Police Dogs The Story Of Two Friends
Two young doctors, Julian Bleeker and Sydney Brentford, part ways after a strong bond formed at New York Medical College. Julian rises fast, travels Europe, rescues a wreck survivor on a burning ship, and secretly supports a amnesiac woman whom he falls in love with and later marries under an assumed name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Bleeker
Sydney Brentford
New York Medical College
Julian
New York
Harvard
Browning
Chopin
Corot
Michael Angelo
Sydney
Cincinnati
Oliver
Europe
Dr. Bleeker
England
Continent
Rome
Liverpool
Julian Becker
Clara Butler
Paris
American Society of
Nolens Volens
Inscriptions on Tombstones Then and Now
Notes review the shift from long epitaphs to simple name and dates, with examples of humorous and pointed verses from American and English graves. It includes epitaphs about Emmett, Hancock, Danner, Hand, and others, ending with a democratic-leaning farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Emmett
Oakes
Sternhold Oakes
Bayfield
Mass
White House Families And Presidents Large Or Small
The piece surveys presidential families from Harrison to McKinley, noting Harrison as Vater of ten children and listing other leaders with large and small lineages. It mentions Lincoln Grant Johnson Arthur Van Buren Taylor Pierce Adams Monroe Jefferson and McKinley with brief family outcomes including deaths and survivals. It also contrasts U S forest areas with France importing wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Harrison
White House
Boston Globe
Grover Cleveland
James Buchanan
Roosevelt
Hayes
Garfield
Grant
Frederick D. Grant
Abraham Lincoln
Robert Todd Lincoln
Arthur
Johnson
Martha
Mary
van Buren
Abraham
John
Prince John
Taylor
Jefferson Davis
Pierce
John Adams
Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Jefferson
McKinley
Popular Misconceptions From Bible to Dogs in Police Work
A column reviews common biblical fallacies such as the Ark on Mount Ararat and Eve’s fruit naming, then surveys canine police units in Hull Paris and other capitals. It details dog breeds, training, uses in pursuit and protection, and noted trials and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount
Ararat
Sodom
Gomorrah
Eden
Garden of Eden
Sterne
Italy
St. Paul
Eusebius
St. John
Lazarus
Dives
Dives Et
Lazarus Et Dives
New York Tribune
Notable European and American Professors Named for 1908 Chairs
Professor Felix Adler of New York will fill the Roosevelt chair for 1908 at Berlin University. Max Verworn of Goettingen will come to Columbia. Earlier picks from 1808 to 1810 included President Benjamin Wheeler of California and Professor William Morris Davis of Harvard. Dr Verworn is among the most distinguished physiologists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Adler
New York
Roosevelt
Berlin University
Columbia
Max Verworn
University of Goettineen
Benjamin Ihe Wheeler
University of California
William Morris Davis
Harvard
Verworn
Manila Streets Blend Modern and Ancient in City Scenes
The Philippine metropolis displays a striking mix of modern and ancient elements. Some obscure byways appear as foreign as if untouched by Americans, while many main streets rapidly adopt the bustling, businesslike air of Western cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bryan
New York State
Bleeker
MR. Bryan
John Hancock
George M
John H. Hancock
New Jersey
Lincolnshire
James Danner
Mr. Danner
Jane
Susan
Hannah
Hand
Sag Harbor
Bardwell
John Burns
Mount Auburn
Barnstable
News and Courier
France
Hull
Germany
Belgium
Austria
Russia
London
Scotland Yard
Hull Docks
Ghent
Boulevard Carnot
St. Dennis
Pierrefitte
Calderatte
St. Maur
Lion
Arenell
Chien de Police
Manila
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