Prof Harvey Wiley Urges Pure Drugs and Ethical Practice
In a large Lafayette Opera House audience, Prof Harvey Wiley of the Agricultural Department spoke to National College of Pharmacy graduates. He mixed humor with advice on professional conduct, stressed purity of medicines, physician collaboration, and warned against substitutes and patent medicines while praising dedicated study and ethics. Thirteen graduates received diplomas and recitations included musical interludes as the ceremony closed with a Benediction.
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National College of Pharmacy
Lafayette Ormera
Harvey W Wiley
Agricultural Department
College
Woc Pu Kingham Orchestra
Mit
Henry E Walusowski
KY Diates
Navy
Josph Forte
Ohio Congregationalists Condemn Monopolies In Resolutions
At the Ohio Congregational Association meeting the body adopted resolutions condemning business monopolies and methods aimed at personal or corporate gain. It endorses Massachusetts style regulation and calls churches to consider moral impact of investment practices. The resolution specifically condemning John D Rockefeller was passed on motion by Dr Washington Gladden.
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Ohio
de Massachazetts
Tollowe
Congregational
John D Rockefeller
Washington Gladden
Dows
Herman Baumgarten Dead Longtime Washington Businessman
Herman Baumgarten a well known city businessman and fraternal lodge member died at his home 466 Massachusetts avenue northwest after an extended illness Funeral services will be held at 2 pm at his residence with Arminius Lodge No 6 F A M conducting and burial at Washington Hebrew Cemetery He was born in Hanover Germany and was 56 years old He lived in Baltimore and Washington as a printer engraver and rubber stamps and dies maker He was a member of Legion of Honor Royal Arcanum Mercantile Club and Scottish Rite Mason He is survived by daughters Mea A Cohen and Mrs N Kaufman and by his sons Arthur Emanuel and Cecil
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Herman Baumgarten
Massachusetts Avenue
Rebbia
Simon and Stern
Eighth Street Temple
Arminius Lodge No
Washington Hebrew
Baumgarten
Hanover Germany
Miss Glaser
J Glaser
Kann Sons & Co
America
Baltimore
Washington
Legion of Honor
Royal Arcanum
Mercantile Club
Mea A Cohen
Boston
Mre
N Kaufman
Arthur, Emanuel
Ceci
Emerson Tribute Honored At All Souls Unitarian Church
Unity Class at All Souls Unitarian Church celebrated Ralph Waldo Emerson’s birth anniversary. Col Whitman and Maj James Albert Clark led addresses, Rev U G Pierce presided, with readings by Col Tweedale and musical interludes. Emerson described as America’s greatest religious philosopher and oracle of spiritual life.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
Royal Emerson Whitman
U .A
Emerson
James Albert Clark
Pierce
John Tweedale
Beng
Emerson Fine Scholars
Cal Whitman
May Clark
U G . Pierce
QUITS DAWES COMMISSION FOR RESIGNATION OVER PRESIDENTIAL ACTION
Maj Clifton R Breckenridge former Ambassador to Trussia resigns from the Dawes Commission with his letter submitted in April. Secretary Hitchcock says no successor will be appointed as terms expire July 1. Taft arrives in Cincinnati and plans to address the Commercial Club as The Sun day Post promises a brighter next issue.
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Breckenridge
Muskogee
Clifton R Breckenridge
Trussia
Dawes Commission
Maj Breckenridge
Hitchcock
Clifton Breckinridge
Dawes Indian Commission
Commission
Advice to Graduates at Washington Seminary Exercise Center
Postmaster General Cortelyou presided at Washington Seminary graduation in Gunton Temple where 13 graduates received diplomas and certificates. The program featured class essays, music, and a valedictory, with a keynote address urging national understanding and public spirit in graduates and a note on the school as a doorway to international knowledge and civic engagement.
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Washington Seminary
Gunton Temple
May Elizabeth Kehoe
Gunton Temple Memorial Church
Cortelyou
Herbert Scott Smith
Elizabeth Coleman
Oregon
Florence Leslie Gordon
New York
Misa Almee Leona Well
Pennsylvania
Mabelle Frances Spencer
Washington
America
Misa Helen Bundy
Eloise Heppy
Judith Margaret Scott
Victor Hugo
la Litterature Moderne
Aimee Leona Well
Myra Isabel Jacobs
Happy
Freeman
Violet
Pantal
Aton
Sara Florence Fisher
Myrtla Melissa Enalgn
North
South
United
Nurses Receive Diplomas at Capital City School
Seven young women graduated from the Capital City School of Nursing in a Washington Club ceremony. Diplomas were presented by Dr Swan M Burnett. The event featured a scholarly address by Rev A G B Pierce and a post‑graduation reception and dance with social escorts from Emergency Hospital and Washington Asylum Hospital staff. Names include Ethel Chisholm, Jessie Chisholm, Lillian Rinker, Maud Williamson, Maud O'Dell, Mary E Smith, and Emma Gardner.
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Capital City
Capital City School of Nursing
Washington Asylum Hospital
Washington Club
I Street
Northwest
Roland Cotton Smith
St John's Church
A G B Pierce
All Souls’ Church
Arnold Hague
Swan M Burnett
Ethel Chisholm
Jessie Chisholm
Canada
Lillian Rinker
Maud William Son
Maud O'Dell
Virginia
Mary E Smith
Emma Gardner
Maryland
Mra
Boardman
Morgan
Postlethwaite
Speedily Cured by Guticura Ad in Ontario
Three month old child suffered from itching watery ragh all over body and scratched constantly. After trying many remedies the boy worsened and slept poorly. First application of Coticura soothed him and he slept in his cradle for the first time in weeks. One dose Coticar made a complete and permanent cure. (signed) Mrs. M. C. Maitland, Jasper, Ontario.
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M. C. Maitland
Jasper
Ontario
Benson to Plead Today In California Oregon Land Frauds
John A Benson, a defendant in the Hyde Benson Dimond California and Oregon land frauds, is to plead in Criminal Court No 1 before Justice Wright. He faces a bribery indictment charging a clerk at the Land Office, tied to the Western land frauds. Benson was arrested in New York and recently lost removal battles in the U.S. Supreme Court, while continuing to fight related charges with Hyde Dimond and Schneider.
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John A Benson
California
Oregon
Wright
New York City
United States Attorney's
Benson
Supreme Court of the
Unites States
Frederick A Hyde
Henry P Dimond
Joost H Schneider Ar
United States
Yale Senior Society tapped: Shevlin not chosen
On tap day at Yale University three senior societies announced their new members. Captain Thomas L Shevlin of Minneapolis and Yale football star was not tapped, while William K Johnson of Washington DC was named to Scroll and Keys. The crowd gathered on campus witnessed the traditional tapping ceremony.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Thomas L Shevlin
Minneapolis
Minn
Koyalista
Wolfs
Shevlin
William K Johnson
Washington, DC
Senators and Representatives sail for Lewis and Clark Exposition opening
A party of U S Senators and Representatives leaves Chicago tonight for Portland Oregon to attend the Lewis and Clark Exposition opening ceremonies. The group is led by Speaker Cannon and includes Tawney Sherman Bartlett Adams Henry Belcher Sibley Littauer Small Loudenslager and others. After Portland, Speaker Cannon leads a delegation to Alaska to assess territorial needs.
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Chicago
United States
Portland
Oreg
Party of Representatives
Henry Casson
Cannon
Tawney
Minnesota
Sherman
New’ York
Bartlett
Georgia
Adams
Wisconsin
Henry
Texas
Belcler
Ohio
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Littauer
New York
Small
North Carolina
Loudenslage
Aldermen urge veto on railway franchise bills
Albany officials with counsel Kellogg pressed Governor Higgins to veto three bills stripping aldermen of franchise power in favor of the board of estimate. The Pennsylvania Railroad contends aldermen erred legally and constitutionally in granting or denying the NY connecting railroad franchise. Storm sweeps Northern Texas causing injuries and damage across Waxahachie Ennis Denison Temple Gainesville and Fort Worth areas with two deaths reported.
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Albany
New York Board of Aldermen
Higgins
L L Kellogg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
New York City
Hiiby Root
Edward M Shepard
Board of Estimate
New
Texas
Fort Worth
Waxahachie
Ennis
Denigan Temple
Gainesville
Cleburne Fort Worth
Chichita
Dame Nature Hints When the Food Is Not Suited
An Arizona man shares a testimonial on breakfast distress and diet change. He swapped coffee and breakfast foods for Postum Coffee and Grape-Nuts, reporting improved digestion, no headaches, and a 12 pound weight gain after three months. The ad urges readers to try the Potum Postum and Grape-Nuts combination and to request The Road to Wellville booklet.
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Arizona
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Trial of William G Crawford in postal fraud case continues
Testimony details Crawford Lorenz and Machen scheme to defraud the government in selling letter carriers satchels. Evidence includes signatures on drafts and contracts, a bearer draft deposited to Crawford's personal account, and financing by Spencer Trask. Witnesses link Chance, the Postal Device and Lock Company, and Wiley & Sons in Hartford.
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Beach
Criminal Court
No 1
Wiliam G Crawford
August W., Machen
George Lorenz
Worthington
Connsel
Crawford
Wade Chance
Postal Device and Lock Company
Keigwin
W E Colt
New York
Lorenz
Chance
Treasury
Charles H Tissington
Bank of New York
Harry W Hadley
United States Vortgage and Trust Company of
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Kelew
Walsh
May Holmes Conrad
Machen
Haves
Spencer Trask
Trask
Alm
Kelgwin
Mr Child
Wiliam H. Wiley & Bons Company
Hartford, Conn
Wiliam H Corbin
Hartford Company
Trial Reveals Strapped Satchels Contract Discrepancy
The trial heard that the Postal Device and Lock Co supplied satchels without shoulder straps under a contract. Witnesses described October shipments of pegamol satchels, lacking straps, with straps sold from New York supplier G B Lamb. Hertford post office received a strap shipment. Public attendance varied. next week George E. Lorenz is expected to testify as a key government witness.
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WH Hassenberg
Bush Building
G B Lamb
New York
Hertford
George E. Lorenz
Weather conditions and forecast from the Weather Bureau report
A trough of low pressure stretches from the Lower Lake region southwest to the West Gulf. Showers and thunderstorms are expected Friday in the Gulf and Atlantic coasts and Saturday in the South Atlantic states. Colder conditions in the Lower Lake region and Missouri Valley, with warmer weather in the Northwest. Winds shift along coasts with brisk easterlies in New England and Mid-Atlantic, and fresh southeasterlies on the Gulf coast. Local data include hourly temperatures, rainfall, and tides for various cities.
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S Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Phuraday
Lower Lake Region
West Gulf
Missouri Valley
Presure
Atlas Coast
Lake
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Kesten
Texas
Florida
South Atlantic
Atta
Loper Lele
Missouri
Mississippi
Gulf Statea
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic
Wim
Oba
Lower
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
Northwest
Wississippi
Winda
New England
Midate
Asheville
Atlanta
Geopal
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
NY - St
Chicago
Cincinnati
Davenport
Des Moinex
Galveston
Tex
Helene Monta
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacksonville
Om St Pau
Minn Mt
Viekeburg
Hummels Case in Court Question of Constitutional Right Involved
New York May. District Attorney Jerome charged Abraham Hummel with fraud deceit and gross professional misconduct relating to his defense of Charles F Dodge in a divorce decree challenge. The misconduct allegations arose as part of a broader indictment for conspiracy connected to the Dodge Morse case and were discussed in the Supreme Court during a motion to dismiss three indictments.
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New York
Jerome
New York Bar Association
Abraham Humml
Supreme Court
Hummel Durng
Dodge- Morse
Charles F Dodge
Dodge
Clemence Dodge
Tal St
Three Men Killed On Hand Car By Express Train
At Swanton Vermont on May 2 the Montreal Express struck a hand car carrying Joseph Campbell sixty James Bushey forty and Charles Vinclette forty. Campbell and Bushey died. Vinclette was fatally injured. Engineer said he did not see the car until close. emergency brakes failed to stop the train in time.
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Central Vermont
Swanton
Montreal Express
Joseph Campbell
James Bushey
Charles Vinclette
Twentieth Century Limited Cuts Chicago New York Run to Nineteen Hours
The Lake Shore and New York Central Railroad announce June 18 that the Twentieth Century Limited will trim the Chicago New York run by one hour to nineteen hours making it the fastest long distance train. The improvement comes as the rail line promotes faster service for travelers seeking quicker coast to coast transit.
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New York
Chicago
Lake Shore and
New York Central Railroad
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