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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1905

Page

5

Nurses Union Moves Toward International Council Affiliation

The American Federation of Nurses, meeting at George Washington University, approved steps to affiliate with the International Council of Nurses, withdraw from the National Council of Women, and adopt a constitution. Newport session featured welcoming remarks by Commissioner Macfarland and Miss Nutting, with a focus on training schools and education for nurses nationwide.

Macfarland American Federation of Nurses — Organization International Council of Nurses American Federation of Nurses George Washington University Federation National Council of Women Internatioal Council of Nurses England London Lr Wallach Radcliffe New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Wacrart Columbia Perry Rm Moo Ntting Hopkins Wega Fealtimore Sweetea Dape Misa Sophia F Falmer Rochester North Carolina New Jersey Maryland Indiana Catflin Coolorado New York United States Hunter Robb Clevelind Gtda Robb Federaion Mias Nutting Federaton Piper Bisa Lee Dock Amirfcin Interfational Council of Nurses Women's Council International Association of Our Own America Council of Women National Council Worth Nurses International Association Waa Chanimensts Feleration Snall Elt Rausenere

Funeral of Commodore Nicholson at Oak Hill Cemetery

The funeral of Commodore Somerville Nicholson who died last Monday after a long illness from causes incident to old age was held yesterday from his home 209 Ninetieth Street NW. Rev Dr Howden of St Johns Georgetown led the private services attended by family and friends. The casket lay draped in the Union Jack with floral offerings and a detail of sailors escorted the remains to Oak Hill Cemetery where taps sounded over the grave after a brief service by Howden. Interment was private per Commodore Nicholson's wish.

Commodore Nicholson Somerville Nicholson Nine- Tenth Street Dr Howden St Johns Church Georgetown Navy Yard Oak Hill Cemetery Ly Howden Icholpon

New Life cure promoted for health in distant市 ad

Very near crima offers Dr King’s New Life cure claiming to ease constipation and restore health with a money back promise. The ad urges readers to buy at all druggists and hints at a free sample or trial.

King

Women Whist Tourney day two in eighth annual congress

In Philadelphia on May, nearly four hundred compete as the Washington trophy contest features Hamilton Club of St Louis leading early, tied by Bay State Club of Boston and Pennsylvania Auxiliary of Philadelphia. Top North South scores include Miss Poultney and Miss Hough of Baltimore. East West leaders include Mrs G K Mackay and Mrs H Kendall of Boston and Mrs Charles Williams and Mrs Harry Toulman. Cavendish Cup top North South by Mrs Charles Potts and Mrs Edward Kingeley with five. New Amsterdam leads eight matches in Toledo trophy contest. Open pairs results list several pairs with notable scores.

Philadelphia Hamilton Club St. Louis Bay State Club Boston Pennsylvania Poultney Hough Baltimore E. T. Baker J. W. Green Brooklyn G.K. Mackay H. K. Kendall Charles Williams Harry Toulman Hamilton St Louis Northtown Charles Potts Edward Kingeley G I Proctor F. D Mitchell Ius New Amsterdam Fowshon Bara Battle Howell Boston Bay Herd Cavendish Lental Norristown Koulot Merion North H. M Baker Benjamin Barrell L Wood Mra Linnell East Bailey Mra Garland Mera Conteub Mra S T Smith Woodwari A Smith Mra Shek Mra McCoy Hartman Mra Lerile

Miss Rives Reported Engaged To Post Wheeler

It is reported here that Hallie Ermine Rives author of Hearts Courageous and The Castaway is about to wed Post Wheeler well known journalist and magazine writer. They have been seen together in Ocean Grove with Rev Dr Henry Wheeler and sailed for Europe ten days ago. Dr Wheeler hinted at an engagement but did not confirm details.

Post Wheeler Washington Post Asbury Park N. J Hallie Erminer Rives Miss Rives Ocean Grove Henry Wheeler Europe Dr Wheeler Geen Migs Rives Congress Heights District of Columbia Randle Park

Cause of Canal Break Near Hancock Revealed

It was learned yesterday that the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal break two miles east of Hancock is due to railway construction work in the area. Contractors have not yet restored the canal property to its original condition, causing traffic delays.

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Hancock

National Biscuit Company Showcases at Railway Congress

At the International Railway Congress the National Biscuit Company hosted an elaborate pavilion featuring a reception and exhibition. Guests enjoyed direct-from-package treats such as Uneeda Biscuit, Butter Thin, Gra ham Crackers, Social Tea Biscuit, Zu Zu Ginger Snap, Nabisco Sugar Wafers, Festino Almonds, and more. The display highlighted quality and freshness, with a fifteen-member entertainment team present throughout the event to welcome attendees.

National Hiscuit Company Pisya National Biscuit Company Uneeda Nabisco National Hascult Company National Biecuit Company Secess

Retirement and furniture sale pricing notice

A sale lists various items with discounted prices including sideboards Morris chairs hall racks oak beds oak dressers oak chiffonier wardrobes and parlor suites. Prices range from 6 to 76 dollars with multiple quantities and sale terms.

Golfers face strong field in Chevy Chase spring tourney

A large entry list marks the opening day of the Chevy Chase Club spring golf tournament with top local and visiting players entered. Notable names include P M Prescott, WP Compt on, George Weaver, Allan Lard, J Taylor, J M Harlan, Harold Bellridge, and David Baxter among many others. Nine prizes are offered as locals and visitors compete, with some top amateurs and international players expected to participate.

Chevy Chase Club M Prescott Chevy Chase H Manta Columbia TD Maclennan Chevy Chace M. E. Gates Columba H Olphant EF Gates Minnekada David Baxter Carnoustie Heotland McVickar Port Pulith Dalzell New Haven Horsimann Merion RC Mayden E M Tal Loftus Chevy Chara Dodge Urickenstein Washington D. K Harold Beliridge Boston England Massachusetts Barnoustie Club Scotland D E Moore Edgewood Club Pittsburg Bidney Maddock Cresent Club New York Joseph Anderson Pittsburg Country Club Patrick Grant Brookline Country Club Baltimore

Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted Against Malaria

An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a universal remedy for malaria and fevers, claiming it strengthens the body and cures or prevents a range of illnesses. It cites a Wilmington engineer, W. Everett Gunby, who allegedly recovered from malaria and lung trouble using the product and asserts the whiskey is government-recognized as a medicine.

Chile W. Everett Gunby Wilmington Del Duffy Duffy's Isbel Medical Duffy Mall Whiskey Company Rochester N. Hi Shea Pennsylvania Ave

Unclear Golf Dual Meet Raised Course Lengths

A three day contest will be witnessed with the course lengthened by 200 yards since last fall. The total distance covered by the holes is now 6 00 yards. Greens are in excellent condition and Mr Douglas predicts unusually low scores in the qualification rounds today.

Douglas

Captain Kirkman Appeals Dismissal From Army

Capt George W. Kirkman of the Twenty-fifth Infantry appeals his dismissal by a general court martial at Fort Niobrara Nebraska. He claims trial charges and procedures were improper. Depositions from the Philippines precede a May 10 court martial with charges including embezzlement and possible imprisonment.

George W. Kirkman Twenty-fifth Infantry Fort Niobrara Nebr Roosevelt Secretary of the Navy Judge Advocate General Kirkman Mra. Lowi Chandler New York Capt Kirkman Philippines

Galveston Cruiser Arrives at Norfolk in Turmoil

Special to The Washington Post reports the cruiser Galveston under Commander William G Cutler reaching Norfolk Navy Yard at 90 o clock after a three and a half day voyage from Key West. Crew disorder is suspected with 40 to 50 sailors said to be in double transfer creating trouble. Officials offer little on the cause amid evident discontent aboard.

Washington Po Norfolk Galveston William G Cuter Norfolk Navy Yard Key West Fla Cutler

Murder on Warship Aboard West Virginia at Culebra

A coal passer named Lea stabbed fellow worker Warren aboard the armored cruiser West Virginia at Target Bay Culebra. Warren died this morning after injuries described as swordlike cuts to chest and lungs. Authorities say Lea’s motive appears drunkenness or temporary insanity. Lea claims nothing. Peoria carried West Virginia officers and other ships, with Colorado’s departure set for May 22.

Kaife St. Thomas Indies United States Peoria Culebra Porto Rico West Virginia Target Bay Les Warren Lee Lea Colorado Newport Culebra Maya

Cadets Head to Gettysburg for Strategy Lessons

First class of cadets totaling 114 departs for a three day Gettysburg battlefield study led by officers. Mission is instruction in military strategy and tactics. Concurrently, transport Sherman sails from San Francisco May 2 carrying Ninth Infantry, Seventh Cavalry, various officers and staff, plus hospital corps and recruits bound for Manila.

West Point Gettysburg Milmary Department of California Sherman San Francisco Cal Manila Ninth Infantry Seventh Cavalry Pabsengers Cpl Rogan Robertson Ma Jones Falmer Horsey Harris Bookmiller Wise Burt Hunton Nicklin Liewis Brown Reuben Smith Lang Wallace Coleman Loeb Walton Brans Goodrich McConnell E. T Smith Harris Snow McEntes Meader Hunter Waiting Blartevant Wilson Brinkerhof Mal McCormick Tompkins Kennington Arnold Lewis Rhea Comminkey Brown Hayden McLean Miller Hospital Corps Twelfth Infantry Second Cavalry Col. Anderson Eighth Cavalry Mass Brodle Bhillock Wood Jones Fourteenth Cavalry Capta Kuto Creary Paysmaster Trout Smedburg

Watch for a Town Congress Heights Notice

Apply to A. E. Randle president United States Realty Co firemen s Insurance Building 7th Street Pa and La Avenues N W or at the company s office Congress Heights D C or Telephone Main 1340.

A. E. Randle United States Realty Co Firemen’s Insurance 7Th Street la. Avenues N. W Congress Heights D. C

Navy personnel transfers from Asiatic fleet to U S bases

A partial list shows naval officers and midshipmen reassigned or detached to various stations and ships. Names include Lieut Commander J. H. Rohrbacher, Midshipmen A. H. Van Keuren, W J Giles, J Downes, Englen W. Norris, with destinations such as Oregon, Wisconsin, Vilelobos, Raleigh, Zafro, and Getichea Holtimore amid westward home orders from Manila and the Asiatic fleet in May 195.

Culebra W. 1

Army officers receive multiple leave and assignments changes

A string of Army orders grants Maj David L Brainard three day leave and Capt Morris K Barrell four days. The President accepts Capt Edward C Brooks resigna tion to take effect May 2. Revoked is the special order sending Capt Charles IL Bent to Fort Niobrara. Cap Thomas H R McIntyre secures two months leave to June 1 with sea passage. Capt John T Martin gets seven days leave after duties at Rock Island Arsenal. Maj William A Nichols is released from treatment and returns to duty. Maj John M Carson to Hot Springs for hospital care. Chaplain Henry A Brown to West Point for duty during Chaplain Shipman’s absence. Capt William S Guignard ordered to Rock Island Area for alleged conduct involving resignation and construction.

David L. Brainard Morris K. Barrell Artillery Corps Edward C Brooks Eleventh Cavalry Charles IL. Bent Charles IL. Bent, Thirtieth Infantry, To Again Proceed To Fort Niobrara, Nebr Thomas H R. McIntyre John T Martin Rock Island Arsenal William A. Nichols Army and Navy Hospital Hot Springs Ark John M. Carson, Jr Army and Navy General Hospital Henry A Brown United States Military Academy Herbert Shipman

Commission Appropriates Funds for Wharf Construction bids

Special dispatch reports Manila commission authorizing May Town to solicit bids for two concrete and steel wharves, sizes 70 by 100 feet and 110 by 690 feet, with $580,000 drawn from improvement bond proceeds. Naval movements list arrivals at Tortugas, New London, Hampton Roads, and other ports. life team midshipmen versus Maryland National Guard scheduled May 14. light vessels Nos. 76 and 83 arrive at Callao and proceed to Acapulco.

Commission Washington Manila Baguia May Townsend Congress Olympia Cleveland Des Moines Denver Culgoa Tortugas Minneapolis New London Marblehead San Diego Galveston Marcellus Hampton Roads Brooklyn Guantana Washington Post Annapolis Maryland National Guard Fort Madison

Washington Firm Faces Hearing Over Ground Trespass Case

Seven men arrested by Sheriff T B Middleton on a war rant from Potomac Dredging Company face a hearing today before Justice J Alfred Ridgely. Hamp ton Magruder requested a jury trial. Four men are bonded for October. Grad ley, Fair, and Posey surrendered bondsman custody. A writ of habeas corpus secured by Syd ney E Mudd and James H Hayden freed them on bonds until Monday. hearing with Judge Merrick slated.

Washington Company George County Washington Post Upper Marlboro T B Middleton Potomac Dredging Company District of Columbia Dredging Company Piscataway

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