AMA annual convention opens with thousands of physicians
The American Medical Association opened its annual convention today with several thousand physicians and surgeons in attendance from all parts of the United States and many from abroad, across diverse departments and sections.
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American Medical Association
United States
Bluefields Bluff May Be Leveled by US Response
Bluefields Nicaragua June 7 Commander Harold K Lines of the gunboat Dubuque warns that at the first shot fired against the American flag or vessel the bluff will be leveled. He quotes General Rivas of Madriz force threatening to block harbor entries despite Washingtons May 31 proclamation. The message highlights a volatile standoff with Madriz troops in the vicinity and potential US involvement while officers doubt an actual armed push on customs duties.
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Mic
Harold K. Lines
Dubuque
Rivas
Madrid
Bluefields Bluff
United States
Washington
Hines
Madriz
Progressive and stalwart factions clash in republican ticket race
Public instruction, railroad commissioner and two representatives in congress contested by rival factions. Insurgent and stalwart tickets led by Versey and Klord battled over governorship while progressive candidates backed Taft and Roosevelt principles. Early returns showed confidence on both sides with no final result yet.
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Congress
Versey
8. H. Klord
George W.gan
Eben W. Martin
Charles H. Burke
Thomas Thorson
Joh F. Shrader
Black Hills
Taft
Cannon
House
Aldrich
Senate
World Women's Christian Temperance Union Opens eighth Congress in Glasgow
In Glasgow on June 7 the World Women's Christian Temperance Union begins its eighth triennial congress with Countess of Carlisle presiding. Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens of the U.S. W C T U leads the rally at St Andrew's Hall. Delegates include Miss Sarah H Hoge and others from the American delegation, plus leaders from Canada Australia India Japan and European nations.
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Glasgow
World’s
Woman's Christian Temperaries Union
Countess of Carlisle
L. M. N. Stevens
W.C.T. A
United States
St. Andrew's Hall
Stevens
Sarah H. Hoge
Ming Anna A. Gordon
Ella Hoover Thacher
Eva Kilr
Isabella Hargrave
Organization
Japan
Sweden
Belgium
Germany
Amican Medical Meeting in St Louis Sets Clinical Clinics
Amican Medical Meeting in St Louis on June 7 features clinics arranged for every department of medicine and surgery with daily sessions to follow. Organizers pursue comprehensive program and broad participation among physicians.
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Amican Medical
St. Louis
Department of Medicine
Surgery
Fourth annual congress of the playground association opens
More than one thousand delegates from organizations devoted to child welfare gather in Rochester New York for the fourth annual congress of the playground association of America as the session opens.
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Rochester
N. Y
The
Plaground Association of America
Brewers Open Annual Convention In Washington
In Washington on June 7 the United States Brewers Association opened its annual convention, marking a key objective point in the prohibition debate at the national capital as efforts to restrict alcohol continue.
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Brewers
Washington
National Capital
United States Brewers Association
Rich Woman Fined Five Thousand In Smuggling Case
In Trenton New Jersey on June 7 a United States court imposed a five thousand dollar fine on Mrs Matilda Chesbrough wife of a Boston ship owner. She was convicted of attempting to smuggle personal property into the United States.
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Trenton
N. J
United States
Matilda M. Chesbrough
Boston
Lightning Kills Soldiers in Dresden March
Lightning struck the infantry regiment as it marched into the German camp in Dresden. The force knocked the company to the ground, killing three soldiers and seriously injuring fifteen others.
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Saxony
Parr Wins Reimbursement Over Sugar Trust Case
Washington June 7 Attorney General Wickersham rules Richard Parr is entitled to recover from the government the amount of the big claim for information supplied against the sugar trust.
Millionaire Lumberman Hiram Goddard Dead at 70
Lacrosse Wisconsin June 7 Hiram Goddard a millionaire lumberman is dead aged seventy at his home after a brief illness. The news comes as a shock to the local timber community and reflects his long impact on industry and employment in the region.
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Millionaire Lumberman
Lacrosse
Wis
Hiram Goddard
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Guarantee Offer
If not satisfied after two thirds of a bottle, money back. The tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach and digestion. Sold by all dealers with a guarantee. Also Chamberlains Cough Remedy offered under refund policy. Poasevelt's Marvelous Career and African Trip advertised with terms and opportunities for agents.
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Poasevelt
Universal House
Arch St
Philadelphia
Job Wanted Ad Seeks Skilled Worker For Immediate Hire
A classified notice advertises an immediate opening for a skilled worker. The ad requests applicants with relevant experience and offers competitive pay, steady hours, and a potential for advancement.
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