Navy Reorganization Plans Abolish Bureaus in Favor of Construction
A Secretary of the Navy reorganization plan envisions abolishing bureaus of equipment steam engineering and yards and docks, absorbing their functions into the bureau of construction. Steam engineering to join navigation. officials to specialize via graduate training. An expected second order will align Navy Department structure with this plan, potentially turning bureau chiefs into figurehead heads while money allocation shifts under construction control.
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Bureau of Construction
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Rubinstein Club Delights Washington Audience with Second Concert
The Rubinstein Club gave its second complimentary concert in the Arlington Hotel ballroom. The program showcased a mix of classics with strong piano and string sections under Mrs A M Galt. Soprano Miss R Buchanan and cellist Mr Burt Wirtz aided, drawing enthusiastic applause. A separate note reports Salem Oregon lawmakers considering a hatpin length limit.
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Rubinstein Lab
Arlington Hotel
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Tyoivea
A. M. Galt
Dente Rosesianington Woodman Rubinstein Club
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May Ramsdell
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Comstock Reports Breakthrough Linking Matter And Energy
Dr. D. F. Comstock of MIT physics declares a series of experiments proving matter and energy are different phases of space. The finding, to be publicized soon, promises to overturn current physics interpretations and explain long baffling phenomena in engineering and research circles.
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New York Tribune
D. F. Comstock
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Compatock
Safety Sandwiches Misheard Report Stirs Curiosity
A quirky clipping recounts a claim involving a Mrs. Hostess and a safety razor used in sandwiches. The dialogue suggests playful mishearing of a cooking method, with Mrs. Hostess confidently answering and noting ease of preparation.
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Washington to beef up police for Taft inauguration
Major Sylvester plans 500 extra policemen and 100 detectives from major cities to cover crowds during President elect Taft's inauguration on March 4. Temporary force will patrol districts, wear uniforms where possible, and cooperate with regular officers to curb pickpockets and other crimes.
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Sylvester
Taft
Richard Sylvester
Metropolitan Police Department
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Asaya
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Boardman
Wiser Man in White House Retiring President Praises Roosevelt
John H. Flagler, founder of National Tube Works now part of U S Steel, at a banquet in Pittsburgh recalls 1870 mine project and urges tariff removal. He praises Roosevelt and Taft, says cooperation between labor and capital should guide tariff policy, and that Roosevelt is best prepared to lead the nation.
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John H. Flagler
National Tube Works
United States Steel Corporation
Roosevelt
Taft
Flagler
White House
Straus proposes land purchase for standards bureau site
Secretary Straus of the Department of Commerce and Labor urged Congress to approve an appropriation not exceeding 210,000 to buy land west of the new laboratory to enlarge the standards bureau site. In a separate item a brawl at the Dewey Theater caused a panic injuring several in the rush for exits, one man with a broken leg taken to hospital.
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Dewey Theater
Noted Squad Coming for Inaugural Parade in Washington
New Yorks famed mounted traffic detail of about 200 horsemen led by Second Deputy Police Commissioner Frederick Bugher will march in the inaugural parade. They will have no police authority in Washington, must obey local rules, and will stay at the Normandie Hotel with horses in Georgetown. Inauguration committee leaders want the squad to participate and arrange carriage access and rates for the ball at the Pension Building, with subcommittees named to coordinate livery and guest pickup.
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Armay
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Charles G. Bennett
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Georgetown
Joseph M. Stoddard
New Willard Hotel
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Decor and ticket plans for inaugural ball in Washington
Preparations for the inaugural ball decorations proceed at the pension building with estimates read and an appropriation requested. About 2,000 seats in the Lafayette Square stand are spoken for, with efforts to curb speculators and several reservation refusals. Delegations from the Delaware National Guard and the Maryland Agricultural College announce participation in the parade, while New York millingmen volunteer to cover most travel costs. The Senate Finance Committee reports a 310,002 bill to aid these expenses.
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Larner
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Weller Stover
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J. Franklin Bell
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Schmidt Refuses To Sign With Detroit Ball Club
Catcher Charlie Schmidt writes from Arkansas to President Navin demanding rights pay or a trade after returning unsigned. Navin and Jennings favor the two recruits Stanage and Beckendorf, seen in fall workouts, with Stanage expected to backstop like a young Kling. Beckendorf is highly touted. In Albany, Jan 27, a pill seeks legislative investigation into Trinity Church corporation affairs and possible charter revocation.
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Jap. Si
Charlie Schmidt
Navin
Arkansas
Jennings
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Beckendorf
Johnny Kling
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Wide Range of Cures
Vague claims tout Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy affecting many ailments from stomach issues to skin conditions and anemia. The ad-style text lists numerous troubles it supposedly cures and promotes general health benefits without verifiable evidence.
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Boy Drowns After Nightlong Pond Search by Brother
Bogart Triepel, relative of Abdirles Triepel, recounts his relentless search for his half-brother, a Western High School student, who vanished at a pond near Chevy Chase bridge. The body was recovered at dawn, with the dog at home showing distress. The funeral is set for Friday at 2 pm at the mother's residence.
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Treasury Department
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Saveral
Dog
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Mother Jones
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Congressional Cemetery
Ashford Killed by Wagon Driver Blameless, Inquest Planned
Mark P. Ashford, 28, of 15 Virginia Ave SW, was run over by a wagon at Seventh and Fennsylvania avenues NW. He died at Emergency Hospital from a skull fracture about an hour after arrival. Witnesses say driver Vermillion acted without fault. coroner Nevitt to hold an inquest. Police report the crossing accident occurred as Ashford hurried crossing to the north side. Four children burn to death in Pittsburgh fire. families injured. Kendall home destroyed. Prohibition party protests Lincoln memorial banquet wine remarks at Springfield event.
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GOQUELIN DEAD IN PARIS AINE COQUELIN PASSES AWAY AT 73
Renowned French actor Benoit Constant Coquelin dies at Pont-aux-Dames Seine et Marne after heart trouble. Rostand’s Chanticleer had been rehearsing. funeral planned at the home for aged actors Boulogne. Coquelin, famed Cyrano de Bergerac, shaped modern French stage.
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Virginia Indoor Track Shows Fast Prospects for Hopkins Meet
Special to The Washington Post from Charlottesville Va January 27 Praider Lanigan gave the Virginia relay squad a brisk practice as preparation for Saturday’s Hopkins meet. With Emmett out due to tendon strain Stanton steps in to anchor the relay while Capt Thurlow Goodwin and Wiltshire push pace. Hurdler and jumper depth from Martin Randolph Holladay promises strength in sprints and field events, and Burke the freshman sprinter races toward fast times as Virginia aims to set a new distance and sprint marks before the indoor season peaks.
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Charlotteville
Praider Lanigan
Virginia
Hopkins
Emmett
Stanton
Thurlow
Goodwin
Wiltshire
Mart'n
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Holladay
Will Lowew
Joe Hmm
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Washington School For Boys
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Water meters rushed to curb district water waste
The engineer department moves to install meters in government, school, and private residences to curb water waste. Capt. William Kelly says meters in high pressure districts reduce costs for residents and that inspectors target excess use while funds allow. The department aims to cover more sections and continue free installation when requests arise.
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Davis family salvage tale after Baltic wreck voyage
Mrs Davis and her children recount their perilous transfer from the Florida to the Baltic in a stormy sea. Officer Spencer earns high praise for calming passengers as the party, including Hallie and Henry, is rescued onto the Republic. Mrs Davis plans wardrobe restocking before sailing again on the Adriatic.
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Disappearance of Athens Manufacturer David Peoples
Police have halted the search for David W. Peoples a wealthy Athens Ohio manufacturer who vanished last week after reportedly collecting about 5200. Friends doubt foul play and say the case should end. Investigations show debts to Pratt Kirk Kelllege and Hewitt Manufacturing. Other fragments note a baptism exchange between a baby and mother.
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Pratt- Kirk Manufacturing Company
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B.C. Kellége
Hewitt Manufacturing Company
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Washington
Cox
Virginia
House of Representatives
Philosophical Texan Opposes Prayer at Lynching in Kentucky
A Kentucky lynching tale features a Texas philosopher who refuses to permit prayer for the condemned man. He argues the request is illogical and condemns the act as improper in a mob execution. The narrative frames his stance as a principled stand for rational justice.
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