Doctors sew man s heart in remarkable operation
New York Aug 23 Surgeons at Gouverneur Hospital opened the chest of Samuel Harman who was stabbed in a restaurant fight and sewed the heart with 12 stitches. The operation saved his life and Harman began showing strength. doctors expect him to recover and leave the hospital a well man.
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Tailor Charles Thompson Dies in Sleep in Pittsburg Shop
Charles E. Thompson a 30 year old tailor on Pittsburg's north side fell asleep in a rear chair this morning and was found dead when a customer woke him. Coroner's verdict labeled the cause as choking by a high collar with facial discoloration and a deep red ridge on the neck.
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Roosevelt Praises Farmers Wives and Confronts Rural Reform
Roosevelt's Park speech to farmers lauds decency and efficiency in politics. He highlights conservation, soil fertility, and farm labor conditions, urging equal representation in commissions and the value of scientific farming. He calls for steady, well‑paid farm labor and stronger ties between country and city interests.
Roosevelt Addresses Rural Life and Nation’s Future
Senator Davenport praised Roosevelt as the heart of the people after the Roosevelt address. Roosevelt urged farm families to use technical advice, expand agricultural education, and make country life attractive, arguing city growth must not drain rural areas. He praised farmer cooperation, Grange support, and urged keeping farmers in farming while improving markets and living conditions.
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Roosevelt Defends Wives Duty Over Rights in Utica Speech
Theodore Roosevelt argues farm life must serve the welfare of the farmer and laborer’s wives as much as the men. He condemns shirkers, praises women’s essential role as mother, and urges housing and household labor reforms to ensure her happiness and that of children.
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Osmo Chemic Physicians Offer Free One Month Deafness Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a limited time offer granting one month of treatment and all medicines free for deaf patients who begin or renew care by August 31. They claim cure for most curable deafness tied to catarrh and throat infection, with X ray exam included and success despite long duration or age.
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Osmo-Chemic Physicians Report Deafness Linked to Catarrh
In treating thousands of catarrh cases Osmo-Cemic Physicians observed many patients report dull hearing and head noises. Investigation showed nearly all deafness and ear noises stemmed from catarrh related conditions, guiding potential remedies.
Osmo-Chemic System Practitioner's Office Abbreviated Ad
J J Plnnkett MD chief consulting physician announces permanent offices in Boston Massachusetts. Office hours listed as 9 am to 2 or 4 and 6 pm daily. Includes address Suite 8 9 10 entrance No 18 Boylston Street.
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Plot to Blow Up Managua Prison Revealed
A Managua prison commandant hatched a plot to blow up the institution and its 700 inmates if the Madriz government fell, according to affidavits filed with the American consulate in Managua. The dispatch dated August 11 reported the disorder preceding Madriz’s downfall.
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Fall of Nicaraguan prison sparks mass arrests and unrest
William Pittman and other foreigners faced detention in a Managua prison. After consuls pressed for action, President Madriz promised to curb the plot and dismissed the prison commandant. With Madriz gone, the prison emptied and about 600 of 700 inmates were arrested for political reasons as troops clashed amid Liberal and Conservative factions. General Aurelio Estrada then took local control to restore order.
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Magnate Frick In Auto Crash Near Beverly
Henry C Frick steel magnate with a Pride's Crossing home figured in an auto accident on Hale street in Beverly. Frick's car collided with a testing car driven by White. Frick attempted to turn onto a side street but could not avoid the collision. Neither man was hurt. White steered onto the sidewalk to avoid further danger.
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Monahan enters race for ninth district Democratic nomination
Interest in the Democratic nomination for the ninth district intensified as ex Senator George F. Monahan of Charlestown announced his candidacy last evening, entering the field to challenge current contenders.
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