Annual Session of American Health Association Opens in New Orleans
The third annual session of the American Health Association convened in New Orleans with scientists from the United States Canada Mexico Chile and others in attendance. Notable figures include General Wyman and Dr John Guiteras as well as hospital service members. Sessions cover official examinations of refuse materials garbage disposal and animal food safety with speeches by Marshall Hayd and Dr E B Lachapelle among others.
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Orleans
American Lealth Association
Nearstare
Union
Canada
Mex
Hca
Chile
Wyman
Aray
John Guiteras
Mapital Service
United
Rachei
Max Heller
New
Wa- United States
Marshall
Tuffalo
N. Y
Olin H. Land
Alo
N.Y
New York City
George New York
D. E. Salmon
Iton
D. C
H. Durgin
Zoa Phora Self Cure Claims for Women’s Sicknesses
An advertisement asserts that Zoa Phora can cure monthly sicknesses and womb related ailments without medicine or study. It promotes private self-treatment, cites testimonials, and offers free trials via Dr Pengelly’s Advice. Readers are urged to contact Zoe Co. Kalamazoo or B Chaney Wood.
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Kalamazoo
B. Chaney
Woods
Zoa Phora
Priest Dies At The Altar In New Rochelle Mass
Reverend Father Thomas McLaughlin collapsed and died of heart disease during morning mass at his church in New Rochelle New York. He had assisted firefighters last week at Holy Sepulcher cemetery as it burned and was described as hale and popular with residents and churchgoers of all denominations.
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New York
New Rochelle
Father Thomas McLaughlin
Holy Sepulcher Cemetery
McLaughlin
Barclay
Hilburn
Ne & Poole
Stitute
Dehman
Lotos Buds Out of Sight in Transit to California School
Eleven Cuban children who landed in New York and escaped a grim gang lure are temporarily lost on the way to the Universal Brotherhood school at Point Loma California. The Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad arranged transport from Chicago to the school and officials have searched for about twenty hours along the route without success.
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Chicago, His
New York City
Gerry Society
Chicago
Universal Brotherhood School
Point Loma
Cal
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Comell Found Dead in Birmingham Morphine Suspected
A white tailor named A Comell was found dead in his Watts building Birmingham home with a half emptied morphine bottle beside him. He had been drinking for days and it is unclear if the drug was medicine or self administered. The incident is noted amid broader remarks on sanitary work and public health efforts.
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Birmingham
Ala
Specialjy A. Comell
Watts Building
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Cure All
An advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a cure for bronchitis grip consumption and throat lung diseases. It claims health benefits, urges safe purchase from authorized dealers, and cites testimonials and a medical booklet offer from the Duffy Malt Whiskey Company Rochester New York.
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Duffy
Henning
Cornopolis
Atlinta Daily Constitution
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
Taylors Qypaet
Baran
Monaliete
Railway notes and depot talks in New Orleans transfer plan
Railway notes from New Orleans discuss the possible union depot with Southern Pacific and Queen and Crescent. Louisville and Nashville undecided on joining, train transfers for through business may be needed. Western baggage agents meet to standardize baggage handling methods. Spencer to be named second or third vice president of St Louis Louisville lines. Lewis confirmed as United States attorney for the eastern district of Virginia.
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New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Lewisville
Nashville
Union
Harriman
Queen and Crescent
Vita
Southern Railroad
Eastern Feader
Meridian
Miss
Alr
Qian
Horahan
Tlineis Central
I. B. Morse
Union Depot
Louisville and Nashville Agre
Western Association of Baggage Agents
Missouri
Chicago, Burington and
Quincy
Louisville, Ky
H. HB. Spencer
St. Louis-Louisville
Lewis
Washington
The
Senate Today
L. L. Lewis
United States
Eastern District of
Virginia
Charity cloak for May Yohe. reconciliation near
Hastings on Hudson December 9 visitors at the cottage of Putnam Bradlee Strong and his wife May Yohe say reconciliations between Strong and his mother will be effected before week’s end. Friends report meeting arranged with the Strong family heads and Strong will introduce his wife as Mrs Putnam Bradlee Strong to be accepted by the family.
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Hastings-on-Hudson
Putnam Bradtee Strong
May Yoke
Francis Yoke
Strong
Putnam Bradlee Strong
iRISSED QUEEN THRO' MISTAKE IN SWEDEN TALE
Milwaukee Wis December 9 Special It was revealed in the settlement of the late Adolph St Cyr Walksha that he served as head gentleman of the king's bed chamber in Sweden and kissed the queen by mistake fled to America He then joined the queen’s entourage and later departed Sweden after the incident.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Adolph St. Cyr Walksha
Sweden
Walksha
St. Cyr
Finley Peter Dunne Weds Miss Margaret Abbott in New York
Finley Peter Dunne author of Dooley and Miss Margaret Abbott daughter of Mrs. Mary Abbott formerly of Chicago were married in New York today December 9. The ceremony involved Dunne a well known humorist and his bride in a city ceremony marking a notable social event.
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Finley Peter Dunne
Appott
New York
Dooley
Margaret Abbott
Mary Abbott
Catcago
Lurie and Patterson Bankrupt in Georgia and Alabama
In a United States court in Columbus Georgia today Lurie Patterson merchants of Dawson Georgia and Geneva Alabama filed for bankruptcy. The firm members are J Lurie and B Patterson. Assets about 3000 liabilities 18920 95.
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Lurie & Patterson
Cowmbus
United States
Dawson
Geneva
Ala
J. Lurie
B. Patterson
Postmaster Regulation Requires Reassessing Married Women
Washington December 9 The Postmaster General issued an order ending postal regulations requiring that any woman employed in the postal service whether as a postmaster or unclassified clerk when she marries must take the oath of office anew.
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Washington
Postmaster General
Athletic Girls Hard 10 Handle Matrimonial Tale
In Chicago on December 9 a divorce case in Judge Chytraus's court features Helen Conover, a former athletic physical culture teacher, suing for divorce from George R. Conover who cross-bills for freedom. Each side alleges cruelty as the couple recounts a life of jailhouse arguments and alleged beatings. Also noted, Minneapolis officials pursue former Mayor Ames suspect in a bribery case, with hints he fled to Boston.
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Chicago
Ill
George R. Conover
Helen
Bill Conover
Sibway Hotel
Minneapolis
Louisville
Ames
Boston
Wild Train Does Great Damage In Cumberland Md
A Baltimore and Ohio freight train on the Sand Patch grade reached a mile per hour and collided with another freight, destroying an engine and twenty cars. Damages are estimated at $60,000.
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Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio
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