Federal health board seen as threat to medical liberty
The San Francisco Argonaut argues against a proposed federal health board, warning it would promote one medical school and enforce its methods, intruding on personal medical choices and rights. It condemns unorthodox therapies and likens the move to establishing a sect, urging defense of individual liberty.
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Ugs
United States
Argonaut
Tate
Health Board
San Francisco
A Dram of the Company and a Theatrical Question
While returning from the theater after watching Othello, Bobby speaks with his grandfather. The boy admits enjoyment of the play yet asks a puzzling question about the recurring theme of a "black man" harming a lady, reflecting a child's confusion about the tragedy.
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Bobby
Grandpapa
Kindred Spirits on a Teetering Ridge
A fragmentary exchange shows Plodding Pete and a resolute woman arguing over hunger and shelter as they navigate a strained moment with a dog loosed free. The garbled text hints at hardship and a tense relationship between speaker and companion.
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Pete
Burning Daylight and the Klondike saga in early Dawson days
Elam Harnish known as Burning Daylight celebrates an 80th birthday amid Circle City Tivoli crowds, gambling blows $100,000s, and a wild chase from Alaska to San Francisco. He cashes in big in Nevada then Dawsons and New York gossip swirl as he meets John Dowsett and Nathaniel Letton to plan the big mining game.
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Elam Harnish
Alaska
Circle City Tivoli
Harnish
bin Sakon
Burning Daylight
Tivoli
Harish
Dawson
Klondike
San Francisco
St. Francis Hotel
Nevada
To- Nopah
Kmiondike
Holdsworthy
Alta-Pacific Club
Daylight
Holdsworthys
Alta-Pacific
John Dowsett
New York
Ward Valley scheme ends in Wall Street shock
Daylight plots a Ward Valley buyout with Guggenhammer Letton and Dowsett, planning a double dividend to push the stock higher. A false rumor of an impending assessment sweeps markets as Daylight buys relentlessly, only to see Ward Valley hammered by bears and Daylight financially drained. He retreats to his hotel room, shaken but amused at his misadventure.
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Guggenhammer
Mr. Harnish
Nathaniel Letton
Daylight
Letton
Dowsett
Ward Valley
Leon Guggenhammer
Day- Nght
Ophir
Harnish
New York
Tonopah
Nevada
Guggenhammers
Klondike
Northland
Croesus
John Dowsett
Mr. Howison
Wall Street Journal
Holdsworthy
Brick Yard
Stock Exchange
Bedlam
Bears
Wall Street
Gosii
Shaft for Cherry Victims Memorial Unveiled in Bloomington
A granite shaft memorial 14 feet high was unveiled in Bloomington to honor 256 men and boys killed in the Cherry Mine disaster. 20 survivors spoke as labor leaders and state miners officers attended. John P. White, UMW president, addressed the gathering. The town has rebuilt after losing about half its male population. Donations totaled 316,424 for widows and orphans, with 100,000 from the Illinois legislature. By June 1, 1911, 81,498 had been distributed, sustaining a pension fund for dependents for life if needed.
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Bloomington
Ill
John P. White
United Mine Workers
Cherry
Witnois
Bose
Eas
The Klondike King Returns to New York Fame
After midnight, the famed Arctic hero, the thirty million dollar Klondike king, is greeted by reporters in his hotel as morning interviews unfold. Newsstands trumpet his legend with vivid pomp and pageantry throughout New York.
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New York
The
Klondike
Arctic
Government Alcohol From Watermelons And Sweet Potatoes
Washington reports the department of agriculture claims a concealed jag in southern watermelons requiring labor and science to extract it. Government chemists say 100 pounds of melons yield one tenth of a gallon of alcohol. They also can extract good alcohol from sweet potatoes, with a bushel producing about two thirds of a gallon of commercial alcohol for manufacturing use.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Dog Buried In Flag At College Park Army School
Washington report says United States soldiers at College Park Maryland buried a dog wrapped in the American flag. The mascot at the aviation school received full military funeral with taps. Mrs Isabel Worrall Ball, head of a women relief group, protests to Secretary Stimson demanding reprimand for those responsible.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Aeronautical Corps
College Park
Isabel Worrall Ball
Woman's Relief Corps National Committee For the Prevention
Stimson
Aviation
Secretary of War
Man Fined $100 for Biting Wife in Quarrel
Antonio Narsko was fined 100 dollars plus costs by Municipal Judge Caverly after a quarrel at home during which he bit his wife Maury on the left leg. Mrs Nargki testified that he attacked her and bit her leg as they struggled.
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Chicago
Caverly
Antonio Narsko
Maury
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Howison
Howlson
Hudson
University of
New_York Herald Company
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Saskatchewan
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Ottawa
Canada
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Carters
Aittle
Agenta
G. Patten & Son
Charles City
Iowa
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Loula
Coushs
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