Clara Barton Dies at Glen Echo Home Angel of the Battlefield
Miss Clara Barton founder of the American Red Cross died at her Glen Echo Maryland home at 9 this morning from chronic pneumonia. Her brother Stephen Barton of Boston was with her. Barton’s life spanned nursing work from childhood, founding the Red Cross in America, and leadership in international humanitarian circles from Geneva to St. Petersburg.
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Washington
Clara Barton
American Red Cross Society
Glen Echo
Stephen Barton
Boston
Miss Barton
Red Cross
New England
Florence Nightingale
America
Geneva
Carlsruhe
Rome
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Clara Harlowe Barton
North
Oxford
Mass
General Wayne
Young Republic
Clinton
N. Y
Liberal Institute
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Sixth Massachusetts
Washington Infirmary
Baltimore
Barton
Europe
Central Society of the International Red Cross
Germany
France
American Red Cross
Johnstown
Russia
South Carolina
Florida
Cuba
Santiago
McKinley
Galveston
Taft
Resinol Ointment Promises Relief for Eczema
An advertisement touts Resinol Ointment as a cure for eczema and itching, citing a fifty cent jar as sufficient for one case and recommending its use for various skin conditions. It urges readers to obtain free samples from Resinol Chemical Co. and lists product prices for soap or shaving stick, ointment, and samples.
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F. M. Stevens
D. D.S
Dover
N. H
Dept. 16
Resinol i;Chemical Co
Baltimore
Two Express Indictments Return From Buffalo Grand Jury
Federal grand jury returned two indictments in Buffalo New York. One against the American Express Company contains 100 counts alleging overcharging in shipments from Aliquippa Pennsylvania via this district with a maximum penalty of 5000 dollars per count. The Adams Express Company faces five counts alleging rebates to shippers at Arcade New York in exchange for bringing goods to the company's station.
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Buffalo
N. Y
American Express Company
Adams Express Company
Federal
John R. Hazel
American Company
Aliquippa
Penn
Arcade
Pickpocket Fined in Charlestown Police Court
Angelo Richetto paid a $100 fine in Charlestown Police Court yesterday for attempting to pick the pocket of Cosmo Ventura. Ventura, who arrived on the steamship Cretic last week, felt a tug on his trousers on Water street and a scuffle followed before Patrolman Brady stopped the incident.
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Angelo Richetto
Charlestown
Cosmo Ventura
Cretic
Ventura
Water Street
Brady
Richetto
Genuine Sunkist Premiums Offer Hidden in Wrappers
An advertisement urges buyers to request only genuine Sunkist oranges with wrappers. It promotes oyster forks child forks fruit knives spoons and spreads made of tempered steel and silver plate. The ad asks for 24 wrappers and 20 cents to obtain each item and 24 more wrappers plus 20 cents for additional knives.
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Sunkist
Rogers
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
N. Clark Street
Chicago
Ill
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