Kochs Secret Disclosed The Lymph Extract Revealed
Berlin Jan 15 The long awaited secret of ingredients in Kochs famed lymph is public now Koch confirms and cites experiments showing the glycerine extract from tubercle bacilli as the curative basis It details injection effects in tuberculous guinea pigs and the shift from living to killed cultures and outlines the solubility and purification notes with practical implications for treatment plans.
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Berlin
Professor Koch
Koch
Weigert
Tuberculous Tissue Response to a Remedy and Koch’s Note
The text reviews how necrosis from tubercle bacilli limits spread, the action of a remedy containing necrotizing substance, and the complex, dose dependent effects on tuberculous tissue observed by Koch. It notes temporary cures at the Mobile Hospital with three months of sputum negative results and fading symptoms.
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Koch
Moabil Hospital
Virchow warns on Koch remedy after fatal cases
In Berlin on January 15, Professor Virchow resumed his lecture before the Medical Association addressing fatal results after Koch remedy use. He opposed no remedy, but urged caution. An animated debate followed with Professors Frankel and Baginsky supporting inoculation risks. Many Vienna patients, reading Virchow, refused further Koch treatments.
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Berlin
Medical Association
Virchow
Frankel
Baginsky
Vienna
Mrs Walter Baker of Dorchester Dies After Long Life
Dorchester resident Eleanor Jameson Williams Baker died Wednesday morning at her home. Born July 9, 1806 in Boston, she hosted a hospitable circle, supported troops in the Civil War, aided Cretan refugees, and contributed to the Second Church of Dorchester. Her funeral is set for Saturday at noon at her late residence.
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Walter Baker
Dorchester
Eleanor Jameson Williams Baker
Boston
Fort Hall
Robert Williams
Robert
Majory Williams
Harvard College
Roxbury Latin School
Revolutionary Wariland
Shays
Long Wharf
Massachusetts
Society of the Cincinnati
Hannah
James
Eleanor (Campbell) Jameson
Freeport
Gulielmo Gajani
Captain Lippinsky
Andrew
Rule 21 amended to speed legislative business in General Court
The House voted to discharge the rules report and adopt an amended Rule 21 to expedite business, allowing a three day clerk examination window. Debates centered on preserving member rights while improving efficiency. Rosnosky’s amendment failed. the committee report was accepted and a clerk authorized. Also reported: mayoral petitions for borrowing and bridges. inquiries into corporate law and eight hour workday. delivery of liquor by innholders. Tucker unveils new book A Quaker Home.
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Quincy
Committee On Rules
Committee On
Babson
Gloucester
Sohier
Beverly
Moriarity
Worcester
Rosnosky
Boston
Tucker
New Bedford
Bill of Paxton
Senate
Massachusetts
New England
Howard
Bristol
City of
Organizing the American Bobbin Spool and Shuttle Co
In Portland Maine on January 15 the American Bobbin Spool and Shuttle Company was formed. It claims to be fully American with 86 percent of U S bobbin and shuttle interests and a 2 million dollar paid up capital. George Munroe Endicott of Boston is president and William A French of Boston is treasurer. Clarence Hale of Portland is counsel. The firm plans economizing in manufacture and sale and includes Maine timber lands and finishing factories in major manufacturing centers.
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Portland
Bobbin, Spool & Shuttle Company
United States
Maine
Clarence Hale
George Munroe Endicott
Boston
William A. French
Obituary notices for D Pattee and Duke of Bedford
The report notes the death yesterday of As a D Pattee at his son Charles H Pattee’s residence in Winthrop born December 2 1814 in Thornton New Hampshire. He rose from a poor boy to a successful carpenter hotelier and real estate owner in Cambridge and Charlestown. The piece also announces the death of Francis Charles Hastings Russell ninth Duke of Bedford at seventy one in October highlighting his farming philanthropy liberal politics and scholarly pursuits. includes a financial statement for Phoenix Insurance Company showing net surplus 653704 and assets 6098315 as of January 1 1891.
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D. Pattee
Charles H. Pattee
Winthrop
Thornton
N. H
Joseph Pattee
Bunker Hill
Boston
Cambridge
Charlestown
Falmouth House
Royal Agricultural Eee
Essex Prohibition Club meeting discusses alcohol trends and politics
The Essex County Prohibition Club met at Town Hall with officers elected led by President Rev. A. A. Williams and secretary Miss M. J. Floyd. Mrs. M. O. Stevens urged opposition to the Republican party while criticizing government policy on distilled spirits and foreign beer markets.
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Beverly
Essex County Prohibition Club
Town Hall
A. A. Williams
Lynn
M. J. Floyd
Peabody
J. Winslow Perkins
Lynnfield
E. C. Ewin
Danvers
J. H Thompson
William B. Morgan
Wenha
M. O. Stevens
State Department
James G. Blaine
Ident Harrison
Marriages Bissett Kelly Gay Dunbar Jameson Van Wie
Marriages reported from Boston and New York list Duncan J Bissett marrying Gertrude F E Kelly in Boston on January 14. Ware B Gay wed Emma Dunbar in Hingham the same day. Samuel S Jameson of Boston to Kate Van Wie of New York City wed in New York City on January 14.
Deaths and funerals of local residents listed
Death notices from Dorchester Greenwood and city sources dated January 12 to 15 list Eleanor J W Baker 84 funeral at Washington and Park streets January 17 at noon Deborah Bryant Carey 75 7 months widow of Daniel Carey of Selingsgrove Asa D Pattee father of Charles H Pattee January 15 Francis J Glover 46 Mary Walsh 77 widow of John Walsh South Boston Francis Latchford 66 James Lauren Van Buren Indianapolis father of Rev J H Van Buren Lynn.
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Pattee
Winbrom
Asa D
Charles H. Pattee
van Buren
Indianapolis
Ind
James Lauren van Buren
J. H. van Buren
Lynn
Walsh
Charlestown
Mary
John Walsh
Navy Examining Board Heads Change In Naval Medical Staff
Naval orders detail William T Hood becoming president of the Medical Examining Board on January 22, replacing retired John Y Taylor. R C Dean leaves Chelsea Naval Hospital January 20 to join the board. William H Rush and Richard Asbridge have duties revoked on Saratoga and Newark respectively. Albert Mertz from Minnesota to Yantte. Gi P Lumsden to Ajax near Richmond. A G Cabell detached to Newark. Lt B M Mason moves to Chicago. Alfred Reynolds and Glennie Tarbox granted three months leave from Swatara.
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Washington
Sorcran
Naval
William T. Hood
John Y. Taylor
R. C. Dean
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Mass
William H. Rush
Saratoga
Newark
Richard Asbridge
Albert Mertz
Minnesota
Yantte
Gi. P. Lumsden
Ajax
Richmond
Sureen
A.G. Cabell
Aty
B. M. Mason
Navy Department
Chicago
Alfred Reynolds
Glennie Tarbox
Swatara
Stoddard Delivers Norway Lecture in Boston Last Night
Last evening at Boston Music Hall Mr. Stod dard drew an overflowing audience with a well received talk on Norway. Tomorrow afternoon opens the first of two Passion Play matinees. An error on the tickets claims a lecture on the 19th. there will be none. Stoddard wraps up his Boston visit next week with the Passion Play lecture set for Friday evening January 23 and Saturday afternoon January 24.
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Boston Music Hall
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Julia A. A. Libbey
Charles A. Welch
Boston
Boston Post
Jonny W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Massachu Ujshtis
Middlesex
Eleanor
Beals
Lexington
George H. Whittemore
Cambridge
Grorce M. Brooks
J. LH. Tyler
Commonwealth OF
Joan W. McKrt
Register
Area
Massauculus
Margaret Kenniff
Said County
Daniel J. Kennith
Somerville
Jonny W. McKim, Esquire
Epee
John Dickinson
Watertown
Henry &. Dickinson
William Minot
Holden
George M. Brooks
J. H. Tyler
Neers
Jussiah P. Mendum
Melrose
Ernest Menlum
Lydia Mendum
James C. Davis
Sepeer
Jedham
Norfolk
George White
Jonathan Cobb
OWLCE
Ae McDermott
Hannah McDermott
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Court
Hoeton
Farmers’ Loan
t'Just Company
Moston
Theo. C, Hurd
Theo. C. Hurd
Boston Directors Elected at Annual Stockholders Meeting
Boston January 13 1891 stockholders elected a board for the ensuing year naming Charles E Stens Gerries 2 Billengs George H Ball Arles G Whit James L Wesson Horace H Stevens Henry Brooks Albert 3 Bigelow Charles H Vole Roxteague Gsaha reelected president H Cole name appears in the report.
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Boston
Ensu Tevas
Charles E. Stens
Gerries
Billengs
George H. Ball
Arles G. Whit James L. Wesson
Horace H. Stevens
Henry Brooks
Albert
Bigelow
Charles H. Vole
Ataais
BiluikGs
Roxteague Gsaha
Magraad
H. Cole
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Oston
General Senate Business
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Smith & Dove Manufacturing Company
Andover
American Bobbin, Spool & Shuttle Company
Poenix Lnsurance Company of
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Pennsylvania
Golden Gate
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Riverside
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Monterey
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Iiueceee
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J. R. Wood
Music Hall
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J. B
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Vening
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Ozias W. Pond
Stoddard
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Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkin
Ery
Chicago Opera House
Boston Philharmonic Orchestra
Bernhard Listemann
Meters
Anudres and Doerner
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Br. G. Rob Clark
Baro
Wilassist
Globe Theatre
Herald, Transcript and Journal
Marie Tempest
J. C. Dutt
Comicspera Company
RED Hussar
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Scholffel
First Corps of Cadets
Senorita Carmencita
Koster & Bial
New York
Cromwell
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Madison Square Theatre
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
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Betty
Hols ST
Isaac B. Rich
T. James
Heatre
T. Powers
John J. MecNally
London
Bill
Beethoven
Wellington
Bismarck
Carlsbad
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay St
N. Y
Florida
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington Street
J. Woop
Boylston Street
Alex
Porter
State Street
Andrew Bates
Bates
Hooston
E. Irving Smith
HLE
Louis LE Blanch
County of
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Clesex
James G. Badger
Newton
East Cambridge
Gilbert C. Burnham
Court St
Army and Navy Gazette
MR. Stoddard
Norway
Heolor
Thompson & Baker Coal CO
Congress St
van Houren
van Houten
Commonwealth OF Massachs
Setis
Supreme Judicial
UTE
Jane B. Gregory
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Charles Lovejoy
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of
Kansas
State of
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Jane
Gregory
Joan F. Tyler
Otlce
Annt Kennedy
Patrick J. Flatley
Patrick M. Keating
John Noble
C. H. Cooper
Asat
Essex
Rodney Clarence Allen
Manchester
Jennie M
Bernice May Woodbury
Escover O
Woodbury
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
Ida N. Woodbury
Ida
Bernicé
Bernice May Allen
Oma
A. D
Rodney C. Allen
Jennie M. Allen
Salem
The
Boston Lost
O. Woodbury
Robin E. Harmon
J.'l, Mahoney
J.T. Mahoney
Susie Yuill
Malaen
Robert W. Yuill
Revelstoke
Dominion of Canada
Chesta
Nova Scotia
Robert W. Yuiil
Bridgewater
Commonwealth
Great Village
Colchester County
Berry
Superior Court
Massachoussetts
Gottfried H.merkel
NEW York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
Jos. A. Willard
Jos
A. Willard
Zunas
Arnold
S Atty
the Globe National Bank of Boston
Fannier Tian
Yucatan
Mme. LE Plonceon
N. E. Woman’s Press Association
Tremont Temple
B. M. C. Uilion
Ivivsteatep
Union Hall
C. Howard Walker
Constantinople
Sicily
William H. Baldwin
W. B. Clarky
Sec’y
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Masfield
Bajanbha
Howard Atheneum
WM. Harris
Henry Big Burlesque
Rivate Examinations
DR. Bazzarro
Weat Dedham Street
City
John Jeffries & Sons
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Viginity
Devonshire St
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