Blending European Traits Predicted to Shape Future American Type
Dr H F Flemming and colleagues forecast that southern and northern European blood will, under American climate, yield a distinct American type with brown eyes and lighter complexions. They foresee tall, slender men and brown eyed women, with rapid assimilation of immigrants already forming the national look, especially in the West and South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemming
Yieasea
H. F. Flemming
Washington
Plemying
Wo i Andrews
Bureau of Immigration
Far West
South
West
Middle West
A&olns Co
Blachmar
Anthea Banerutv
Kansas
Blach‘mar
Blackma
Andrews
New York
Gurene
Willie Carty
Netiuna
Civic Beauty Talks Planned for Washington Citizens
A sequence of district lectures on beautification and national capital development is set across multiple venues. David Fairchild of the People’s Gardens Association and Glenn Brown of the American Institute of Architects will speak at ramseyston Presbyterian Church. The program runs through April 4 with talks at Whitney Avenue Christ Church Parkview Citizens Association venues and other neighborhood sites including Chevy Chase, Linthicum Hall Georgetown and Mount Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plana
Davil Fairchild
Oestiteut
People's Gardens Assoc Arttlon
Glenn Brown
American Institute of Architects
Yraramston
Tomeht
Presbyterian Iunday School
Dectrers
Whitney Avene Christo
Parkview
Kenesaw Apartment
Mount Pleasant
Ami
Famine Fund Receives $25,000 Gift From Christian Herald
The State Department yesterday received $25,000 from the Christian Herald to aid the famine land plague sufferers in China. The total at source is $82,000, with relief shipments sent from Seattle aboard the Buford. Conditions in the affected areas remain unrelieved per a cablegram from Rev. W. Lengden, head of the missionary committee, at Chinksams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Christian Herald
China
Seattle
Tansport Buford
Tricken
W. ‘. Lengden
Tietiman
Chinksams
Gould resigns as president of Missouri Pacific to become chairman
George J. Gould tendered his resignation as Missouri Pacific president and was chosen chairman of the board. A special committee including Gould Gates and Adams was formed to select a new president, subject to board approval. An executive committee for the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway was also named. Gould stated discord reports are unfounded and intended to protect credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George J. Gould Leday
Missouri Pacific
Chaiman
George Gould
Frederick J. Gates
E. D. Adams
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway
Missour Pacific
Kingdon Gould
T. Jeffery
A. Marston
Adams
Paul Warburg
R. M. Gallaway
Mr. Gould
Messrs. Warburg
Marston
Iron Mountain Board
Messrs. Marston
Henry E. Cooper
Texas and Pacific Board
Messrs
Marston and Adams
Denver and
Rio Grande
George J. Gould
Gould
Frederick T. Gates
George
JT. Jeffery
Cornelius Vandervill
The
Missoui Parific
U S Japan War Question Pressed By Ward Denys
F Ward Denys argues against war with Japan noting Admiral Dewey’s denial of a claim and Andrew Carnegie’s remark as inadequate. He warns Germany and Europe fear U S progress and would seek to embroil the nations for profit. Denys urges prudent diplomacy plus reasonable military readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
Jim
Count von Reventlow
Andrew Carnegie
Japan
Europe
Germany
United States
Far East
America
F. Ward Denys
Cox Case Delayed In Pretrial Move To Halt Judge
Cincinnati March 21 Attorneys for George B Cox won a 24 hour respite to block Judge Gorman from sitting in the trial on a perjury charge. Legal maneuvers dominated the morning sessions as Judge Swing took the matter under advise ment. A motion for a mandatory injunction to halt action was tied to whether President Judge Hunt can authorize the common pleas court to try the case after an affidavit accusing Judge Gorman of bias has been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
George B. Cox
Common Pleas
Gorman
Peter Swing
Cox
Hunt
Common Press Court
Man Dies Saving 60 From Fire At Ident Motor Plant
In Lanang Michigan on March 21 a man died attempting to save $60 from a blaze at the Ident Motor Company plant. Captain Baker of the Lansig fire department was injured as bricks flew during the collapse. The loss is put at about $200,000. The victim reportedly left his coat in the building while at work and returned for it before disappearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanang
Mich
Shunk
Capt. Baker
Lansig Fire Department
Worve
Ident Motor Company
Capt Baker Ag
M. Gianelli
Palermo
Mafia
William Gray
Georgetown University Hospital
Richard van Horn
Department of Agriculture
John Manning
Eleventh Street
Boardman
Manning Ho
van Horn
Dr. Gray
Gray
Little Charles Ross
Philadelphia
Gene
Albion Davis Pike
Harvard University
Lubec
Pike
Dorothy Arnold Case
High-Rank Assassins and Disappearances Spark European Secret Societies
The article surveys European secret societies such as the Mafia and Camorra, detailing their reach from Naples to Istanbul, criminal methods, and violent code. It then shifts to Washington and recalls notable disappearances including Dr William Gray, Richard Van Horn, John Manning, and Dorothy Arnold, analyzing police approaches and common motives behind vanishings.
East wants blanket freight rates to Spokane from Chicago
Louis D Brandeis representing Atlantic Seaboard Shippers argued before the Interstate Commerce Commission that any rate set from Chicago to Spokane and other intermountain points should be extended to Eastern shippers. He warned lower Chicago rates would harm Eastern manufacturing and jeopardize Eastern shippers by cutting them out of intermountain competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Inter-Rocky Mountain Territory
Louis D. Brandeis
Atlantic Seaboard
Brandels
Chicago
Spokane
Intermountain
Easit
Middle Western
Brandeis
Baltimore will leaves 1000 to Gospel Mission in Washington
Charles Herzog of Baltimore bequeaths 1000 in trust to the Gospel Mission at 1239 Pennsylvania Ave as part of an estate valued at 10300. The will also devotes 4000 to churches and missions in Washington, Baltimore and Ocean Grove. Officials await copy of the will before applying funds to a new mission building or other uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Herzog
Baltimore
Washington
Gospel Mission
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ocean Grove
H. D. Gordon
The
Afr. Herzog
Nathaniel Thayer Dead In Boston
Nathaniel Thayer prominent capitalist dies at his Boston home at age 80. He served as director of United States Steel Corporation and major rail and telegraph firms. Survived by three children including Cornelia Thayer who married Count von Moltke. second wife Frautine Revere. Thayer born 1840, Harvard graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nathaniel Thayer
Thayer
United States Steel Corporation
New York, New Haven
Frautine Revere
Paul Rever
Mr. Thayer
Harvard
Cure by electricity in stomach diseases gains support
A Medical Record article by Dr. Jonathan Godfrey Wells and Louis H. Levy surveys electricity as a therapeutic for chronic stomach disorders. It notes rapid analgesic relief, stimulation of gastric secretion, and various methods including central, percutaneous, and intragastric applications with mixed cures and improvements across chronic gastritis, ulcers, atony, and neurasthenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Godfrey Wells
New York Post-Graduate Hospital and Medical School
Louis Henry Levy
New Haven
Oka
Harada
Germany
America
Canstatt
Duchenne
Kussmaul
Bdcci
Kuss- Maul
Bardet
Medical cases show varied responses to a gastric procedure
The report lists improvements in four cases and one unchanged among conditions such as dilatation, atony, hyperchlorhydria, enteroptosis, and gastritis. Reed highlights benefits in muscular atony, atonic dilatation, regurgitation, rumination, nervous hyperpain, and chronic gastritis, while Kemp supports use in chronic gastritis, atony, diminished secretion, gastralgia, nervous anorexia, and hyperacidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Suffragists Lose Three Times In State Votes
Reports from Albany Des Moines Boston and Springfield show defeats for woman suffrage measures in state legislatures while Hunnewell Kansas women nominate candidates to take over city government asserting men run the border town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albany
Senate Judiciary Committee
Newcomb
Stillwell
Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
Boston
Springfield
State Senate
Hunnewell
Kans
Marcel
J. EB. Wilson
G. A. Osborn
Eddy's Nephews Sue Over Mrs Eddy Will In New Twist
Concord New Hampshire March 21 A new legal move in the Mary Baker Eddy estate fight. John B Baker seeks to intervene in the suit against Henry M Baker executor claiming grandnephew status and potential share if residuary clause is invalid. George W Glover and Dr E J Foster Eddy press for the estate residue including a large bequest to Boston First Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Church
John B. Baker
Eddy
Henry M. Baker
George W. Glover
Foldy
United States District Court
Wrestler Shoots Women Then Kills Self in Fall River
In Fall River Massachusetts on March 21 Eugene Soares a 32 year old wrestler shot and wounded two women then killed himself with a self-inflicted bullet. The injured are Mrs Delvina Mellcn 60 and her daughter Mrs Anne Paradis 22 both in dangerous condition. Soares a Portuguese man separated from his wife had become obsessed with Paradis a mill worker who had separated from her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Eugene Soares
Delvina Mellcn
Anne Paradis
Soares
Paradis
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Bureau of Ammlgration
David Fairchild
Horlick
Jens
Au Paws
Aon
M. P
U. S.-Japan War
F. W. Denys
Van
Camorra
Carbonari
Clapham Common
Morountzeff
Houndsditch
Sicily
Turkey
Levant
Kingdom of
Naples
Camortisti
Constantinople
Italy
Russia
Hetaira
Alexander T
Napoleon VI
Nicholaa Constantinoviteli
Siberia
Nihilist Society
Tashkent
Charley Ross
Dorothy Arnold
James J. Judge
Bronx Park
Judge
Miss Arnold
Buenos Aires
South America
Argentina
Niele Carter
Casey's
Case Ag
Ireland
Adele Boas
West Eightieth Street
Emil L. Boas
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
Miss Boas
Mr. Dough~erty
Mamma
Beverly Street
Frederick A. Cook
Charles H. Hyde
Hyde
Cook
Brooklyn
Lizzie Seiden
Illustrated Newspapers
Lizzie
Marion Clark
Clark
George Barrow
Lursemaid
EAST
Wills
Countess von Moltke
Riegel
Herschell
Reed and Lyon
Marshall
Heard
Rockwell
Bardlet
Boas
Stockton
Eimhorn
Winhorn
Leuke
Ewald
Stewart
Menzell
Brock
Einhorn
Wilbur
Wilbur & Sons, Inc
Massachusetts
Ilinois
Knox
Mats Mens
Cohan & Harris
Adelaide Thurston
Miss Ananias
Catherine Chisholm Cushing
Charles
IM Cherry
Miss LA
Sever ‘Sisters
Mexico
Robert S. Barrett
Xican Situation Graphic Illustrationa
Charles Frohman
Donald Brian
Mets
Billie Burke
Suzanne
Anthony Hope
Apple Orchard
Philharmonic
March Society OF New York
Gustav Mahler
Mme
Kirkby Lunn
T. Arthur Smith
Belasco
Mabel Hite
Liebler
Edgar Smith
Robert Hood Bowers
Edward W. Townsend
Frank Ward O’malley
Sam Bernard
Milwaukee
Sivenings
Andrew Mack
John C. Rice
Sally Cohen
Pats Doyle
AVA Clayton & Co
Reffords
Oscar Loraine
Marcus & Gartelle
Hugh Herbert
Cades OF
Gascotg
Grand Opera Quartet
Academy
Wennings
Arizona
Daring Corbors
Broncos
Star Show Girls
Taye TV
Joe Turner
Sam Anderson
Dainty Duchess
Peave
Howard House
New Willard Hotel
International Auto Sightseeing Transit Ca
Ave
Park Road
Uvith
Razhive
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