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Title: The American National Red Cross Bulletin, Vol. I, No. 1, January, 1906
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BULLETIN, VOL. I, NO. 1, JANUARY, 1906 ***
The American National Red Cross Bulletin (Vol. I, No. 1)
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The American
National Red Cross
Chartered by Congress, January 5th, 1905
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Bulletin No. 1
Issued by the Central Committee, January, 1906
Office of the Corporation
Room 826, Colorado Building
Washington, D. C.
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PREFACE.
In publishing the first Bulletin of the American National Red Cross the
Central Committee takes pleasure in being able to make manifest not only
an evidence of the work of the Committee during the short period of the
existence of the Corporation, but also the evident interest in the work
by the community at large, as shown by the organization of branch
societies in the District of Columbia, the Philippine Islands and in
sixteen States.
The people of the United States are gradually awakening to the
realization of the fact that while we have taken our place as a world
power politically and commercially, we are far behind other nations in
this great work of philanthropy. It is the object of the American
National Red Cross, under its new charter, and under supervision of the
National Government, to demonstrate the existence of humanitarian as
well as commercial interests in the people of the United States, and the
Central Committee appeals to them not only to use their personal
influence to enlarge the membership of the branches already formed, but
to assist the Committee in organizing branches in States and Territories
where none now exist.
The Committee would be pleased to receive communications referring to
more complete organization from those interested in the work of the
Corporation, and especially from persons in the States and Territories
where branch societies have not yet been formed.
The enclosed report is the official report of the Corporation to
Congress as required by the charter, and the expense of printing by the
Government Printing Office the copies issued with this Bulletin is borne
by the American National Red Cross.
W. K. VAN REYPEN,
Chairman of Central Committee.
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APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP.
Persons desiring to become members of the American National Red Cross
should fill out, as indicated, the blank forms on last page of this
bulletin, and mail to the Secretary of the Branch Society in the State
where they reside, whose address is given below.
Persons residing in States or Territories where no Branch Societies have
as yet been formed should send their applications to the Secretary of
the American National Red Cross, Room 826, Colorado Building,
Washington, D. C. These applications will be given prompt consideration
as soon as such Branch Societies are organized.
Life membership dues, $25.00.
Annual membership dues, 1.00.
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CALIFORNIA BRANCH: Mrs. Thurlow McMullin, 2200 California Street, San
Francisco, Cal.
CONNECTICUT BRANCH: Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, P. O. Box 726, New Haven, Conn.
DELAWARE BRANCH: Miss Emily P. Bissell, 1404 Franklin Street,
Wilmington, Del.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BRANCH: Mr. Gist Blair, Corcoran Building,
Washington, D.C.
GEORGIA BRANCH: Miss Anne Vane Jones, 224 Henry Street, Savannah, Ga.
ILLINOIS BRANCH: Mr. Honoré Palmer, 1300 First National Bank Building,
Chicago, Ill.
INDIANA BRANCH: Mrs. W. A. Woods, Clayport Hotel, Indianapolis, Ind.
MAINE BRANCH: Mrs. Frank H. Briggs, Auburn, Me.
MARYLAND BRANCH: Mr. George Norbury Mackenzie, 27 Builders’ Exchange
Building, Baltimore, Md.
MASSACHUSETTS BRANCH: Miss Katherine P. Loring, Prides Crossing, Mass.
MICHIGAN BRANCH: Mr. Charles Moore, 705 Union Trust Building, Detroit,
Mich.
NEW YORK STATE BRANCH: Mrs. Wm. K. Draper, Bristol Building, 500 Fifth
Avenue, New York, N.Y.
OHIO BRANCH: Dr. John Hewitt, Cumberland Building, Columbus, Ohio.
PHILIPPINE BRANCH: Mrs. George A. Main, Manila, P. I.
RHODE ISLAND BRANCH: Prof. George Grafton Wilson, 15 Westminster Street,
Providence, R. I.
SOUTH CAROLINA BRANCH: Mr. George Hoyt Smith, Charleston, S.C.
VERMONT BRANCH: Mr. Charles S. Forbes, S. Albans, Vt.
WYOMING BRANCH: Miss Winifred W. Woods, Cheyenne, Wyo.
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59TH CONGRESS, │ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. │ DOCUMENT
_1st Session_. │ │ NO. 383.
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THE AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS.
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+LETTER+
FROM
+THE SECRETARY OF WAR+,
TRANSMITTING
=THE REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS.=
JANUARY 17, 1906.—Referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and
ordered to be printed.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
_Washington, January 15, 1906_.
SIR: Pursuant to the provisions of an act of Congress approved January
5, 1905, entitled “An act to incorporate the American National Red
Cross,” and providing that the report of its proceedings shall be duly
received and audited by the War Department, I have the honor to transmit
herewith copy of report of the proceedings of the American National Red
Cross for the part of the year 1905 during which the corporation has
been in existence, and to state that the receipts and expenditures as
shown therein have been audited and found correct.
Very respectfully,
WM. H. TAFT, _Secretary of War_.
THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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THE AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS,
_Washington, D. C., January 1, 1906_.
SIR: In accordance with the act of Congress entitled “An act to
incorporate the American National Red Cross,” approved January 5, 1905,
I have the honor to make the following report of the proceedings of the
American National Red Cross for the part of the year 1905 during which
the corporation has been in existence.
By virtue of the act above referred to the American National Red Cross
was incorporated, succeeding to all the rights and property which had
been hitherto held and to all the duties which had been hitherto
performed by the American National Red Cross as a corporation duly
incorporated by act of Congress, June 6, 1900, which act was repealed
and the organization created thereby dissolved.
The President of the United States appointed William K. Van Reypen
chairman of the central committee, and Francis B. Loomis, Charles Hallam
Keep, George B. Davis, Louis A. Pradt, John C. Boyd, Mabel T. Boardman,
Cleveland H. Dodge, Samuel Mather, H. Kirke Porter, John Sharp Williams,
and Frederick H. Gillett members.
The first meeting of the board of incorporators was held in the
diplomatic room of the Department of State on February 8, 1905, and the
following-named officers of the corporation were elected: President of
the board of incorporators, William H. Taft; treasurer, Charles Hallam
Keep; counselor, Louis A. Pradt; secretary, Charles L. Magee. As members
of the central committee, Redfield Proctor, William Alden Smith, Walter
Wyman, James R. Garfield, Hilary A. Herbert, and George H. Shields.
The treasurer subsequently appointed as assistant treasurer Henry H.
Flather, assistant cashier of the Riggs National Bank.
The central committee elected as an executive committee Francis B.
Loomis, George B. Davis, Louis A. Pradt, John C. Boyd, Hilary A.
Herbert, James R. Garfield, and Miss Mabel T. Boardman.
This committee immediately commenced the work of organizing State and
Territorial branch societies, as directed by section 5 of the charter,
and adopted regulations for their organization and government.
It was considered advisable to have all members of the corporation
affiliated with the branch societies in the States where they reside, in
order that they might have a local as well as a general interest in Red
Cross work, and that State organizations could take immediate charge of
any work in their States, under the authority of the central committee,
which committee would take control in case the work assumed proportions
beyond the resources of the State branch.
By personal request and correspondence the committee endeavored to
obtain the names of representative men and women in the various States
and Territories who would be interested in the work of organization,
and, after obtaining them, addressed to them requests to act as
organizers of branch societies. The committee has been gratified to note
the general interest manifested in the work, although in some of the
States a sufficient number of affirmative responses were not received to
warrant the commencement of the organization. Requests to others have
been sent and the committee is proceeding with its work with all
possible expedition. It is earnestly desired that members of the board
of incorporators from the States and Territories in which branch
societies have not yet been organized will, as soon as practicable, send
to the central committee the names and addresses of representative men
and women in their States or Territories who they think would be
interested in the organization of branch societies.
During the past year branch societies have been organized in the
District of Columbia, the Philippine Islands, and the following-named
States: California, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana,
Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Rhode Island,
South Carolina, Vermont, and Wyoming.
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The data contained in the following table was obtained from reports
recently received from the various State branches, and shows
approximately the present membership of the American National Red Cross:
──────────────────┬────────┬────────┬────────┬────────┬────────
│ │ │ Total │ │
Location of │ Life │ Annual │ member │Doctors │ Nurses
branch. │members.│members.│ ship. │enrolled.│enrolled.
──────────────────┼────────┼────────┼────────┼────────┬┴───────
California │ 10│ 120│ 130│ │
Connecticut │ 47│ 279│ 326│ 1│
Delaware │ │ 130│ 130│ │
District of │ 59│ 306│ 365│ 1│ 18
Columbia │ │ │ │ │
Georgia │ 1│ 100│ 101│ │
Illinois │ 16│ 136│ 152│ │
Indiana │ 2│ 77│ 79│ │
Maine │ 1│ 100│ 101│ │
Maryland │ 8│ 193│ 201│ │
Massachusetts │ 13│ 317│ 330│ │
Michigan │ 3│ 100│ 103│ │
New York │ 159│ 508│ 667│ │ 11
Ohio │ 24│ 230│ 254│ │
Philippine Islands│ │ │ │ │
Rhode Island │ 86│ 92│ 178│ 28│ 21
South Carolina │ │ 170│ 170│ │
Vermont │ │ 50│ 50│ │
Wyoming │ │ │ │ │
──────────────────┼────────┼────────┼────────┼────────┼────────
Total │ 429│ 2,908│ 3,337│ 30│ 50
──────────────────┴────────┴────────┴────────┴────────┴────────
NOTE.—No reports of membership have been received from the Philippine or
Wyoming branch societies.
A roster of the officers of the various branch societies follows:
_California_ (_San Francisco_).—President, Judge W. W. Morrow;
vice-president, Mrs. John F. Merrill; treasurer, Hon. Horace
Davis; secretary (recording), Mrs. Thurlow McMullin; secretary
(corresponding), Mrs. John Bakewell; chairman of executive
committee, Mrs. W. S. Harrington.
_Connecticut_ (_New Haven_).—President, Hon. W. W. Farnam;
vice-presidents, Mrs. Frank W. Cheney, Hon. Charles F. Brooker,
Hon. F. B. Brandegee, Miss Annie B. Jennings, Hon. Edwin Milner,
Hon. H. H. Bridgman, Mr. Charles E. Jackson, Hon. Francis T.
Maxwell; treasurer, Mr. Thomas Hooker; secretary, Mrs. Sara T.
Kinney; chairman of executive committee, Hon. Henry Roberts.
_Delaware_ (_Wilmington_).—President, Gen. Charles Bird, U. S.
Army; vice-presidents, Rev. Leighton Coleman, Dr. James A.
Draper, Hon. Charles A. Whiley, Hon. Henry M. Ridgeley, Hon. Ebe
W. Tunnell; treasurer, Mr. Henry M. Canby; secretary, Miss Emily
P. Bissell; chairman of executive committee, Samuel Bancroft,
jr.
_District of Columbia_ (_Washington_).—President, John B.
Henderson, jr.; vice-president, Mr. Blair Lee; treasurer, Mr.
Thomas R. Jones; secretary, Mr. Gist Blair; chairman of
executive committee, John B. Henderson, jr.
_Georgia_ (_Savannah_).—President, Mrs. W. W. Gordon;
vice-president, Mrs. T. M. Cunningham; treasurer, Mrs. John M.
Bryan; secretary, Miss Anne Vane Jones.
_Illinois_ (_Chicago_).—President, Governor Charles S. Deneen;
vice-presidents, Archbishop James Edward Quigley, Judge Lambert
Tree, Robert T. Lincoln, Rev. Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus, Judge T.
Otis Humphrey, President Edmund J. James, Dr. E. G. Hirsch;
treasurer, Orson Smith; secretary, Honoré Palmer; chairman of
executive committee, Dr. L. L. McArthur.
_Indiana_ (_Indianapolis_).—President, Hon. Noble C. Butler;
vice-president, W. L. Bryan; treasurer, George T. Porter;
secretary, Mrs. W. A. Woods; chairman of executive committee,
Governor J. Frank Hanly.
_Maine_ (_address of secretary, Auburn_).—President, Mrs. Eugene
Hale; vice-president, Mrs. Frederic E. Boothby; treasurer, Mr.
Frederic E. Boothby; secretary, Mrs. Frank H. Briggs; chairman
of executive committee, Gen. Joshua L. Chamberlain; chairman of
emergency committee, Governor William T. Cobb.
_Maryland_ (_Baltimore_).—President, Governor Edwin Warfield;
vice-presidents, His Eminence Cardinal Gibbons, Hon. Thomas J.
Morris, Judge Henry Stockbridge, Daniel C. Gilman, LL. D.;
treasurer, Eugene Levering; secretary, George Norbury Mackenzie;
chairman of executive committee, Bernard N. Baker.
_Massachusetts_ (_address of secretary, Prides
Crossing_).—President, Dr. E. H. Bradford; vice-presidents, Dr.
Herbert L. Burrell, Dr. Arthur T. Cabot, Mr. Richard H. Dana,
Mr. Henry Parkman; treasurer, Mr. Gardiner M. Lane; secretary,
Miss Katherine P. Loring; chairman of executive committee, Dr.
H. P. Walcott.
_Michigan_ (_Detroit_).—President, Hugh McMillan;
vice-president, Truman H. Newberry; treasurer, Emory W. Clark;
secretary, Charles Moore; chairman of executive committee, Dr.
C. G. Jennings.
_New York_ (_New York City_).—President, Col. William Cary
Sanger; vice-president, Hon. Elihu Root; treasurer, Jacob H.
Schiff; secretary, Mrs. Wm. K. Draper; chairman of executive
committee, Cleveland H. Dodge.
_Ohio_ (_Columbus_).—President, Governor M. T. Herrick;
vice-president, Judge C. O. Hunter; treasurer, Edwin R. Sharp;
secretary, Rev. Dr. John Hewitt; chairman of executive
committee, Governor Herrick.
_Philippines_ (_Manila_).—President, Governor-General Wright;
vice-president, Chief Justice Arellano; treasurer, Captain
Palmer; secretary, Mrs. George A. Main; chairman of executive
committee, Dr. R. P. Strong.
_Rhode Island_ (_Providence_).—President, John C. Pegram;
vice-president, Rt. Rev. W. N. McVickar, D. D.; treasurer,
Edward Aborn Greene; secretary, Prof. George Grafton Wilson;
chairman of executive committee, John M. Peters, M. D.
_South Carolina_ (_Charleston_).—President, Hon. A. C. Kaufman;
vice-president, Rev. Robert P. Pell, Litt. D.; treasurer, John
Kuker; secretary, George Hoyt Smith; chairman of executive
committee, Hon. George Lamb Buist.
_Vermont_ (_address of secretary, St. Albans_).—President, Henry
D. Holton, M. D.; vice-president, Urban A. Woodbury; treasurer,
Clayton L. Alexander; secretary, Charles S. Forbes; chairman of
executive committee, Franklin S. Billings.
_Wyoming_ (_address of secretary, Cheyenne_).—President, Mrs. B.
B. Brooks; vice-president, Mrs. B. F. Perkins; treasurer, Dr.
Amos W. Barber; secretary, Miss Winifred W. Woods.
The present corporation received from the old corporation, which ceased
to exist by virtue of the act approved January 5, 1905, a quantity of
miscellaneous literature and incomplete records which have been of very
little value; also a few articles of furniture. The treasurer received
the sum of $291.89 and a notice of indebtedness of $1,250, contracted to
pay a claim of Francis Atwater for printing and postage for the old
corporation. This indebtedness has since been paid from the proceeds of
the sale of lots 14, 15, 16, and 17, block 25, Kalorama Heights. These
lots were the property of the American National Red Cross, and were sold
on January 11, 1904, by the then president of the American National Red
Cross, to Cogan Bros. & Forschner for the sum of $16,500. Monthly
payments of the purchase money were to be made according to the quantity
of stone removed from the property, with a minimum monthly payment of
$200. Five thousand and seventy-five dollars had been paid before
transfer to the present corporation. Four thousand three hundred and
twelve dollars has since been paid, leaving a balance due of $7,113.
The trusteeship of the property that was formerly held by Charles A.
Baker and S. W. Briggs has been transferred and is now held by Charles
Hallam Keep and James C. McReynolds.
The corporation has now no outstanding debts, but a suit has been
brought against it by Hugh Ross in the superior court of Santa Barbara,
Cal., for the sum of $990 for alleged services rendered and material
supplied the old corporation at Manila in 1900. The suit is being
defended by the counselor of the corporation.
A tender of service was made to the Surgeon-General of the Public Health
and Marine-Hospital Service during the late epidemic of yellow fever in
Louisiana, and the committee was informed that the work was well in hand
and there was no immediate necessity for additional aid, but if at any
time assistance was needed the committee would be notified. The work was
so effectually done by the Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service
that aid from the Red Cross was never required.
In response to a request for aid from the Philippine branch of the Red
Cross for the sufferers from a typhoon, a contribution of $500 was made
by cable transfer from the emergency fund of the corporation.
All money received from life membership dues is deposited to the credit
of the endowment fund, the interest alone of which can be used, if
necessary, in emergency work. All of the officers of the corporation,
except the secretary and assistant treasurer, render gratuitous service.
The secretary receives $100 a month and the assistant treasurer $250 a
year. The office rent is $20 a month. These, with the necessary outlay
for stationery, printing, and postage, comprise the whole of the current
expenses of the corporation.
At the first annual meeting of the corporation, held at Washington,
December 5, 1905, the following officers were elected:
President, Hon. William H. Taft.
Treasurer, Hon. Charles Hallam Keep.
Counselor, Hon. James C. McReynolds.
Secretary, Charles L. Magee.
The following-named persons were appointed or elected members of the
central committee:
_Appointed by the President of the United States._—William K.
Van Reypen, Surgeon-General U. S. Navy, retired, chairman. To
represent the Departments: Hon. Robert Bacon, First Assistant
Secretary of State; Hon. Charles Hallam Keep, Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury; Brig. Gen. Robert M. O’Reilly,
Surgeon-General U. S. Army; Hon. James C. McReynolds, Assistant
Attorney-General; Medical Director John C. Boyd, U. S. Navy.
_Elected by the board of incorporators._—Judge W. W. Morrow,
Samuel Mather, Miss Mabel T. Boardman, Hon. James R. Garfield,
James Tanner, Surgeon-General Walter Wyman, U. S. Public Health
and Marine-Hospital Service.
_Elected by the delegates from State branches._—Hon. A. C.
Kaufman, Charles G. Washburn, John C. Pegram, Gen. Charles Bird,
U. S. Army; Col. William Cary Sanger, Judge Lambert Tree.
At this meeting the following members of the board of incorporators and
delegates from branch societies were present:
_Incorporators._—Miss Mabel T. Boardman, John C. Boyd, Noble C.
Butler, George B. Davis, John W. Foster, James R. Garfield,
George Gray, Frederick H. Gillett, Hilary A. Herbert, A. C.
Kaufman, Charles Hallam Keep, Mrs. John A. Logan, Samuel Mather,
W. W. Morrow, J. Wilkes O’Neill, Louis A. Pradt, Redfield
Proctor, William H. Taft, A. W. Terrell, Lambert Tree, William
K. Van Reypen, Thomas F. Walsh, William T. Wardwell, John M.
Wilson.
_Delegates from branch societies._—George Peabody Wetmore and
John C. Pegram, of Rhode Island; William Cary Sanger and Howard
Townsend, of New York; Judge and Mrs. W. W. Morrow, of
California; John B. Henderson, jr., and Gist Blair, of the
District of Columbia; Miss Katherine P. Loring and Miss Louisa
P. Loring, of Massachusetts; Mrs. Eugene Hale and Charles E.
Littlefield, of Maine; William W. Farnam and Robert T.
Huntington, jr., of Connecticut; Henry Stockbridge and George
Norbury Mackenzie, of Maryland; Charles Bird and Miss Emily P.
Bissell, of Delaware; A. C. Kaufman, of South Carolina; Mr. and
Mrs. T. H. Newberry, of Michigan; Samuel Mather and J. G.
Schmidlapp, of Ohio; Lambert Tree, of Illinois; Mrs. W. W.
Gordon and Mrs. Samuel Spencer, of Georgia; Noble C. Butler, of
Indiana.
The central committee elected as an executive committee the following:
Hon. Robert Bacon; Brig. Gen. Robert M. O’Reilly, Surgeon-General, U. S.
Army; Medical Director John C. Boyd, U. S. Navy; Hon. James C.
McReynolds, James Tanner, Hon. James R. Garfield, Miss Mabel T.
Boardman.
The board of consultation consists of Brig. Gen. Robert M. O’Reilly,
Surgeon-General, U. S. Army; Surgeon-General Presley M. Rixey, U. S.
Navy; Surgeon-General Walter Wyman, U. S. Public Health and
Marine-Hospital Service.
The president of the corporation appointed the following as a finance
committee: C. C. Glover, president, the Riggs National Bank; Arthur T.
Brice, cashier, the Riggs National Bank; Charles J. Bell, president, the
American Security and Trust Company.
The American National Red Cross was reported to the Surgeon-General of
the Army the enrollment of 30 doctors and 50 trained nurses, as follows:
Connecticut branch, 1 doctor; District of Columbia branch, 1 doctor and
18 trained nurses; New York branch, 11 trained nurses; Rhode Island
branch, 28 doctors and 21 trained nurses.
As required by the charter of the corporation, there is transmitted
herewith as a part of this report a full, complete, and itemized
statement of the receipts and expenditures of the corporation, which
account has been audited by the War Department, as shown by the copy of
letter appended to said account.
It is also deemed advisable to include in this report a supplementary
statement of the receipts of the society for the period subsequent to
the date of the audited account.
Respectfully,
C. L. MAGEE,
_Secretary_.
THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
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_Report of the treasurer of the American National Red Gross for the
fiscal year ending November 30, 1905._
GENERAL FUND.
DR.
To amount received from W. J. Flather, $291.89
treasurer of former corporation
To annual membership dues, District of 5.00
Columbia branch
To annual membership dues, Connecticut 23.50
branch
To annual membership dues, New York 74.50
branch
To annual membership dues, Indiana 38.50
branch
To Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, donation 100.00
To proceeds of sale of old typewriters 8.00
To Baker & Briggs, trustees of real 450.00
estate
To Cogan Bros. & Forschner, account real 3,612.00
estate
To Miss Mabel T. Boardman, balance left 60.06
from investigating American National
Red Cross
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4,663.45
To balance in the Riggs National Bank 1,761.10
GENERAL FUND.
CR.
By the Riggs National Bank, interest on $9.38
note
By office supplies 138.61
By office rent, 9 months, at $20 per 180.00
month
By Wolf & Cohen, legal expenses 7.60
By printing 193.95
By secretary’s salary, 9 months, at $100 900.00
per month
By assistant treasurer’s salary, 9 187.50
months, at $250 per year
By the Riggs National Bank, payment on 250.00
note
By interest on above note 14.06
By the Riggs National Bank, payment on 1,000.00
note
By interest on above note 11.25
By legal expenses in connection with 10.00
suit of Hugh Ross
By balance in the Riggs National Bank 1,761.10
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4,663.45
ENDOWMENT FUND.
DR.
To 54 life membership dues, District of $1,350.00
Columbia branch
To 100 life membership dues, New York 2,500.00
branch
To 3 life membership dues, miscellaneous 75.00
To 1 life membership dues, Maine branch 25.00
To 5 life membership dues, Illinois 125.00
branch
To 3 life membership dues, Michigan 75.00
branch
To 16 life membership dues, Connecticut 400.00
branch
To 1 life membership dues, Indiana 25.00
branch
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4,575.00
To balance in American Security and 4,575.00
Trust Company
ENDOWMENT FUND.
CR.
By balance in American Security and $4,575.00
Trust Company
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4,575.00
WAR DEPARTMENT,
_Washington, December 4, 1905_.
SIR: I have the honor to return herewith the annual report of the
treasurer of the American National Red Cross for the fiscal year ended
November 30, 1905, the same having been audited by the War Department,
as required by the act of Congress approved January 5, 1905.
Very respectfully,
WM. H. TAFT,
_Secretary of War_.
MR. HENRY H. FEATHER,
_Assistant Treasurer American National Red Cross, Washington, D. C._
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_Supplementary statement showing the receipts of the American National
Red Cross for the period subsequent to the date of the audited account._
GENERAL FUND.
DR.
To annual membership dues, California $59.50
branch
To annual membership dues, Georgia 50.00
branch
To annual membership dues, Rhode Island 43.32
branch
To Cogan Bros. & Forschner, account real 500.00
estate
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652.82
ENDOWMENT FUND.
DR.
To 80 life membership dues, Rhode Island $2,000.00
branch
To 10 life membership dues, California 250.00
branch
To 31 life membership dues, Connecticut 775.00
branch
To 24 life membership dues, Ohio branch 600.00
To 1 life membership dues, Georgia 25.00
branch
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3,650.00
NOTE.—These items will be included in the regular report of the
treasurer for the fiscal year ending November 30, 1906, to be audited by
the War Department.
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Application for Membership in the American National Red Cross.
I apply to be enrolled as a (Life/Annual)member of the
........................
Branch of the American National Red Cross.
Name................................................
Address.............................................
Life membership dues, $25.00.
Annual membership dues, 1.00.
(Erase whichever membership is not desired.)
To the Secretary of the..................................Branch
The American National Red Cross.
....................................................
....................................................
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Application for Membership in the American National Red Cross.
I apply to be enrolled as a (Life/Annual)member of the
........................
Branch of the American National Red Cross.
Name................................................
Address.............................................
Life membership dues, $25.00.
Annual membership dues, 1.00.
(Erase whichever membership is not desired.)
To the Secretary of the..................................Branch
The American National Red Cross.
....................................................
....................................................
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Application for Membership in the American National Red Cross.
I apply to be enrolled as a (Life/Annual)member of the
........................
Branch of the American National Red Cross.
Name................................................
Address.............................................
Life membership dues, $25.00.
Annual membership dues, 1.00.
(Erase whichever membership is not desired.)
To the Secretary of the..................................Branch
The American National Red Cross.
....................................................
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FORM OF BEQUEST.
A will in the form following may be used to bequeath money for the
purposes of this corporation. It would be well to have the same signed
by _three witnesses_ in the presence of the testator and of each other.
All legacies, not otherwise specified, go into the Red Cross Endowment
Fund, the interest of which is applied to the Emergency Fund.
I, A. B., of .....................................................
(testator’s domicil), hereby make and publish the following as my last
will and testament:
I give and bequeath to the American National Red Cross, a corporation in
the District of Columbia, created by Act of Congress of the United
States of America, its successors and assigns, the sum of
Dollars.
(A. B.)..................................................
Signed, sealed, published and declared by the above named A. B. as and
for his last will and testament, in the presence of us, who have
hereunto subscribed our names at his request as witnesses thereto, in
the presence of the said testator and of each other.
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● Transcriber’s Notes:
○ Missing or obscured punctuation was silently corrected.
○ Typographical errors were silently corrected.
○ Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation were made consistent only
when a predominant form was found in this book.
○ Text that:
was in italics is enclosed by underscores (_italics_);
was in bold by is enclosed by “equal” signs (=bold=)
had extra character spacing by “plus” signs (+stretched+).
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