Japanese Duke Arrives for Washington State Visits
Gen Kuroki the famed Japanese field officer and Vice Admiral Irvin headline a week of receptions and dinners in Washington for visiting foreign officers from the James Town Exposition. Secretary Taft hosts a lunch for Kuroki with Taft and Mrs Taft assisting, while Italy’s Duke of Abruzzi receives royal Italian entourage. The Duke will tour Mount Vernon and attend a White House reception and a dance aboard the Italian ship Varese before departing.
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Jamestown
Washington
Foicen
Wincon
Military Academy
West Point
Taft
Gem Kuroki
New Willard
E A Wood
USA
Tokyo
Gen Kuroki
Gen. Kuroki
Gen. Kurokhi
Degil Urazzi
Italan Ambassa Anor
Garon Mayor Des
Italan Empost
Ma35r Des Planches
Meyer
Degil Abruzzi
Meyser
Hot Springs
Italy
Rome
Varese
Philadelphia
Pittsburg Hosts Japanese General Kuroki Visit
Gen Kuroki of Japan, with Gen Arthur MacArthur and staff, arrived in Pittsburg Pa at 6 pm and were greeted by Mayor George W Guthrie and a Chamber of Commerce committee. They toured the city by auto and dined informally at Allegheny Country Club. Also joining were Baron Aoki, Count von Hatzfeldt, and spouses.
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Pittsburg
Kuroki
Japan
Arthur MacArthur
George W. Guthrie
Gen Kuroki
Baron Aokl
Washington
Count von Hatzfeldt
Hmbusany
City
Lawton Statue Unveiling Program in Indianapolis
A May 20 unveiling program for Brig. Gen. Henry W Lawton’s statue in Indianapolis includes a 1 PM start after a luncheon at Vice-President Fairbanks home. Rev Dr Lucas will pray, Gov Frank Hanley will offer remarks, James Whitcomb Riley will read "The Home Voyage," and President Roosevelt will deliver the day’s address.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Henry W Lawton
W. Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Lucas
National Organization of the Grand Array of the Republic
Frank Hanley
James Whitcomb Riley
Lawton
San Mateo
Philippine Islands
Will
Soa Ieee
John L Sullivan Meets Taft in Oval Office Visit
Former heavyweight champion John L Sullivan visited President Taft at the White House. He joked about weight, urged a pardon for a soldier, and recalled meeting Roosevelt and Harvard classmates. Sullivan teased the President about future nominations as he left the private office.
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John L.sullivan
Governors Island
Sullivan
John S
Bullivan
Mitchell
New York
Otilo
Jonny
John L
Roosevelt
John
Harvard
Corbett
Sulll
Chinese Viceroy Thankful for Aid to Famine District
Consul General James L Rodgers in Shanghai reports Tuan Fang viceroy of Liengkiang provinces sends sincere thanks to American people and government for Magnificent famine relief gifts. Chinese officials express similar gratitude as army transport Buford arrives with supplies and Red Cross adds 1,000 by cable to the relief fund.
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James L Rodgers
Shanghai
China
Red Cross
Tuan Fang
Liengkiang
Kingpeh
Addimon
Buford
Rodgers
Congressmen at Honolulu Arrive for Hawaii Resources Tour
United States transport Buford brings twenty five congressmen to Honolulu to inspect the islands and obtain direct information on Hawaii resources. Delegation greeted at the harbor by committees in launches and tugs with a hearty welcome.
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Honolulu
United States
Buford
Hawaii
Naval Machinist William H. Johnson Dies in Norfolk
Warrant Machinist William H. Johnson USN died at the United States Naval Hospital Norfolk. A 40 year old native of the District of Columbia, he served as assistant engineer on the steamship Del Monte and most recently on the battleship Connecticut. Taft accepts invitation to speak in Milwaukee on June 10 before Merchants and Manufacturers Association.
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USN
United States Naval Hospital
Norfolk
District of Columbia
United States
del- Tmonico
Connecticut
Taft
Milwaukee
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Fair bonds are sold and naval visits at Jamestown expo
The Washington Post reports bond issuance of 400000 for the Jamestown Exposition with Ryan as likely buyer. Rear Admiral Evans sails with the North Atlantic Squadron and Japanese Admiral Ijuin visits. naval vessels head to European ports, while May 15 repairs and June 9 reassembly occur at Hampton Roads.
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Train
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Ryan
Minnesota
Tennessee
Washington
William H Emory
Emory
Atlantic
Hampton Roads
Exposition Grounds
Georgia
Roosevelt
Virginia
Evans
North Atlantic
Connecticut
Ibuin
Harrington
USN
Tucker
Flyin
Army and Navy
Jamestown Exposition Grounds
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International Y. M C. A
Duke de Abruzzi
Hiss
Varese
Arturo Parati
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R Ruggieri
S. Pesce
F Gaigano
P Rotondi
A Lagigna
Naval Academy assigns cadet officers for Roosevelt escort
At Annapolis authorities appoint midshipmen to form a provisional battalion for June duties as President Roosevelt’s personal escort to Jamestown. The unit will drill, embark June 9 on a naval training vessel, and proceed to the ceremonies June 25. Members hail from various classes and towns, with officers named from second-year and senior rosters.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Roosevelt
Jamestown
Cfuisa
Vonsela
Georgia
Steilrd-clase
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Reeek
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Mimaud
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Peoria
Engagement to Julian Story Denied by Family and Attorney
In Philadelphia on May 8, friends and relatives of Miss Anne Thompson denied New York reports that she is engaged to artist Julian Story. Attorneys note false articles harmed Story. he says no marriage plans and remains unavailable for comment.
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New York
Shnowers “& Sande
Gitaranys
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Julian Story
Story
Philadelphia
Anne Thompson
Emma Eames
Asid
George McClellan
Spruce Street
Thompsons
Thia Morning
Misa Thompson
New Tuberculosis Guard Opinion Divides on System Value
At a joint meeting in New Willard, Dr Charles E North presented a plan to test the Wright Douglas tuberculosis system across multiple labs. Despite differing views on accuracy, researchers concede the discovery’s importance and outline sending sera to labs to compare results under respiratory commission oversight.
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New Willard
Association of American Physicians
National Association For
Charles E North
North
Respiratory Commission
New York City
Yt le
Laboratory of Pathology
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia
University
Au‘spices
Barker
Kersal
RW Ross
Garfield Is Thanked By Surgeons For Courtesies
The Association of United States Pension Examining Surgeons, meeting at Georgetown Law School, heard retiring president Wheelock Rider praise Secretary Garfield and Dr Houston for entertainments and receptions. Dr D K Shute spoke on Vicarious Eye Strain. Dr T Anneyhill of Baltimore became president. Washington named as 1956 meeting site.
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Houston
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Baltimore
Rochester
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New York City
Washington
Dyspepsia treated with simple home remedy claims
A noted stomach specialist calls Germany’s dyspepsia the Mother of Maladies and endorses a simple home prescription. Essence of Pepsia, Sirup of Ginger, and Catandir Compound mixed and taken after meals and at bedtime are said to correct digestion and restore stomach and bowels quickly.
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Shakespearean Insanity Topics Highlight Medical Meeting
Rev Dr James M Buckley of Morristown New Jersey argued before the American Medico Psychological Association that Shakespeare shows broad and deep knowledge of the brain and insanity. He cited Hamlet Macbeth and King Lear as illustrating his point while Dr William Maton and Dr Robert M Elliott spoke on aftercare and training for nurses.
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Philadelphia
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Charles Stanton
Buffalo
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Ster
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Besten
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Chinese Minister Honored at Clim atological Banquet in New York
Sir Chentung Liang Cheng, Chinese Minister, was guest of honor at the American Climatological Association banquet at Rauscher's. Doctors from Chicago to Boston spoke on medical progress as about seventy five members attended. Officers elected include President Thomas D. Coleman of Augusta and Secretary Guy Hinsdale of Hot Springs. The next meeting will be in Boston in 18.
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American Climatological Association
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
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Asheville
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New Jersey
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Augusta
Guy Hinsdale
Virginia
James Hart
Colorado
LT Knight
Boston
Frank Fremont Smith
Association
Thomas Darlington
New York
Darlington
Thomas D. Coleman
Ytee
Judson Darland
F Gardiner
Colorado Springs
Hot Springs
Shows Memento Of Actor At Laryngological Session
A throat instrument once used by Edwin Forrest to massage his pharynx was shown by Dr Samuel W Langmaid of Boston at the first session of the American Laryngological Association. Langmaid presented a paper on Massage of the Pharynx. The final day’s program was set for Cosmos Club with papers by physicians from Toledo Philadelphia New York Rochester New Orleans and more.
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Samuel W Langmaid
Boston
Walter F. Chappell
New York
John O. Roe
Rochester
Gordon King
New Orleans
D. Braden Kyle
Philadelphia
Robert C. Myles
Eit
Pifty Doctors at Dinner by Laryngological Society
The American Laryngological Association hosted its twenty ninth annual banquet in the red room of the New Willard. German guests Prof Gustav Eitan and Dr Koehl Reutter attended with about a hundred members present. Dr Arthur W De Rhoaldes of New Orleans presided and introduced Dr W Simpson of New York as toastmaster.
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Larynological Association
Gustav Eitan
Koehlreutter
Germany
New Willard
Arthur W. de Rhoaldes
New Orleans
W. Simpson
New York
Samuel BG
de Wax
Alcohol and mental disease debate at medical association
The American Medical Psychological Association discussed alcohol as a factor in mental illness with Dr G H Kirby asserting alcohol often precedes disease while others urged prevention. New officers were elected including President C Bancroft and Vice President A F Kilbourne. The group planned sessions in Washington and the Jamestown Exposition.
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The
Harry A. Cotton
Danvers Insane Hospital
Hawthorns
Mawss
Charles W. Pilgrim
Poughkeepsie
N. Br
Seventh Reunion Dinner of Pathologists and Bacteriologists
The American Association of Pathologists and Bacteriologists held its seventh annual dinner at the Shoreham last evening with fifty five members and guests present. Dr. W H Welch of Johns Hopkins served as president. other officers included Dr H C Ernst of Harvard secretary, Dr Herbert Ilname of Buffalo treasurer, and Dr A S Warthin as vice president elect. Guests from Germany included Dr Victor Schmieder of Bonn. The event featured a flower decorated table and an atmosphere of informality and friendliness.
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Americart Association of Pathologists and Bacteriologists
W H. Welch
Johns Hopkins
Gbeste
Victor Schmieder
Bonn
Germany
H. C Ernst
Harvard
Secr
Herbert Ilname
Buffalo
A. S. Warthin
Neurologists at Banquet for 33rd Annual Dinner
The thirty third annual dinner of the American Neurological Association was held last evening in the cabinet room at the New Willard. Dr Hugh T Patrick, retiring president, and Dr C W Burr, the new president, spoke. Dr Graeme M Hammond of New York acted as toastmaster, with responses from Dr Knapp, Dr Prince of Boston, Dr Dercim, Dr Considson, Dr Ilj Miller of Philadelphia, and Dr Riggs of St Paul.
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New Willard
Hugh T Patrick
Association
C. W. Burr
New
Graeme M Hammond
New York
Knapp
Prince
Boshen
Dercim
Considson
Il J Miller
Phildelphia
Riggs
St Paul
Association Dinner Highlights Weir Mitchell at New Willard
Dr Weir Mitchell of Philadelphia attended the twenty second annual dinner of the Association of American Physicians held last evening in the New Willard ballroom. The event drew the largest society representation yet with no speeches as the informal gathering proceeded. Dr Francis P Kinnicutt chaired the table.
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New Willard
Weir Mitchell
Paradelphia
Association of American Physicians
Francis P Kinnlcutt
Association
Amphion Glee Club Delights Orthopedic Banquet
The Amphion Glee Club enlivened the annual banquet of the American Orthopedic Association at the Arlington last evening. Old-time plantation melodies drew enthusiastic applause as decorations of flags, palms, dogwood branches, and roses set a festive scene. Toastmaster Dr A R Bhands introduced speakers including Dr John Ridler of Chicago and Dr A J Steele of St Louis.
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Chicago
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St. Louis
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London
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Boston
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Hartford
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Root's Visit Fosters Closer Argentina United States Ties
Argentina President lauds the Root visit as the most notable diplomatic event of the past year. He cites cordial messages from the American people and Roosevelt, noting improved friendship and frank relations between Argentina and the United States. Both republics aim to boost mutual commerce and understanding.
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Former Gov Hill Confined by Bad Cold at Home
Former Governor David Bennett Hill lies in bed at Woiffert's Roost near Albany after three days with a severe cold that may become pneumonia. Friends say he is not yet alarmed. his condition slightly improved yesterday though he has not been healthy since leaving politics two years ago.
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Albany
David Bennett Hill
Woiffert
Hill
Cattle Die by Thousands as Drought Fuels Forest Fires
Reports from many regions cite a long drought driving widespread forest fires and cattle deaths. Cattlemen report rising mortality as scarce rains fail to relieve forage shortages and cattle graze on rank, overgrown pastures amid the heat.
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May
Teland
Cuban Peace Delegates Named for Hague Conference
Gov Magoon appoints Cuban delegates for The Hague peace conference. Antonio de Bustamente Gonzalo de Quesada and Manuel Ssheally named. Secretary Oregion Ferrari named to the delegation.
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Hague
Havanese
The
Antonio de Bustamente
Gonzalo de Quesada
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