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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1906

Page

5

Army Camps to Test Regulars and Militia for War

A Senate push led by President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft seeks 1.0 million dollars to mobilize a full regular army camp with militia support. The plan would station troops near Fort Riley for July to September, with long marches and field conditions to simulate war. Critics note logistics, transport, and supply gaps must be fixed before any such exercise.

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 northward yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Joel Hillmen presided. a panel on Berthold Auerbach by Mrs. Aline Auerbach Minster, a descendant, was featured. Julia Holbrook and Rosalie Conger performed a violin duet. a cake sale raised funds. An advertisement promotes 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 Drive Charity Funds Amid Conference Notes

Urgent appeals seek 8.60 by March 15 to prevent cuts in Associated Charities operations. Contributions from many individuals are listed, while Citizens Relief Association records gifts to John F. Wilkins. A Monday night division conference at 721 Eighth Street SE highlighted cooperation, methods, and distress cases, with plans for a new Southeast division convening biweekly.

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 Philippine Health Report

The monthly health report for the Philippine islands shows tuberculosis as the deadliest disease in September with 128 deaths, while Asiatic cholera caused 126 deaths. Total September deaths reached 1,063 with 682 births. smallpox and plague declined to insignificance, and two deaths resulted from venomous reptiles. Cholera persists, especially in Rizal, with cases in Cavite, Pampanga, Bulacan, and Laguna being isolated under municipal guidance.

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

Boracic and Salicylic Acid Use in Sausages Debated

The Department of Agriculture addressed an importer of frankfurter sausages seeking approval to use boracic or salicylic acid as a preservative, noting German bans and health concerns. It warned that any additive must be labeled and not forbidden by the exporting country, with limited allowances for benzoates and similar substances while experiments proceed.

Department of Agriculture Bureau of Chemistry

Indian cadet at West Point boosts Carlisle School art

Miss Angel Decora, a Winnebago Indian based in New York City, was named art teacher at the Carlisle Indian School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania by Commissioner Leupp. She promotes indigenous designs in beadwork, Navajo blankets, Pueblo pottery, and crafts, highlighting their ethical and mythological meanings.

West Point Angel Decora New York City Miss Decora Carlittle Indian School Carlisle Leupp

Ruined Peer Does Not Seek Oblivion

Sir Edmund Verney, once expelled from Parliament for a naval offense, reappears in public life and faces renewed attention amid his Buckinghamshire estates. The piece traces his family lineage, ties to Florence Nightingale, and notoriety from the Crimean era, noting his continued public presence and Boer War stance.

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 stats accuracy

William J. Harvey of Philadelphia submits to The Post a detailed reply to a National Board of Trade inquiry over Census Bureau crop data. He says his committee found Agricultural Department figures substantially correct while Census figures were erroneous, and he explains why some evidence was withheld, defending the committee’s conclusions and noting discussions about a permanent Census Bureau.

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 rock and coughs ease

The text describes severe coughing that wears down throat and lungs, with repeated jar blows and tears to healthy tissue. It claims Ayer's Cherry Pectoral stops hard coughing and urges consulting a doctor. It mentions presenting the formulas of all medicines and Lowell usage.

Ayer Lowell

Valencia disaster probe appointed by Roosevelt

Secretary Metcalf named a special commission to investigate the Valencia wreck. The panel includes Lawrence O. Murray, Herbert K. Smith, and Bremerton Navy Yard commandant, reporting independently of the Steamboat Inspection Service. The group heads Pacific Coastward for inquiry. The Maggie Hart schooner at Hatteras Inlet was floated by the revenue cutter Seminole after fears of breaking up.

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

Postmaster Appointments List for Several Districts

The following fourth class postmasters have been appointed for multiple districts: 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 Visit City for Sanitation Lectures

Baron Takaki, famed surgeon general of the Japanese navy, will arrive February 18 and stay with Mr Hioki, Japan’s charge d affaires, for several days. He has been warmly greeted by the medical community in New York and Philadelphia, where he spoke on military sanitation. Dr Jokichi Takamine, noted Japanese chemist, will also be the guest of Mr Hioki.

Baron Takaki Hioki Japan New York Philadelphia Jokichi Takamine 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

Prom Varied New York Papers On Fatigue Cure

A long London style feature summarizes Prof I B Lee's lecture at the American Museum of Natural History claiming three acids in blood cause fatigue and another absent acid. candy may aid fatigue, soda possibly, but not proven. Also recaps police news, theatre ads, a horse hero, and local oddities from New York and New Jersey.

New York Lee Academy of Sciences American Museum of Natural History

Forbes Wake and Dueling Dummies at Goat Moonlight

The wake of James Forbes was resumed at The Goat Monday night with a lively German peasant dance and Mendelssohn’s mood. A gray mustached man clung to a bench while Bertha left him sleeping. A strong shove at a dummy sparked a sudden scuffle as a man demanded a smash. George Latham sues actress Leslie Carter for 7000 in clothes given to her son, now 24, arguing accountability ends at age.

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 Tie Perry A. Terhune Ieee Sheeny Mike Sue Neal Forbes Boca Tag Bertha Brove Iit Vie Missel Brody James Forbes George Latham Leslie Carter Latham

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