Christian Baptist Keynote on Utah Post Offices and Mission Society
Rev Bruce Kinney told the American Baptist Home Mission Society in Calvary Baptist Church that Utah has about seventy five post offices where mail bearing a Christian publishing return mark can be received. The May anniversaries ended with the society’s seventy fifth annual meeting in Washington. officers were elected and fundraising shown for Porto Rico work, with reports from Dr Chivers and others on southern evangelistic needs.
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Baptist Mission Society
Christian Publishing House
Utah
Bruce Kinney
American Baptist Ligne Mission Society
Calvary Baptist Church
Mr. Kinney
Baptist Societies
United States
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Norfolk
General Convention of the Baptists of North America
Jamestown B Exposition
Mosney
Porto Rico
Troyer
BE Chivers
W. M Reddick
Americus
William S. Shattenberger
Sission
Col
F. H. Haskell
Massachusetts
Fred 4. Wells
Tints
D_ Wk Edwards
California
Frank T. Moulton
New York
Edgar L. Marston
L . Requa
Weary L. Morehouse
D.D
CD. Case
F. D
Ly Tlenrvy J. Morehouse
Mission Society
Washington
Calvary Baptist Chirch
Samuel F. Green
Morehouse
Asebs
American Baptist Home
Oklahomaity
Okla
Port- Tani
President Roosevelt backs public health committee efforts
President Theodore Roosevelt endorses the committee of one hundred and its plan to draft federal health legislation while reserving judgment on specific bills. He praises national health as a top asset and urges continued federal, state, and local cooperation in quarantine meat inspection food safety and child labor monitoring.
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Roosevelt
Committee of One Hundred
Irving Fisher
White House
Congress
Sis
Boards of Health
Theodore Roosevelt
Eddy Case Postponed Again In New Hampshire Suit
In Concord New Hampshire on May 21 the hearing of the suit in equity brought by the next friend of Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy against Calvin A Frye and others to obtain an accounting of Mrs Woldys property was postponed to Thursday May 2 due to the continued illness of Judge Robert N Chamberlin who will preside.
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Concord
N. H
Equity
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Calvin A. Frye
Mexican Delegates Named for Hague Conference
Ambassador Creel received a government notice listing Mexico’s representatives at the second Hague conference Gonzalo A. Beteva minister to Italy Sebastian Miter minister to France and Francisco L. de la Berta minister to Belgium and Holland for the diplomatic event.
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Hague
Creel
Mexico
Gonzalo A. Beteva
Italy
Sebastian Miter
France
Francisco L. de la Berta
Belgium
Holland
Washington Man Promoted to Chinese Immigration Inspector
Harry R. Sisson is promoted to head Chinese immigration in New York and New Jersey, succeeding F. W. Berkshire. Sisson, 26, from the District of Columbia, began in the immigration service six years ago in San Francisco, then New York, earning a $2,600 yearly salary. His parents B. W. and Mrs. Mary Sisson reside at 1804 First Street NW.
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Harry R. Sisson
F. W. Berkshire
Irrank W. Berkshire
New York City
Mazone
N. Y
District of Columbia
New York
New Jersey
Sisson
Berkshire
B. W. Sisson
Mary Sisson
First Street Northwest
Pension Office
Immigration Service
San Francisco
MAX Reedle & CO
J J Kidd & Co
11Th St
Central National Bank
L Bank OF Washington City
Washington, D. C
National Bank OF Washington
National Bank O Washington
A.B, Ruff
President Roosevelt Enjoys Pine Knot Outing Return to Washington
Special to The Washington Post Charlottesville May 21 President Roosevelt is greatly invigorated after a five day outing at Pine Knot and will depart for Washington tomorrow in the private car Magnet. Latta will board the local to North Garden to meet him. Archie Roosevelt has benefited from the rest and time with his father during the trip.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Latta
North Garden
Richmond Park
Richmanu Park
Bassey & Til
Munsey
Northwest Washington Improvement CO
E. Morrison Paper Co
Eleventh St. Kane
T. D. Whyte
Mag'r
Munsey Guilding
Shather GoonDs
G St
Old Stand
Lutz & CO
Ava
Traction Company
D.C
Washington, D. C
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
District of Columbia
Capital Traction Company
Frhiday
Thirty-sixth
M Streets
Riges National Bank
George T. Dunlop
The
Capital Traction Co
Chinese Tariff Rates for Open Cities
The State Department received dispatches from Consul General Straight in Mukden detailing a 5 percent ad valorem duty on foreign goods destined to open coast cities and an additional 2.5 percent for inland open cities. The only currently established open cities are Mukden and Antung.
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State Department
Straight
Mukden
Manchuria
China
Antung
Senator Morgan Better After Severe Cold Convalescence
Veteran Alabama statesman John T. Morgan, confined at home at 315 John Marshall Place NW for five days with a severe cold and grip, showed decided improvement last night. Physician Dr. Henry D. Fry said he was never in serious danger, but recommended remaining indoors a week or more. Morgan may leave the house in a few days.
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Alabama
John T. Morgan
John Marshall Place
Henry D. Fry
Senator Morgan
Russell to Argue Cape Girardeau Peonage Appeals
Charles W. Russell assistant attorney general will depart Washington Saturday for St Paul to represent the government in the Court of Appeals in the Cape Girardeau peonage cases. The matter is regarded as of great importance to the government.
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Russell
Charles W. Russell
Washington
St. Paul
Court of Appeals
Cape Girardeau
Oklahoma Democrats Vow Support to Push Oklahoma Constitution
The Democratic Congressional Committee pledges hearty backing to Oklahoma Democrats in the fight to elect Democrats and obtain approval for the Oklahoma constitution. Officials note the president and attorney general will not rule until formal submission after the enabling act.
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Democratic Congressional Committee
Oklahoma
Washington
Department of Justice
Russell
Pancoast
Edwards
J. 8. Thompson
Oklahoma Democratic Committee
Thompson
National Committee
Democrats of
Congressional Committee
James Griggs
State Committee of
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Raise in postal rate in Canada and U S reiterated
Ottawa reports a Washington dispatch stating Canada cannot handle second class mail from the U S by express or freight. Postmaster General Lemieux notes the rate remains the same in Canada and the U S under the current convention, now 4 cents per pound or 1 cent per four ounces, up from 1 cent.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Washington
Canada
United States
Canadian Post-Office Department
Lemieux
Straus Seeks Economy In Shipping Office Methods
Secretary Straus sends experts to study Shipping Office methods in New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Disbursing clerk William L Soleau chief George W Leadhey and chief George C Havenner travel as personal representatives to examine offices in New York Philadelphia and other cities. Investigations also extend to Pacific Coast offices Boston and Gloucester as part of a Department of Commerce and Labor efficiency program.
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William L. Soleau
George W. Leadhey
Division of Appointments
George C. Havenner
Department of Commerce and Labor
New York
Straus
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pacific Coast
Harrison Nesbit
Solicitor’s Office
John J
Rodgers
Immigration
Boston
Gloucester
Straus Visits Ellis Island Sits In Judgment On Deportation Appeals
Oscar S. Straus secretary of commerce and labor arrived unannounced at Ellis Island and ruled on a dozen deportation appeals. He sided with nine appellants and allowed one family to separate as the husband could land while the wife and four children were treated for trachoma. He revealed secret reports shaping his visit and pledged funding to enlarge the main building and improve island facilities. He praised reform in immigrant transfer from Ellis Island to railroad destinations.
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Washington Post
New York
Oscar S. Straus
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Ellis Island
Department
Washington
Mr. Straus
Joseph Wiczek
Eva
Europe
Wills Island
Straus
Commissioner Watcham
Congress
Watchorn
Battery
Island
Pardon for John L's Nephew Sent to White House
The Justice Department sent a pardon warrant to the White House for Marine Private John JL Lennon, imprisoned one year on Governors Island for desertion. Lennon is nephew of former boxer John L Sullivan, whose plea helped secure clemency. Navy assignments follow for several officers and staff through July and June.
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White House
Department of Justice
Virginia
John JL. Lennon
Marine Corps
Governors Island
New York
Lennon
John L. Sullvan
Oil Trust Faces ICC Complaint Over Freight Rates
The National Petroleum Association accuses Standard Oil of colluding with about fifty carrier lines to favor its pipelines, elevating petroleum freight rates in the Central Freight Association area. Hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission opened with five commissioners present, as witnesses described alleged rate discrimination and rebates tied to Standard Oil pipelines.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
C. D. Chamberlain
Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Central Freight Association
National Petroleum Association
Cleveland
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Association
B. J. Blandin
W. J. Calhoun
Chicago
H. A. Taylor
Erie Railroad
C. B. Northrup
Southern Railway
Calhoun
Chamberlain
June Week Programme at Naval Academy Festivities
Annapolis plans a June schedule for Naval Academy board visitors featuring dress parades daily from Monday to Thursday. Events include seaman ship exhibitions, boat handling, colored regalia presentations, ordnance and engineering demonstrations, a sham battle, and a graduation of seventy four midshipmen in the armory at 10 o'clock followed by a farewell ball.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Peard
Navy to relieve Marietta with gunboat Dubuque on Honduran coast
The Navy Department ordered the cruiser Marietta relieved from Gulf Coast duty in Honduras by the gunboat Dubuque as many sailors near term of service. Commander Fullam on the Marietta earned praise for handling American and foreign interests amid Central American upheaval and Commander Rogéra is expected to continue the policy.
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Navy Department
Dubuque
Honduran
Marietta
Gulf
Honduras
Dominican
State Department
Fullam
Central America
Rogéra
Eame
Army Offi cers Records and Station Changes Abroad
Long list of army orders detailing leaves of absence and reassignments for officers across Coast Artillery and Ordnance departments. Mentions First Lieuts Fife Dunwoody Davis and others, with transfers to Fort Monroe San Francisco Manila and various posts, plus vessel movements Rocket Yorktown Loulain and Des Moines.
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James D. Fife
Francia M. Well
Joseph Wheeler, Jr
Coast Artillery
Halsey Dunwoody
Artillery Board
Fort Monroe
Wiley P. Mengum, Jr
Signal Corps
Fort Omaha
Nebr
Kenneth Morton
Ordnance Department
Waterbury
Conn
Lowell
Mass
Hartford
William RB. Davis
Manila
Herman C. Schumm
Fort Caswell
N. C
Capa Fear River
Henry R. Caser
Fred L. Perry
101St
George P. Hawes, Jr
George P. Hawes, Jr., Lith
Offnere Hope
Frane Lecocq
Henry W. Bunn
Robert ©. Eddy
Torpedo
Charles B. Gatewood
Depot Torpedo
Joseph H. Palot
Compas
Henry W. Torney
Sars McFarland
Joseph A. Green
Alexander G. Gillespie
Joh S. Pratt
Edward J. Cullen
Edward J. Cullen, Thirtyfourth
Quartermaster's Department
Frank J. Morrow
Portland
Fort McKintey
Fort Levett
Fort Preble
Fort Willams
Fort Scammel
Fort Knox
Willis ©. Metcalf
Fort Greble
Fort Getty
Fort Wetherill
Fort Philip Kearny
R. 1
Port Greble
Moor M! Palle
Fort Hancock
N. J
Quartermaster
William Peterson
Archibald Campbell
119Th
Thomas B. Lamoreux
Seventy-fifth
William R. Smith
Robert J. Callan
Thirty-eighth
Thames Q. Ashburn
Samuel C. Vestal
Robert &. Wythe
Seventy Eighth Company
Merrell M. Mills
Elijah B. Martindale, Jr
Fiftieth Company
Robert ¥. Woods
James M. Wheeler
Twenty-sixth Company
Philip 8. Goldermen
John 8. Johnston
Joseph 3. Hardin
Louis W. Hennett
Adda
Frank B. Edwards
William A. Covington
Samuel M. Mnglish
Carryll Power
Ralph M. Mitchell
Richard H. Williams
Joseph Metson
Hugh J. B. McElgin
Arthur L. Fuller
John J. Lipop
Alan Lefort
Ninety-seventh Company
David ¥. Beckham
Richard C. Marshall
Rex van den Corput
Forty-eighth Company
Rogers F. Gardner
Benjamin B. Knehler
George A. Nugent
James B. Mitchell
William H. Davies
Arthur T Balentine
Albert G. Thompson, Jr
Bison L. Gilmer
Richard K. Cravens
Frank J. Miller
George P. Connolly
Philip Yost
Edward N. Macon
George L. Hicks, Jr
Lynn 5. Edwards
Hugh Kk, Taylor
Alden Tratster
Frank Long
John P. Spurr
Francie W Ralston
Samuel G Shartle
Michael HI. Barer
Jacob DM. Coward
Frederick L. Buck
Charlea
J. Frohwitter
Edward P. Nones
Clifora CG. Garson
John B. Murphy
Sxtyfifth
Henry €. Merriam
Harry W. McCauley
Robert W. Collins
Samuel D. McAlister
Elisha G Abbott
Alfred Hasbrouck
John M., Dunn
Highteenth
Frederick J. Dengler
Alfred MM. Mason
Roy J. Taylor
Claude ©. Brigham
William G. Rowan
Lanter Cravens
Howard §. Miller
Franeia J. Behr
Albert J. Rhoades
Ralph B.erring
Wiliam
da Sombre
Carl EB. Wiggin
Edmund T. Weisel
Clarence B. Ross
Howard L. Martin
John M. Page
Samuel C. Cardwell
James B. Taylor
Brainerd Taylor
Richard P. Winslow
Avery J. Cooper
Frank Geere
George L. Wertenbaker
Charles A. Clark
Welst
James M. Fulton
Charles BE. Wheatley
Jon ©. Henderson
Walter M. Wilhelm
Edward W. Wildrick
Richard Furnival
William Paterson
Earl Biacoe
Lawrence ©. Crawford
George H. Terrell
Myron 8. Crisxy
John P. Terrell
Malcolm P. Andruss
John O'Neil
Charles E. T. Lull
Owen G. Collins
Frederic H. Smith
Charles H. Patterson
Lewis Turtle
Louis ©. Brinton, Jr
Paul D. Bunker
Quinn Gray
Louis R. Dies
William M. Colvin
Francis 3M. Hintle
Harry L. Morse
Donald C. McDonald
John W. McKie
Fiftieen
Robert M. Danford
Quincy A. Gillmore
Albert H. Barkley
Olla F. Anderson
Edward &. Farnsworth
John L. Holcombe
Frank H. Phipps, Jr
Thomas Duncan
Douglas I. McKay
Thomas M. Spaulding
Benjamin B. L. Williams
James F. Welker
Francis B Upham
Nathan Horowitz
Clifford L. Corbin
George M. Morrow, Jr
Lloyd P. Wornfall
Seventieth
Morgan L. Brett
Forrest E. Williford
Alexander G. Pendleton
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