National Conservation Association Formed Promoting Preservation
Walter L. Fisher announces the creation of the National Conservation Association with Charles W. Wild as president to unite supporters of conservation. Taft expresses approval and joins as an honorary member. The group upholds Roosevelt era principles for forests, water, minerals, soil, and public lands, aiming to protect resources and promote navigation, power, and public welfare. Headquarters likely in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mew
Chicago
Walter L. Fisher
Conservation League of America
National Conservation Association
Charles W. Wild
Harvard
Fisher
Taft
Conservation League
Wiener
Nema of Conservation
Wisher
Bly Rett
Corfereore of Severitars
Prenaent Roosevelt
White House
Principies
New York
Taft and Hughes Keynote in Worcester Springfield Tour
The scene features Governor Hughes and President Taft on a tour through Worcester and Springfield with praise for the chief magistrate. Taft emphasizes support, travel expense figures, and calls for unity beyond party lines as crowds cheer and reflect on ancestry and public service.
Death notices from Washington D C and Columbus area
Obituaries list multiple deaths with scattered details including ages and dates. Items mention Noah Sand Rasa, J. H. Taurens, Elizabeth By daughter of McKran and Kaun, and Charles Tol Merkim. Locations cited include Washington D C Columbus and Trinity Church New York. Dates shown include September 1 1909 and September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Lory
Noah Sand Rasa Yo Uurbteagh
Moline Er
Areyts Ieeee Muunteagh
Martin Brumbaugh
Mary J
Jus HO Taurens
Hersigiy Iwate
Columbus
Ole
Elizabeth
Mice McKran
Mary Kaun
Werwatter
Dames
Charles Tolmerkim
Hie Wixty
Trinity Chacen
New Ware
In Memoriam Frank tn sil bot Loving Remembrance
In memoriam for Frank tn sil bot and dear mother Kuniktn a ne who died September 16, 1909. Beloved family members express sorrow and recall shared days. Hearts ache with loss yet memories endure as they seek comfort and solace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tn
Kuniktndaane
Harry Lilwe
Suerow
Vretor
Perin Ejects Reporters Aboard Mauretania
Special to The Washington Post reports Valet apologizes for Perin's outburst as he ejects reporters from his stateroom just before sailing to England. Lawrence Perth of Baltimore, husband of Mrs. Jane Gordon Sartori Penn, died by his own hand at his sister in law's home in Marrow England. Perin has a history of asylum stays and odd public actions including a White House visit to see President Roosevelt.
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Washington Post
New York
Lawrence Perth
Baltimore
Jane Gordon Sartori Penn
Ackroyd
Marrow
England
Mauretania
Porin
Perin
Ila
Providence
White House
Roosevelt
Peary
de. Cook
Polar
American Museum of Natural History
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Deary
Husband
aAtile Harbor
Labrador
Tts
aBide Harbor
Anuther Weasel
Harry Whitney
New Haven
Conn
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Health Office Record List of Names and Deaths
A health office record lists numerous names in a mixed format, including married couples and individuals with roles such as trustees or box holders, followed by a long deaths section with multiple entries and addresses. The document notes a separate court action where Mrs. Goldwater seeks a limited divorce from Isaac Goldwater on cruelty and support grounds, requesting child custody, while another report covers Mayor Hieberd's illness after a City Club event.
Washington Aero Club Seeks Affiliation With Aero Club of America
Washington Aero Club moves to affiliate with the Aero Club of America to compete for the next international aviation meet in the United States. Totten reports Rheims success and notes a 60,000 surplus. Baltimore plans to support Washington with a Potomac park site and prizes. Count Zeppelin named honorary member. Frankfort conference praised US aviation progress.
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Aero Club
Gt America
Baltimore
Washington
Totten
Rheims
Board of Maners
Washington Aerd Club
Robert Shaw Oliver
Forthia City
Aero Club of America
aMsigte
A. Holland Forbes
United States
International Aeronautic Federation
Washington Aero Club
Forbes
Albert Gahm
George Oakley ‘Totten
Tlere
Benning
Potomac Park
Treasury
Mahool
Tor
William F. Gude
Chamber of Commerce
AF. Zahm
Charles J. Bet
American Security and Trust Company
Tatten
Gent
Syortd
The
Frankfort
Count Zeppelin
America
Ballinger and Glavis Dismissed in Interior Debates
The record outlines Ballinger and Glavis dismissal amid charges over land withdrawals and water power site policy. It cites Pardee’s accusations of restoring lands to settlement and subsequent withdrawals, then defends the conduct as aligned with conservation aims and proper legal action.
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Glavis
Winitea
Roosevelt
Interior Department
Pardee
Spokane
California
Water Power Trust
Montana
Gov. Paréee
Acema
Montana Pai
Mately
Congress
Department
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of Agriculture
Forestry Bureau
The
Agricultural Department
Indian Bureau
Teamstralier
Netiong
Gin
Cerely
William E. Taft
Richard A. Ballinger
Interior
Washington D.C
Taft Diaz Talk Prompts Mood of cordial presidential meet
The El Paso exchange notes a blend of youth and experience as President Taft and President Diaz prepare for a cordial meeting. State Department reports downplay fears of upheaval in Mexico while Taft sends congratulatory greetings marking birthdays and mutual respect.
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Ateriatcha
Paso Reaction
United States
Cilef
Diaz
Clay
Tatt
Yale University
Sincinnati
Diag
Taft
el Paso
State Department
Mexico
Senor Davalos
Abruzzi Named Arbiter in North Pole Dispute
Rumors say the Duke of Abruzzi may act as arbiter in the Cook Peary north pole controversy. The Italian consulate in Denver declines comment while noting the case facts. If chosen, the Italian prince would likely be asked to settle competing claims, given his polar experience. Scientific societies favor Abruzzi for his knowledge of far north exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abursat
Cagni
Geodetic Board Upholds Neutrality in Peary Debate
Chief Julie Moore acting Secretary of Agriculture inspects weather bureau gear in Hartford. He cites the National Geographic Society as neutral in the Peary debate, confirming no偏 partisan stance and pledging impartial action once data are reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Julie
Moore
Weather Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
National Geographic’ Society
Cook
Peary
Tee
The
Geographic Society
Geodetic Board
Society
Herbert Anderson Weds Miss Vernon Sheppard at Wilmington Home
Miss Vernon Sheppard of Wilmington married Herbert L. Anderson a special agent of the Department of Commerce and Labor. The ceremony at the Sheppard home was conducted by Rev. Alex Allacu Jr of West Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Datey Sheppard Birvbam served as matron of honor. Dr. E P Burnhim was best man. The couple planned to travel to Missouri before settling in Washington.
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Marion
Wes
E. P. Burnhim
Missouri
Saonth
Batons
Washington
Peary and Henson Describe Polar Expeditions and Flags
In interviews from Bat tle Harbor and Whale Sound, Matthew Henson recalls Eskimo observations and endurance in polar storms while Captain Peary discusses flag ceremonies at the pole. Peary notes a flag chain from American emblem to fraternity banners, and mentions plans for burial of pole records. Weather, voyage progress, and expected arrival at Sydney are also reported.
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Henson Mde
Pearyne
Matthew Henson
Washington
Florida
North Pole
New York
Henson
South Pole
Peary
Feary
Bat
Tle Harbor
Nort Pole
Dito
le Hed
Navy
Navy League
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Sime
Cominis
Des Fedry
Cook
Éxplorer
Tia
Peary Pay Details Unveiled After Navy Records
Acting Secretary Winthrop released all orders for Robert E Peary since 1881 clarifying leaves and pay. Eight extended leaves to go north. only one without pay. Most trips drew salary at his rank with a recent 3 year abroad leave altered to observations in Greenland under survey.
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Navy Department
Winthrop
Robert B. Peary
Navy
Peary
North Pole
Beary
Pote
Srandland
Greenland
coastind _geodetic survey
Aractice
Plenniel convention closes with officer election and memorial gift
The Plenniel convention of the District Grand Lodge Grand United Order of Odd Fellows colored section adjourned after significant business. A resolution created an eight member committee to establish a home for aged and infirm members in the district. Officers for two years were elected: J Pollard grand master, Barris deputy grand master, Charles Hill grand secretary reelected, H W Honeaty grand treasurer, J C Pollard grand director, W E Wlis delegate in Hall Association, W O Blackburn grand marshal. Installation by W U Houston grand master of America and Past Grand Master Daniel Webster. A motion rewarded retiring grand master James H Coleman with a substantial monetary gift. Separately, CORBIN BURIAL SERVICES notes Lieut Gen Henry Corbin buried at Arlington after a Navy burial in New York, with services by Rev Royal H Balcom and burial between Gen H W Law and Gen Wheaton. Corbin’s daughter Mrs W M Parsons sailing home on the Oceanic. Only immediate family attends the burial, and the lot is retained for Gen Wheaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Barris
Charles 5. Hill
H. W. Honeaty
J. C. Pollard
W. E. Wiis
Hall Association
W. O. Blackburn
W. U. Houston
America
Danild Webster
James H. Coleman
Corbin Burial Services
Henry ©. Corbin
Arlington
Corbin
New York
Royal H. Balcom
St Baronates Church
Irvington
N.Y
Gen. Corbin
H.W. Lawon
Wheaton
Auditor resigns to join Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington
G. Smith, auditor for the Macon Dublin and Savannah Railway, resigns to become examiner of accounts for the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington. He plans to start the new position mid October after many years with the railway. No successor named.
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Macon
G. Smith
Macon, Dublin
Sa.vannah
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Smith
Dublin
Savannah Road
Harmo M Brush Dead in Buffalo New York
Harmo M Brush longtime District resident died in Buffalo New York on September 9 at age 67. Funeral services were held at Calvary Baptist Church and burial at Rock Creek Cemetery. He was a member of Lafayette Lodge Fo ADA ML and the United Order of the Garden Cross and held senior positions in the Indian office for nearly forty years. He leaves two sons Clitterd and and another son.
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Warmon M. Hrusn
Buffalo
XN. Y
Calvary Baptist Church
Ierment
Rock Creek Cemetery
Brasi
Lafayette Lodge
Fo Ada
United Order of the Garden Cross
Indian Office
Clitterd
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National Association
Eliot
Deelstane Hughes
Mr. Taft
Gov. Hughes
Hix Voles
Empire State
Worcester
Millbury
Worcester County
Carpenter
Carpenter Taft
Sarah Ta¢l
Springfield
Gillett
Rae & Co
Frank Geier
Miter de W. R. Speare
N. W
TIGHY
Geo
P. Zurhorst
Usdertaker
Smbalmer Hutnee
Commodiour Midern ‘Grematarium
Ivaeila
Givery
Chapel
Gecmiawx
R. F. Harvey
Dirdotora
Lady ‘Bratelses
Blackistone's
Health Office Record
Fenton A
Gellagher
God Margueritd
Willtane
Momia'and
Yeats Nennott
Williem F
Matt Johnson
John F
Abd Tile V. Boyle
John
Elizabeth Roper
Abe
Stra Coebar
Parqiaie
Angelina Vaseartiur
Jeanla ‘Thom
George
Grace Calerman
Miltiry Road
Brishtwagd
D. C. Sehr
Wary Hin
Sat Det
Gegoara
Sagtor
Canal St. Nw
Catherine Louten
Saray C. Kelley
St. Au
Altre Pinkel
Yank
Lauren V- Muller
Pat. Wy
Christopher Rodgers
Wiley
Jamie
Johnson
Mabel J. Taylor
Ishai
Eveline Carroll
Almer
Howett
James J
O Cala Harrie
Boston
Apecial
Washington Pont
Hieberd
Kalon Wine Co
Wational
Ballinger Wiks
FAIST
Nterfu
Reclamation Bureau
Sme
Geological Survey
Missouri River
Monians
Reclamation Service
Seodetic Board
Prof. Moore
Herbert Anderson
Hunyadi
Janos
Carr
E. F. DROOP_& SONS CO
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Steinway
Droop’s Music House
Penna. Ave
Grant
Sland
Arlington Cemetery
Harmo M. Brush Dead
Lafayette Lodge of
White Rock
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