Final session of tuberculosis conference ends
The first annual meeting of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis concluded last night after two days of discussions. Notable talks covered infection routes, especially inhalation, sanatorium treatment, and public health measures. Dr William H Welch delivered a key address on channels of infection, and Dr Trudeau was honored at a farewell dinner in Washington.
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Trident
National Association For Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Natonal Association For
New Willard Hotel
William H Wetch
Baltimore
Trudeau
M P Ravenel
Philadelphia
Welch
Arthur J Richer
Montreal
Hugh M Kinghorn
Saranac Lake
P Ravenal
M Landis
B R Baldwin
A. H. Allen
J L Nichols
Josephus Allum
F A Craig
Joseph Walsh
Lawrence F Fick
Stanton
Mcarthy
New York
J P C Forter
New Haven
Boston
Homer Als
William H. Baldwin
Washington
America
H. MM. Bracken
St. Paul
Baldwin
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Hurty
Indiana
Indianapolis
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Buffalo
A. Knopf
H. L. Stevens
C. L. Minor
Diving
Farrington
Alfred Meyer
Edward Trudeau
Association
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Congress
Wiliam H. Welon
Johns Hopshine University
E. T. Devine
Homer Folks
Minor
Sokurgeon Genera Pui Health and Marine Hospital Service
Sternberg
The
Army
Livingston Farrand
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Sofly
Colorado Springs
Otis
St. Louis
McComas Set as Associate Judge for District Court of Appeals
Announcement yesterday by Attorney General Moody states ex Senator McComas of Maryland will be appointed as associate justice of the District Court of Appeals after Justice Morris retires today. President and officials expect the change before summer adjournment. previous reports also noted McComan’s possible appointment to the post.
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District Court of Appeals
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Congress
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Senate
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District Supreme Court
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District of Columbia
Washington
National House
Court of Appeals
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Baltimore
Tsading
J. J. Darlington
Ross Perry
Georgton
White House
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Fight Over Transfers Sparks City and Suburban Meeting
Minority stockholders face pressure to withdraw legal actions and vacate Judge Andersons order as citizens from Hyattsville Riverdale Park Brentwood and College Park form a united front. They plan to hire counsel appeal for a rehearing and raise funds with pledges from local associations to push Congress for a three cent fare change.
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Welle
William A. Glusta
Walle
United Action
Ti Wae
Wells
Washington
Anderson
Durand
Emig
North Washington Association
Capt
Bartlett
Gileta
Lawson
Hyattaville
Congress
Fields Seeks New Trial In Endowment Case
Thomas M. Fields, convicted in a Washington endowment case, filed a motion for a new trial claiming verdict errors and improper evidence. Attorneys will present the motion to Justices Wright, arguing the incorporation certificate evidence and district attorney access affected the trial.
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Thomas M. Fields
Criminal
Washington Benefcial Endowment Association
Lambert & Baker
Philp Walker
Fields
Wright
Alstrict
Endowment Association
Chief Justice orders writ for police officer Hile case
Chief Justice Clabaugh of the District Supreme Court issued a mandamus directing the District Commissioners to reinstate Policeman Joseph Hile by recording his case and to hear his appeal before the full board after his dismissal. The ruling upheld that a single department head cannot render final action in matters where the law grants the right to be heard. Attorneys Lambert & Baker represented Hile.
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Metro-Politan
Board of Commissioners
van Burges
Homeopathic
Jan- Hile
Police Trial Board
Commissionéra
Weet
Hilé
Commissionera
Hile
Burge
Trial Board
Chabaugh
Lambert & Baker
Inkstand Purchase Backed by Senate Standard
Sergéant-at-arme Hansdell rebutts critics of buying an inkstand for the Vice President's room citing a long-standing Senate custom dating to Hayes and Wheeler. The inkstand would stay with the Vice President's residence as a souvenir, not transfer to him until leaving office, with a cost around 320 dollars instead of 500 as reported.
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Daniel M. Hansdell
Repute
Fairbanks
Hayes
Wheeler
Senate
Takoma Park Attends Seventh Day Adventists Smallpox Camp
Takoma Park officials and Seventh-day Adventists delegates say no alarm over a smallpox case at the Adventists camp. Dr W C Green from Little Rock led the sanitary corps vaccinating contacts including Miss Wilson who arrived ill. Health officers retrieved Miss Wilson's belongings, Appleby home was vacated and fumigated, quarantine lifted. Wilson attends funeral conference from Wisconsin.
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Seventhday Adventists
W. C. Green
Litte Rock
Arkia
Sanitary Corps
Adventists
Thare
Misa Wilson
J . van Houten
A. P. Needham
Seventh-day Adventists
George Day
Appleby House
Parsone
Miss Wilson
Wisconsin
Testimony Opens in Profanity Charge Against Officer Beans
Little Norin Worthington testified before the board on whether Policeman N A Beans used profane language toward Policeman J J Brown during a building permit dispute. Charles Worthington and George H B Murray supported varying views of Beans character as trial proceeds. The hearing adjourned with Bergt Harry’s neglect of duty case set for 11 o'clock today.
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Mth
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Trie
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Sinclair
Gergt
J. Harry
Harry
Bergt
National Theatre Closes Season Owing to Adjoining Construction
New National Theatre ends its season after building operations next door cause wall damage and noise. London Assurance cancelled. company to Boston. She Stoops to Conquer dates moved to Lafayette Square Theater. Remaining amateur dates transferred. Manager Rapley plans extensive reconstruction and interior refurnishing, including box remodeling and new seating arrangements.
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Popular Playhouse
London Assurance
Boston
National
Lishler
Laffayette Square Theater
The
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Manger Rapley
Gundey
No mail goes to Burns in Knights of Labor case
Revival of long running Knights of Labor litigation continues as Justice Barnard Denies writ of mandamus ordering Postmaster Merritt to deliver all mail to Burn faction. Barnard also granted quo warranto writ against Hayes faction and injunction to bar them from offices or handling order property while contempt motions loom.
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United States
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District Supreme Court
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Barnard
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Equity
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Droit L Barber Dies at West End New Jersey
La Droit Langdon Barber son of Mr and Mrs A L Barber of this city died at West End New Jersey from kidney disease after years of illness. He was 33. Survived by his wife and a daughter, his father and mother, two sisters, and an adopted brother in Mexico. Funeral private pending arrangements. He had undergone four operations and traveled abroad, meeting Leopoldine Fransl in Austria who became his wife.
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N. J
la Droit
Belmont
Barber
Washington
Clly
Austria
Misa Leopoldine
Katherine Fransl
Cat Country
A. L. Barber
Mexico
Death Penalty for Negaho in Hamilton Case
Justice Wright of the District Supreme Court overruled a motion for a new trial and arrest of judgment in the William W. Hamilton case. Hamilton, a colored man, was sentenced to be hanged Friday November 10 between 6 and 9 p.m. after two prior convictions for choking Lizale living. The proceedings reference a partial mistrial and a second trial before Justice AnD, with the Court of Appeals awaiting outcome.
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District Supreme Court
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William G. Crawford
United States Attorney’s Office
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Crawford
George EB. Lorenk
Kelwin
United States
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Yeatenway
Lorenz
Ronday
Cass
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Liz
Ale
Gould
Fra
Beln
Pees
Court of Appeals
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Molten
Hamilton
Fall of Twenty-Five Feet Injures Laborer at City Site
Adam Green a 33 year old negro laborer of 11 Archer Street Northeast fell twenty five feet from an embankment on a building site on B Street between 13th and 14th Streets Northwest. He was treated at Emergency Hospital with minor injuries and no serious damage reported.
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Archer Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Bis
Inpeiea
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