Georgetown University Medical School Commencement Address
Sixty two graduates of Georgetown University School of Medicine and dental department receive diplomas under a big lawn tent as Edward J. Keyes Jr of New York urges sympathy alongside surgery. Father Dougherty confers degrees and Paula Dewen Alden Johnson delivers the valedictory. Appointments to hospitals are announced for graduates including Dr Prentice Bibison and Dr Tobin, with a formal reception by the class committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Medicine
Dental Department
Georgetown University
Edward J. Keyes
New York
Jerome Dougherty
Gaston Hall
George M Kobat
William &. Cogan
Dental
G . T. Vaughan
Joseph T. Johnson
Samet
Samet 8. Adams, 8. N. Burnett, Frank Baker, John F Moran, M. G. Matter
John D Heard
John
Donohue
William C Woodward
Lynch
Behrend
Wall
Repetts
Richards
Schultz
O'Connor
Lowe
Hammett
Hunt
John E Brennan
Connecticut
Wiliam Barnett
Marriacn
Misalaxippi
Heynolds Hayden
Washington
Parl Bowen
Alden Johnson
George Wilson Jones
Maryland
Manuel I. Nausea
Pura
Robert Olesen
Mimmosota
Augustus Joseph A Parson
Siward Parnell
Power
Michael J Ready
Frank Willem Romaine
Waalington
Elwin Carl Sehneiter
Virginia
Charles Benjamin Taylor
California
Richard Francis Tobin
Prentis
Willson
Robert A. Wotterburg
Michigan
James H Hart
Edward L. Keyes
Neo
Ani
Jose
Jowett
Christia Selanca
Heaven
Belence
Delige
Joseph Taber Johnson
Prentie 4Ibison
Geoti University Hospital
Michael 2
Raed
Georgetown University Hospital
Paul E. Johnson
Garfield Hospi
Richer F Tobin
Garfeld Hopital
Robert AC
Wollinburg Marine Service Hospital
Detroit
E. Purnell Powerett
Joseph's Hospital
Lancaster
de Manuel Y. Nunez
Waah- Inaton
Asglum
Robert H Olasen
Providence Hospital
Rayheléx Marden
Robert Youllivan
Joseph A. Pargon
W D Marricon
Same
John A Foote
James A Gynton
Albert E Craig Joseph A. Devlin
Julian C Blackistona
J. Russell Berwycks
Baldwin Johnson and the Rise of a Capital Native
A Maryland Eastern Shore native, Baldwin Johnson, son of Alwart Johnson, moved to Washington in 1873. He faced early struggles as a country lad adapting to city life under Gov. Alexander Shepherd’s era, yet excelled by achieving the highest final examination in the district public schools after his first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Johnson
Maryland
Alwart Johnson
Dorchester County
Baldwin
Washington
Ancseas
Lifu
Alexander BR. Shepherd
Johnson
Notable Washington coal king Johnson honored in city ceremonies
The master of ceremonies praised a green Maryland country boy turned Washington coal magnate. Johnson’s mammoth operation extends across Malp 62 Ninth Street NW and 1101 Rhode Island Ave NW with a depot at First and W Streets NE. A public school and St. John’s College educated leader, he serves on the Board of Trade and has long led the Business Men's Association while holding Masonry offices. He is married with two children and resides at 2201 Q Street NW.
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Maryland
Coquet
Washington
Johnson
Ninth Street
Rhode Island Avenue
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Board of Trade
Business Men's Association
Q Street
Washington high school graduates list announced by director
Director Hughes announced the Washington high school graduation list including Central Eastern and Western with many students named such as Adrianna Allaire Margaret Farabee Are buckle Hana Barrows Ruth Eckstein Florence Buehler and dozens more, reflecting a large class and notable participants from multiple departments.
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Washington High School
Hughes Yeaterday
Central
Adrianna Allaire
Margaret Farabee Arebuckle
Hana Gertrude Barrows
Ida Bisse Bishop
Mary Laura Braly
Margaret Dorsey Brishiwotl
Ruth Elizabeth Brook
Florence Nelson Buehler
Thasle Irene Caldwell
Mae Ruby Clarkson
Mary Jones Cobb
Eva Virginia Compton
Margretta Cork
Madge Lala Goon
Mary Agnes Co
Harold Rawcomb
Hilebrand
Lee Bym Keron
Norman Willis Klopfer
Glenn Rupert Lawrence
Alan Pormot Lee
Wilt Beak Meyer
James Ballard Moore
Alfred Hermann Morf
James Frederick North
Fred Hazen Piteer
Walter Price
William Bordwan Richards
Horate Rockwall
Huber Fishburn Seltzer
Paul Rollina Gtlliman
Taoyah
Clarence Sun
Edwant Wheelock Thomas
Lloyd Tindall
Richard Hagan Wilson
George Adama Wood
Clarence Aidro Wright Eadern
Vora
Ele Adams
Sida Lorena Hai
Nelilo Echer Bostelterre
Frances Amblia Brown
Alice Burrit
Bleance
Elisabeth Gapera
Lilian Claire Cash
Christine Merritt Church
Edith Adams
Conover
Margaret Hjelm
Craig Almene
Nila Farnaworth
Eva Cornelia Field
Junto Frost
Emma Almed
Emily Princpten Rider
Helen Dunbar Sims Grace Ee Roy Townshend
Helgn
Beatrice Troxell
Avax
Beulah Williamson
Kathryn Marcia Baylord
Weight
James Wolllam Berry
Clare Culbertton Burritt
Clya
Cook Doonigton
John Milton Jester
John Raward Lind
Frank Harman Liathicom
Albert Wallace Lybrand
Semuel Boyce Polo
Herbert Hat
Graduation Day at St Cecilie's Academy Columbia Theater
The thirty seventh annual commencement of St Cecilie's Academy was held at the Columbia Theater. Miss Katherine McAllister was salutatorian and Miss Agnes O'Sullivan delivered the valedictory. Four graduates received diplomas and gold medals, with additional certificates awarded to many students amid a floral staged scene and choral performances by the younger sisters of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father McGarry
Columbia Theater
McAllister
St. Cecilie’s Academy
M. A. Mc‘@arry
Holy Cross College
Sisters of Merry
George Bauvage
Holy Cross Colles
M Bart
Anacostia
James M. O'Brien
St. Peter's Church
John Curley
M. McGarry
Hfe
Katherine McAllister
Julia Linton
Maraist Murphy
Regina Richards
Rosa Sebustets
Ellen Murphy
Gertrude Lynch
Fredric Harding
Alice Lynch
Elizabeth Moelberg
Kertie Avdro
Gerr’ Trude “Bechert
Mildred Lynch
Pantie Helds
Cathérine Parke
Ruth Perks
Cnpe Brewn
Helen Morrie
Helen Repetts
Bessie Uwammet
May Murogue
Nettle Linden
Alberta
Probing Public Printing: Landis Discusses Inquiry Plans
Congressman Charles B. Landis of Indiana states the Printing Committee will study public printing abuses, aiming to save taxpayers money. He notes no fresh scandals but cites bulk publication of low value documents and storage in vaults as focus areas for the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Charles B. Landi
Indiana
House
New York
Reaster T. C. Platt
Senate
Platt
Lands
Washington
Landia
Benetor Platt
Mr. Lanis
Conscience Fund Enriched by Pensioner Donation
The Treasury Commissioner received 1994 for the conscience fund from a pensioner who began at 2 dollars a month since the Civil War. The pensioner's name is withheld, with the note that he earned nothing and does not deserve a pension. Postmasters appointed include Grimes and Peares in Maine and several others in Pennsylvania Vermont Virginia and more. A Senate sergeant at arms contract was placed for one million pounds of ice for the coming fiscal year. A translation notes a doctor patient exchange about announcing misery.
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Conscience Fund
Commissioner of Pensions
Warner
Conscience Fund of
The
Treasury
Senate
Daniel M. Ransdell
United States Senate
Diplomas for Cadets Eight Failed at the Finish
West Point graduates 114 strong with Taft Jusserand and Gen Chaffee presents. Cadet Titus honored for scaling the Peking wall. Diplomas awarded by Brig. Gen. Mills and Secretary Taft amid formal ceremonies and foreign dignitaries. Cadet Grubbs disciplined for disobeying orders. two classes to summer camp.
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Taft
Jusserand
Murphy
Board of Visitors
Charffee
Titus
Peking
Washington Post
West Point
Military Academy
General Army
Chaffee
Webb
Maj. Pederatras
Legation
Academy
Brown
Asd
George Washington
Bohools
Lberty
Gen. Chaffee
Litua
de Witt C. Jones
Georgis
Iowa
New York
Grubbs
Kentucky
Arrival of Thomas Returns from Manila to San Francisco
The transport Thomas arrived June 12 in San Francisco with 583 Twenty-third Infantry and 24 Second Squadron Twelfth Cavalry enlisted men. Listed aboard are Col Reade and Lt Col Hodges, majors, chaplains, many captains, lieutenants, a veterinarian, medicine, pay, and hospital corps personnel plus discharged soldiers, furloughed men, and prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Department of California
Thomas
San Francisco
Cal
Manila
Philippine Islands
Twenty-third Infantry
Twelfth Cavalry
Reade
Hodges
Benham
Truitt
Sutherland
Stevens
Croxton
Hines
Bebs
Chate
Sicket
O'Keefe
Morgan
Craig
Lee
Ryan
Neilson
Cass
Dogan
Enak
Beck
Alechice
Campbell
Hunter
Hill
Bradley
Carter
Gibson
Richarda
Wilson
Whipple
Rowell
Eleventh Cavalry
Hamilton
Glenal Corps
Atek
Navy Tobacco Contract Awarded for 160000 Pounds
The Navy Department yesterday awarded the annual tobacco supply contract to Butler & Bosher of Richmond. The bid was 1 1 2 cents per pound, the lowest submitted. The contract covers 160000 pounds for the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Navy Department
Butler & Bosher
Richmond
Guns for New Warships and Army Ordnance Bids
The Navy Department awarded contracts for battleship New Hampshire guns and armored cruiser mounts to Bethlehem Steel and to Bethlehem for 12-inch and 8-inch guns with spare parts. Bethlehem also supplied f inch mounts at 19 thousand. Steel Company offered 32 six inch, 12 seven inch, eight Schach guns and 33 inch mounts with bids around 9 to 17 thousand each. War Department bids for caissons for field artillery were opened. Deiggs Seabury Ordnance Corporation submitted the lowest bid at 1 293 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Montana
Navy Department
Bethlehem Steel Company
Auiavals Steel Company
War Department
Deiggs-Seabury Ordnance Corporation
Naval Hospital
Observatory
Otis Elevator Company
New York
Marine Engine and Machine Company
Hutchinson & McCarthy
Shedd Bros
Biggs Heating Comany
Anyaratua
Army officers receive leaves and reassignments by orders
Orders authorize leave of absences for Capt Carl Beichman Seventeenth Infantry four captains names with July 5 and August 2 effectiveness, and assignments moving Capt George J Hiden Capt Henry B Dixon and others to new duties and stations in New York Denver and San Francisco as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Beichman
Seventeenth Infantry
Joseph F O'Neal
Ffth Infantry
John P Ryan
Fort Rodinam
Masc
George J Hiden
New York City
Department of the East
Henry B Dixon
Omaha
Nebr
Denver Cols
Repartmant
The
Colorado
Denver
Robert Smith
Dixon
San Francisco
Cal
California
San
Dismissal Orders For Naval Officers And Staff
Dismissals announced include Commander J Hoot reassigned for eye counterface duty at the Naval War College, Assistants F M Shook and GM Olson sent to Nava Hospital and Naval Hospital Philadelphia, and Pay Director HW 8 Rogers newly commissioned. Lieut Gd G Barnett promoted in the Marine Corps amid movements of ships to Norfolk Washington Puerta Pista and Boston. The President approves the dismissal sentences of Lieut Weusthoff and Paymaster Sullivan in separate court martial cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Hoot
Coasters Harbor Island
Narragonnett Bay
Naval War College
F. M Shook
Nava Hospital
Norfolk
GM Olson
Naval Hospital
Philadelphia
Rogers
Navy
T B Jewett
Gd. G Barnett
Marine Corps
Weusthoff
Sullivan
Simplicissimus Mairtial
Firat
Hans
F. W Weusthoff
Phillppine Scouts
Philippines
John Clyde Sullivan
Washington
One the
League Teland Navy Yara
Proof Positive Translation Passages in Court Context
A translated excerpt argues how to prove inability to work after injuries. The claimant notes police records and asserts no psychoactive dosing for over a year. The text reflects a legal filing or testimony framed around evidence of incapacity and length of impairment.
Combination Boat for Navy Launched at Wilmington
A new combination boat for the United States Navy Department was launched today at Posey and Jones yard in Wilmington Delaware. Built by Mayer and Priest of New York City, it will serve Guantanamo Harbor Cuba by delivering coal water and removing ashes. The craft measures about 30 feet beam and eight feet depth of hold.
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Guantanamo Harbor
Wilmington
Del
United States Navy Department
Posey & Jones Company
Mayer & Priest
New York City
Fim
Cuba
Egg O See boosts mind and body with whole wheat flakes
A nutrition oriented promo claims food shapes health and success. Egg-O-See is the right food, crisp easily digested and full of life force from wheat. It promises energy, strength, and happiness at no higher cost than ordinary cereals, noting that most people now eat it.
Treves Praises Japanese Surgical Skill in London Speech
Sir Frederick Treves told the Japan Society dinner in London that Japan will soon boast one of the world’s most remarkable schools of surgery. He cited the people’s infinite patience and tenderness and claimed that, in Japanese, nerves are an untranslatable concept, suggesting a progressive medical future in the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Treves
Japan Society
London
Japan
Fragments on Treating Hand Splinters by Steam
From the National .utraxmne advises a steam method to extract a hand splinter. Fill a wide bottle with hot water, place the injured hand over the mouth, press lightly. The steam draws flesh down and within a minute or two relief or extraction occurs.
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Georgetown
DR. Keyes
St. Cecilia’s Academy
Miles Myrtle Simpson
Bink Frank
Helen LeCain
Nellie Maloney
Anna Boucher
Coraline Dove
Grace Lynch
Margaret Nupt
Veronica Lynch
Nellie Langhan
Mery Madigan
Genevieve Maloney
Agnes Neill
Garee Pellen
May Helsy
Bessie Calnan
Mae Polkinhorn
Lulu Beyer
Mary Colliflower
Mary Carmody
Ida Breanahan
Mabel Donahoa
Henrietta Easter
Catherine Glacketts
Maurita Harvey
Marta Higging
Vez Maley
Margaret Murphy
Rosa Shulters
Emma Bott
Madeline Bowler
Elsie Clem
Fredrica Harding
Mary Teanahan
Nellis Murphy
Florence Petten
Regina Richarda
Edith Richards
Armenia Aimt
Beulah Selbert
Catherine Water
Bertie Andre
Lauisa Crown
Hessle Jeffords
Aliee Lynch
Eilzmbath Meinberg
W. B. Moses & Sons
F Street
Cornerth
Maine
Cgrimes
Thomas Peares
Fennsylvania
Chambereriie
Semotl
Joming
Green Park
Hullnda H Garber
Lopes
Herbert M. Xentox
Vermont
Peru
Marshell J Hapgood
Madison
John E. Carpenter
Gatot
Jaeten Baright
Talea
Lo Rire Dentlat
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
11Th St. N. W
Washington, D. C
Jones
Cherbourg
State Department
John Paul Jones
Marcotjus
Rocket
Topeka
Puerta Pista
Iwana
Boston
Guantanamo
Chicago
San Francia
Portland
Orag
Government Yard
Louisiana
Newport News
Capps
Bureau of Construction
Solomons Island
Chesapeake Bay
Brilat Savarin
the King of Foods
Qelacy, I
Splintera
Palais Royal
Eleventh Streets
Ail Bives
Tees
Garden ‘Trowers
Grasa Shears
Washington Schools
Strayer
Business College
Tith
Fats
New York Age
Walter T. Holt
Mardella
Washington College OF Music
Jessie E. Hodgkins
Westminster Staw
Washington DC
Southern Female College
Arthur Kyle Davis
Locust Dale Academy
Locust Dale Virginia
Behools of Technology
Locatian
Feliman
Tentmentels
Warners Cure
Warner's
Safe Cure Company
Rochesur
Sherwin-Will- Jamns
F. Andrews Ras
Amu
Columbia
Clyde Fite
Meguy Standing
Charlotte Walker
Paris
Leonhardt
Shad Line
Sylvan
Merchant of Venice
Chevy Chase
Connave
Wootley Jane
Mig
T Arthur Smith
F St
Sanders & Stay
St. N. W
Getty Ang
Cit Lake
U. S. Marine Band
TH End
Fla
Cleveland
Fune
Beate Tes Dence
Reis
Fulton's
Pwaparrs
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