Panpanga Bulacan and Laguna affected. Victor G. Reiser signs the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
Manila
Victor G. Reiser
Marine Trospiral Service
Rizal
Cavité
Panpanga
Bulaca
Laguna
Boracic Acid Inquiries In Food Sausage Label Rules
An importer's inquiry on using boracic or salicylic acid in rankfurter sausages prompts the Department of Agriculture to reiterate that any preservative must be disclosed on the label and must not be injurious or forbidden by importing country laws. German regulations ban boracic and salicylic acids. the department notes no strong need for preservatives beyond salt vinegar spices and smoke. Pending Bureau of Chemistry experiments allow limited benzoic acid, benzoates, salicylic acids, sulphites, and copper sulphate with clear labeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry
Indian Girl Appointed Art Teacher at Carlisle School
Miss Angel Decora, a Winnebago Indian, is named art teacher at Carlisle Indian School Carlisle Pa by Commissioner Leupp. She has long promoted Native American beadwork, blankets, pottery, and carvings highlighting ethical mythic significance and artistic revival. Also noted are H Ashton’s appointment as assistant Inspector to Public Printer Stillings, effective February 6.
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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, fresh in the public eye for vowing not to allow the Rothschild hunt on his Buckinghamshire estates, appears reconsidering a political return after an infamous parliamentary expulsion tied to a naval court martial. The piece traces his family’s storied history and Nightingale kinship, noting Florence Nightingale’s influence and the Verney lineage from Claydon House, with detours on Lady Nightingale and Ena of Battenberg.
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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
Claydon
South Street
Park Lane
Miss Nightingale
Florence
City of Flowers
Lady Verney
Waptes
Parthenope
Shore
William Shore
Tea Hurst
Derbyshire
Peter Nightingale
Continent
Sisters of St. Vincent de Paul
Paris
Kalserawerth
Rhine
Harley Street
Kingsland
Crimea
Robert Peel
William Russell
London Times
Seat of War
Mias Nightingale
Calais
Dover
St. Thomas’ Hospital
Nightingale House
Queen Victoria
Edward
Order of the Red Cross
William Harvey Defends Census Discrepancy Report
William Harvey of Philadelphia files a statement to The Post defending a National Board of Trade report on Census Bureau crop statistics from 1900. He says Agricultural Department figures were substantially correct. Census figures were flawed. He describes committee actions, excludes a Census Bureau representative, and notes no essential facts were held back while acknowledging some data were omitted due to space and political pressures.
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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 Hammer blows break the hardest rock
An old advertisement-like excerpt describes severe coughing wearing down lungs and throats. It touts Ayer s Cherry Pectoral as a remedy and urges consulting a doctor, listing various medicines and a generic note about formulas and Lowell usage. The fragmentary text shows promotional language and 19th century brand phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Lowell
Valencia disaster inquiry widened by new special commission
President Roosevelt and Secretary Metcalf ordered a special commission to investigate the Valencia wreck. The panel includes Lawrence O. Murray, Herbert K. Smith, and the Bremerton Navy Yard commandant, operating independently of the Steamboat Inspection Service. The group will sail to the Pacific Coast soon. Meanwhile the Maggie V Hart was floated after running aground off Hatteras Inlet with timely help from the revenue cutter Seminole.
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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 towns
The Department of Epublic Posts announces new fourth class postmasters in Virginia Brune Cob ham Wharf Delila Henry J Gardner Caleb C Cooper Herbert A Moore Alfred L Kessler Brandt Pennsylvania Names listed reflect forthcoming duties in these communities and designate changes in local postal leadership from the official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Henry J. Gardner
Brune
Caleb C. Cooper
Cobham Wharf
Herbert A. Moore
Delila
Pennsylvania
Brandt
Alfred L. Kessler
Baron Takaki Coming Here for Sanitation Lectures
The famous Japanese naval surgeon Baron Takaki will arrive February 18 and stay several days as guest of Mr Hioki the charge d affaires of Japan. He will lecture on military sanitation after being welcomed by the medical profession in New York and Philadelphia. Dr Jokichi Takamine also will be Mr Hioki's guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Takaki
Hioki
Japan
New York
Philadelphia
Jokichi Takamine
New York Night Notes From Police and People
Long city column recounts a mix of police news and human interest. Highlights include Pompeii the circus horse and his officer handler Keresey, celebrity sightings with Maude Adams, a fatal gas death of flower vendor, Dreamland’s Train Wreckers show plans, a Croker tomb progress, a runaway horse and rescue by officers, and a poetically garbled panorama of New York panhandling culture and a mock wake for James Forbes.
Wake at the Goat: Forbes and a German Peasant Dance
The wake of James Forbes was resumed at The Goat Monday night with a Mendelssohn dance scene and a German softy moved by tears. A Little old man with a gray mustache watched from a bench as others kicked a dummy. George Latham sues actress Mrs Leslie Carter in City Court for 7000 dollars for clothes lent to her son Dudley Carter, arguing responsibility ends at majority.
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Maude Adams
Broadway
Gibbons
West 142 Street
Preston Ketcham
200Th Street
West 152d Street
Julius Ruff
Madison Avenue
Sheeny Mike
Sue
Neal
Forbes
Boca
Tag Bertha
Brove Iit
Vie Missel
Brody
James Forbes
George Latham
Leslie Carter
Latham
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Eal
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Uel
Bern
Senertl
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Divisim
Poe
Imu
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Luzon
Mindiniwe
Tran Tae Hiute
China
Cathode
Mexico
Thorpe
Aline Auerbach
Agnew
Rev. L. S. Dana
Pittsburg
Stone & Podle
Pa. Ave
O'donnell’s
Hhb Hyee
Professional Men OF
James Kerr
Hina of Battenberg
Biarritz
Spain
Ena
Countess de Par
Vila Manrique
Seville
Riviera
Eugenie
Marguise DE
W. S. Harvey
Revenue
Sakban
People’s Savings Bank
St. N. W
Lee
Academy of Sciences
American Museum of Natural History
Pompeii
Voliceman
Redmond P. Keresey
West 52d Street
Tie
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10Th
Pompeli
Teg
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Keresey
Prin Henry
125Th Street
West End Street
Rye
N. Y
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James Hazen Hyde
West Twenty-eighth Street
Coney Island
Dreamland
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Jersey City
John Halloran
Central Avenue
Terday
Weehawken
Halloran
Richard A. Terhune
Physicians of
Passaic
N. J
Perry A. Terhune
Ieee
Fifth Avenue
Frank H. Croker
Nerbert V. Croker
Richard Croker
Tammany
Calvary Cemetery
Long Island City
Croker
Frederick. H. Benedict
Central Valley
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North Bergen
WN. J
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East
H7th Street
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Flying Horse
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Roosevett
Aero Club of America
Automobile Club of America
Fifty-eighth Street
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Westchester County
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Aero Club
the Automobile Club
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Glen Flead
Aero Claw of
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Watch Street
Mirlem
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Millfate
Prince Edward Ishind
United States
Fred Ivanny
West Second Street
Plainfield
Harry Durant
Margate
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Bette
Piscenti
Durant
Lat
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Parkrew
Chuck Conors
Steve Brodie
Thia Ns
Las
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Eagery
Foremer
McAdoo
Bingham
Park Raw
Prisen Pete Stan
Cig
Milas
Frisen
St. Louis
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Gettysburg
Tam Forbes
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