Rembrandt Etchings Reproductions Highlight Great Artist Memory
A 200th anniversary observance honors Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn. Holland and the United States stage ceremonies, exhibitions, and memorials, with the Library of Congress showcasing etchings and reproductions. Helen Wright notes Rembrandt’s rise from Leyden to Amsterdam, his portraits and the Anatomy Lesson, his controversial shadows, and enduring influence as a master of etching.
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Rembrandt
Harmenaz van Ryn
Holland
United States
Library of Congress
Alyi Bion
Leyden
Amsterdam
Europe
Harmen Gerrits
van Ryn
Muller
Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Ryn
Hamen
Jacob van Swavenburch
Swanenburch
Rembradnt
Dell
Hane
Nicolas Pieterszoon
Iuko
Guild of Surgeons
Julp
Saska van Uvienborek
Rembrandt Works Recounted in Brief Card
A note describes Rembrandt with high praise for his output noting as many as 400 paintings 1275 etchings and 90 drawings and sketches highlighting his status as an unmatched master in art history. The description emphasizes talent and prolific production.
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Rembrandt
Rem- Brandt
Public recreation spending by American cities analyzed
The article compares city expenditures per resident for public recreation in major U S cities including New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore St Louis Cleveland Detroit New Orleans and Washington It notes New York spends 46 cents per inhabitant annually totaling over 10 000 000 and nearing 2 000 0000 while other cities range from 13 to 60 cents per head The piece discusses policy trends toward greater recreation funding and clarifies that costs for parks are not included and that funding growth is not uniform across cities
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Baltimore
St Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
New Orleans
Washington
New England
Denver
United States
Washington group tours Sapphire country with Southern Railway
A party of Washington newspaper men plus officials spent part of a week as guests of the Southern Railway Company touring Asheville Biltmore Lake Toxaway and Sapphire. They traveled by private cars and Pullmans, viewed Mount Toxaway from Toxaway Inn and enjoyed an open air luncheon at Sapphire. The trip concluded with a special train back to Washington.
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Washington
Sapphire
Southern Railway Company
John M Culp
Sit Hardwick
W B Tayloe
Col L S. Brown
Ard
Barbour Thompson
Haveling
Asheville
Kenil Worth Inn
Biltmore
George Vanderbilt
Lake Toxaway
Toxaway Inn
Wlaken
Mount Toxaway
Tarfeld Inn
Watermelons to Bluejackets Sail on Glacier from New York
The Glacier will carry 25,000 watermelons and green vegetables to Santo Domingo for the Bluejackets on patrol duty. Marines suffer from malaria. Commander Southerland moves sick to San Juan. Navy aims to relieve the force soon with shore leave and replacements. Glacier sails July 28 from New York. ration estimates include one and one third rations per man.
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Glacier
Santo Domingo
Dominican
Southerland
San Juan
Navy Department
New York
Deaths in the Philippines Veterans list and transport notes
War Department reports deaths in the Philippines from sixteenth infantry units including John King Company F and Christian Bright both with cholera and sarcoma cases, plus details on Frank Ixchavtak Michael J Davey Tempany and transport Sherman Arnvea from Manila to San Francisco. Also notes about rent enforcement on a wharf boathouse and the Isthmian Canal Commission electing an executive committee and job applications for meat inspectors with 400 appointments planned.
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Philippines
War Department
Wood
John King
Sixteenth Infantry
Christian T Bright
Frank Ixchavtak
Twenty First Infantry
Michael J Davey Tempany A
Secretary Bonaparte Defends Naval Justice in Court Martial Debate
Secretary Bonaparte argues naval justice works better than civil justice though flaws remain. He cites civilian witnesses and procedural gaps blocking proper court-martial procedures, calls for compulsory testimony and evidence, and notes civilian review often reduces military sentences while praising overall administration.
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Congress
Montagu
Devonport Dock Yard
War Department
Jesse M Lee
Department of the Visayas, PI
Ilolo
Walter T Duggan
First Infantry
Brgade
Fort Stotsenburg
Luzon
Philippines
Uniform design work by Winter at Naval Academy change
The letter clarifies Winter was hired to revise enlisted uniform patterns to improve fit and military look, not to design civilian uniforms. Winter, a renowned military tailor, has a New York firm and was engaged after American cutters failed to meet specs. Meanwhile the Naval Academy sets pay for midshipmen mess staff, with about thirty waiters now paid by the government and total ninety anticipated, including stewards cooks and bakers.
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Britain
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Winter
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É&C
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Naval Academy
Midshipmen
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Academy
Army Orders and Transfers Page 1906
Long list of army leaves transfers and assignments from barracks including Fort Leavenworth Fort Riley Chickamauga Park Fort Totten and other posts. Officers named with ranks and new duties to report by specific dates and locations. Naval movements and a cholera death in the Philippines also noted.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Clarance
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Kens
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Homes
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Holland Rubottom
Firat
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Firot Tntantry
Kent
Charles R Mayo
Trelfth
Joseph H Bartard
Pith
John Cocke
Ro Warner Metabe
Mount Greta
Matthew E Hanna
William T Merry
Infntry
Duvean K Mejer
Fourteenth Infantry
Alden
Knowle
Thirteenth Infantry
Ddwin J Nowlen
Shelby
Leasure
Twentieth Infantry
Chickamanga Park
George F Baltzell
Fifth Infantry
Tirat
William H. Winters
Htr
Teenth Cavalry
Samuel R. Sears
First Cavalry
Clarence
Walter 7 Smith
John B Barnes
Avetin
Tox
Irving J Carr
Twenty Eighth
Intenity
William R Standiford
Hecong Infantry
Frederick $ Young
Twenty-third Infantry
Creed F Con
Eleventh Cavalry
Fort D A. Rasall Wyre
Moward & Llckok
Cavelry
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Eighth Infantry
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Fourlois
Fort Benjamin Haremigga
James A Ryan
Fifteenth Cavalry
Scakarn 'd
Onites
Arthur L. Conger
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Kerr T Rigen
Walter Krueger
Eugene T Wilaga
Artillery Corps
Fort Totten
Big Elly
Ariillery
Ordnance Department
Leroy T Hillman
Harry B Jordan
Whitam
Wallace Fifteenth Cavalry
Walter G Panfield Isacatgnea
Ida
Kenssy J Hampton
Robert May Beck Jr
Twelfth Cavalry
Jaffersonville
Ind
Kenoshe
Wisach
Udlapapella
Eleventh Infantry
Alvan C Read
Twelfth Infantry
Wilson @ Burtt
Wilson @ Heaton
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Hossee H Haarn
Ninth Infantry
Benjamin Harrison
Jad
William A Shuok
Eighth Cavalry
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Fredrick Wo Fuger
Joseph F Janda
Banjamih O Davis
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Fort Rioy
Kang
Joneps Wrazier
Yaurtazath
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Charles W Weeks
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Iuaunt Gretna
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Third Cavalry
Lawrence Miler
Artery Corpa
Romulus F .Walton
Yatantry
Amartean Lake
Wash
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Calawbus Barracks
Ohio
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Powers
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