Hobson for Airships Would Teach Aeronautics in Nation Wide Plan
Alabama Rep Richmond Pearson Hobson urges creation of aeronautical chairs at West Point and Annapolis and an ongoing aviation program under Army and Navy, while War Department and Secretaries debate the best field and maintenance funding. Private aid and civilian interest push forward a national aviation study and training effort.
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Alabama
West Point
Annapolis
Washington
Richmond Pearson Hobson
John A T Hull
House
Ulitary Affairs Committee
Congress
United States
Hobson
Hull
s.Obson
Eqa
War Department
Habeas
Aeronautus 1B
San Antonio
Rex
Omaha
Department
Signal Service
Middle West
Qoumirs
Tuel
Plebsen
Armen
Xray
Oliver
Taiddine
George Oakfsx Latten Jr
Omaulong
Fesian
Toanner
Artonautics
Waslington
James Wendner
Signs Service
Pelsets
Dnural Hyans
Ant
Evans
Eaker
Pasteurization vs Raw Milk Sparks Health Debate
A fragment reviews typhoid fears linked to raw milk and cream from Cassel and nearby dairies. It notes pasteurization as heating to 140 degrees for 20 minutes and argues against raw milk as unsafe, urging proper pasteurization and sanitarians’ findings against the risks.
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Cma
Poslam First For Skin Disorders Marvelous Results
A Providence Rhode Island reader praises Poslam for skin disorders noting rapid healing and itching relief. The ad claims Poslam treats eczema acne tetter salt rheum piles and general skin ailments, with free samples offered from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
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George Perkins
Providence
R. L
Ogram
O'Donnell
Affreck
People’s Drug
West Twentyfifth Street
New York City
Hobson urges flexible air power expansion and Navy support
Representative Hobgen calls for developing aviation possibilities for national benefit and supports liberal funding without halting battleship expansion. He cites Japan's aeronautics progress as a reminder to stay active in air power.
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Congress
Hobgen
Japan
Foraker Assails T.R Dangerous If Not Absurd
Former Senator J B Foraker speaks at Marysville Ohio decrying new nationalism and tolling the Republican party’s fight for its life. He criticizes internal dissensions and a crusade against business while urging GOP unity amid Ohio and national contests.
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Marysville
Ohio
Margaville
J B. Foraker
Columbus
Opera House
Theodore Roosevelt
Gov. Harmon
Harding
Republican Party
Foraker
Gov Harmon
Businness
Ban on Her Wedding Ignored Decree Ties Marriage to Void
New York appellate division rules that a woman forbidden by a divorce decree to remarry while her former husband lives cannot be a legal wife to a second man nor sue for divorce. The case involves Mrs Susan Dye, widow of William H Dukehart, and Joseph E Dye, a veteran and merchant, with a tangled romance and substantial wealth depleted.
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New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Susan Kison
Byet
Joseph E. Dye
Old Guard
Dye
Justice McLaughlin
William H Dukehart
The Dukehart and Dye Matrimonial Suit Case
In 1863 Duke Hart married Martha M Spencer. Dukehart sued for divorce, won in 1865, and was barred from remarriage while he lived. The first Mrs Dye left her husband for New Jersey and died in 1883. Dye later married the second Mrs Dye in Jersey City on June 13, 1867, lived together until 1898, and quarrels caused separations. court ruled the plaintiff unable to remarry during Dye’s life and the alleged marriage void.
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Susan
Dukehart
Justice McLoughilin
Commission Reports Partial Damages For Union Station Work
The Union Station grade damage commission led by Charles A. Baker George W. Moss and George Spraway reported appraisements to the Supreme Court of the District regarding properties on North Capitol Street and G Street affected by street grade changes for Union Station and railroad work. The commission found no damage to 739 North Capitol Street and the listed G Street numbers. Bridget Ready and Daniel Ready lost their damage petition for Lot 17 as owners did not hold the property when the damage occurred. The panel will reconvene tomorrow afternoon to continue.
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Union Station
Charles A. Baker
George W. Moss
George Spraway
Supreme Court of the District Vn
Dama Stained
Flrat
North Capital Streets
North Capitol Street
G Street
Bridget Ready
Daniel J. Ready
Ito
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Mary Eplimics
Kobes
Cilememann
Daieies
Ereim
Phoud
Society For Prevention of Sickness
F Berliner
Europe
G. W. A. Elect
Department of Arts and Sciences
George Washington University
R. Miles Norris
Elizabeth Furgeson
Jessie Armes
Alvin Brown
E. €. Trumbower
Guy Chase
Vincent Smith
Robert Moran
Atlantic City
Lewis Booker
Weedon
Burlingame
William Fitzgerald
Memphis
Tenn
J. E. Dye
Baltimore
Pever
Schloss
Baltimore Age
Tiesto
College Chase
Schloss Bros. &Co
Boston
Furnishers
Axminster
Saxony
Whittall
Bigelow
Wilton
Brussels
Whit
Ingrain
Hall
Bissell
Houseckeeperx
Pes Schloss Bros. & CO. Fine Clothes Makers
Beltimore and
Imperial Mobkair
Morris
Fine Buffet
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