Germs in ice cream alarm in District schools
Chief Chemist H W Wiley and Dr G W Stiles warn in a House letter that hokey pokey ice cream sold near the Agriculture Department contains poisonous germs and threatens school children's health. Health Officer Woodward disputes alarm while noting sanitation issues and calls for action by commissioners.
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Department of Agriculture
H. W. Wiley
Cief
Agricultural Department
G. W. Stitey
Woodward
Lr Wrey
Agricultural Committee
Stiles
Willett M. Hays
Dr. Stiles
Agricultures Department Io
Aes
Wites
Amelie
Woodnant
Washeston
Thie
Oder
Agra Niute
Bureau of Chem- Asity
Monument Shaft Drive By Fort Myer Troops Planned
Fort Myer Cavalry will assist in raising the Rough Rider shaft to honor Theodore Roosevelt era soldiers and associations. A committee including Eldridge E. Jordan and Gen. G. H Harries leads the arrangements for a February event at Fort Myer with invited attendance by President Roosevelt.
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Fort Myer
Fough Riders
Soldiers’ Aretic Association
United States Cavalry
Roowevelt
Ara
Eldridge E. Jordan
G. H Harries
President Receives Inquiries On Stock Issue Stop Measures
Letters from parties asking if federal laws can halt a proposed stock issue by Northwestern and Western railroads were sent to President Roosevelt. He forwarded them to the Department of Justice for an opinion. Kansas Alumni Banquet recalled memories of college life at the Washington Alumon Association of the Hanage State Agricultural College. Mrs Kellogg played piano, Prof Norton spoke on Artiste Diversions, and Howell recreations were featured.
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Advica
Roosevelt
Peranns
Arious Northwestern
Department of Justice
Kansas
SapPower
Washington Alomnic Association
Hanage State Agricultural College
R. G Kellogg
J. B.S. Norton
Fallyer
Howell
Ste
Discharged telegraph operators linked to Terra Costa wreck inquiry
W A Moore and A M Matthews were discharged from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad after coroner's inquest testimony suggested serious derelictions in block system signaling. Matthews accused Dutrow of incompetency, while Moore blamed lack of reporting and risk to human life, shaping a harsh professional censure.
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W. A. Moore
A. M. Matthews
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Terra Costa
Jinduest
Matthewa
Randolph
Imis
Dutton
Henry E. Davis
Baltimore and Ohio
Matthews
Dutrow
Mr. Davis
Moore
Jend
Davis
Dr Thwing Guest of Honor at Washington Alumni Dinner
Dr Charles Thwing president of Western Reserve University spoke at a Washington dinner hosted by local alumni at the Tea Cup Inn. He noted gifts totaling 700000 for memorial chairs to honor John Hay and Senator Hanna and called for stronger support for American college professors to preserve educational standards. Tented discussions included future Hay Fund chair allocations and a bid for a political science chair.
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Charles ¥. Therinte
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
Tewing
John Hisy
Senator Henna
Hanna
Hay
Thwing
Roosevelt
W. H. Halawin
Albert Bushnell
F. Bryan
Woodworth
Francis Waller
Nay Gehr
J. H. Dynes
J. S. Sadler
Consular Service Exams Start Under New Civil Rules
Secretary Root has announced the first civil service exams for tronsuint work with March 14 as the test date. Few candidates have been designated so far, though double that number of vacancies is expected. The challenge is locating applicants skilled in two or more languages and versed in worldly affairs and business methods. Changes to the examination scheme may follow once applicants are reviewed by the Stats Department.
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Root
Stats Department
Realty deal signals strong market for new homes
Thomas Pickford sells twenty four new attached houses on Pickford place between Eighth and Ninth and P and G streets northeast to A. J. Wiley of Ohio for 92 thousand dollars. Stone and Fairfax supervised this investment as a $52,000 realty deal. The semi detached homes include all rooms and reflect robust demand for suburban investment properties.
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Stone & Fairfax
Thomas Pickford
Pickford Place
Eghth
Ninth
A., J. Wiley
Ohio
Graduation Exercises for Midshipmen Feb 11 at Annapolis Armory
Sperai 16 The Washington roi Annapolis Mad Jan $0 The graduation exercises for a section of the first class on February 11 were issued today. The ceremony will start at 11 a.m. in the armory with Secretary of the Navy Metcalf presenting diplomas and delivering an address. He will be greeted by a Marine battalion and the Naval Academy Band at 2043 a.m. A governor led reception at the government base is planned for the afternoon with members of the first class and theJune graduates invited due to limited closure of the government house.
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Sperai
Washington
Annapolis
Mad
Jan
Mavy Metcalf
Naval Academy
Government Base
Poverhor
Government House
Offends Catholic Soldiers Order Upheld by War Department
Col Glenn faces scrutiny as his barracks order requiring Catholic soldiers to attend services prompts mutiny threats. The War Department is expected to review the issue after previous similar actions were deemed improper.
Famine Crisis Deepens in China Camps and Relief Efforts
Chinese famine reports describe refugees living in mud huts and naked, with camps outside major cities. Government relief works and Red Cross assistance hinge on scarce medical supplies, food, and clothing as officials warn of a looming epidemic and seek employment programs to feed up to 4 million starved people.
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China Sa
State Department
Rodgers
Ohere
Not Restricting Copper Senator Denies Stockpiling
Senator William A Clark of Montana denied claims by James Noroton that U S copper producers were stockpiling copper for speculation. Clark said Noroton and his company are unknown to the copper world and called the charge a fake aimed at disturbing the market. He cited strong demand and said no copper producers’ group controls output.
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Clark Denien
William A. Clark
Montana
United States
James Noroton
Northern Metal Dealers’ Association
Clark
New York
Noroten
Lecture at Carnegie Library on Fish and Game Propagation
Henry Titcomb presented at the Carnegie Library on fish and game propagation in the United States. He showed statistics under George M. Bowers and traced Vermont Fish and Game League efforts leading to the establishment of four nations and one state hatchery. The lecture featured strong pictures illustrating propagation of various species nationwide.
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United States
Carnegie Library
Henry Titcomb
Nationaleams, Asaociation
Ttcomb
George M. Bowers
Iwica
Pretty Girl Cleared In Concealed Weapon Charge
Grace Davenport, a flun cleaned by a friend, faced a jury for carrying a concealed weapon on New Year’s Day. She testified that she took the revolver from a young man to prevent trouble and that the weapon was not hers or concealed for her use. Police Officer Embry arrested her when the revolver handle showed from her pocket.
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Grace Davenport
Miss Davenport
Embry
Eastern High School principal named East Washington Associated Charities chair
Dr W. W. Mall, 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 had held the post for several years and resigned due to family illness.
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Small Heads Charities
W. 5. Mall
Eastern High School
East Washington
Associated Charities
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ira
Southard
Wee Hen
Silver Anniversary of Loyal Legion observed in DC commandery
The article notes progress for the twenty-fifth anniversary of the institution of the District of Columbia Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion. Members of the commandery attend a banquet at Rauncher's Frigny, with prominent officials expected to participate in the celebration.
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Loyal Legion
District of Columbia
Rauncher’s
Frigny
Thaw jurors examined as court weighs insanity pleas
Jury selection for the Thaw case resumes with 265 talesmen examined. Prosecution has used 17 of 30 peremptory challenges while the defense has exhausted 23. Thaw’s counsel push to reveal past incidents to justify rage as the motive for the Stanford White shooting, with testimony from Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and others shaping anticipated insanity arguments.
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Talesmen
Olling
Harry Toan
Thaw
Connsel
Ufe
Stanford White
White
Oroot
The Value of Charcoal Charcoal Lozenges Promote Health
A Buffalo physician touts charcoal as a safe purifier for the stomach and bowels. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are promoted as an effective, pleasant tasting remedy for bad breath gas and complexion, priced at twenty five cents a box with a free trial offer from F B A Stuart Co.
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Jimmy
Stuart
Talgo
FB. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Mars Whall
Dich
Court sketches barred as Thaw trial unfolds
Special to The Washington man reports chaos among news artists at the Harry Thaw trial with sketch artists chasing images of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and court figures. Officials halted drawing amid ridicule and threats of renewed restrictions as crowds dispersed and police watched. General Madison C. Peters reportedly rallied support, bringing renewed hope to reporters and photographers.
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Washington
New York
Harry Thaw
Regulei
Edicion
Panera
Evelyn
New
Money Devil
Femon Club
Criminal Court
Patagerald
Madison C. Peters
Peters Soan
Dismissals Unexplained In New York Affair At Broadway Hotel
A Washington era case in New York features unexplained dismissals of Arthur Campbell and Harold Faire from a jury. Juatha Fitzgerald asserts no reflection on either man. Faire, a lively entertainer, was removed from the jury amid speculation about his mining company connections and housing at 6 Wall Street. The Faire family details reveal the Palmer Mountain Tunnel and Power Company links through Harold and his sister.
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New York
Jan
Arthur
Campbell
Harold TL
Tuatice Fitzgerald
Juatha Fitzgerald
Faire
Broadway Central
Iife
Jucors
Paina
Lillan
Har
Wall Street
Miss Faire Hais
Palner Mountain Tunnel and Power Company
Staten Island
Doctor testifies Thaw mentally unbalanced before White clash
Boston physician Dr. Street, with years at an asylum, says he saw Harry K. Thaw assault Stanford White on the Madison Square Roof Garden and that Thaw appeared mentally unbalanced. He is willing to testify to the alleged state of mind and motive.
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Boston
Edward Street
Monteal
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Madison Square Roof Garden
Longue Pointe Asylum
Canada
White
Omara Finds Witnesses in Thaw Case Trial
In Pittsburgh today Roger O Mara and Dr C T Whyile alienist left for New York to testify for the defense as Thaw’s trial nears. O Mara has been gathering witnesses across the country for weeks. few Pittsburghers accompanied him. Dr Henry H Hutchinson of the Western Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane at Dixmont plans to depart tomorrow, and Dr C F Bingaman, once Thaw’s family physician, is said to join once notified.
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An. O
Harry K. Thaw
Roger O'Mara
C. Twhyile
New York
O'Mara
Eighl
Pittsburg
Henry &. Hutchinson
Western Pennsylvania Hospital For the Insane
Dixmooit
C.F. Bingaman
Thaw
Girls Dress Clothes Pins at YWCA Event
Deft fingers dressed outfits during the clothes pin party hosted by the Young Women’s Christian Association at Twelfth and F streets north west. Contest prizes went to the handsomest attire and many outfits showed artistry. Afterward the girls made fudge on china dishes.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Association Rooms
Twelfth
Pennsylvania Dinner for Newspaper Correspondents at Raleigh
Congressman Moore of Pennsylvania will host a dinner for Pennsylvania newspaper correspondents at the Hotel Raleigh this evening. Guests include Gen Charles H Grosvenor of Ohio and Congressmen James R Mann of Illinois J A T Hull of Iowa Judge Richardson Alabama and Mr Burleson Texas Quartermaster General Humphrey U A.
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Moore
Pennsylvania
Uan
Raleigh
Charles H. Grosvenor
Ohie
James R. Mann
Ilinois
J. A. T. Hull
Iowa
Richardson
Alabama
Burleson
Texas
Humphrey
U. A
Bulldog Attack Injures Girl Near 127 J Street NW
A bulldog owned by Ernest Wilson of 127 J street northwest attacked Mien Ginthaon at 1701 Twenty-first street northwest yesterday afternoon, lacerating her hand. Ginthaon went to a nearby drugstore for treatment, refused care there, and returned home to a physician.
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Ernest Wilson
J Street
Twenty-first Street
Ponerat
Carrie Nation Visits White House amid Protests
Carrie Nation made a second pilgrimage to the White House and was denied entry by Policeman Dalrymple. She delivered a challenging lecture outside the executive offices while criticizing doors closed to a virtuous American grandmother. Nation plans Washington base, moving Hatchet operations from Guthrie to this city, as she heads to Knoxville for a two week anti saloon crusade.
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Carrie Nation
White House
Dalrymple
Armiy
Taig
Theodore Roosevelt
Mrs. Nation
Mrs. Navlon
Nelson
Washington
Hep Imdathiy
the Hatchet
Guthrie
Oklo
Gospel Army
Nation
Knoxville
Tenn
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Criminal Courts Bulletin
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