Less eugenics and more old fashioned love says Horner
Dr J Richey Horner of the Cleveland Homoeopathy Medical College told the American Institute of Homoeopathy that society needs more love than eugenics. He urged universal education and age nine instruction, with respect for mothers and indivdual lessons rather than classes.
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Atlantic City
N. J
J. Richey Horner
Cleveland Homoeopathy Medical College
Bureau of Sanitary Science
American Institute of Homoeopathy
Dr. Horner
Three Die in Manchester Lodging House Fire
A Manchester lodging house fire at 1111 Elm Street killed three men and injured several others. Fire officials blame neglect of fire escapes and vow prosecutions if fault is found. Victims include John Reed 25 from Brookline Mass, Mederic Caron, and Albert Lachance both residents of Manchester. Reed died en route to hospital after leaping from a third floor window.
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Manchester
N. H
Elm Street
Charles C. Hayes
Thomas W. Lane
John Reed
Brookline
Mass
Mederic Caron
Albert Lachance
Reed
Fire Department
Westerly Doctor Held on a Murder Charge
In Westerly Rhode Island Dr Percy A Senior is held without bail on murder and criminal operation charges after the death of 18 year old Miss Katie Bent venot. The cases were continued to July 10 after his not guilty plea.
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Westerly
R. I
Katie Bentvenot
Percy A. Senior
Fruit Growers Hear Call for Regional Small Fruit Power
Eastern Massachusetts is praised as the best section for small fruit raising by J. H. Putnam ex-president of the Connecticut Pomological Society at a Massachusetts Fruit Growers Association field meeting in Westwood. He urged district schools to teach agriculture and urged growers to focus on fruit quality and cooperative marketing. The group toured Mr. Margeson’s currants and cherries, with 25 000 quarts of currants and 4000 pounds of cherries produced annually, among 30 currant varieties. luncheon followed in tents as rain sheltered attendees.
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Massachusetts
J. H. Putnam
Connecticut Pomological Society
Massachusetts Fruit Growers Association
I. I. Margeson
Westwood
Mr. Putnam
Margeson
F. Howard Brown
Marlboro
Mass
Wilfrid Wheeler
Concord
State Board of Agriculture
Sylvester Carter
North Wilmington
George L. L. Allen
Medfield
J. D. Tilton
Wellesley
Frank W. Very
Henry L. Crane
George Knapp
Framingham
Warren White
Holliston
Marcus L. Haye
Marcus Brown
Defence rests in Clute murder trial in Albany
The Clute murder trial in Albany proceeds with the defence resting after limited testimony. Prosecutor Alexa is set to present the case while the judge expects a long charge and a possible extended session.
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Clute
Albany
N. Y
Malcolm Gi
William Rome
Alexa
Add
Two men charged in string of express wagon robberies
Joseph Bloom of 8 Dunkeld Street Roxbury and Daniel McGrath, recently released from Concord Reformatory, were arraigned on multiple larceny counts. McGrath held for 7500 dollars and Bloom for 1000 pending July 9 hearing as police recover a large stash of shoes and other merchandise.
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Joseph Bloom
Dunkeld Street
Roxbury
Daniel McGrath
Concord Reformatory
Bloom
McGrath
Atlantic Avenue
Cotton Court
Northern Avenue
City Hall Avenue
Rafferty
Lagrange Street
Saloon Where Boys Got Liquor Is Closed
The Licensing Board found John E. and Helena Oden Weller, holders of a first class liquor license at 242 West Fourth Street South Boston, guilty of selling intoxicating liquors to four minor boys and ordered the saloon closed from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. Monday August 3. The firm was also charged with selling to an intoxicated person, but evidence was insufficient.
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John E
Helena Odenweller
West Fourth Street
South
Boston
Theodore Roosevelt Defies Wilson Over Colombia Treaty
In Oyster Bay Roosevelt blasts Wilson and Bryan over a proposed 25 million dollar Colombia treaty. He accuses the administration of betraying U S respect and denounces the pact in a Senate context while noting J T Du Bois criticism of Roosevelt era actions related to Panama.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Wilson
Colombia
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Bryan
Roosevelt
J. T. du Bois
Panama
du Bois
Senate
Statement on Du Bois and the Colombia Blackmail Payoff
The colonel asserts Mr. Du Bois was an instrument and that Mr. Wilson is responsible for payment to Colombia. He says whether done on his own initiative or at Bryan’s urging is unimportant and notes neither Wilson nor Bryan can answer the statement regarding the payoff.
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Mr. du Bois
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt Attacks Colombia Treaty Over Blackmail Claim
The article reports Roosevelt denouncing a Colombia treaty as payment of blackmail harming American honor and interests. It notes accusations that Americans seek British or other protection, and references Du Bois as an “instrument” in draft terms exposed by Secretary Bryan. The piece mentions later claims the draft was not approved by Taft.
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Ili
Colombia
United States
Roosevelt
Mr. du Bois
du Boigf
Bryan
Taft
Jaft
Idaho Transferred to Greek Government Arrangement
Washington reports arrangements completed for the transfer of the battleship Idaho from Naples to the Greek government. The Maine sails from Philadelphia to receive Idaho's crew and naval academy midshipmen. Mississippi to Greek sailors at Newport News next week. A $12,000,000 check for the two ships will likely be delivered at the Navy Department. The Greek government will be represented by an American shipbuilding company agent.
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Washington
Idaho
Naples
Maine
Philadelphia
Naval Academy
Mississippi
Newport News
Navy Department
General Evans Denies Speech Misquote in New York
Brigadier General Robert K. Evans, temporarily commanding the eastern department, told Secretary Garrison he did not criticize the administration in a New York speech last week. He issued the denial in Washington today.
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Washington
Robert K. Evans
Eastern Department
Garrison
New York
President Seeks Views of Business Leaders
The President held cordial talks with business leaders including J. P. Morgan firm officials and bankers like James Speyer. White House said discussions were not aimed at steering policy, and no big business leaders were necessarily summoned. Andrew Carnegie and James J. Hill visited briefly for personal reasons. Morgan described the visit as cordial and refused to reveal exact topics.
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Morgan
White House
Wilson
Mr. Morgan
Bishop Matz Receives Private audience with Pope
July 2. The Right Rev. Nicholas C. Matz, bishop of Denver, Colo, was received in private audience today by the Pope. A party of 40 American pilgrims was then presented to the Pope by the vice rector of the American College at Rome.
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Rome
Nicholas C. Matz
Denver
Cok
American College At
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