National Civic Federation Plans Expanded Meeting And New Department
New York hosts the fourth annual executive committee gathering of the National Civic Federation on December 15. A new Department of Industrial Economies will organize before the dinner, with editors, academics, and industry leaders among its early members. An international civic federation committee will oversee the global effort, with favorable replies from England, Canada, France, Belgium and Germany.
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New York
National Civic Federation
Hanna
New York City
Andrew Carnegie
Ireland Bishop
Potter
August Belmont Cornelius
Bliss Oscar S Straus
John Mitchell
Samuel Gompers
and & KE Clark
Marcus A Hanna
Hannas
Phe
International Civic Federation
Interparliamentary Union
England
Canada
France
Belgium
Germany
May Give Place to Cockrell on Canal Commission
The article reports the President weighing the appointment of Senator Francis Cockrell of Missouri to succeed Col Frank J Hecker on the Isthmian Canal Commission. It notes Cockrell’s health may affect his ability to serve and that he is held in high esteem, with the President ready to offer a congenial post if he declines the commission.
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Tram
Frank J Hecker
Isthmian Canal Commission
Trancis Mc Yothrell
Aissouri
Vicanes
Cocarell
Cockrell
Senator Gi Pennsylvania Seeks Inaugural Participation
Senator rot Gi of Pennsylvania announced that the Americas Club of Pittsburgh, a major Republican group, is making elaborate preparations to take part in the inaugural exercises on March 4. The statement was made during remarks to the President yesterday at the statue unveiling event.
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Rot
Pennsylvania
Prefence
Americas Club of
Pittsburg
America
Gen Chaffee
Gen. Chaffee
Minister Coreas Absence and Nicaragua Mission
Report on Minister Corea from Nin-Wi Ss ibsen missing from Washington on public business tied to Nicaragua. He planned travel via steamship Altinea from New York to Colon and onward by rail to Panama then to Managua, seeking connections expected Tuesday. The trip linked to recent charges against him and past Panama-Nicaragua ventures.
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Corer
Nin
Ibsen
Wington
Fis
Nicaragua
Ny Senor Niots Voloz
Abigutn
York
Sule dl
Altinea
Panama
Colon
Cormto
Ray
Managua
State Department
Welther
Ictragua
Jodar
Georgie Winister
Carea
Nickagitt
Leupp Likely to Head Indian Affairs Bureau and Janes to Retire
Correspondent Leupp appears set to become Commissioner of Indian Affairs, replacing William A Janes who will resign on January 1. Leupp, a Washington writer for the New York Evening Post, is connected with Indian rights groups and enjoys presidential trust. Cavalry units depart Fort Myer for Fort Ethan Allen, with the Seventh Cavalry to occupy vacated quarters. Arlington European plaza hosts restaurant and supper rooms reopening with music.
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Leupp
William A Janes
McKinley
Mitchcock
Francis E Leupp
Washington
New York Evening Post
Indian Rights Association
Lenon
Fort Myer
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Ethan Allen
Seventh Cavalry
Roosevelt Accepts Frederick Statue Gift From German Emperor
President Roosevelt thanks the German Emperor through the ambassador, accepting the statue of Frederick the Great as a symbol of friendship. He praises Frederick’s military genius, notes shared blood and fusion of peoples, and urges peaceful ties and arbitration between the United States and Germany.
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President Roosevelt
Emperor
Frederick
United States
Germany
War College
Frederick the Great
Alexander
Caesar
Hannibal
Napoleon
Gustavus Adolphus
Hohenzollern
Flector
Prussia
German Empire
Hinnibil
Leuthen
Prague
Rossbach
Zorndorf
Kunersdorf
Europe
Middle
Norinth
Western Europe
Nene
Emperor gifts Frederick the Great statue to United States
A German envoy presented a bronze statue of Frederick the Great to the United States on a Washington Barracks esplanade ceremony. President, Gen Chaffee, and Ambassador Tower spoke of lasting friendship, with Frederick lauded for reforms and military strategy guiding future U.S. Army study.
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Baron Sternburg
United States
America
Prince Henry
Prussia
Frederick the Great
Paris
Ancres
Germany
Frederick
Gen Gillespie
Korrah
Prince Henry of Prurela
Henry
Republic
Dauntless
Hohenzollern
William
Gens
General Staff
Army
War College
Thia
Washington
Hla
Ml Tnry
Grant
Tower
Chameragne Tower
Columbia
Roser
Voltaire
Louis XIV
Lord Chesterfield
Walen
Europe
Almeelt
Silesia
Oma
Potomac River
Frederick the Creat
Alexander Caesar
Napoleon
The Value of Charcoal for Health and Beauty
Charcoal is a safe purifier for the stomach and bowels absorbing gases and purities. Daily use of Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges improves health complexion breath and blood with minimal risk and low cost. A Buffalo physician endorses them for gas relief and cleansing mouth throat and complexion.
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Stuart
Buffalo
President and guests escorted by Seventh Cavalry to statue unveiling
Cavalry from Fort Myer escorts the President Cabinet members and dignitaries to the Frederick statue unveiling at the Washington Barracks. Troop A arrives at the White House minutes before 8.00. A large procession follows through Pennsylvania Avenue to Seventh Street. Ambassadors and German officials arrive, followed by Gen Gillespie and other officers. A grand lineup at the Barracks salutes the President and guests, with engineers and units in attendance.
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Seventh Regiment
Paren von Sternburg
Frederick
Seventh Cavalry
Fort Myer
White House
East
Washington Barracks
Mrs Roosevelt
Mal McCawiey
USMC
Secretary of State
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Agriculture
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Warren Story
Olver
Misses Oliver
Miche U
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Arived
Baron von Sternburg
Gillespie
Alvoid
Martin
Baroness von Sternburg
Langham
Lingham
Cot Aller
Haron von Dem Bussche
von Loewenfeld
Grant
Duvall
Gallagher
U S A
Etzel
Goethals
U S 4
Mra Chaffee
Chaffee
Hutcheson
John J Pershing
U 3 4
Brom
Troops at Forts and Barracks Escort for Roosevelt Return
The Seventh Cavalry units at Fort Myer and Fort Washington and other Coast Artillery companies from Fort McHenry Fort Monroe and Fort Jay plus Eighth Infantry units accompanied President Roosevelt as he was escorted back to the White House by his official guard Baron von Sternburg Gen Loewenfeld after the ceremonies.
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Field Artillery
Fort Myer
Coast Artillery
Fort Washington
Fort Howard
Fort McFlenry
Artillery Corps
Fort Monroe
Fort Jay
New York City
Roosevelt
White House
Baron von Sternburg
Loewenfeld
Dinner to the Envoys at German Embassy Hosts 400 Guests
The German Embassy hosted a large dinner and reception last evening with the German Ambassador and Baroness von Sternburg. Attendees included American Ambassador Charlemagne Lower, Gen Chaffee, Gen and Mrs Grant, Gen and Mrs Gillespie, Dr Lewald, Mrs Hobson, and many high officials. The Embassy party plans departures for New York and Germany travel, with further receptions at Gen Chaffee’s home and other hosts during the week.
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von Sternburg
Germany
Charlemagne Lower
Owe
Gen Chaffee
Chaffee
Frederick Dent Grant
George LI
Gillespie
Lewald
Germain
Hobson
Miss Langham Baron
Bassene
Herbinghaus
Loewenfeld
Maj von Seehmettow
Washington
Chaiftee
Austria-Hungary
Gullespie
Weather conditions and forecasts from the Northwest to the Atlantic
The bulletin describes a Northwest moving disturbance centered over Southern Wisconsin with an east-southeast trajectory, bringing local precipitation to its northern and western areas. It forecasts a shallow high pressure ridge followed by another low pressure system from the North Pacific, with continued rain in the Western and North Pacific states, plus showers in the Lake region and northern New England. Temperatures are expected to rise toward normal, with variable winds along coasts and increasing on the Great Lakes. Storm warnings are shown for the Pacific coast from Eureka northward and for the Great Lakes and Lake Pepin.
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Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Wisconsin
North Pacific
North Pacifc
Tewas
Rocky Mountain
Lake Region
Upper Lake Region
New Lagland
New York
North Pacile
Montana
Valeys
Maddie Lone
New Taglant
Middle Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Missouri Valley
New England
Becom Apt
Widdie Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Loper Lakes
Paelie
Fureka
Great Lakes
Lake Pepin
Whatnpr
Tempeerature
AiMech
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Yoo
Bismaink
Boston
Buffaly
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cheyenne
Denver
Colo
Des Vennes
Iowa
Janapelis
Ind
Jackaonville
Memphis Tenn
Omaha
Pittsburg
Mo &T
Vicksburg
Wwe
Catarrh From Babyhood A Mother Praises Peruna
Mrs George Van Dusen of Mohawk Nerkimer writes of her two month old daugh ters severe catarrh starting from infancy. After failing with doctors and other remedies, Peruna cured the child whose health improved drastically over time. The family now uses Peruna at first sign of cold and regards it priceless.
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George Vin Dusen
Nerkimer
Peruna
George van Dusen
The Root of Cold Problems in Family Health
A fragment discussing common cold risks and seasonal health, stressing that wet feet drafts and damp clothing cause illnesses. It suggests clothing protects against frequent colds and implies inevitability of catching a cold from minor misfortunes. Details are incomplete and terminology archaic.
Battle with Mosquitoes Aboard French Steamship Provincia
Norfolk Virginia reports November as the French steamship Provincia battled a huge swarm of mosquitoes during an encounter. Captain Courtide was disabled in the engagement as crew suffered stings and rashes. The ship used smoke and improvisation on the bow to drive off insects, with Captain Courtades sustaining a right arm injury and other crew members affected by the bite.
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Norfolk Va
Provincia
Courtide
Gulf
Courtades
Vincentell
Siip
Cory Min
Washington Symphony Orchestra Concert In Baltimore Review
Special to The Washnet reports the Washington Symphony Orchestra delivered a midsized but well received concert in Baltimore. The performance featured soprano soloist and a first concerto of the season drew praise, with musicians and audience giving strong applause and complimentary notes.
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Washington
Symphony Orchestra
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Peter Wyunmy
Oman
Elistii
Peruna Claims No Narcotics Found in Product
Hartman President of the Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio asserts Peruna is permanent and harmless without narcotics. He claims it eliminates catarrh by treating the cause and has been used for twenty years in many homes. All correspondence kept confidential.
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Peruna
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
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