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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1905

Page

2

Doctor and Dentist District Men in Honor List

George Washington University held commencement for the medical and dental departments at Memorial Continental Hall. Sixty-two Doctor of Medicine and twenty-one Doctors of Dental Surgery degrees were conferred, with Needham presiding and Munroe delivering the address. Prizes recognized high averages, including Wilkinson and Murphy, with numerous named graduates listed. The hall featured flags, laurel, palms, and Marine Band music.

Drs. Murphy Glenn Memorial Continental Needham Mumree George Washington University Memoria Continental Hall Charles Willis Needham Weston Bruner Charles B Munroe Lord Protector Munroe

Dental Calas Prize Winners and Graduates Applauded

The first prize of 37 went to Dr. Lewis Miller Bartlett of Massachusetts. Honorable mention to Dr. Joseph Foor Pollock and Prof. Henry Empero Br Rise RA, with Thomas R. Wilkerson noted among the winners. The audience applauded loudly as each graduate was announced.

Orvin Phillips Needham Dagar Yraak A Allen Minnesota Ramusl Dulbe Austin Herschel Eaward Bytdaim Llinois Rhodric Wadeld Browna Macsachusetti Zadoc Maurice Brady Maryland Weary Bohien Bryan Virginia Edward Warren Burch Daniel P Bush Nebraska George Hilrach Camig Pennsylvania Welldam Whitney Chrismas Orth Carolina Wayne F. Cowan Wisconsin Rayknow Adama Fisner District of Columbia Thomas Madsen Foley Richmond T OM Franklin Wiliam Joseph French Bart Bruce Graham New York Coward James Gunning Tharos Harlan Frederick Mazon Hart Grawford Hayes Hillnois Samuel Carl Henning North Dakota Rage Joseph Hiltegans Feonsylvania Joviah Hutton Moligndl Dintelet Columbia Armen Hoveepian District of Columbia William Auryowa Hudson Congecticut Arthur Leroy Hunt Malus Frank Hubert Jett Indiana Flavius Thomas Johnson Michigan Glenn Irvine Jones Diarey Adam Kemble Poanasteagle Iowa Frederick W Kuehn Archibald Cary Lewis William Ho Lictlapage Arkansas James Mortimer Lynch Teyss Frank Lesiie New Jersey Arthur Nowra Melay Joseph Alexander Murphy Ilmer Slayton Newton Mecarshusetta Alfred C. Nercross Edward Lee Osborne Gsorgia Charles A Pfonder Texas James Thomas Frevatt Georgia Tupman W Aaton Kentucky Aukey Hamilton Rebustt Willie Parrlab Rogers Eward Whitmore Sawyer Masarchi Water Wo Walter W Wilkinson Adam Kimble Glenn Irving Jones Ganon Henry Ganon MeArthur M Tasker Richardson Charles William Richardson Acker George NW Acker George W Stiles, Jr Oklahoma Dean Lewis President Neudham Charles de Ward Ake Lewis Mlor Bartlett Massachusetts AdeSbor William Edwin Frat Robert Wallington Lowe Fred da Wit Maphis Setene Ton van Buren Marschalk Arthur Walcome

Secretary Shaw Hosts Washington Correspondents Dinner Aboard Windom

Secretary Shaw hosted nearly 100 Washington correspondents at Marshall Hall for a post on his western tour. The Windom carried guests down the Potomac to the marsh area where a gridiron dinner was served aboard the ship. The voyage featured remarks by Shaw and friendly exchanges with officials and Choctaw and Chickasaw representatives. The return voyage encountered navigation issues from bright searchlights and river currents before transferring to the Gibsons steamer for the final leg to Washington.

Shaw Washington Marshall Hall Revenue Cutter Windom Dubuane Kansari Chicasawa Agnistant Reynolds Fort Hont Fort Washington Poomac Gibbons Quartermaster’s Department of the Army

Fourth Presbyterian gymwomen stage inaugural field day at park

At American League Baseball Park the Fourth Presbyterian women led by Prof Maurice A Joyce showcased high jumping sprinting and ball throwing. Marie Joyce won the 100 yard dash in 14 seconds Susie Beall and Dolly Cunningham placed second and third. Mercedes Ruiz threw 16 1/2 feet to win the baseball throw with Helen Thompson second. Annette Smith won the running high jump with 3 feet 8 inches. Dolly Cunningham claimed the 75 yard hurdles with Teabelle McCarthy second. Susie Beall took the broad jump with Teeth Inches, Annette Smith second. A basketball game followed the track events, the picked team defeating the Fourth Presbyterian team 14 to 0.

Fourth Presbyterian Gymnasium Maurice A Joyce American League Baseball Park Misses Genviews Yedney Augusta Clarke Mayme P Davin Helen Gatch Annetts D. Smith Mercedes Rut Dolly Cunningham Somie Meso Mario Jazee Helen Ganttey Fsabelle McCarthy Harriet Gnow Belle Moyers Susie Beall Margaret Fotter Josepha Lange Agase Porter Joe Gardner Helen ‘Thompaya Loulve Belo Frangelina Ruiz Irene Stith Agnew C. Kinger Annette Smith Marie Joyce Belle Myers Suaie Beall Mercedes Ruiz Mike Helen Thompson Milas Annette Smith Genevieve Gedney Teabelle McCarthy Bine Teabelils McCarthy Misa Susie Beali Annatte Auth Fourth Presbyterian Migs Jane Gartner Mise Dolly Cunningham Bolly ‘Cansaha Se Gardner etheBrene Mere Puts Angeline Ruts Agnes C. Klinger Tabaile Beal Maria Jie Mer Josepha Assime Prof Sauce Joyce An Walton Jaie Dobson Milas Tib~ Jahe

Bank and post office graft trial probes Lorenz Machen Crawford

The Toledo case against William G. Crawford August W. Machen and George H. Lorenz unfolds with bank records and forged drafts under scrutiny. Former Postmaster General Wynne testifies on talks about pegamoid substitute for leather and Machen's role in the free delivery division. Evidence shows Lorenz and Machen used checks and drafts linked to Crawford as the trial proceeds. The court adjourned after hours of testimony and a plan to present contracted satchels and leather standards in forthcoming sessions.

Machen Lorens Wynne William G. Crawford August W. Machen George BH. Lorenz Fetter Carrier Satchela Strape Wright Hom Mayhen Lorena Benson D. Carr National Bank of Commerce Toledo Ohio Kelgwin Loren Asia Lorens Lorenz Tha Witrens Algo Crawford Harry Halstead Deta Asvine Bavings Bank George H. Lorenz Mra Martha J. Lorenz Mr. Lorenz George Lorenz Lorenzes Worthington Enry Humphrey Society For Savings Cleveland George H. Loreng Mre Martha J. Lorenz Post-office Department Postal Device and Lock Company Emanuel Speich Beach Festmaster Robert J. Wynne London Atlantic Aasistant Biogwin Post Office Department August W Machen Ty May Pegomold John G. Carlisle Defense Rush D. Simmons Brevyport House New York J. D. Bulliven Morenz New York City

Demand Facts About What You Eat and Grape-Nuts

A campaigned warning against fake food claims compares ordinary flaked cereals to Grape-Nuts. It explains how Grape-Nuts pre-digests starch into sugar through a detailed barley sprouting and grinding process, arguing the product aids digestion and brain nourishment while synthetic claims fail.

President Roosevelt Heads to Brooklyn Memorial Day Observance

President Roosevelt left Washington at 1 8 oclock for Brooklyn to attend Memorial Day exercises as guest of the city. He will deliver an address at the unveiling of a statue to General Henry W Slocum. He travels with an attached ceremonial entourage aboard the Pennsylvania Railroad express.

Rooosevelt Washington Brooklyn Henry W Slocum See Pennsylvania Railroad

Weather Dispatch From U S Department Public Forecast

The Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions across the central United States with low pressure over Texas and New England, a high pressure area moving southeast, and showers in the Lake region Ohio Valley and Middle Mississippi Valley. Anticipated showers and thunderstorms Tuesday across New England Middle Atlantic Lower Lake region Ohio Valley and parts of the Middle Mississippi Valley Arkansas and the Southeast. River forecast shows the Red River rising to danger at Brown Port La, with Fort Smith Arkansas River above danger line and rising. Local temperatures show varied readings with highs near 95 and lows around 64, alongside humidity and tide data for the river and coastlines.

U. S Missouri Valley Lake Region New England Middle Atlantic State Lower Lake Region Oho Valley Alta Jg Misslesipot Valley Arkansas Ohio Tueygay Muropasa Grand Banky Rad River Louisiana Dhrownport Bhre Ort Wborg Fort Smith Arkansa Elvor Gyher Max Baton Mab Battle Giuetaatt H & Melnall Oria New York N. J North Platte

Eastern High School Strike Probed By Officials

Over five hours yesterday Eastern High School students awaited action on last week’s insubordination and Thursday strike as Superintendent Graart and Director Hughes reviewed facts with Principal Swartzell and teachers. Attendance dropped. negotiations aim to restore peace and proper conduct before week’s end.

Graart Hughes Aesthoritiqa Eastern High School Swartsell Mr. Swartzell Stuart Gwartgell Capt Linthicum Gwartzel Abureaey Tt Ja

Fractured skull as coal wagon hits boy

Firman Daley, sixteen, of 608 Fifteenth Street Northeast, was knocked down by a coal wagon at Fourth and Streets Northeast yesterday afternoon. He was treated at Sibley Hospital for a fractured skull and is expected to recover. The wagon driver fled. Dr H W Wiley, chemist of the USDA, is in Chicago attending a food standards meeting and will return to Stillwater to deliver the Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station commencement address.

Firman Daley Fifteenth Street Fourth and Strests Sibley Hospital Sayle Wena Fhe Q Caver H. W. Wiley Chicago United States Department of Agriculture Association of Wiley Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Atation Stillwater

Arrest of Edward I Wade in Birmingham Alabama

Edward I Wade, wanted in Memphis Tennessee for obtaining money by false pretenses, was arrested in Birmingham Alabama after fleeing. He allegedly induced Clement W Hurke to cash a check drawn on a Tyler Texas bank, indorsed by A L Clark of Tyler, in July. Police wired Memphis officials and arrived to secure him.

Memphis Edward I Wade Birmingham Ala Mas Sylvester Stective Tyser Wade Clement W. Hurke A. L. Clark Tyler Tex

Man Falls From Moving Car In D C Street Accident

Robert Carlisle aged 41 of Berryville Virginia fell from a Capital Traction Company car at Eleventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue at night while attempting to board. He narrowly escaped injury, the wheels grazed him, and he refused hospital care.

Robert Carlisle Berryville Capital Traction Company Eleventh Street Pennsylvania Avenue

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