Rockefeller researchers seek rattlesnake antitoxin cure
At the Rockefeller Institute in New York City Dr. Hideyo Noguchi leads experiments to create a rattlesnake specific serum. Using venom from Bronx Zoo rattlers and Pasteur Institute methods, researchers aim for a targeted antidote, improving on the general serum now used for various snakes.
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Rockefeller Medical Research Institute
New York
Bronx
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
New York City
Pasteur Instituta
Lille
France
Rockefeller Institute
Pasteur Institute
Tas
Hideyo Noguchi
United States
India
Noguchi
Bronx Park Zoo
Raymond L. Ditmars
Ditmars
Mr. Ditmars
Rockefeller
New York Times
Kennel Equipped Rail Trains For Prize Dogs On London Manchester Run
Harper's Weekly describes a test on the London to Manchester line using special kennel cars in passenger trains. Dogs travel five hours in steam heated vans with straw mattresses water and dog biscuits while owners ride and supervise. The new conveyance eases long journeys for valuable show dogs and may encourage greater participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Manchester
Way
Harper's Weekly
National Shoudy Family Reunion Planned in Michigan
Peppermint Fundy and Shoudy of Berrien County Michigan announce a national Shoudy reunion to be held in Benton Harbor during the warm season. Families from across the United States are invited to a week of celebration with prizes for largest family, oldest and youngest, and other fun honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Harbor
Mich
King
Fundy & _Shoudy
Berrien County
Shoudy
United States
Germany
Audubon Society Plan Aims to Track Birds by Leg Tags
At a Chicago society meeting in Fullerton Hall the Illinois Audubon Society discussed tagging birds with aluminium rings. The plan would let researchers record each bird's winter and summer quarters and hurts seen, by matching leg tags on recaptured birds to their first capture. Members urged funding for the tags and offered personal help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iinois Audubon Society
Illinois Audubon Society
Fullerton Hall Art Institute
Chicago
Renark
Tythvon Cease
Cate i
Auduben Society
Martian Inquiries on Society and Sports From New York World
In a playful verse John O Keefe asks if Martians would outpace Earthly life in sports air travel and moral progress. The piece ponders Mars as mirror for politics trusts women’s suffrage and social reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Keefe
New York
Great Shakespeare Find Unearthed in Swiss Library Vault
A rare second edition of Shakespeare is found among English classics in Ba eel Switzerland library. The discovery adds a notable literary treasure to the collection and highlights ongoing archival work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baeel
Switzerland
Brucker Plans Atlantic Airship Crossing Next Summer
Chicagoan Joseph Brucker, aiming to cross the Atlantic by dirigible, will rely on northeast trade winds and meteorology rather than gasoline. He plans to start from Cadiz next May or June, land at a West Indian port, and have a submarine‑style car for safety, with backing from Count Zeppelin and the Wrights.
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Atlantic
Joseph Brucker
Chicago
Frankfort-on the-Main
Brucker
Cadiz
Spain
West Indies
Cuba
Barbados
Martinique
Mr. Wellman
North Pole
Taft Puzzles Tariff Bills with Woolen Delegation
President Taft told an Ohio woolen manufacturers’ delegation he is bewildered by tariff schedule intricacies. The seventh delegation in days pressed conflicting changes while he quipped of a Tennessee tale about spellings, saying no single correct way to spell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Ohio
Tennessee
Notice of final land claim proof in Montana
Department of the Interior United States Land Office Bozeman Montana June 12 1909 ah is hereby given ig Gresham Jacob Hope of Howl Mantabe who on June 23 1006 land entry No 1812 special No FOOT henaeheset 2034 and 4 one 20 tow 3 north range 17 east M P M has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim to the land described before C N Skillman A S Commissioner in his office at Big Bang Montana on the 23rd day of July 1909 claimant names witnesses Arne Bjarnemo Guoder Birkeland John Hol land Sebalon Bilstad all of Howie Montana Non coal land M R Wilson Register First publication June 17 00
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Bozeman
Montana
Ig Gresham Jacob Hope
Howl
iMantabe
N. Skillman
A. S
Big Bang
Laimant
Arne Bjarnemo
Guoder
Birkeland
John Holland
Sebalon Bilstad
Howie
Pemaran
Halver Sandsnese
Harvey C. Pound
U.S
Big Timber
Mont
Monana
M. R. Wilson
Register
W. H. Saves
Aisha Ae Rae
Ar Ae
Ind
C. N. Skillman
U. S
Abraham M. Grenfield
William J Hannah
Peter Tvede
John Stureon
Sueller Brown
Henry BE. Bosie
Gibson
M. P
Meridian
Benjamin H. Brown
George Harrison
Peter Nelson
John McCarty
Bigtimber
John Henry
Richard P. Gurney
Eugene L. Patterson
Adelbert Whitney
Coalland
U.S. Land Office
James S. Wideman
Theodore Murray
John Fahlgren
Louis R. Knapp
John W. Davis
Pig Timber
Range
Barent S. Lavold
Carl G. Tangen
Oswald Crest
Henry VanGoor
John Weidinger
Greycliff
John Foster
Charles Kepler
Virgil Overhuls
Hugh L. Overfelt
Grey Cliff
C.N . Skiliniean
Big Timper
Lewis Harrison
Louis Bealey
U. S. Land Office
Luellsa Brown
Range 19
Hiram
Young
Qihann
John English
C. N. Skidman
W.H. Sales
Hunters Hot Springs
E. M
William D. McKenzie
Andrew Clark
Ralph S. Jarrett
James H. Preston
Springdale
Contest Notice in Land Office Bozeman Montana 1909
Walter Tucker files contest against James Ruggles Homestead Entry 6783 for land in section 8 township 4 north range 15 east MPM. Hearing set July 6 1909 before U S Commissioner in Big Timber and final hearing July 15 1909 before Register and Receiver in Bozeman. Publication ordered due to inability to serve notice.
Beartooth National Forest Lands Open for Homestead Entry
Lands totaling 116.5 acres in Beartooth National Forest Montana will be opened for settlement and entry August 10, 1909. Applicants F L Bryant Cyrus L Bryant and others hold preference rights for occupants who filed before January 1, 1906, with final entry available to qualified settlers upon notification. Boundary bearings describe a tract in sections surrounding Nye and Beartooth region with survey details listed. 1st publication June 10.
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National Forest
Beartooth National Forest
Mont
United States
M.M
F. L. Bryant
Cyrus L. Bryant
Nye
Montana
Fred Dennett
General Land Office
Jank Pierce
Interior
Notice to Bidders for Reed Point School Building
Notice to bidders to erect a school building for District No.8 bid deadline July 20 1909 at 12 o clock plans may be submitted by bidders with a 20 by 30 foot room information from the board of trustees Reed Point James Baxter Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Point
James Baxter
Edelweiss Garden Hopes Bloom in Tuxedo Park
Mrs. Alfred Seton of Tuxedo Park returns from a Alps tour aboard the Provenxe with her husband and two daughters and brings an edelweiss plant transplanted from Simpson Pass at 6500 feet. She has nursed the white alpine plant for a month and plans to start an edelweiss garden in Tuxedo Park.
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Seton
Tuxedo
Alfred Seton
Tuxedo Park
New York
Provence
Alps
Simpson Pass
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Mars
Harvard
Brush’s
Mr. J. Jeffries
Wool Nien
Bozeman, Mont
Walter Tucker
Land Office
Lisa Siursons
Bozeman, Montane
Gan
Thomas M. Gurney
M. R. Winsox
Gustav E. Tangen
Firet
The
Electric Light and Power Co
U.S. Land
Boseman
Charles A. Kepler
Guy E. Lamb
Laurence P. Officer
Sixth Judicial District
Montapa
Sweet Tass
Christina E. Yates
Alonzo B. Coit
Briggs & Ellia Ranch
Alonzo B., Coit
J. E. Bargour
Big Coulee
Fish Creek
Melville Country
Edward Veasey
Melville, Mont
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