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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1910

Page

2

U S Powder Debate Defends Explosives Used by Navy and Army

A panel of U S naval and military leaders led by Admiral Dewey and Gen Crozier rejects British claims that American powder is unsafe. They cite extensive testing, temperature studies, and two powder types nitrocellulose and nitroglycerin based cordite, noting most gun failures trace to metal defects rather than powder.

Dewey Schley Wood Oliver Crozier Ordnance George Dewey Robert Shaw Oliver Winfield Scott “Hley Leonard Wood Ata William Crozier United States Army England Navy War Departments United States Navy America States Army Europe Gulf of Mexico Admiral Dewey Proving Ground Tropics Hias United States aAdmiral Schley Gulf Olver Ordnance Department Dickinson War Department Gene Wood Hiram Maxim

Make a Sick Feet Well with TIZ Remedy

The ad touts TIZ as a feet cure that cleanses pores and removes pain from conditions like corns and callouses. It claims the product relieves itch and gives relief from bunions while promising a “glorified” foot appearance. Distributed by Walter Luther Dodds and Sarah mended, offered at druggists for 25 cents.

Walter Luther Dodgs Sarah

Closing Out Carl Auerbachs Stock At Half Price

Local retailer advertisement details men s sweaters knit goods underwear and related items offered at half or less than half price. Includes 79c grayware Jared bands strap backs and gray black tan gloves in sizes, with sale pricing and descriptions of fleece lined underwear and Stuttgart finish undergarments.

Carl Auerbach House of Auerbach Washington Auerbach Cieereeeeen Kennedy Notair Auerbech Gurica Dent Wright Gi.co Grawery Jared Yale Yesissers Cessseees Hugh Rock Stuttgart

Powder talk on Gulf fort housings and nitro cellulosus mix

An officer outlines powder history from black powder to nitroglycerin and nitro cellulose, noting Gulf fortifications Pensacola Key West Mobile Tampa and Savannah as heat and moisture resist methods. He cites Manila and Santiago usage, a 1897 shift, and a Picatinny powder factory funding for experiments.

Gulf of Mexico Gulf Coast Pensacola Key West Mobile Tampa Savannah Fort Washington

Get Rid of Catarrh With Dr Blosser Remedy

Catarrh sufferers are offered a home treatment by Dr. J W Blosser of Atlanta Georgia. The method purportedly cleans head nose throat and lungs and avoids internal medicines. Free sample medicine and booklet available by mailing address to the doctor.

Blosser W. Blosser Walton Streft Atlanta

Divorce of Wells and chorus girl Irene Bishop ends amid scandal

J Hayhorstows Wells, heir to Fairbanks Scales, and Irene Dabey Bishop, once a chorus girl, are separated after the New York supreme court grants the husband an absolute divorce. Wells, a former naval apprentice, faced misconduct claims tied to Paris visits, a Canada marriage, and a public life of ­escapades dating back seven years.

New York J. Hayhorstows Wells Fairbanks Scales Company Irene Dabey Bishop Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum Joseph N. Tuttle Newport May Maloney William Storrs Wells Europe Miss Maloney Navy Franklin Norfol Irene Dabney Bishop Canada Young Wells Miss Bishop Weber & Fields Ziegfeld

Fragmentary quote about social life and society

The readable fragment depicts a speaker disdainful of social success and the people around him describing society as stupid and vapid. No clear events, dates, or names are present to anchor a fuller summary.

Prince Troubetzkoy to Exhibit Statuary in New York

Prince Paul Troubetzkoy, an art exhibitor in Paris, plans to travel to New York in December with sculptures including a notable emaciated bust of Tolstoy. Archer Huntington will cover transport costs. demand for Troubetzkoy’s statuettes among wealthy Americans is rising amid high prices.

Prince New York Paris Prince Paul Troubetzkoy Steinhert Villa Archer M. Huntington Tolstoy Prince Tioubetzkoy Troubetzkoy

Graft Case Jury Disagrees In State Furniture Bribery

Springfield TI Oct 2 The jury in the bribery case against State Senator Pemberton and Representative Clark over state house furniture contracts reported no verdict after 30 ballots. The jury stood six for conviction and six for acquittal until the twenty-eighth ballot, when two more jurors joined the conviction side. two more ballots were taken without change, and the jury reported its disagreement. The case will be retried at once.

Sinois Springfeld Pemberton Clark

Aviator Mahieu Abandons Paris Brussels Flight Bid

Brussels reports aviator Mahieu attempted a Paris to Brussels round trip for a $20,000 Automobile Club prize. After landing near Bremelcomte due to darkness, he resumed at dawn and reached Brussels at 7:25. A return climb failed as engine valves malfunctioned amid high winds forcing abandonment.

Paris Brussels Mahieu Automobile Club Bremelcomte

Priest Rescuer Fails in Try to Save Drowned Colleague

An inquest at Dalkey Ireland heard how Rev Father English of St Marys College Rathmines Dublin drowned while bathing with Father Walsh. English disappeared after being swept from rocks during heavy backwash as Walsh regained a grip and absolved him. Walsh was later thrown onto a rock and survived. The jury commended the priests efforts and criticized authorities for bathers protection.

Father English Father Walsh Ireland Washington Post London Dalkey County St. Mary's College Rathmines Dublin Kev English

Auto Upsets Kill Girl in New Jersey Run

Miss Fields of Bayonne New Jersey died after her car burst a rear wheel tie and skidded into a ditch near Philipsburg New Jersey. She was thrown against a telephone pole and died a short time later. Her father suffered a severe arm wound and Mrs Fields was injured and in shock at the Kardon Hotel in Jersey City. The body was taken to Philipsburg awaiting the coroner.

Easton Miss Mields Bayonne N. J Hudson County Phillipsburg Jersey City Miss Fields Philipsburg

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U.S Army Fred Thi Gan Amer Dreutser Chi Goldenberg Kiberg Carl. Auerbach É&E Saxony Orthan Pedetecatos Manila Santiago Congress Piccatiny J. R. Storrs Wells Irene Bishop Machieu Priest Trish Pastor Auto H Street
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