Doctors Unfit for Work Highlight Medical Education Critique
Chicago May 1 The third annual conference of the council on medical education of the American Medical Association heard criticism of medical school graduation standards. Dr Means said 3000 of 4000 yearly graduates are incompetent and called for state supervision and better licensing. Plans were made to work with state boards to improve laws and exams.
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Chicago
Council On Medical Education
American Medical Association
Auditorium Hotel
Means
Baring of Graft in Frisco
San Francisco reports Detective Burns gained a more valuable partial confession from Mayor Schmitz. Prosecutors hold Schmitz’s statements as material to bribery charges against United Railroads President Patrick Calhoun. Schmitz allegedly discussed an understanding with Calhoun before the overhead trolley franchise ordinance passage, though direct payment is denied.
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San Francisco
Burns
Schmitz
Patrick Calhoun
United Railroads
Calhoun
Toledo Proposal for International Driving Entry
George H. Ketcham has been asked by Louis Winans of England to drive Winans best entry in the international contest. The pickup follows discussions in Toledo on May 1 as Winans seeks a top driver for his vehicle.
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Toledo
George H. Ketcham
Louis Winans
England
Winans
Novel Way to Thank Constituents in Madrid
Madrid May 1 Sener Gurtabay newly elected deputy plans to stage a bullfight at his own expense and risk. He will be the matador facing four bulls and, after the combat, will distribute the carcasses as joints to the poor of his constituency.
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Madrid
Sener Gurtabay
Cortes
Senor Gurtubay
Guggenheim associate wins absolute divorce in New York
The bill of complaint names Benjamin Guggenheim and Samuel A. Tuska as parties. Samuel A. Tuska of 62 William street, secretary and director of the American Process company, obtains a decree of absolute divorce from Amy Goldsmith Tuska. The matter references Simon Guggenheim of Colorado as a relative and M. Guggenheim's Sons of 71 Broadway.
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Benjamin Guggenheim
Simon Guggenheim
Colorado
M. Guggenheim
Broadway
Samuel A. Tuska
William Street
American Process Company
Amy Goldsmith Tuska
Court Reverses Judgment in Breach of Promise Suit
The Chicago branch appellate court reversed the $15,000 verdict for Mapel Beland against John ONeill in a breach of promise case. The judgment was remanded for a new trial due to errors of law and a preponderance of evidence against the plaintiff.
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Chicago
Mapel Beland
John O'Neill
Gary
Branch
Young Socialist Is Insane in Fond du Lac Incident
Frank Schubert of 398 Walker Street cut his throat with a razor after reading socialist literature. He was taken to a hospital and may recover though still in danger. Schubert, a well known local youth, became interested in socialistic theories during his studies.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Frank Schubert
Walker Street
Schubert
Montenegro uprising grows as armed bands advance on capital
Vienna reports that Montenegro's revolutionary movement, now a military government, has been proclaimed. Dispatches via Ragusa describe armed bands marching toward the capital, signaling a serious development. The situation remains fluid with ongoing communications from the region.
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Vienna
Montenegro
Ragusa
Madison Assembly Adopts Resolution on Popular Senate Election
Madison Wis May 1 The state assembly adopted a resolution report...
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Madison, Wis
State Assembly
Constitutional push in Congress for popular vote senators
Lawmakers in Congress consider a constitutional amendment to elect U S senators by popular vote, outlining proposed changes to the electoral process and the potential impact on state influence in federal governance. The effort reflects ongoing debates about direct representation and constitutional reform.
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Congress
Sheep Camp Dynamite Attack Kills 700 Sheep
A dynamite explosion at John Linn's sheep camp in Trapper Creek Big Horn County during the night killed 700 sheep and destroyed wagons and belongings. A herder reported masked assailants raided the camp and bound him before carrying out the destruction.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
John Linn
Trapper Creek
Big Horn County
Truce Reported Between Tammany and City Officials
In New York on May 1 a peace or at least a halt to hostilities was proclaimed after talks led by Big Tim Sullivan for Tammany Hall and Corporation Counsel Ww. Ellison for Mayor McClellan.
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New York
Big Tim” Sullivan
Tammany Hall
Ellison
McClellan
Tammany
Ewing preys on motorists in Hammond ambush
Chicago report says William Ewing a Hammond area farmer lay in ambush for five motorists a party of five five Chicago drivers two women. He forced them to stop their car and pay 75 dollars after claiming damage from a runaway.
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Chicago
William Ewing
Hammond
Ind
Wisconsin Senatorial Deadlock on Ninth Ballot
Madison Wis May 1 The ninth ballot for United States senator in the joint assembly produced no choice and no change from prior rounds. Leading Republican candidates Lenroot Esch and Stevenson each had 19 votes while Cooper and Hatten trailed with 18 and 16 votes respectively.
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Madison
Wis
Joint Assembly
Lenroot
Esch
Stephenson
Cooper
Hatten
Gates & Co. Brokerage Firm to Dissolve on June 1
Charles G. Gates, head of Charles G. Gates & Co., announces the dissolution of the firm and its retirement from business on June 1. The brokerage house has long been prominent in New York City.
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Gates & Co
New York
Charles G. Gates
Charles G. Gates & Co
Portland Youth Takes Own Life in Family Home
John Miller aged 18 died by suicide at home in Portland Indiana when the family was away. He fatally shot himself with a shotgun, ending a quiet day with no immediate witnesses. Authorities reported the manner as self inflicted.
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Portland
Ind
John Miller
William E B Corey Re elected President of U S Steel
New York May 1 William E B Corey was re elected president of the United States Steel corporation at the annual meeting of the board of directors in this city.
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New York
William EB. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
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