Platt McClellan Hints Fusion Chance in New York
Senator T C Platt returns to Washington from a cross country trip to study the Government Printing Office status. He says he would support Mr Cutting for mayor to aid fusion efforts and predicts McClellan will be reelected while noting corruption risks and the need for a stronger city administration under Tammany influence.
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T. C Platt
New York
Washington
Senate
Plath
Tox
Wilmer
Adangetigen
Cumiiuan
Pile Sedee
Benatar Plath
Wealthesar Dane
Platt
Tilloud
Sesouki
Cutting
Teron
Nina
Fusion
McClellan
No Fusion in New York Dominates City Politics
The Wah spec details that fusion is rejected by Republicans and Citizens' Union. Citizens' Union will back Jerome's reelection, avoiding a city ticket. Parties blame each other for anti-Tammany failure after brief conference. Also, Gunston Hall plans new campus on Florida Avenue NW with notable staff and strong program for girls' education.
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Camhita
Turk Hearst
Roulton Cutting
Citugens’ Union
Clits
Arly Capelli
Citizens’ Union
Jerome
Gunston Hall
Washington
Beverly R. Mineon
Edith Clarke
Princpal
Florida Avenue
Ninereesth
Avery
Sterling Dale
Grace
Gunston
Sienna
Elronm
Theodore Roosevelt Jr Registers at Harvard as Freshman
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. registers at Harvard University among freshmen in Cambridge Mass. He faces camera men as he walks the campus, plans for football at right end, weighs 145 pounds, stands five feet seven and a half inches, and is eighteen. He played five years at Groton School and will join philanthropic groups visiting Boston settlement houses and sailors’ shore resorts. Mrs Roosevelt accompanies him and later travels to Oyster Bay.
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Washington Post
Cambridge
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
Roosevelt
Groton School
Boston
Oyster Bay
Albers Sentenced to Three Years in Nicaragua
State Department reports Willam B. Albers, manager of Port Simon Mining Co., was sentenced to three years imprisonment by Nicaraguan courts after appealing. Albers, a Philadelphia native, was arrested for resenting police officials during a visit and insulting Nicaragua’s president. Authorities will pursue further details of the case.
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State Department
Willam
Albers
Port Simon Mining Company
Albera
Nicaragua
Philadelphia
Bla
la Conficente
Cuntyah and Tobacco
Destructive Typhoon Wrecks Manila Army Post
A powerful typhoon tore through Manila and Luzon, unroofing buildings and uprooting trees. The Malahi Island garrison suffered severe losses with 14 officers, 267 enlisted men, and 90 prisoners. Cavite naval yard and craft suffered about 99000 in damage. Leyte sunk in harbor. The signal lines from Manila were disrupted and the Leyte, a former Spanish vessel, was lost.
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Manila
Luzon
Corbin
Malahi
Philippines
John i. Miller
Cavite
Greely
Signal Corps
Admiral Heller
Asiatic Feet
Leyte
Spain
Manta
Laguana
CG. Pieorge
J. FP. Gohn
L. McKain
L. L. Roach
P. L. Smin
B. Stone
Soluchac
W. QO. Boswell
J. W. Tiya
W. Kluschen
N. W. Riley
Fraudulent scheme to trap debtors by fake parcel notices
Post office investigators sanctioned a fraud order against Globe Parcel and Delivery Company of San Diego California. The company allegedly used a parcel service guise to obtain debtor addresses by mailing cards to former addresses claiming parcels awaited delivery with prepaid postage.
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Globe Parcel and Delivery Company
San Diego
Cal
Post Office Department
Mutual Life Reports Full Holdings in Trust Firms
Special to The Washington Post The Mutual Life Insurance Company records show its annual reports and state insurance statements contain complete lists of stock holdings in trust companies and banks. Deposits in these institutions increased stock values, benefiting policy holders by over $15.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington boat tested on Lake Michigan in rough seas
The Hickey design power boat Charlie Jones built in Michigan City for Charles H. E. Jones of Washington DC reached eleven and one third miles per hour in a difficult sea state. The 25 foot hull, six foot beam, twenty four inch draft, six horsepower engine, and 2700 pound weight mark a heavy standard build. No damage from storms on September 1 and 4. The boat sails to Washington for inspection and then to New York.
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Hickey
Michigan City
Ind
Charlie Jones
Charles HE. Jones
Washington, D. C
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Buss
Washington
New York
Lessons of the War Fire and clothing Save Wounded Sailors
Surgeon General Suzuki declares Japanese naval medical practices the most valuable modern contribution. He details prebattle eye checks, ear plugging, eye washing solutions, and ear protection. argues armor and clothing prevented frostbite and sunstroke. notes battery crews kept clean gear and base-hospital transfers after action. He cites location of surgeries below the waterline and rapid major operations after action.
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Detroit
Mich
Imperial Japanese Navy
United States
Wise
United States Navy
Jogo
Compdas
Mikasa
Togo
Port Arthur
Charles F. Stokes
George H. Halberstadt
Pennsylvania National Gard
Samuel Cecil Stanton
Tlinals National Guard
H D. Corbusier
Nicholas Senn
Chicago
Valery Havard
Matehuria
Elise
W. J. A. Rainsford
Medical Department
Bermuday
Army Orders Delay Rowing Officers and Transfers
Leaves of absence have been granted to several rowing officers. Officers reassigned include Col. Henry E. Robinson military secretary for one month and fifteen days, Capt. Dwight M. Holley transferred within the Fourth Infantry, and Capt. Edwin M Suplee moved from Jefferson Barracks to Fort Omaha. Multiple promotions, exams, and postings follow, detailing assignments to San Francisco, New York, Manila, and Fort Des Moines, with numerous surgeons, engineers, and quartermaster staff listed for various posts and duties.
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Dwight m. Holley
Fourth Infantry
Stockmar Bendel
Seventh Infantry
San Francisco
Edwin M. Suplee
Fourteenth Cavalry
Jefferson Barracks
Lemuel Reber
New York City
N. Y
Army War College
Elvin H. Wagner
Seventeenth Infantry
Henry 8
Fort Omaha
Nebr
Morton I. Smith
Twentieth Infantry
West Point
United States Military Academy
Croxton L. Rion
Haseen
Paris
Cal
Manila
Manila. the Designation By Fleet Livot
John W. Norwood
Twenty-third Infantry
Samuel H. Edwards
Yosemite National Park
Fort McIntosh
Tex
Mito C. Cotey
Vanielka
Howell
Eighteenth Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Charles BM. MacDonald
United States Apmly
Tilberty
N. C
Gan Francison
Mantle
Philippine Yslands
Charles Gilmore
Fort Grant
Artz
Fort Greble
R. 1
Mex Sebald
John A. Pearson
Eleventh Cavalry
Homer W. Wheeler
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Charles J. Naylor
Fourth Cavalry
Arthur Williams
Fifteenth Infantry
Presidio of
Monterey
Wiley P. Mangum, Jr
Fifteenth Cavalry
Wilber ©. Wilder
Fort Wihan Ann
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Army Medical School
Army General Hospital
Washington Barracks
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Hospital Corps
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Presidig
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Michigan Matheal Guard
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Department of California
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Derby
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Parlin
N. J
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Byzacuay
John H.rice
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Ordnance Department
Warner & Swasey Company
Wellman-Seaver-Morgan Company
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Heveland
Ohio
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Westmorelandt Steel Company
Lawrenceville Bronze Company
Shelby Steel Tube Company
Pittsburg
Driggs-Seabury Ordnance Corporatons
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Wireless Across Country: Newport to Washington Navy Yard
Rear Admiral Manney of the Navy Department received a wireless message direct from the Newport station. The message traveled about 326 miles to the Washington Navy Yard, then was telephoned to the admiral. Naval officials view the transmission with notable interest.
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Bureau of Equipment
Navy Department
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Naval Court of Inquiry Ends Probe of Pay Director Ring
Rear Admiral George C. Remey heads a naval court that examined Pay Director James A. Ring’s administration as general storekeeper at the navy yard in Boston. The panel has finished sessions and will forward its report to the Secretary of the Navy while the cruiser Boston sails to San Francisco and then Panama to relieve the Princeton, which awaits the Bennington’s arrival.
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George C. Remey
United States Navy
James A. Ring
Navy Yard
Boston
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Princeton
Puget Sound
San Francisco
Panama
Isthmian Port
Bennington
Teeth cleansing and breath purifying product advert
An ad touts a tooth cleansing and breath purifying preparation advertised as refined for use by people of taste for over 25 years. It notes convenience for travelers and credits SU Gyo as the preparer.
St Patrick’s Church Plans Welcome for Father Stafford
Prominent members of St Patrick's Church met at Carroll Hall to arrange a reception for Rev Denis J Stafford returning next week from Europe where he spent two months. A Wednesday evening gathering set the time for the reception and appointed committees to organize details. Committees to report Sunday evening to finalize the programme.
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St. Patrick's
Carroll Hall
St. Patrick's Church
Denis J. Stafford
Europe
Nurse and Patients Praise Duffy's Tonic
Patients and a nurse praise Duffy's tonic as a remedy for a weak run-down feel calling it the best tonic and stimulant in the world. The claim highlights perceived strong restorative effects backed by everyday endorsement from medical staff and patients.
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Duffy's
AL Schuman
Mozart St
Chicago
Duffy
Thousaand
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