First Annual Meeting of Tuberculosis Study Group Opens
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis held its first annual meeting at the Willard. Dr Edward Trudeau opened with an address on the fight against the white plague, stressing early detection, education, and stronger public health laws. Dr Willam Osler and Dr Herman Biggs spoke on prevention, education, and organized action, urging nationwide coordination and public school teaching to dispel fear and misinformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tella National Association
E. L. Trudeau
H. M. Biggs
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Edward L. Trudeau
Baranac Lake
Consumpton
United States
Willam Osler
Emerita
Oxford University
Herman M. Big
Tmseed
Talcott Wiliams
Philadelphia
Trudeau
Association
America
National Association
Rhsht Inc
Vampire of Quacker
Hhethia
Ite Micceas
Ita ‘Ork
Geler
Osler
Gur Ehatrman
General Hospital
General
Board of Health
Abe
Ofa Min
Ianni
Biggs
New York
Bote Bee Wal Saeed
Janeway
Rochester Landis
Divine
Homes Folks
Thomas Darlington
Steller
Charles W. Weller
Washington
Christopher Easton
Newport
A. M.wilson
Boston
Joan H. Lewinson
Cleveland
Stockdale
Pennsylvania
Lawraton Brown
Jacobs
Maryland
Edward T. Divina
Kleba
Chicago
Glenn
Baltimore
Germany
Ernest P. Bicknell
Vingent G. Bowditch
John. Fulton
Henry Phippd
C. O. Probst
Columbus
Ohio
W. Carter
Galveston
Tex. A
William Osler
Henry Phipps
Iisurance Companies
Herman
Lawrence Fitch
Vincent O’ Bowditch
Tuberculosis Education and Public Health Debate
A New York gathering discusses the public and professional duties in tuberculosis control. Speakers urge education of the profession and public, hospital dispensaries, early diagnosis, sanatoriums, and lay responsibility, highlighting authority figures and the need for funding and coordination across cities and states.
Former Editor Chauncey Hickox Dies in Washington Residence
Former editor Chauncey Hickox, longtime Washington resident, died last Friday at his home on 48 Street Northwest. He had edited the New Haven Palladium after leaving the Springfield Republican and later joined the Penefon Office. He was esteemed for literary attainments and integrity, leaving a widow and two daughters.
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Chauncey Hickox
Washington
Springfeld
New Haven Palladium
Penefon
Crawford seeks separate trial in post office conspiracy case
Crawford moves in Criminal Court No 1 for severance from co defendants in Crawford Machen Lorenz post office conspiracy case. He argues Lorenz may offer non oath statements as state evidence if tried separately, hampering Crawford. Proceedings hinge on Justice Wright as hearings shift due to severance and related habeas action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FE. Lorenc
Vito
Crawford
Bach
Beach
Keighis
Walter
Meyer Pogtgitica
Spe
Wynne
Pyar
Kelgwi Pyne
London
England
United States
Machen
Vast meeting pockets denounce Starr in Civil Service group
At the United States Civil Service Retirement Association annual session in the G A R Hall, Jacob W. Starr faced sharp attacks over leadership and strategy. Amid noisy demonstrations New York ballots swung the outcome, with Starr defeating James A. Sample by a wide margin to be reelected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. A. Sample
United States Civil Service Retirement Association
G. A. R. Hall
Orter
Jacob W. Starr
War Department
Nasdciktion
Boston
Philadelphia
Association
James A. Sample
Redemption Division
United States Treasury Department
Ballong
Theta Two
Starr
Joseph W. Starr
J. W. Brooks
C. Ewan
Treasury Department
Robert Armour
William Potter
Congress
Sample
Macomb
Alfred Eaton
New York City
Mr. Starr
Eaton
Civil Service Retirement Association
Port of New York
Solomon F. Faunce
Office of the Auditor
Wi ‘W. Starr
Pares R. Starr
Hidden Cluss of Troubles Omit Old Kind
A compact note explores discarding old habits and embracing new approaches. It emphasizes resilience, renewal, and focus on practical steps to overcome ongoing difficulties. The writer uses vivid phrasing to urge transformation and forward momentum.
Verdigat in Burge Trial Guilty of Murder in First Degree
A jury in Crimrial Court No 1 convicted William Burge colored of murder in the first degree for killing his wife. Motion for a new trial likely. verdict delivered about 9 pm after witnesses and defense argued. Witness Frank Jordan testified Burge shot his wife after entering Jordan home. defense argued for Burge’s good character. Burge claimed the shooting was accidental during a confrontation with a masked man. evidence included his presence at the Jordan home and later events. Judge Wright’s charge praised as fair. culmination near 9 pm with strong penalties contemplated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burge
Wright
Thomas L. Jones
Scipis Baker
Frank Jordan
Jordan
Burge
Charles Venney
Murphy
Verney
Buree
Herald
Thittee
RK Street
Limesis
Lena Lawson
Jordan House
Osenpanta
Jones
Turner
Adventist delegate contracts smallpox at Takoma Park
Misa Amelia Nelson a 43 year old delegate to the Seventh day Adventists conference in Takoma Park Maryland developed smallpox and is now in a smallpox hospital. Maryland authorities have not taken action beyond notifying state health officials. Nelson came from Surgeon Bay Wisconsin and stayed with the Appleby family on Carroll avenue before an apparent appendicitis diagnosis led to hospital transfer. Nurses at the quarantine station reported minimal contact. Officials notified Takoma Park officials of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Amelia Nelson
Takoma Park
Maryland
Miss Nelson
Surgeon Bay
Wis
Appleby
Carroll Avenue
No. 1
Town Circle
Nelson
Worthless check suspect sought in Baltimore and Washington
Colling, wanted for passing a worthless check on T A Raver for 45, is reported by Baltimore police to be jailed there on charges of larceny and passing bad checks. The note bore forged signature of Mrs Cavanaugh, an aunt of Collins, and Rover’s cashiered attempt to cash a $5 check at a Northeast grocery led to the inquiry. An auto accident at Fourteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue involved C Foster’s car hitting a horse and carriage driven by Robert Dwane. the horse was knocked down and Mr Ryans sustained minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Baltimore
Washington
Maj. Gylvester
James Colling
T. A. Raver
Worthicus
Collina
Rover
North Capitol
C. ©. Foster
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Robert Dvane
EB Street
Mrr. Ryans
Robinson Will Sustained in Probate Court Will
A verdict sustained the will of James Robinson in the Probate Court presided by Justice Gould. The estate valued around $90,000 names Snowden W. Robinson and the children of the late sisters as principal beneficiaries with a $400 bequest to Mount Vernon M. B. Church South. Eugene F. Robinson, a nephew, challenged mental capacity and undue influence. A B Duvall named executor and trustee. caveators were represented by A B Duvall, E H Thomas, and A B Duvall Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Gould
James 3. Robinson
Snowden W. Robinson
Tentator
Mount Vernon M. 4B. Church South
Eugene F. Robinson
James 5
Weather Conditions and Forecast Affects Several Regions
Weather data from the U.S. Weather Bureau describes a Northeastern low over the St. Lawrence Valley and a Southwestern low over New Mexico with slow movement. Cloudy cool conditions persist in the Northeast, with rain in the Upper Ohio Valley and Lower Lake region, while milder temps spread across the Midwest. Winds vary by coast and region, with warnings issued for the Rocky Mountain areas and Ohio River vicinity. The report also lists recent temperatures, humidity, and rainfall figures for multiple time slots.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Woathington
St. Lawrence Valley
New Mexico
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Atlantic
Borky Mountain
Arkansas
Kens
Rocky Mountain
Mimissippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Bouthwest
Wea
East Gulf Coasts
West
Gulf Coast
Belek
Uahe
Surosean
Grand Banke
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Dr. Osler
Pat
Norman Bridge
Los Angeles
Hattie M. Shacklette
Main
WN. W
Welch Trudeau
Stengel
Vaughan
C. L. Greene
St Paul
Wiliam H. Baldwin
Chantcey Hickox
Civil Service
Harrah
Mr. Brown
Brown
William Stanton Macomb
Verdigt
Adventist
Povnearal Tuys
Alhankt
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh Street
Sanders & Stayman Ga
Robinson
Forth
Rocky
Ouschita
Camden
Ark
Ohio River
Eva
Mount Vernon
Ind
Ralafalt & P
Acts
Sipedae
Abbeville
Maz
Buffalo
N.Y
Ohl
Cheyenne
Bo Davenport
Denver
Tas
Helene
Mont
Jacksonville
Indianapolis
Little Rock
Marquette
Memphis
Tenn
Omaha
Nebras
East Lake City
Utah
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
P. Nore
Manhattan Laundry
Florida Ave
Crean
Fussell
Fussell’s
M. T. Fussell
Bridwar
New York Avenue
Knabe
Buckingham’s
St. N. W
Temple Williams
Samuel Madden Pierre
District Supreme Court
Pierre
Bernard
Intiersey AW. Scott
Campbell Carrington
Samuel Dreath
Flerre
Apenta
Budapest
Hungary
Leo Liebermann
Hygienic Institute
Royal University
the Apollinaris
American Security and Crust Company
George E. Hebbard
Ninth Street
Star
G St. N.W
Hazleton Pianos
F Street
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Jas. B. Laye
Oprosae
Alexandria
Mt. Vermon
Ota
TNO
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Timmer
TOVE
Beadis
McGill & Wallace
Biles
Patterson
Wilber Lenith
Phoon
GEIS
Nienanind Ee Ees
Ita
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
St. N.W
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