Episcopal Eye Ear and Throat Hospital reports growth in patients and funds
The twelfth annual report shows 6,17 patients treated and 5,66 total cases, with about 500 involving eyes ears or both. Clinic visits exceed 37,001 in twelve years, 167 operations this year, and overall receipts beat expenditures by 9144. Donations and pay patients rise, with reduced Mousehold costs and per capita costs declining over four years. Monthly Ladies committee raised 1,262.12 and funded household items, while over 1,000 was added to the Belt memorial fund invested at 6 percent.
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Episcopal Institution
Episcopal Hue
Belt
Only Way To Cure Asthma Bent Medical Authorities Advocate Constitutional Treatment
Medical authorities declare asthma a constitutional disease and urge constitutional treatment. Ascatco, advertised as a permanent cure, is supplied by Austrian Laboratory with doses at 10 cent and 2 size for a month’s home treatment, claimed to end choking spells without climate change or travel.
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Washington
West Zith Street
New York City
Ogram
Measles Epidemic Grows in District Reports 684 New Cases
Health office records show 684 new measles cases the past week, bringing the total to 1918 with 212 recoveries. One measles death occurred, while total weekly deaths rose to 131, colored mortality up 24 from the prior week. Other leading causes were tuberculosis 18, kidney diseases 16, and pneumonia 14. Births totaled 164, 88 white and 76 colored.
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Health Office
Brumback Heirs Contest Dixon Fullerton Will
Brumback heirs answer in the Dixon Fullerton estate case contends a one thirteenth share for Frank Brumback Hermann Brumback and Arthur Brumback, that Arthur predeceased Jefferson Brumback, and that under the will and D C law the share lapses or passes to the Brumback defendants.
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Dixon Fullerton
Frank F. Brumback
Louise Brumback
Herthonn Brumback
Elizabeth P. Brumback
Angus L. Fullerton
Wilton J. Lembert
Frank Brumback
Hermann Brumback
Arthur Brumback
Bis
Jefferson Brumback
Frank F
District of Columbia
North American Conservation Conference Ends Work
Canadian, Mexican and United States commissioners of the North American Conservation Conference, called by President Roosevelt, signed the declaration of principles at Shoreham Hotel. Secretary Bacon will deliver the document to the President. The declaration outlines shared goals but contains no specific recommendations and leaves laws to each government. Canadian delegates departed yesterday. Mexican visitors left last night.
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Canada
Mexico
United States
Roosevelt
Whch
Shoreham Hotel
Bacon
Wedding License Dispute Ends in Brawl and Wounds
A marriage license dispute between Corsey Dade and Elizabeth Cook led to a street confrontation with Joe Colis. Dade sought cancellation of his license after an accusation of assault from Colis left Dade hospitalized with a deep nose wound. Dade vowed to pursue a warrant for assault against Colis as police awaited further actions.
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Corsey Dade
Elizabeth Cook
Dorsey
Jenry
Elizabeth
Corsey
Joe Colts
Date
Bome
Freedmans Hospital
Woo
Commissioners Forward Sabbath Labor Bill Report
The commissioners sent to Representative Smith a report on prohibiting labor on buildings and in the District on the Sabbath. They state it is now too late for Congress to act and will not hold a public hearing. Letters from the Employers' Association and the Religious Liberty Bureau were forwarded with the report.
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Smith
House District Committee
Congress
Employers’ Association of the District Building ‘Trades
Religious Liberty Bureau
Bank seeks injunction against Shugrue poolroom owner
In District Supreme Court the United States Savings Bank asked for an injunction to restrain James B Shugrue who runs a poolroom at Fourteenth and W Streets NW from allowing disorderly persons on the premises. The bank says it leased the space on January 20, 1907 through A. F. Leckie as trustee on condition of propriety. An order to show cause by March 1 was signed by Justice Barnard. Attorneys Douglas Baker and Sherrill appeared for the plaintiffs.
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District Supreme Court
United States Savings Bank
James B Shugrue
Fourteenth
W Streets
A. F. Leckie
Justice Barnard
Douglas, Baker & Sherrill
Butter suit dismissed in Supreme Court
Justice Barnara of the Supreme Court yesterday heard an order to dismiss the suit by Home Pure Food Company which sought to restrain Titian W Johnson and Benjamin Hawes trading as National Manufacturing Company from making certain machines for butter manufacture and blending. The plaintiff failed to comply with a court order requiring the deposit of security for costs, leading to dismissal.
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Ie Legthel Supreme Court
Home Pure Food Company
Titian W. Johnson
Benjamin Hawes
National Manufacturing Company
Gray Gives Bail for Trial in Forgery Case
Gray B Gray formerly employed by the Washington Loan and Trust Company surrendered to bail of 50 dollars before Justice Ashley M Gould in criminal count No 1 on a forgery charge connected to a loss of 8000. Attorney Mackay appeared for the defendant. The notice also includes a string of local ads and notices about other cases and services.
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Gray
Oden B Gray
Washington Loanana Trust Company
Ashley M Gould
Mackay
Cardinal to Preside at Catholic University Rector Install
The Very Rev Thomas Joseph Shaban will be installed as rector of the Catholic University of America at 11 30 this morning in McMahon Hall Cardinal Gibbons will preside and will be joined by the new rector and retiring rector Bishop O Connell in brief addresses All faculty and students are asked to attend Bishop O Connell will leave Washington within a week for his new post in San Francisco Shaban has been a professor of ecclesiastical history and was born in Manchester New Hampshire and raised in Massachusetts
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Thomas Joseph Shaban
McMahon Hall
University
Cardinal Gibbons
Theuniversity
Bishop O'Connell
Manchester
N. H
Messachusetts
Wilson Answers Mandamus In Bleached Flour Case
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson today denied the court’s jurisdiction to review his final judgment in the bleached flour matter. In the mandamus suit filed by Alsop Process Company of St Louis, he reiterates that bleached flour introduces nitrogen dioxide peroxide into the product, with deleterious effect, and says the action rested on exhaustive official investigation.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson Yeutem
Will Unveil Noyes Bust At District Building
The unveiling of Crosby Stuart Noyes bust, veteran Washington journalist, will be at 12 30 today in the new District building. Cano H Rudolph, secretary of the memorial committee, will present it. Commissioner Macfarland will speak for the District government. Bishop Harding will give the benediction. A large gathering is expected on the first floor.
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Washington
Cano H. Rudolph
Macfarland
Harding
Filipinos of Today lecture by Rev Doltz at Covenant Church
The Rev. Paul Doltz of the Philippines will speak at 8 o clock this evening at the Church of the Covenant on Connecticut Avenue and N Street Northwest. He will show stereopticon slides detailing government schools and missions in the Islands, with no admission charge.
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Tolla
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Connecticut Avenue
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Doltz
Church of the Covenant In the
Philippines
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M G .A
Doltg
Charles E Watson Dead In Philadelphia After Lone Illness
Charles Emmons Watson formerly of Washington died Tuesday morning at Chestnut Hill Philadelphia after a lone illness. Body sent to Washington for burial with service at Glenwood Cemetery chapel this afternoon at 3 o clock and interment in Glenwood. He was son of Charles H Watson and grandson of Gen Willam H Boyd publisher of Washington City Directory. Survived by his wife and his mother Marguerite Maurer.
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Glenwood
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Charles H. Watson
Willam H. Boyd
Washington City Directory
Watson
Marguerite, Maurer
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