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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1906

Page

37

Schiff Replies on Elastic Currency Plan Curbs Proposed Germany Method

Secretary Shaw replies to Jacob Schiff criticizing the New York Chamber of Commerce currency report. He argues most favor tighter reform but disputes the proposed measures, endorsing Germany’s system as best and most workable though not the only solution.

Germany Shaw Jacob H Schiff New York Chamber of Commerce Mr. Schiff New York Chamber of Commerce Treasury National Banks Weiler Ene Corth New York City United States National Bank Boor & Ceni Unis Pcster L Thin

The Value of Charcoal in Health and Beauty

Charcoal is presented as a safe cleansing remedy absorbing stomach and bowel impurities. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are highlighted as the best form, with claims of breath, complexion, teeth whitening, and digestive benefits. A Buffalo anecdote supports use, noting liver and stomach relief, price at 25 cents per box.

Stuart Buffalo

More Employes Dropped at Portsmouth Navy Yard

Under Secretary Bonaparte deficiency order, about thirty skilled workers at Portsmouth Virginia navy yard were furloughed. Total layoffs exceed two hundred across departments since the order. Despite urgent work on Charlester Olympia and torpedo flotilla repairs, further reductions are expected as Congress action is sought to ease the funding crisis.

Bonaparte Navy Yard Portsmouth Charlester Olympia Philippines

Dismissed Midshipmen From Naval Academy

Annapolis Feb 7 Midshipman Laurens de Saussaure of Charleston and George H Melvin of Genes NL were dismissed at noon and given until 6 pm to reclaim belongings on government property. Both third class members had been convicted by a court martial after hazing several fourth class men.

Annapolis Vich Laurens, de Saussaure Charleston S. C George H. Melvin Genes Naval Academy

MAY PARDON MERIWETHER AT NAVAL ACADEMY CASE

Secretary Bonaparte recommends clemency for Midshipman Meriwether Jr who killed Midshipman Branch in a fight. The case centers on hazing charges under 1874 statute, with six specifications, three proven, two disproved, one partly. The Navy seeks mercy due to trial ordeal and mild hazing acts. a similar clemency trend follows Midshipman Miller.

Meriwether, Jr Branch Naval Academy Bonaparte John Paul Miller Meriwether Stems Department of Justices Wekon Nere

Legal battle over Dr Tanski body cremation dispute

Dr N T Tanski freethinker leader died last December leaving directions for no funeral services and cremation by Mrs J K P Bigger. His daughter from Brad dock Paul demanded the body in a dispute now before Justices and Common Pleas courts after Judge Smith dismissed an injunction. The case continues.

Washington Post Cincinnati N. T. Tanski J. K. P. Bigger Tanskis Braddock Paul Justices Common Pleas Smith

Avers merger exists and DOJ to act against railroads

The Department of Justice moves to bring proceedings against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and allies, alleging a combination in restraint of trade. Townsend of Michigan says prima facie case is made, urging an investigation before the Interstate Commerce Commission, with coal interests and Red Rock Coal Company figure in the charges.

Department of Justice Raiiiroad Company Coal Man Pennsylvania Railroad Company House Interstate Commerce Commission Gillespie Townsend Michigan Congress Pennsylvania Baltimore Ohio Chesapeake and Ohio Worfolk Western Commerce Commission Pennsylvania Company Logan M. Bullitt Red Rock Coal Company Philadelphia Bullitt West Virginia Baltimore and Ohio Dalzell and Stirley Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce Col. Hepburn Busine

Army Orders Move Officers and Board Appointments

Army orders list leaves of absence for several officers, assignments of second lieutenants to regiments, and a board of officers to inspect. It notes moves of subsistence officers to Fort Riley for Cavalry and Field Artillery study, reports to Fort Sheridan for examinations, and promotions for assistant surgeons. Movements of naval vessels Lebanon Chicago Heston Perry Marblehead arrive at San Diego Santa Barbara.

James T. Kerr Clyde D. W. Hunt John van R. Hoff William 2D. Beach William A. Mann Cal William H,orbuster Dgar J. Treacy Fifth Cavalry Edward J. Cullen Seventeenth Infantry Reynold F. Migdalski Twelfth Cavalry Henry B. Smalley Fourteenth Cavalry John P. Adams Twenty-second Infantry James P. Wayland Third Cavalry Ira Longanecker Secon Infantry Philip J. Golden Eleventh Infantry William ©. Whitener Eighth Infantry William R. McCleary Robert Blaine Tenth Cavalry Luther Felker Frederick J. Ostermann Highteenth Infantry Murray Blight Rush William J. Conmolly Everett D. Barlow, Jr Thirteenth Infantry Lawrence B. Hohl Nineteenth Infantry James G. Boswell Robert H. Clarke Twenty-third Infantry John 8. Mallory Joseph YT. Dickman Harry C. Hale Subsistence Department Fort Riley Kansas School of Application For Cavalry Charles €. Clark Arthur M. Edwards Frank H. Lawton Lawrence B. Simonds Louis Fort Sheridan Illinois Richard T. Yeatman Twenty-seventh Infantry Alfred E. Bradley Jonas A. Emery Thomas W. Darrah William H. Richardson United States Army George C. Shaw John L. DeWitt Twenty-first Infantry Aid-De-Camp John J. Fulmer Kelton L. Pepper Frederick SL Price Fourteenth Infantry Vancouver Barracks Wash Samuel 8. Sumner U.S. A Frank Heath Ordnance Department Washington, D. C Arthur W. Morse Frank C. Baker Henry 8. Kiersted Cary A. Sneddy Fort Barrancas Frs Lloyd L. Smith Ensistant Eurgson San Francisco Army Transport Service Fort Lawton Henry 8. Moon Tenth Infantry Louis T.hen Lebanon Delaware Breakwater Chicago Heston Perry San Diego Marblehead Santa Barbara

ALLEGED LYNCHERS GO FREE

Barnwell S C Feb 7 The seven prominent white men including farmers merchants and two State constables arrested for participation in the lynching of John and Frank Deloach colored were released today Magistrate C W Moody ruled the evidence insufficient to hold them for murder The magistrate's decision was cheered by a large crowd More than twenty witnesses were examined

South Carolina Barnwell 8. C John Frank Deloach C. W. Moody

A Perfect Food Scott's Emulsion Claims Quick Strength

A medical style endorsement explains Scott's Emulsion as a rapid, reliable restoration aid for wasting and loss of flesh. It highlights Norwegian cod liver oil, lime and soda phosphites, and glycerine as the nourishing core, claiming purity and proper proportion as the secret of success. The ad cites Scott & Browne of Pearl Street New York.

Scott

Count Boni de Castellane and His Questionable Title

Boni de Castellane faces a public dispute over his claimed title and marriage to Anna Gould. Genealogists say the Castellane line is extinct, while Toulouse Castellanes and other branches used titles in the Napoleonic era. The piece also notes British peer Earl Caithness and historic Sinclair ancestry amid Prussian superstitions about silver bullets.

Boni de Castellane Monaco Duke of Valentinois Mazarin Mayenne Estouteville Boni de Castelane Boni de Castellano Gould Anna Gould de Castellane France Marquis de Castellane Count de Grigap Mme. de Sevigne Toulouse Castellane Provence Toulouse Castellanes Napoleon Esparron Hippolyte de Castellane Magastrea Mile Blanche de Caastellane Jules de Castellane Bragle Sabran de la Rochefoucauld Taleyrand Hani de Juigne Boni Lord Caithness England United States Earl North Dakota Chicago New York Sinclair Jeabel Sinclair Countess of Sutherland James Buchanan Craigend Murray MacGregor Caithness Prussia Frederick the Great Frederick William III L Leipsig William Terlin Baden, &c Austria Isd Nobiling Walser Marquish DE Fontanoy

Robert Loraine to star in Man and Superman in Washington

Robert Loraine appears at the National Theater in Washington in Man and Superman, a Bernard Shaw comedy still drawing crowds at the Hudson Theater in New York. May Irwin opens a week at the Columbia Theater with Mrs. Black Is Back, and De Wolf Hopper brings Happyland to the Belasco with a strong cast and new songs. The program also features the Flaming Arrow at the Academy, with Indian pageantry and a Jungfrau ascent lecture, plus Honeyboy Evans at the Majestic, and other attractions at the Lyceum, National, and Columbia theaters. The Boston Symphony Orchestra performs at the National, and Homer Davenport speaks at the Columbia with a Davenport lecture and cartoons.

Washington Robert Loraine National Theater Bernard Shaw Hudson Theater New York May Irwin Columbia Theater Mrs. Black George W. Hobart Columbia Miss Irwin United States Hobart Irwin May Trrwin de Wolf Hopper Belasco de Koven Rob Roy Frederic Ranken Hopper Minette Academy Lincoln J. Carter Moon Dog Custer Carlisle Eagle Black Eagle Col. Fremont Mary Leutenant George Honeyboy" Evans Runaways Majestic Evans Mona Carrington Charlie Cox Carolyn Walker Henry Taylor Margaret Sutherland J. M. Bowman Blanche Barnes W. T. Bowman Harry Smith Clare Calhoun Thomas Brooks Blanche Leste Lyceum Theater W. Dinkins Madden Jess Larry Smith Mane Champion Stanley Scanlon Victor Milo Robusto Ile West Minstrels Irving Homer Davenport Bee Davenport

Noted impresarios in town stage lineup and local crime news

The distinguished romantic actor brings his company to present Just Dorothy with Kent, from earlier Frohman and Goodwin collaborations. Also billed are the Fighe Phebianis from London and Julian Eltinge. In Manassas a bank robbery case against Frank Burns goes to the jury. Miss Jennie Chambers, journalist and author, suffered apoplexy in Harpers Ferry and is not expected to recover.

Dorothy Mr. Kent Frohman Forces Nat Goodwin Bob Fighe Phebianis London Julian Eltinge Eltinge Harvard Boston Cadets R. A. Barnet George Wilson Rose Wentworth Violet Dale Jennie Chambers Washington Harpers

Veteran’s recovery claim after whisky tonic in 1903 Kalamazoo

William H. McCormick, a Civil War veteran aged 75, reports renewed health from Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey. He cites past injuries and diseases including spine damage, kidney and lung conditions, and bronchitis, claiming the tonic improves appetite and throat troubles as he seeks vigor and vitality through continued use.

Wm. H. McCormick Duffy Stern Hiver Luffy William

Duftys Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Warns Against Imitations

An ad warns that Duftys Pure Malt Whiskey is the government recognized medicine with a seal on sealed bottles. It cautions against Druffys imitations offered by unscrupulous sellers, urges buyers to insist on the Old Chemist label, and notes the product sells for $1.00 per bottle with free medical booklet and doctor advice.

Duffy Druffy Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester N. Y N. EA Shea

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