Maine tests prompt civic push to halt dog vivisection
Commissioner Rudolph defends dog cancer experiments and invites Humane Society input while opponents urge action to bar further shipments. Washington critics argue dogs are killed rather than spared, urging the District to prohibit sending animals to Maine for vivisection and to pursue an investigation if cruelty is found.
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Rudolph
Humane
Portiana
Cuno HH
Society
Aogs
Hiad Leen
Hfamane Society
Caine
Washington
Anand
Woldwell
Dcclares
Stilson Hutchins
Washington Society For the Prevention of
Anmmals
Carvel
Hou
Hutchins
Maine
Anti vivisectionists protest dog feeding experiment
Clergy and ministers condemn feeding cancerous fish to dogs as inhumane. Reverend Bratenahl of St. Alban's Episcopal Church calls the practice beyond understanding and questions city officials' approval. A Humane Society committee may meet with Commissioner Rudolph to discuss the matter.
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Board of Cotasso
Purland
Vida
Bureau of Jisheacs
Rudolph
Bureau of Fisheries
Humane Society
G. €. ¥. Bratenahi
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church
Doga
Tam Pot
Bratenah
The
Funeral postponed for Maj. Marian Smalley at Salvation Army home
Delay in Gen William Dustin arrival in Washington from Philadelphia leads to postponement of Maj. Marian Smalley funeral at 339 C street NW. Services will be led by Gen Duffin with Rev Joseph T. Kelly at the Fourth Presbyterian Church parlor, burial at Capital City Cemetery.
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Wiliam Dustin
American Salvation Army
Washington
Philadelphia
Marian Smalley
C Street
Duffin
Joseph T. Kelly
Fourth Presbyterian Church
New Capital City
Campaign publicity law requires campaign finances be disclosed
Under a new law passed June 25 committees of Democratic and Republican parties must file statements of all collections and expenditures with Clerk Alexander McDowell by December. National and multi state committees must document contributors and payees with vouchers for payments over ten dollars, while individuals may cover personal campaign costs from private funds without regulatory exposure.
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Alexander McDowell
House
Washington
Borrows
Michigan
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Congressional Campaign
Fire horror in Newark as 25 dead in factory blaze
Newark reports 25 dead with one unidentified body in the morgue and one Wolf Manufacturing employee still missing. Five more identifications include Minnie Gottlieb 18 Tillie Gottlieb 20 Dora Gottlieb 26 Charlotte Heckler 17 and Lucy Sullivan 28. Emma Weeds and Mathilde Doegge among factory escapees identified by rings and laundry marks. Fire Chief says no more bodies expected and detectives plan official inquiry as 200000 spectators crowd the scene.
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Newark
N. J
Wolf Manufacturing Company
Minnie Gottlieb
Tillie Gottlieb
Dora Gottlieb
Wenti
Astley
Death of Gen James Oakes After Heart Failure
Brig. Gen. James Oakes U S A retired died at Emergency Hospital after a fall at Seventeenth and I streets northwest. He was 184 years old and had a long career from West Virginia to Shiloh and Corinth. Funeral likely Tuesday with full military honors and Arlington burial. He leaves a wife Anna Maria de Beelan and one surviving child.
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James Oakes
U.S. A
Stoneleigh Court
Connecticut Avenue
Oakes
National Cemetery
Arlington
Anna Maria de Beelan
Pittsburg
Ballentine
Henry
Hydrographic Office
United States
Calvert Street
National Capital
New York
Pennsylvania
United States Military Academy
Second Dragoons
Sixth Cavalry
West Virginia
Wheeling
Army of the
Ohio
Tennessee
Dog Helps Save Seven From Fire in Lansdowne Home
In Philadelphia area, a small dog named Gyp awakens Thomas Riley who rouses his parents and seven others from a burning Lansdowne house. Patrick Riley’s family, including Joseph and three sisters, are rescued as the eldest son and dog endure smoke and flames.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Gyp
Patrick Riley
Lansdowne
Thomas
Riley
Joseph
Elizabeth
Anna
Catherine
Will Eat Quail 60 Days Bet Seeks Slupsky Triumph
St. Louis wagers as Edward J. Spiesbach of East St. Louis bets $100 he can outdo Col Abe Slupsky the city beer champion by eating two quail each evening for 60 days at 6 cents a day. Spiesbach aims to eclipse the long-established feat challenging the legend of Slupsky’s record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Col Slupsky
Washington Post
Edward J. Spiesbach
East St. Louis
Abe” Slupsky
Spiesbach
Col. Slupsky
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived and Sailed
Arrived vessels include New York Celtic from Liverpool Halifax Urentum bound for Rotterdam Queenstown Arabic from New York Herliz from New York Marine Caledonia from New York Liverpool Corsican from Montreal Southampton Philadelphia from New York. Sailed ships include Quainstone Campania for New York Cedric for New York Southampton President Grant for New York.
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New York
Celtic
Liverpool
Halifax
Urentum
Rotterdam
Queenstown
Gibraltar
Herliz
Marine—Caledonia
Montraal
Southampton
Philadelphia
Quainstone
Campania
Cedric
Bouthampton
Grant
Lunatics a Menace Continues Debate on Paroled Patients
A historic letter argues paroled patients from St Elizabeths threaten Congress Heights. Critics urge relocation to penitentiaries, tighter parole controls, and more staff while defending the safety of nearby women and children amid claims of escapes and disturbances near the institution.
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St. Elizabeth's
Hig
Congress Heights
Lttle
Congress
G. H. Schwinn
Itis
Ne Ee Kay
Chilren
Hill predicts widespread layoffs and stalled industry growth
The speaker warns that demand for iron, coal, lumber, and related products will fall, forcing mine closures and thousands of job losses. He cites reduced orders for rails and freight cars, noting no extensions or investments due to public sentiment and the bleak business outlook, signaling major economic disruption.
Death of Michael Cudahy Founder of Packing Firm
Michael Cudahy founder of the Cudahy Packing Company died in Chicago after a five day illness from pneumonia. Born in Ireland on December 7, 1841 he came to the United States in 1849, worked in Milwaukee, joined Armour & Co in Chicago, then helped form Cudahy Packing Co and served as its president. His brothers John and Patrick assisted, and he helped organize the North American Transportation and Trading Company.
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Chicago
Michael Cudahy
Mr. Cudahy
Mr. Cudehy
Ireland
United States
Milwaukee
Wis
P. D. Armour
The
North American Transportation and Trading Company
Rio Janeiro Relieved Rebels Praised as Heroes in Navy
Rio Janeiro awoke to relief as government again controlled the fleet. Candido claimed all officers obeyed orders from Minas Gerages and Jean Candido. Mutineers faced no fear from destroyers or fortresses, but griped over water, coal, and a leather whip punishment. Coincidences cited link mutiny to past events. three mutiny ships share names with political factions.
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Rio Janeiro
Behia
Candido
Minas Gerages
Jean Candido
Chibata
Duguay Trouin
Marechal Deodoro da Fonseca
Republic
Fonsecas
Sao Paulo
Minas Geracs
Bahia
Hermes da Fonseca
Adamaster
Royal Place
Lisbon
Rio
Burdine Robbed by Three Men on Way Home
James W. Burdine, a prominent businessman, was assaulted and robbed by three African American men on a street between Sixth and Seventh in southwest Washington. The thieves took his watch ring scarf pin and small change, leaving $100 bills untouched in his coat pocket. Burdine delayed reporting for twelve hours due to concern over publicity, then notified police from the Fourth precinct. He fought back but was overpowered and not seriously injured.
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Seventh Street
James W. Burdine
K Street
Sixth
Burdine
St 4G
Crippen Case Linked to Pennsylvanian Hospital Scar
Special to The Washington Post reports new evidence from the Crippen trial era. It states a surgical operation was performed on Belle Elmore, wife of Dr H H Crippen, at Pennsylvania Hospital sixteen years ago and left an abdominal scar identifying her body. The defense argued no operation occurred, suggesting the scar was a flesh fold.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Melle Lamore
H. H. Crippen
London
Pennsylvania Hospital
Belle Elmore
Crippen
Ethel Leneve
Elks Fall Festival Opens In Washington District Night
The Elks hold a grand District night at the Elks club at 919 H Street NW as Elks prepare for the fall festival. Cano Rudolph, president of the board of commissioners, will speak with Rossa Downing and Samuel Richards among the Elks leaders present. Finishing touches completed from morning until night indicate readiness for the opening.
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Eliks
H Street
Elks
Washington
Cano H. Rudolph
Board of Commissioners
The
Rossa’s. Downing
Samuel Richards
Board of Control
Weather Conditions Stated Rain Snow Reach East Coast
Weather Bureau bulletin reports a early storm moving from Illinois into western Ohio bringing heavy rain the Ohio Valley and moderate rain in the gulf states with snow in the lake region. Cold front follows with 20 to 34 degree drops south to near the Texas coast. Brisk winds and rain or snow stretch from the North Pacific to the Atlantic coasts with clearing and colder weather progressing Monday night. Local figures show temperatures from the low 20s to upper 40s and rainfall trace.
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VU. B. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Illinois
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Gulf States
Lake
Middle
South Atlantic
Stoins States
Texas
South Atlantic States
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
West
Rocky Mountain
Pacife
Great Lakes
North Pacific
New England
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Brik
Superior
Michigan
European
Grand Banke
Drexel Couple to Visit Persia on Hunting Expedition
Cairo dispatch reports Mr and Mrs J Armstrong Drexel will depart for Persia and thence to German East Africa for a hunting expedition. The travelers are cited as Drexel and are slated to visit these regions on the journey.
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Drexela
Persia
Washington Prat
Cairo
J. Armstrong Drexel
German East Africa
Louisiana General Assembly to Convene in Extra Session
Baton Rouge announces an extra session of the Louisiana General Assembly to elect a U S senator to replace the late Samuel D. McEnery. Governor limits the session to twelve days with Judge J R Thornton of Alexandria the lone named candidate for the seat.
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Louisiana General Assembly
Baton Rouge
United States
Samuel D. McEnery
J. R. Thornton
Alexandria
Louisiana
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Conn. Avenue
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Topham’s
Sanders &Stayman Co
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Shte
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