Risk Lives to Identify Dread Germ Inoculation Experiment
Two City Hospital orderlies Hayward C. Mott and Hugh W. Rice, under training as nurses, volunteered for a scarlet fever germ inoculation at City Hospital. Dr. Frank B. Mallory of Harvard Medical School performed the injections. The aim is to study the disease by introducing the suspected bacilli into their veins.
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City Hospital
Frank B. Mallory
Harvard Medical School
Hayward R. C. Mott
Hugh W. Rice
Mallory
Jilted Nurse in Critical Condition After Suicide Attempt
Miss Alice Parks, a Maine General Hospital nurse, remains in critical condition after ingesting three bichloride of mercury tablets during a distressing attempt on her life. The act followed a reported jilting by an interne at Boston City Hospital.
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Portland
Alice Parks
Maine General Hospital
Boston
Boston City Hospital
Two Young Men Make Wills Before Experiment
Cognizant of the seriousness of the experiment to which they were to be subjected the two young men made their wills before submitting them. Continued on Page Fifth Column.
Baseball scores and standings from today’s games
National league results include Brooklyn 10 over Boston 3 Pittsburg 8 over St. Louis 0 Philadelphia 6 over New York 2 Cincinnati Chicago Wet grounds. American league scores show Philadelphia 3 Boston 1 Detroit 3 Chicago 2 New York 5 Washington 2 St. Louis 11 Cleveland 1.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati-Chicago
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Nurse Miss Parks Dies After Boston Visit
Miss Parks a year and a half trainee nurse at Dr. Kings hospital left Portland Wednesday for Boston to reconcile with a former fiancé intern. She reportedly met rejection in Boston and attempted suicide while returning to Portland. She was taken from the boat and rushed to Maine General Hospital after physicians were summoned.
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Miss Parks
Dr. King’s Hospital
Portland
Boston
Boston Hospital
Insane Soldier Kills Nine in Vienna Suburb Rampage
Leopold Fichtner, a sandstrum infantryman, went insane at a police post and opened fire on a house and nearby street crowd in a Vienna suburb, killing nine and wounding many. An Amsterdam despatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company reports the incident.
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London
Vienna
Leopold Fichtner
Sandstrum
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
Fichtner
Shakspere tercentenary tickets bought by speculators
Citizens face premium prices as 60 tickets for the Shakspere tercentenary exercises at the Boston Opera House disappear. Mrs George Winslow Perkins and Henry Pennypacker are named as officials connected to ticket allocations, with many seats allegedly diverted to the Mayor and friends.
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George Winslow Perkins
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Shakspere
Boston
Boston Latin School
Berlin War of Nerves Escalates as Washington Presses Germany
The Berlin foreign office signals no delay in replying to Washington while the United States demands an immediate answer. Official channels show firm Berlin stance and rising impatience in Washington over German response timing.
Bernstorff Documents Forwarded Amid Diplomatic Tension
The originals of Franz von Papen seizure papers were sent to Washington by U S District Attorney H Snowden Marshall on orders from Attorney General Gregory. Officials doubt Bernstorff will receive the originals, citing Washington’s firm stance while noting possible diplomatic strain if the ambassador refuses to view facsimiles kept locally.
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New York
Franz von Papen
Wall Street
Washington
United States
H. Snowden Marshall
Marshall
Gregory
von Bernstorff
Germany to answer Wilson demands when fit
Ambassador Gerard told the State Department Berlin will consider the ultimatum at its convenience and not on holidays. Officials warned the German excuse about holidays is weak and that time counts for a reply to the submarine dispute. The United States maintains holidays and other days should be counted in judging Germany's response.
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Germany
United States
Washington State
Washington
Wilson
Gerard
State Department
Foreign Office
Berlin
Train kills Melrose man near Winchester line
Henry J. Doucette 25 of Melrose died last evening in a yard accident at the Winchester Rock & Brick Company. He was a book keeper and was helping weigh a loaded freight car when his foot wedged between the rails as the car moved. He cried out briefly before the deadly mass passed over him.
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Henry J. Doucette
Melrose
Winchester Rock & Brick Company
Winchester
Woburn
Doucette
Tide and anniversaries mark Oklahoma settlement note
The notice cites high tide times at 1:58 AM and 2:36 PM with a 5.2 percent moon phase and a 7:04 PM vehicle light requirement. It also records today’s anniversaries and notes Oklahoma opened for settlement in 1889.
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Oklahoma
Showers Forecast for Boston and Vicinity Saturday
Washington forecast notes Saturday showers for Boston and vicinity with Sunday fair and seasonable temperatures. Winds shift from increasing easterly to moderate westerly by Sunday.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
Temperature Report At Thompson's Spa Yields Averages
Yesterday's temperature at Thompson's Spa records an average of 48 degrees with detailed figures showing highs and lows across listed times. The report compares yesterday's 48.7 to last year's 50.1 degree average, noting a slight drop.
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Thompson’s Spa
Dies Bee
Caerack
Mis Inc
Secretary Lansing Announces Note Continued
Secretary Lansing announced this afternoon that the American note is continued. The dispatch notes ongoing diplomacy and directs readers to Page 8 Fourth Column for further details.
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Lansing
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Miss May Crowley
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Harry Rusten
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Areerkeeey Motel
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