GERMS IN ICE CREAM HAUNT SCHOOL CHILDREN VENDERS
Dr H W Wiley chief chemist of the Agriculture Department testifies before the House Agricultural Committee that hokey pokey ice cream sold to schoolchildren contains dangerous germs and threatens health. He cites tests showing high bacterial content, urges stricter controls, and notes sanitary lapses by vendors and manufacturers.
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Department of Agriculture
Setool Chylaien
H. W. Wiley
Cief
Agricultural Department
G. W. Siitey
Woodward
Alann Lr Wess
Hovas
Stiles
Ain
Willett M Hass
Agricultirer Department
Monument Shaft Drill Planned at Fort Myer
Fort Myer Cavalry plans a monument fund raising drill to support the Rough Rider shaft and Soldiers’ Athletic Association. President Roosevelt is invited to attend the event, likely on February 13, with Cavalry officers and society officers list including Eldridge Jordon Gen G H Harries Col CoArt Vathedl Chaplain H H Brown Captain Joan Guest and others.
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Fort Myer
Rough Rider
Fodhe Beneft
Rough Riders
AL Brown
Joan Guest
Cart
Doyle Carmody
Rudolph de Zapp
Roosevelt Receives Inquiries On Stock Issues From Railroads
President Roosevelt has received letters from interested parties asking whether federal law could halt stock issues by Northwestern and Western railroads. The communications were referred to the Department of Justice for opinion. Kansas Alumni Banquet Recalls College Memories in Washington.
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Advica
Roosevelt
Peranns
Arious
Northwestern
Western
Department of Justice
Ae Dew
Untitled fragment prompts unclear headline
Fragmentary text offers no clear persons events places dates or organizations to base a summary on. No coherent action outcome or context present for a newspaper card.
Operators Discharged After Coroner Inquest At Terra Costa
W A Mone and A M Matthews telegraph operators on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad were discharged after coroner's inquest testimony raised questions about block system compliance. Matthews testified against Dutrow's competency, and Mone admitted leaving his post fifteen minutes early. Davis said the actions showed dereliction risking lives, led to dismissal rather than retention.
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W. A. Mone
A. M. Matthews
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Terra Costa
Jinduest
Matthewa
Randolph
Mwnis
Dutton
Henry E. Davis
Baltimore and Ohio
Matthews
Dutrow
Mr. Davis
Moore
Taok
Dr Thwing Honored At Alumni Dinner In Washington
Dr Charles Thwing president of Western Reserve University was guest of honor at a Washington alumni dinner at the Tea Cup Inn. He reported a new memorial program honoring John Hay and Senator Henna with a Hay fund to aid political science. Gifts to the university totaled $700,000 over the past year for memorial foundations. Thwing warned that inadequate support for professors could lower educational standards. Local alumni speakers included WH Balawin Albert Bushnell Bryan Woodworth Clum Francis Walker Ray Gehry Haynes and L.S. Sadler.
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Charles
Therine
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohto
Washington
Tewing
Chaka
John Hay
Henna
Hanna Chalra
Thwing
Roosevelt
WH. Balawin
Albert Bushnell F. Bryan
Woodworth Clum
Francis Walker
Ray Gehry
Jy Haynes
LS Sadler
FEW SEEK CONSULAR JOBS UNDER NEW EXAMS
The first of the consular service examinations under Secretary Root’s new rates is set for March 14, with anxious interest among applicants. Only a handful have been designated so far, though more than twice that many vacancies are likely by exam day. The difficulty lies in finding candidates fluent in two languages and informed in business and worldly affairs. Changes to the examination scheme may follow before applicants are summoned for the State Department tests.
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Root
Vancan Cied
Stats Department
Realty Deal Sells Twenty Four New Homes at Pickford Place
A.C. Waley of Ohio purchased Pickford place realty for 92000. The twelve semi detached houses on Pickford place between Wighth and Ninth, FP and G streets northeast feature all rooms each. The sale signals a strong market for small homes as investments.
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Strme & Finrfax
Graduation Exercises for Navy Midshipmen Feb 11
The graduation of a section of the first class at Annapolis will be held February 11 in the armory at 11 a.m. Secretary Metcalf will present diplomas and deliver an address. He will be greeted by Marines and the Naval Academy Band. The governor will host the midshipmen at the government base that afternoon.
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Sper
Washington Roa
Annapolis
Mad
Metcalf
Naval Academy
Government Base
Tyne
Academy
Government House
War Department May Review Col Glenn Order On Catholic Services
In Columbus Ohio Col BF Glenn commandant at the army barracks issues an order requiring Catholic soldiers to attend services as he leaves for Texas to defend Maj Penrosa in a Browneville court martial. Mutiny threats surface and the matter likely to be taken up by the War Department amid prior similar action by Glenn which the War Department rebuked.
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Col
Glenn
War Department
Columbus
Ohio
United States Army
BF. Glenn
Texas
Maj
Penrosa
Browneville
Wrone
Famine and Epidemic Threat in Chinese Camps
Chinese famine reports describe vast camps where refugees live in mud huts with bare conditions and widespread disease risk. Government relief works begin, with the Grand Canal deepening and daily feeding costs projected at up to 20,000 dollars to aid four million starving people. The Red Cross wired 35,000 dollars for relief as famine stories shock readers.
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China Sa
State Department
Rodgers
Ohere
Haichow
Onn
Calldren
Thun
Trhole
Mie
Hsuchoufa
National American Red Cross
China
The
Christian Herald
Senator Clark Denies Copper Stockpiling Speculation
Senator William A Clark of Montana denounces claims by James Noroton that U S copper producers are hoarding metal for speculative gain. Clark cites New York advices suggesting Noroton and his firm are unknown to the copper trade and calls the charge a fake aimed at stirring market fluctuations. He asserts demand exceeds mine supply and no copper producers’ group seeks to control output.
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Clark
William A Clark
Montana
United States
James Noroton
Northern Metal Dealers’ Association
New York
Noroton
Lecture on fish and game propagation at Carnegie Library
Henry Titcomb spoke at the Carnegie Library on the propagation and distribution of fish and game in the United States under the Nationaleams Asaociation. He showed statistics indicating double the fish distribution under the current commissioner George M Bowers compared to 1872-18. Titcomb traced the Vermont Fish and Game League and noted four nations and one state hatchery established through its efforts. The lecture featured a series of striking pictures illustrating propagations of various species nationwide.
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United States
Carnegie Library
Henry Titcomb
Nationaleams. Asaociation
Ttcomb
George M Bowers
Grace Davenport Acquitted in Concealed Weapon Case
Grace Davenport faced a police court jury yesterday charged with carrying a concealed weapon on New Year’s Day. She testified she took the revolver from a young man to prevent trouble, explaining the weapon was not hers and the pocket could not conceal it, leading to acquittal.
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Grace Davenport
Cour T
Miss Davenport
Embry
Eastern High School Principal Named Charity Branch Chairman
Dr. W. Amal, principal of Eastern High School, was unanimously chosen chairman of the East Washington branch of the Associated Charities at a Tuesday night meeting. Ira Southard previously held the post for several years but resigned due to family illness.
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Small Heads Charities
W. 5
Amal
Eastern High School
East Washington
Associated Charities
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ira
Southard
Wee Hen
Silver Anniversary of Loyal Legion Celebration
The District of Columbia Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion marks progress toward the twenty-fifth anniversary. Prominent commanders and members of the order are noted, with ceremonial activities set at Rauncher’s Friends’ Zone Oriene. The event will follow customary high standards of observance.
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Duedothie
District of Columbia
Rauncher's
Comim
Thaw Jury Panel Grows As Proceedings Move Forward
In a long court session jurors and alternates were examined with Thaw's lawyers pressing to use past actions to argue temporary insanity. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw attended, while Mrs Thaw and Countess of Yarmouth were absent due to weather and health concerns. jury selection continued into the afternoon as counsel challenged several candidates and the judge ruled on questions of opinion and eligibility.
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Talesmen
Olling
Henry Toan
Tatlesmen
Htaig
Thaw
Ufe
Stanford White
White
Jerome
Mrs. Thew
Countess of
Yarmouth
Hier
Law
Kenzie
George Lauder Carnegie
Slater
Eoward Thaw
Charcoal Lozenges Promised Health Benefits
An advertisement extols charcoal as a natural purifier for the stomach and bowels, claiming it cleanses and freshens breath, improves complexion, and aids overall health. It promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as the best value, produced by FB A Stuart Co, with a free trial offer for readers who send name and address.
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Jimmy
Stuart
Talgo
FB. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Mars Whall
Dich
Court Drawings Trigger Chaos at Thaw Trial
Journalists and sketch artists mobbed the courtroom as Harry Thaw’s trial opened, but officials halted drawings citing decorum. Crowds pressed for Evelyn Nesbit and Thaw, while jokesters mocked proceedings, prompting police to restrain coverage and end onlookers’ day.
Dismissal of Faire Shocks Jury in New York Case
Special to The Washington ve reports mystery persists over the expulsion of Arthur Campbell and Harold Faire from a jury. Juxtila Furzgerald says no reflection on the men. Faire, described as a lively pianist with a wide repertoire, was removed from the Broadway Central Hotel jury quarters. His sister Lillan Faire is a secretary at 6 Wall Street with ties to the Palmer Mountain Tunnel and Power Company, which her brother allegedly canvassed for printing services. The manager denies any connection between Harold Faire and the Palmer Mountain firm.
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Rapidis
Justice Phippen
Court of Anpests
Manitoba
Canada
Fitagerala
Henry W. J. Taffelt
West
Aireot
Delancey Nicoll
Nicoll
Jerome
Hartridge
Horace Moran
1894 Street
White
George P. Bammong
Charles L. Anderson
West Twentyr Fourth Street
Henry Wadsworth Longfallow
Anderson
Canal Acroga Fleries
Henry 3
Kleinberger
Mr. Jerome
Thaw
Whipple
Washington
New York
Harry Thaw
Regulei
Edicion
Evelyn Nea
Marry Thaw
Money Devil
Femon Club
Grurt
Patagerald
Madison C. Peters
Peters
Tany Peneis
Washington Ve
Arthur
Campbell
Harold TR
Tuatice Fitegerald
Hag
Jess
Jucors
Paine
Lillan
Wae
Wall Street
Bigsom
Staten Island
Physician ready to testify Thaw mentally unbalanced
Edward Street of Montreal, a physician with asylum experience, claims he saw Harry K. Thaw kill Stanford White at Madison Square Roof Garden. Street offers to take the stand and swears Thaw was mentally unbalanced at the time, citing his observations at Long Point Asylum in Canada.
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Boston
Edward Street
Monteal
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Madison Square
Longe Pointe Asylum
Canada
White
Omara Finds Witnesses For Thaw Trial
In Pittsburg today witnesses began leaving for New York to testify for the defense in the Thaw trial. Roger O Mara and Dr C Wile the alienist led the exodus gathering witnesses from across the country. Dr Henry A Hutchinson and Dr C F Bingaman are expected to depart soon for East.
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wPittsburg
Jar. O
Witneases
Pitttsbore
Harry K. Thaw
Roger O'Mara
C Wile
New York
O'Mara
Eighr
Pittsburg
Henry A. Hutchinson
Western Pennsylvania
Girls Dress Clothes Pins At YWCA Party
Deft workers dressed clothes pins as costumes for the YWCA party at Twelfth and F streets northwest last night. Prizes were offered for the handsomest outfits amid keen competition, then the girls shifted to making fudge on chefite dishes.
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Angers
Young Women's Christian Association
Association Rooms
Twelfth
Dinner for Newspaper Correspondents in Raleigh Draws Congressional Guests
A Pennsylvania newspaper man Congressman Moore hosts a dinner for Pennsylvania paper correspondents at Hotel Raleigh. Attending include Gen Charles H Grosvenor and congressmen James R Mann, J A T Hull, Judge Richardzon, and Br Burleson with other officials shortly after the Republican nomination for Philadelphia mayor. A separate note reports a false Fire Alarm turned in from Fire Box 212 near Seventh and Nastream Northwest by a man on a bicycle, prompting precinct watchers to pursue the unknown white male.
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Moore
Pennsylvania
Raleigh
Everin
Charles H. Grosvenor
Obie
James R. Mann
Ilinois
J. A. T .Hull
Iowa
Richardzon
Alabaa
Br. Burleson
Texas
J Rentey UB AL
H. W Wiley
Har: Weat
Philadelphia
Nastream
Bulldog Attack Injures Woman In Northwest Street Incident
A bulldog owned by Ernest Wilson of 127 J Street Northwest attacked Ken Ginthaon at 1701 Twenty-first Street Northwest yesterday afternoon injuring her hand. Ginthaon sought aid near Testisare, but the dog’s owner reportedly refused treatment and she returned home to see a physician.
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Irl
Ernest Wilson
Ken Ginthaon
Twenty-fist
Carrie Nation Visits White House and Lectures
Carrie Nation visited the White House escorted by Policeman Dalrymple who refused entry. She delivered a sharp lecture to presidential guards about the American grandmother and doors not being closed to a virtuous citizen. Nation plans Washington headquarters for Hatchet and will tour Knoxville on an anti-saloon crusade for about two weeks.
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Carrie Nation
White House
Dalrymple
Armiy
Eig
Taig
Theodore Roosevelt
Natien
The
Housa of Representatives
Loeb
Mrs Nation
Jase Vist
Weil
Washington
Cr Ipathly
the Hatchet
Guthne
Oklo
Gospel Army
Nation
Knoxville
Tenn
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Verie
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Ian Tex
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Chum
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Oder
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Koreis
Bureau of Chem
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Bolt
London
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Beret
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Ifamm
Baedil
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DRILL
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Aie
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Précident
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Kansas
Washington Alomnic Association
Hanage State Agricultural College
R. G Kellogg
J. BS. Norton
Tallyer
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Reo Bancone
Gascon Treo
Ehachive
B. & C. Signal Service
DR. Tewing
Wiley
Secretary of the Navy
G & Bing
Henry Titcomb Wlustrates
Pistol
Friend
Loyal Legion
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Pacific Slope
McPite
Delma
Fox & Cold
Neip
Newman Montrose
Fifth Avenue
Joshua “J Roth
Philip A. Messer
West 165Th Street
Alan Patterson
George MecCaffray
Bronx
Mr. Brearley
August L. Starke
Beach Atraat
Edward A. Whipple
West Erd Avenue
Mr. Garvan
Mr. Whipple
iGarvan
Justice Fitzgerald
Walpole
Walter A. Spellman
West Hignty-eighth Street
Mr. Spellman
Criminal Courts
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Whaw
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Hagia
Faire
T-Day
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Dusy
Jog
Evelyn Nesbit
Mother Nang Gil
Evelyn Thaw
Cuy
Sollar
BAR
COURT
Saya
Omara
Y. W
Ayer
J. C. Ayer CO
Chemiss
Lowell, Mass
S. Ss. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Carrie
Dr. Lyon
LU Gyo
ADS
Wellsite
Barthouare
Seventh Day Adventist
Kingston
Hitler LH. Evans
General Conference Committee
Seventh Day Adventists
Blair Road
Takora Pars
Port Antonio
Jamaica
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United Fruit Company
Tne
Jeff Kingston
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Mee
Sutherland Med. CO
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Cmabintl
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