Typhoid Probe Formed for Naval Academy Outbreak
Medical Inspector John M. Edgar presides a special board at the Boston Navy Yard to investigate the typhoid epidemic at the Annapolis Naval Academy. Surgeons Edward C. Parker Charles St J Butler and Owen J. Mink join the panel. The board will report at the academy at once. The epidemic is a significant concern to the navy department.
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Washington, D. C
John M. Edgar
Boston Navy Yard
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Edward C. Parker
Charles St. J. Butler
Owen J. Mink
Naval Academy
Navy Department
Eckman's Alterative Promoted For Consumption Cure
A 1906 testimonial claims Eckman's Alterative cured consumption after other treatments failed. It cites James W. Kanaly who recovered from a severe cough and fever and gained weight, praising the remedy's ability to end coughing and colds. The ad lists bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung issues as treatable and directs readers to buy at druggists and request more evidence.
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Eckman
N.Y
Ickman
James W. Kanaly
Riker-Jaynes
Houghton & Dutton
Turkeys Scarce At Faneuil Market As Prices Rise
A Faneuil market poultry dealer links turkey scarcity to rising prosperity and changing farm economics. Northern birds from Vermont and New York are scarce but may arrive soon, with wholesale prices around 35 cents and retail 40 cents or more. Coffee prices also soar beyond recent highs as Brazil’s crop is tight, leaving a bulky visible supply of 9.7 million bags for July 1, 1911.
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Faneuil Market
Vermont
New York State
Faneuil
Santos
Rio
Brazil
Roscommon Club Ball to Feature Grand Match for Ireland
The eighth Roscommon Club Ball will take place at Paul Revere Hall on Wednesday evening. A key event is the grand match with representation from all 82 counties in Ireland.
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Roscommes Mon Club
Paul Revere Hall
Ireland
Two Robbers Sent to Prison in Lodging House Robbery
Joseph McLaughlin aged 32 and Charles Calnan aged 35 were sentenced by Judge Stevens in the Superior Criminal to a state prison term of five to seven years for robbing Timothy J. Clifford at a Leveret street lodging house. The conviction followed a missing watch chain guard found among the suspects and traced to Clifford’s property.
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Joseph McLaughlin
Charles Calnan
Stevens
Timothy J. Clifford
Leveret Street
Clifford
Station 8
McLaughlin
Calhan
O'Meara Addresses Police Pay Boost and Curfew
Police Commissioner O Meara yesterday clarified his stance on salary increases for inspectors lieutenants sergeants and patrolmen and on the proposed curfew law. He said the city must be able to afford about 204000 annually and that only the Mayor can judge the city’s financial ability. He also noted he has neither approved nor disapproved the curfew ordinance targeting youths under 14 after 9 pm.
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O'Meara
Schooner Holmes Seaman Missing After Drowning
The harbor at Southwest Harbor Maine was searched for George Cain a 22 year old sailor who fell from the lumber laden schooner Rhoda Holmes bound from Calais to New Bedford and drowned late last night Cain was unmarried and from Harrington Maine.
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Southwest Harbor
George Cain
Rhoda Holmes
Calais
New Bedford
Cain
Harrington
White Is Confirmed by Senate for Chief Justice
The Senate confirmed Edward Douglass White of Louisiana as Chief Justice of the United States after a swift session. Accompanying nominees for associate justices and for the new Commerce Court were sent to the judiciary committee for consideration.
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Senate
Court of Commerce
Washington
Edward Douglass White
Louisiana
United States
Taft
Justice White
Willis Vandevanter
Wyoming
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Joseph Lamar
Georgia
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
Commerce Court
Martin A. Knapp
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Robert W. Archbold
Pennsylvania
Middle District
William H. Hunt
Montana
Court of Customs Appeals
John Emmett Carland
South Dakota
Julian W. Mack
First Illinois
West
B. H. Meyer
Wisconsin
C. C. McChord
Mentucky
Francis M. Cockrell
Missouri
White House
Hale
Maine
Mr. White
Heyburn
Protest Voices Rise as Hale Takes the Floor
A few voices voiced opposition while Mr. Hale stepped forward to speak, taking the floor to present his perspective amid lingering debate.
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Mr. Hale
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