Metcalf May Become Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Cabinet reshuffles loom as President eyed changes within two months. Metcalf likely to succeed Morton as Secretary of Commerce and Labor, with Griscom and Garfield named for high roles. Reports say Moody and Shaw may retire, and Griscom could join State as assistant secretary amid border tensions with Japan and Eastern questions.
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Metcalf Inslsts
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Pacific
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Mr Morton
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Commerce and Labor
Darling
Newbarry
Detroit
James B. Garfield
Ohio
Corporafons
Hong
Certelyou
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Alexander
Hyde
Cortelyou
Shaw
Boston
Hutshcock
Interior Department
Hay
State Department
Fusell the Ice Cream Pioneer Made Capital Startup
Jacob Fussell born in Maryland on February 4 1833 started as a tinsmith apprentice before turning to milk routes in Baltimore. He innovated wholesale ice cream by selling surplus cream and expanding to Washington Boston New York and later ventures. his family continued leadership of Fussell Ice Cream Company in New York and Fussellate Cream in Norfolk while he remained linked to the capital’s welfare.
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Barford County
Baltimore
America
Fussell
Fuscell
Washington
Boston
Park Street
New York
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
New York City
Fuesellate Cream Company
Norfolk
Fussetl
Witnesses In Bowen Case Hear Oral Testimony
Secretary Taft orders oral testimony in the Bowen Loomis inquiry. A New York newspaper man is summoned to testify, with the promise of information from Mr. Bowen in Caracas regarding the charges against Loomis.
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New York
Taft
Bowen-Loomis
Bowen
Caracas
Mr. Loomis
Won Philonomosian Medal at Georgetown Debate
Walter G. Mudd of Maryland won the Philonomosian Medal at George Town College in Gaston Hall. The debate on commercial reciprocity with Canada was judged by Prof. O Donohue, William Roach, and Harry Gower. Benjamin Jeffs of Michigan and Walter Griffin Mudd led the affirmative side with unanimous honors. Hughes Spalding of Georgia and John Herman Hood Jr. supported the negative.
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Walter G. Mudd
Maryland
Georgetown
Philonomosian Debating Society
Georgeatown College
Gaston Hall
Robert Herbert Hetley
Texas
United States
Canada
Benjamin Jeffs
Michigan
Walter Griffin Mudd
Hughes Spalding
Georgia
John Herman Hood, Jr
Daniel W. O’donohue
Law Department
University
William N. Roach
Harry R. Gower
Rey
Joseph Corcoran
Jai Daugherty
Georgetown University
Joseph J. Daly
Martin Yranely Douglas
North Carolina
Adrian van Linderkin Lindtley
Tennessee
Charlee Patrick Ward
Marsrchurette
Feast Without Meat Demonstration At Boundary Castle Dinner
Mrs. John B. Henderson hosted a Washington dinner of twenty four tuberculosis conference delegates illustrating dietetics with meat free dishes. Guests included Kellogg Fisher Wyman Vaughan and Bowditch among others as the aristocracy of health pursued calorie based menus and culinary lab work.
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Boundary Castle
National Society For the Study and Prevention of
Saasion
John B. Henderson
Mistraga
Mre
Henderson
Pr. J. MW. Kaltogg
Rattle
Irving Fisher
Yhief
George M. Bterdberg
Army
H. W. Wiles
Washington
Buremu
Walter Wyman
Public Health and Maries Hospital
Berrios
Victor C Vaughan
Ann Arbor
Michigan State Board of Health
A. Knoph
New York
Fremont Smith
F. J. Knight
Boston
Henry Barton Jacobs
Baltimore
Resociation
Alexander Wilson
Lawrence F. Frick
Phipps Institute For
Philadelphia
C. 3. Greene
Bt. Paul
Willim H. Welch
Frank Billings
Chicago
Arthur J. Richter
Montreal
J. H. Huddleston
Vegetarian Dinners Spotlight Tuberculosis Debate
Leading physicians and lay experts gather to advocate a totally vegetarian diet as a cure or control for tuberculosis. Mrs Henderson and Dr Kellogg defend meatless eating, arguing uric acid from meat harms the diseased, while guests question whether vegetables alone meet the body's needs amid the TB ravages. Mean Wholly Vegetable dinners are famed for showcasing elite support of plant based nutrition.
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Henderson
Dr. Kellogg
Tales magazine promises world’s best fiction from many nations
NEW PUBLICATIONS Found says Tales will be a magazine of translated world fiction. It will feature stories from France Germany Italy Scandinavia Spain Hungary Arabia and Japan. Each issue includes a complete novel serials and fifteen to twenty short stories across 160 pages. Order from your newsdealer.
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France
Germany
Italy
Scandinavia
Spain
Hungary
Arabia
Japan
Miss Roosevelt Studies Spanish for Philippines Trip
Miss Alice Roosevelt industriously studies Spanish in preparation for a trip to the Philippines with Secretary Taft's party. She learns under a Signal Corps officer and tutors, with daily lessons and frequent practice in Washington and at sea.
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Misa Alice Roosevelt
Philippine Islands
Taft
Misa Roosevelt
Firat
Willand Mirapatrick
Signal Corps
Fort Gibson
Alaska
Fulipinos
Avadke
St. Michael
Heltag
Mairbenka
Rampart
Cai
Bnanteh
Miss Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Chevy Chase Club
Dismissal From Service for Maj Carrington Conviction
A court martial in Manila convened April 17 for Maj John Frank Carrington of the First United States Infantry on charges of converting public funds to his own use. The court martial has resulted in his dismissal from service and records sent to President Roosevelt for possible clemency. Carrington had commanded the Philippine Scouts at the St Louis Exposition and was later ordered back to Manila after falsifying vouchers totaling 1500 dollars, leading to a civil court conviction and a combined 60 years and five days in prison among five counts. The War Department then ordered a trial by court martial.
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John Frank Carrington
First
United States Infantry
Maj
Carrington
Roosevelt
Maj. Carrington
Philippine Scouts
Civ
War Department
Albert C. Osborn
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Army officers granted varied leaves and assignments
Orders list leave of absence or duty changes for multiple officers across Cavalry Infantry Artillery and Ordnance. Charles Morton Lieut Col Wheeler and others receive extended or short leaves. changes include transfers to Fort Mannfeld San Francisco and Reno. names revised for record keeping. construction duties assigned at Madison Barracks with weekly Oswego travels.
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Charles Morton
William B. Wheeler
Military personnel changes and trials announced
Col Charles B Byrne is relieved to proceed to San Francisco and Manila for duty as chief surgeon in the Philippines Division. Truby and Shimer shifts follow army and navy exercise movements between Fort Preble Fort Monroe and Fort Niagara. First Lieut Osborn is dismissed by court martial for multiple offenses. Final trial of the armored cruiser Colorado scheduled off Massachusetts June 6. Movements of several vessels listed including Arched Marcellus Rocket Truxtun Bowart and others between Newport News Norfolk and Boston area ports.
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Department of the Mivalmipp
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Philippine Islands
Phillippines Division
Wuert F
Ira A. Shimer
Percy L. Jones
Fort Moerve
Fort Preble
Oer
Colorado
Massachusetts
Provincetown
West Indies
Marcellus
Newport News
Rocket
Verdict against Mercantile Trust Co in Hensey case
A jury in Circuit Court No 2 returned a verdict for Melville D Hensey against Mercantile Trust Company of Pillsbury Pa for 8483 as setoff against a $90000 bond claim for completion of 21 Washington Heights houses delayed 839 days and allegedly not per specs. The company admitted delay and sought a $23083 set-off. The will of Margaret A Wedell dated 9 October 1880 leaves estate to her children Charles Albers Martha J Weitzel and others.
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Melville D. Hensey
Mercantile Trust Company
Pillsbury, Pa
Hensey
Willam & Jones
Trust Company
Washington Heights
Clabaugh
Birney and Woodard
Henney
Ed Johnson
John Ridout
Margaret A. Wetedl
Charles
RB Ranke Albers
Martha J. Weitzel
Maryland to sail for Gardiners Bay for shake down
Newport News May 18 The battleship Maryland, commissioned April 13, will sail Monday for Gardiners Bay Long Island Bound for a shake down run. It will then proceed to Brooklyn Navy Yard to receive six inch guns, then to Culebra to join the armored cruiser squadron. A Naval YMCA branch is organized aboard with 100 members. a minstrel show will raise funds for a fan.
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Long Island Sound
Washington Post
Newport News
Gardiners Bay
Long Island
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Culebra
Naval Young Men’s Christian Association
Royal H Ingersoll
Naval Officers Promotions and Assignments Report
Orders to naval officers list multiple commission dates for captains commanders lieutenants and a few detachments including moves to Annapolis Galveston Pensacola and Galveston to Franklin. The Army transport Buford refloated after running aground at Malapong and heading to Manila under her own steam with two forward holds leaking.
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Buford
Manila
Malapong
Roosevelt Club Mustered In Formally Admitted
About eighty veterans from civil Indian and Spanish wars attended a meeting at Concordia Hall to muster the Roosevelt Club of Soldiers Ballors and Marines into the District of Columbia Corps Army and Navy Union. Generals and officers announced the new garrison No. 74 with named leaders and a Spanish War service medal presented to Commander Gordon.
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Hall
Sixth
E Streets
Wiliam ¥. Barry
National Army and Navy Union
District of Columbia Corps
Roosevelt Club
Soldiers
Ballors
Marines
Michael J. Hackett
John ‘Tobin
Loula le May
James Shilington
Mol Theodora Roosevelt Garrison
No. 74
J. J. Gorton
Nenior
William A Hickey
EG. Burch
Frank A. Longstreet
Thomas A.taylor
Matthew A. Malonay
Louis le May
J. J. Gordon
William A. Hickey
Thomas A. Taylor
John J. Strain
Roosevelt Clip
Don Carlos Apartment House Sold for 105000 in City Deal
The Don Carlos apartment house at 207 QO street northwest transfers to Charles B. Wilson for 105000. Broker B C Brainerd with Ful Van Dyke Will arranged the sale, which yields 10600 yearly on a 10 percent grogs income basis. Brokers also sold 116 Vermont Avenue residence for 4000 to Newman Smith, a twenty room home with a fine stable next to the McMillan residence.
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QO Street
Charles 8. Wilson
B.C. Brainerd
Messrs
Vermont Avenue
Newman Smith
McMillan
John B Osborne Promoted to State Bureau Chief
John Ball Osborne of Pennsylvania was appointed chief of the Bureau of Trade Relations in the State Department, succeeding Frederic Emery. A former American consul at Ghent, Osborne studied at Yale and later practiced law in Philadelphia and Scranton before serving as secretary to the reciprocity commission in the Department of State.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Rade Relations
State Department
Frederic Emery
Osborne
Fale
Ghent
Hoe
Philadel_phis
Scranton
Eines
Hasip
Reciprocity Commission
Department of State
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