Truce in Milk War Reached As District Board Prepares Accord
Milk producers and dealers in Maryland Virginia and the District pause hostilities with the health department until a Monday meeting of the board of commissioners. Dr Woodward seeks approval to postpone tuberculin testing pending state legislation to reimburse farmers whose cattle are condemned. Dairymen praise the move, expect famine averted and city benefit. Plans include testing all new permits since October 1 and segregating unfit cows, with a push to pasteurize all District milk and possibly centralize processing to ensure purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Health Department
Board of Commissioners
Col. Johnston
W. C. ‘Woodward
Woodward
Dairymien
Chamber
Religious Services Schedule and Notices 1910
A long list of church affiliations and services across Washington, detailing sermons, times, ministers, and activities. Churches include Presbyterian Cosnertebt Avenue, Temple Memorial Fourteenth and R Streets, Episcopal Church of the Ascension Massachusetts Avenue, St Andrew's Corner, St John's Church Sixteenth and H Streets, and others with morning and evening services, Sunday schools, Christian Endeavor, and special events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Church OF the Covenant
Cosnertebt Avenue
Eighteenth Streets
Charles Wood
Stuart Bready
Harry Baremore
Peckpel
Ila
Fom
Orelock
Chistian Endeavor
Bee Eert Gunton-Temple Memorial
Charles Everest Granger
Massachusetts Avenue
Twelfth Street
J. .Hetatog Ngims
J. Townsend Russell
Stainer
Altrad Harding
Washington
Marding
T. John's Church
Sixteenth and
H Streets
Roland Cotton Smith
D. D
Slater Dunlap
M. A
J. Christopher Marks
Myles BR. Foster
Antonio Bazpar
Alban
Byedal
James Townsend Russell
United States Marine Band
Tennally
Cank
Church OF the Epiphany
G Street
Chim
D. di
Cippinnati
Unitarian
Ali
Souls’ Church
Fourteenth
L Streats
Ulysses
Pierce
Ming
the People's Church
SHE People's Church
Fythtan Teale
Ninth Street
Arnauld Belmont
Cory
Evangelical Christian Science
Pythian Temple
Otlser C. “Sabin
Elow
Eee SH Hawi
Clan Gregor Elects Scotchmen Will Hold Final Meeting
The American Clan Gregor last night at National Hotels re elected Dr Edward May Magruder as chieftain and chose the rest of officers for another year. The next annual meeting will be in Washington next fall. Final meeting to be held this morning with standing committees to be appointed and old committee reports to be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward May
Magrider
Anether
Gregor
National
Washington
Caleb Clarke
Magruder
Tain
Kessier Swell
Scripe
John- J. -M
Bowie
Caleb - Clarke Magruder
Mra
Roberta ‘Magruder Bukey
Alexander Muncaster
Fev
Ivan Marshall ' Green
Stewart Brown Muncaster
Freed by Russian senate in Meads case
St Petersburg reports the Russian senate reversed a January verdict against American Joseph K. Meads, acquitting him in the Dragon submarine explosion case. Meads, a Baltimore engineer, was detained for a week by the high court, with sixteen others injured, as the Dragon had not yet been formally accepted by Russia.
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Baltimore
St. Petersburg
Senate
Joseph'k. Meads
Nag- Agence
Dragon
Megha’ Stan
Meads
Is-In- Baltimore
Sta’ Pullder, Simon, Lake
Bridgeport
Conn
Deportation Notice for East Indian Activist Rahim
Vancouver authorities state Ottawa intends to deport Rahim an East Indian arrested here yesterday. Notes on nitroglycerin and high explosives were found in his possession along with names and addresses of Indian agitators abroad. Deportation to Elenoulu scheduled November 4.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
H. “Rahim
Ottawa
Elenoulu
Rahim
India
United States
France
Egypt
South Africa
Terry Ordered to Pay Wife 5275 in Separation Case
New York Oct 28 George E Terry assistant treasurer in charge of the subtreasury on Wall Street was ordered by the appellate division of the Supreme Court today to pay his wife Bilan M Terry $5275 due under a separation agreement made in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fioreica Burns
Washington Post
New York
Florence Burns Wilaritk
Edward H. Brooks
Crain
Charles Hurlburt
Terry
George E. ‘Terry
United States
Wall Street
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Bilan M. “Terry
Jh, Ls
Railroads Seek Study of Mann Elkins Act
New York lawyers meeting this week plan a seven member committee to investigate the constitutionality of the Mann Elkins Act rather than attack it. Henry J. Stone, general counsel for Louisville and Nashville, presided and will name the committee for further study before any executive policy action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Railroad and Express
Henry J. Stone
Louisville and Nashville
Roads Overvalued He Says Bond to Build Main Line
Gov. W. R. Stubbs of Kansas testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission opposing freight rate hikes. He stated he could build a main line railroad in Kansas for 25,000 a mile and turn a 10 percent profit, arguing valuations are inflated and railroads should earn 5 to 6 percent on actual investment while preserving emergency surpluses separately. The Santa Fe inquiry compared Kansas estimates with New Mexico costs, as the commission asked for a detailed statement of New Mexico road-building expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
W. R.stubbs
Kansas
Sald
Attorjney T. J. Norton
Santa Fé Railway
Stubbs
Santa Fe
Éanes
Belin
New Mexico
Norton
Hmre
United States Imports Jump in Nine Months of 1910
United States imports for the first nine months of 1910 totaled 1,172,400,000 in value, up from 1,063,600,000 in the same period of 1908, per the Department of Commerce and Labor. The leading import category was sugar at 102,100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Suger
Contempt for Scholarship Seen in American Colleges
President Lowell of Harvard decries declining respect for learning among students. He notes slang equating scholars with neglect and cites a shift from calling workers “sturdy” to “greasy grind,” arguing current attitudes undermine true academic value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Lowell
Harvard University
Loan to China Aids Currency Reform Agreement
A $7,000,000 loan arranged by American financiers with the Chinese government aims to reform China s currency system under treaty obligations with the United States Great Britain and Japan. The loan drawn up in Peking will be signed soon and ratified by the Chinese government. The reform includes abolition of lending and other concessions and is tied to revision of the Chinese customs tariff. The American syndicate led by Willard D Straight expects French German and British bankers to join later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
State Department
United States
Great ‘Britain
Japan
China- In
Orient
Willard D. Straight
Mukden
Dancers win gold medals at Householders' Show
Miss Ruth Baldwin of 929 Fifth Street NW and Samuel Streb of 427 R Street NW were awarded gold medals for the most graceful dancers at the Householders' Show in Washington. Col W C Haskell acted as weights and measures judge, with L B Thompson as second judge. The event drew large crowds and special guests from the Rhode Island Avenue Citizens Association and the United Order of the Golden Cross. Preparations begin for the opening florist show tomorrow at 3 PM, running to 10 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Baldwin
Samuel Streb
W. C. Haskell
R Street Northwest
Washington
Rhode Island Avenue Citizens’ Association
United Order of the Golden Cross
Washerwoman Held Under Suspicion Over Missing Brooch
Sara Gray, four years old, described as a negro, was arrested yesterday by Bicycle Policeman Benjamin F. Willidre of the Ninth precinct at her home 144 D Street Northeast. She is suspected of explaining the disappearance of a $400 diamond brooch belonging to Mrs. Amnia M. Allen of 132 D Street Northeast. Mrs. Allen said she entrusted the family wash to the woman and forgot to remove the brooch from a waist. the woman denies any knowledge of it.
Duke de Rivoli Dead French Noble Lineage Traced
Paris reports the death of Victor Maszens de Rivioli the fourth Prince Essling and Duke de Rivoli born 1836 a descendant of Marshal Massena. Philadelphia notes the death of actress widow Ethel Grey Greaves aged 49 after long illness. Madrid reports vote to hold the International White Grave Congress in London in 1913.
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Napoleon
Marshal Massena
Paris
Victor “Maszens
Essling
Duke de Riivoli
Massena
Marshal Andre ‘Massena
Philadelphia
Ethel Greybrook ‘Greaves
Tracey Greaves
New York Times
London
Madrid
Dog bites six year old in Kirby street incident
Francis Campbell six year old son of Mrs William Campbell of 27 N street northwest was bitten on the left leg by a dog on Kirby street between New York avenue and N street. He was treated at Homeopathic Hospital and sent home. The dog was killed by passerby William W Briggs of 816 Fourteenth street northwest and the animal sent to the bureau of animal industry for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Campbell
William Campbell
N Street
Kirby Street
New York Avenue
Homeopathic’s Hospital
William W. Briggs
Fourteenth Strest
Bureau of Animal, Industry
Department of Agriculture
Tacoma Recount Underway by Census Chief
Chief Statistician Hunt of the Census Bureau will begin a precise enumeration in Tacoma today to determine the city’s population. He plans to deploy up to one hundred enumerators and aims to complete the count within six weeks, possibly visiting other Western coast cities after starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Census Bureau
Sign Hunter in the City Relates Duke of Connaught Tales
Col Jones known as Buffalo, a New Mexico rancher, returns from Africa via Washington to Galveston. He recounts hunting with the Duke of Connaught in Mombasa and meeting the Princess Patricia. Jones says he lassos a lion now in the Bronx and pens a poem for the princess. He asserts the American cowboy can do anything under the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Jones
Jones
Plains
Africa
Washington
Galveston
Tex
Edward Schmidt
Jungies
Col. Jonés
Duke of
Manuel
Hazleton and Chester Show Fast Population Growth
Census figures reveal Hazleton Pennsylvania with 5,452 residents, up 111,222,078.8 percent from 1900. Chester Pennsylvania counts 38,537 residents, an increase of 4,549 or 13.3 percent over 33,983 in 1900.
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Hazleton
Chester
Multiple Names Listed Across United States Cities
A long OCR read shows a roster of individuals with last names including Bowman Phelan Silverberg Burum Cummings Hill Barry Turner Mosay Lederer Fugit Witt Anderson Willard and many others, tied to cities such as Raleigh New York Philadelphia California Georgia Illinois Indiana Massachusetts Maryland Missouri and more. The fragment lacks context but reads like a telegraph style listing of travelers or members across locations, with numerous personal names and affiliations.
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Poston
H. W. Bowman
May
Pierée Anderson
Willard
New YonKerry
P. Sandberry
V. Queen
Hunt Chipley
Howard Spear
B. Murphee
Lovie Lewlnichn
P. Dolbey
Pinkham
Weatherby
Walter Sarony
Connor
C. H. Clarke
Hbbitt
Are Et PLC
Kenneth K. McLaren
A. H. Wright
McGiore
Jutte de ¥. Benjamin
T. M. Wood
Philadelphia
Frank
Laler
William c
Morgan
J. H.C. Ban
Alr
Probasco
Miss Probasco
Massachusette
William
A. Thomas
Velte
Newtons
Ghsey
Holyoke
Raleigh
Maryland
John C. Motler
Baltimore
Missouri-E
W. Moore
B. G. Yallea
H. Binghick
Caldwell
A.V. Byrne
St Leula
R. C. Green
St. Louia
D. Cady
Detroit
Aron
Wit
Jake
Worthy
Reuben Cates
Knozvill AL
Bwright
B. Grove
Luray
Petersburg
Agit
B. F. Reeler
Mien Pepar
Trade schools urged for uplift of colored people
Bishop W F Anderson of Chattanooga addressed a rally at Asbury Church urging education and trades for African Americans to boost national economic value. He cited Booker T. Washington as a model and called for trade schools, while Bishop Frank M Bristol of Buenos Aires praised Epworth League work and stressed morals as vital to the republic. The gathering, part of a four session meeting with committees reporting, included visits and luncheons with Methodist women and upcoming conferences in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Booker T. Washington
W. F. Anderson
Chattanooga
Colored’ Epworth League
Asbury Church
Anderson
Frank M. Bristol
Buenos “Aires
Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church of Washington
Republic
Methodist
Episcopal
Foundry
Brigtd
South America
A.b.brown
Harl Crandton
Bishop Cranston
Riot Ends Ferrer Meeting in Paris Anarchists Attack Deputies
Paris witnesses a riot as anarchists clash with lawmakers during a meeting to honor Francisco Ferrer. M Pelletan and other deputies were forced off the platform as chairs and sticks were used. Benches torn, attendees knocked down, lights cut, and the crowd dispersed after anarchists claimed Spanish origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Pelletan
Chamber’ of Deputies
Francisco’ Ferrer
M.pelletan
Spain
Ferrer
Pelletan
New Peruvian Cabinet Formed With Cavero as Premier and Justice
Lima report says Salvador Cavero becomes Premier and Minister of Justice in a new cabinet formed to replace the resigned group from October 7. The lineup includes Hurique Bae zadre as home affairs minister Enrique Oyanguren as Peano minister J R Pizarro as war minister Meliton Porras as foreign affairs minister and Julio Ugoaguirre as public works minister. Porras Pizarro and Ugoaguirre retain their previous portfolios in the new cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvador Cavero
Lima
Peru
Salvador Cavéro
Hurique Baezadre
Peano
Enrique’ Oyanguren
Col
J. R. Pizarro
Meliton- Porras
Julio
Ugoaguirre
Senores
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E. Hez Swem
Capital Baptist Church
Northweat
Second
Herthweat
Baptist Church
Sixteenth
W. W. McAinster
Elen
Bausekoot
Elgin Booth
Christian Endeavor
da Eame
Methodist Episcopal
John Atarshall
John Ashop Reid Shannon
Hamilton
Boston
David H. Moore
Bristol
Burt
Baybford
Church
Northwest
W. R. Vedder
Robert McIntyre
Rpworth League
Jozeph F. Berry
Christian Science
W. G. Ay
Women's Christian Associatio
St. Paul's
Oriental Philosophy
Oriental Esoteric Society
Q Street
Sunde
R Street
Suc Rinst Scixitualist Church
Pythtan PLC
Z. B. Kates
the Secular League
Ome
Eudorus
Cc Kenues
Eatelle Feigenbaum
Taeth
Jan Tample
Devamata
T Town Circle
G. A. White
Chiropodist
Samteodp.m
Clan Gregor
Canada
Gov
Sunflower State
Dr. Lowell
China
Duke DE Rivoli
A. Boy
West
Buffalo” Jones
Wild Beast Lassoer
Duke of Connaught
Patricia
Hazleton,pa
the Hotels
Washburn-Crosbys
Bishop Anderson
Booker Washington
N.W
Meaas
OLD Dutch Market, Inc
Burplus
American Security and Trust Co
Charles J. Bell
Piteenth Street
New Yoore Avenue
Shefford
Shakespeare
Ben’ ‘Jonson
Shefford Cvv
Chautauqua Dairy. ‘Company
Syracuse, N.-Y
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