Nurse Corps Trained for Navy Urged by Officials at Garfield
The Garfield Hospital School for Nurses graduation exercises honored ten graduates and heard remarks by Secretary Garfield and Surgeon General Yarrow. They urged rapid expansion of Navy nurse training, noting past delays and the need for both male and female nurses to care for sick and injured sailors.
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Garfield
Secretary of Interior
Mmercal Hospital School
le Navy
EL U Yarrow
Justice Harlan
Catherine Brame
Jene Hamilton
Nanny
Chine
Virginia
Jeegeett
Parnes
Eurth J Carl
Moiry
Mottre
Tee
Robe
Fuxeyv
Nur
Garfile
Womin Burses
Bureau of Medicine and
Sursery
Naval
Navy
Congress
Su 'Lee
Splendida
Oman
Army
Silver Service for War Ship Rhode Island
Providence May 23 The battle ship Rhode Island is to be presented with a silver service and two bronze tablets if the plans of the ship’s commission are approved by the Navy Department The silver service is the result of popular subscription while the tablet is a memorial of the war The presentation will be made by Gus Higgins in person at view day and will be made to the battle ship The ceremony is to take place at the Brooklyn Navy Yard when the ship arrives June 1
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Rhode Island
Providene
Sip Reade Island
L.igde Island Commission
Gus Higgins
Netyport
Saga
Ruode Island
Alta
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Army Orders Illuminate Assignments and Transfers
Military notices list officers and units bound for duties in Atlanta Manila Manila Bay Cuba and other posts. Promotions adjutants surgeons and medical exam boards are named with destinations including San Francisco Omaha and Atlantic City. Naval orders move officers between Washington Norfolk Shanghai and Cavite amid routine retirements and transfers.
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Atlanta
Ray
Ura Haney May Haynes
Mana
San Franco
V White
Omaha
Feo Feart
Vissouri
Charles R Neves
Sety Vanvelles
Mey Chares Richard
Paul Joan
Sisur Wiliam
Hertingshaw
Thirteenth Cavalry
Autres
Tunnel
Sixteenth Infantry
Charles T Smart
Qed Artillery
Frederich F Russall
Board of Medical Eficers
Medical Corps
Army
Joan W Buckman
Coast Artillery
Sin Fenesso Sai
Livut
Cal George Leo Arvars
Geesal Ming Giftue
S Jordan
Arms War Colege
Manila
Phila- Rollance Phlippins Division
Ager Thephilus B Steele
Cumst
Navy Athletic Trophies Awarded at Annapolis
Navy awards mark for first class athletic excellence goes to Jonas B Ingram captain and stroke of the crew and the Academy football full back who scored the touchdown against West Point. Herbert L Spencer captain of the team that defeated West Point earns engraving on the Thompson Trophy Cup for promoting athletics by personal work.
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Washington
Annapolis
Navy Athletic Association
Jonas B. Ingram
Naval Academy
West Point
Herbert L. Spencer
Dulcth
Miny
Academy
West Pont
Col
Robert M. Thompson
New York
Diplomas Awarded at Howard University Commencement
Nine graduates received diplomas last night in Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel as Howard University marks graduation of over 100 students. Rev Oliver Huckel praised the college training for service to the colored race while Miss Whoise Bibb spoke. Commencement continues through next Wednesday with various class days and addresses by notable figures, including Dr S Parkes Cadman and Justice Job Barnard.
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Howard University
Andrew Rankin Memorial
Wilbur P. Thirkield
Oliver Huckel
Associate Congregational Church
Baltimore
Whoise Bibb
New Orleans
Lyric Orchestra
Charles BH
Giles
Teachers’ College
Forest Congregational Church
Tenth
G Streets
Academy
George J. Cummings
Shakespeare
C E Herriot
J. A. Wright
M. J. Stovall
G. C. Boltz
Ruth M. Gilbert
Arminia McNeil
J. T. Warricka
A. Young
School of Theology
Memorial Chapel
William 2
Alexander
Adolts
Thirkield
Commecial
Job Barnard
District Supreme Court
Board of Trustees
Dr Tennis
Hamlin
S Parkes Cadman
Brookie Il
President to Confer with Oklahoma Convention Delegates
Oklahoma Democrats Ledbetter Hays and Moore sent by the constitutional convention president to discuss Judge Pancoast's decision. They will meet the President to review affairs before the constitution is submitted to voters in Oklahoma and Indian Territory for ratification.
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Oklahoma Democrats
Messrs. Ledbetter, Hays
Moore
Judge Pancoast
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Ratificalia
Munyons 3X Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Relief
Munyon’s advertises a 3X Rheumatism Cure claiming cures for rheumatic pain without harsh drugs. It touts many other remedies, a money back guarantee, and prospects of quick relief within minutes, urging readers to buy at a Philadelphia firm.
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Manron
aNa
Munyon
Munyon’s, Sia and
Jefferson Ats
Philadelphia
Treat backs allowing bank notes from other securities
Charles H. Treat, U S Treasurer, spoke to the Missouri Bankers Association on Aldrich law comments. He supported national banks issuing up to 50 percent of circulating notes based on securities other than U S bonds, to expand credit each fall for crops, while preferring reform within the system over credit currency. He cited Secretary Cortelyou and Hamilton era logic, praising Cortelyou’s bank-deposit actions as timely for bankers worldwide.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Charles H. Treat
United States
Missouri Bankers’ Association
Aldrich
Treat
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
Secretary Chase
Congress
Cortelyou
Forest Service Partners With States On Timber Surveys
The Forest Service and Kentucky and Mississippi authorities will survey timber resources this summer and fall. The Kentucky study receives 32,000 from the state plus 2,000 from the Forest Service, while Mississippi allocates 500 from each side. The work aims to map forest regions and produce plans for private owners to manage lands, expecting to curb waste and boost conservative lumbering practices.
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Forest Service
Kentucky
Mississippi
State of
Mrs Hall's Body Found in Eden Park Reservoir
Cincinnati authorities recovered the body of Mrs Louis B Hall wife of the National Press Association manager in New York today from Eden Park reservoir. She disappeared Saturday night while visiting her sister Mrs T M Woodworth of Madiganville after suffering from melancholia tied to illness. police had conducted a city wide search assisted by published descriptions.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Louis B. Hall
National Press Association
New York
Eden Park Reservoir
Hall
Unionists May Invite Curzon For Rutland Poll
London May 3 Lord Curzon of Kedleston likely to be invited by Rutland Unionists to contest the parliamentary vacancy caused by the death of Mr Finch who had held the seat for forty years. Curzon formerly sat for Southport and is described as a Conservative free trader. Also a brief New York World plea story notes a youth pleading leniency before magistrate Crane in the Tombs Court after being accused of consorting with pickpockets.
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London
Lord Curzon
Etlleston
Rutland
Finch
India
Southport
Lancashire
New York
Strongurn
Crane
Tombs Polles Court
Maryland
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Blackwells Island
John Brown
Ama
Hotel Belmont
Whitey Allen
Allen
Mount Vernon Seminary Grants Diplomas to Twenty Six Grads
Twenty six graduates of Mount Vernon Seminary at 1100 M Street NW received diplomas in the New Willard ballroom. Rt Rev Henry Y Satterlee urged concentration as key to success while Mrs Somers, the principal, celebrated early lessons. Music by Kasper's orchestra accompanied the ceremony and processional.
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Mount Vernon Seminary
M Street
New Willard
Dassles
Henry Y. Satterlee
Washington
Lfe
Somers
Kasper
Josef Kasper
Cal
Genevieva Crosby Walding
Toledo
FAVORS NATIONAL SCHOOL Says G W A boom movement would make city cradle of statesmen
French Ambassador Jusserand endorses a national university for Washington to serve as a nursery of magistrates and diplomats. He praises the George Washington University plan, urges tailoring to national needs, and cites France’s Ecole des Sciences Politiques as a successful model.
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Ecole Des Sciences Politiques
Paris School of Political Sciences
M. Juigierand
Richard Davenport Harland
George Washington University
Washington
National University
Jusserand
Heartuy
Supreme Court
Capitol
White House
France
Achnon
Taine
Leon Say
Republic
United States
Whisky Advances Two Cents In Bulk Price Rise
In Cincinnati on May 28 the first bulk whisky price increase in a year was set at two cents per gallon from 1.23 to 1.31. Distillers cited the high cost of corn as the reason for the raise, with denatured alcohol for commercial use also expected to rise by at least two cents a gallon.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
New York Grain Prices and Market Report May 24
Wheat receipts 67,000 bushels, exports 70,624, spot prices weak on rainfall in Kansas and Nebraska, then rallied briefly on foreign crop news but closed lower. Corn receipts 11,885 bushels, oats 81,000. July corn 63 and 61, September 61, December 614. Wheat and flour clearances 185,000 bushels. Primary receipts 597,000. Weather delayed harvests and fueled profit-taking across futures. Kansas rain aided late recoveries but failed to sustain gains.
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New York
Duluth
Kansas
Nebraska
W- B, Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Closa
Chicago
Board of Trade
Iowa
Kansas City
Raporta
Paints
Shorts
Houmania
Lecamber
Minneapolis
Uec
Bankac
Beye
Siac
Washington
Canal Commission
Death rates in April among canal workers analyzed
Among 5,484 white Americans connected with the canal commission April saw only 4 deaths, an annual rate just above a thousand. Pneumonia caused 40 deaths in April, 39 of them among negroes, and typhoid claimed 21 deaths, 30 of them negroes. Hospital cases totaled about three-fourths of the monthly share and the sick rate stood at 21 per thousand. Col. Gorgan deems this very low for a large workforce.
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Maren
Col. Gorgan
Premier Stolypin Warns on Agrarian Expropriation
In St Petersburg on May 23 Premier Stolypin denounced the agrarian committee's push for forcible land expropriation without government consultation. He warned such action would provoke unprecedented social upheaval and pledged government support to peasants for buying land and mortgage relief, except in eminent domain cases for roads and irrigation works.
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St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Agrarian Committee
Bulding Roads
Want Joan of Arc house
London May report says Orleans residents fear demolition of Joan of Arc house where she lived. E H Sothern and Julia Marlowe telegraphed Orleans mayor offering to buy and move the house to New York as a gift to Central Park. Mayor replies that the matter has been before the city council.
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Washington Post
London
Orleans
Joan of Arc
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
New York
Central Park
Troops Charge Women at Italian Ironworks
In Terni Umbria there were serious disturbances as wives of strikers invaded the ironworks where their husbands had left and attempted to drive out workers who had taken their places. Troops were called out and charged the mob of enraged women. Reinforcements of troops and police have been sent to Terni.
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Washington Post
Rome
Terni
Umbria
Perugia
Washington cattle market prices and livestock quotes
In moderate supply cattle and stock pigs steady and quiet. Extra cattle per cut five dollars twenty five to fifty cents. feeder and common cattle per cwt around two to four dollars. Hogs per cwt six fifty to six seventy five. Sheep packed around four to four fifty. lambs spring eight to nine dollars, medium three to eight and three quarters. Cull cattle prime per pound eight. medium seven and three quarters. common four and four quarters. cows prime fresh forty nine to fifty dollars each. Old and dry cows about eight to ten dollars each.
Live Stock Markets May 23 Reports for New York and Chicago
New York live cattle and veal demand steady with steady dressed beef prices. Calves and sheep offerings steady to weak with lambs slipping slightly. hogs mostly steady with strong slaughter demand. Chicago receipts show cattle steady to weak and hogs easy, with hog prices, beef and lamb values noted for the day.
New York Money Market and Rail Schedule Update
Money on call at 2 percent with dull activity. time bills at 3 4 percent and six months 4 percent. Sterling at 4.8865 to 4.8744. government bonds and railroad notes noted. Delaware and Hudson sells $10 million 4 1/2 percent notes secured by equipment mortgage. Washington Southern Railway issues schedule changes effective May 28 1907 affecting southward and northward trains with several reductions and discontinuations.
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New York
Eally
Ileana
Prima Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Eauy
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware and Hudson Company
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
First National Bank
Washimpton Southern Railway
Richmond
Quantico
Fredericksburg
A. L. Ry
A.C
Fromichmond
Willi
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