Catholic Leaders Coming to National Catholic Convention
The Springfield osteopath Dr Matthew T Mayes was named to the State Board of Registration in Medicine by Governor Guild amid tensions with osteopaths seen as non physicians. Delegates to the American Federation of Catholic Societies convention will convene at Symphony Hall the week of August 9, with arrangements made at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross under Rev Francis Dolan.
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Matthew T. Mayes
Springfield
State Board of Registration In Medicine
State Board of Medicine
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Symphony Hall
Cathedral
Francis Dolan
Henry Wessling
Kidnap Case Stirs Towns as Mob Demands Arrest
Angered by the kidnapping of 7 year old Cora Bell Garton in Millville, mobs from Clayton Pitman and Glassboro stormed the jail to lynch the suspect Charles Hemphill, but he was moved to Woodbury. In Onset Bay summer residents complain of motor boat noise and seek action to restore quiet.
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Glassboro
N. J
Cora Bell Garton
Millville
William Jassell
Clayton
Pitman
Charles Hemphill
Woodbury
Onset Bay
Hemphill
Charlies Shreve
Cora
Mr. Jassell
State doctors debate osteopathy and medical licensing
Practitioners rally over an osteopath on the registration board and calls to legalize osteopathy as a medical school. Dr. Silas D. Presley notes the Massachusetts Medical Society may object to an outright osteopath while cautioning against altering the law and school requirements. Dr. Achorn and Rep Weeks threaten Supreme Court action over a 10-year active practice eligibility rule.
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State Board
Silas D. Presley
Taunton
Massachusetts Medical Society
Mayes
Medical Society
C. B. Achorn
Representative Weeks
Supreme Court
Black Cat Attacks Three in Brooklyn Heat Chase
A wild black cat, possibly heat exhausted, bit three people and terrified crowds in a frantic run along Gates and Throop avenues and Monroe street in Brooklyn. No further details available.
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York
Monroe Street
Brooklyn
Boston convention prep outlined with mass and sessions
Sub committees report readiness for a large delegate turnout. Information booths will greet visitors at two railroad terminals and volunteers will guide delegates to hotels. The program runs Aug 9 to Aug 12 with masses, speeches by Archbishop O Connell, Lt. Gov. Draper, Mayor Hibbard, and various church and civic leaders, plus business sessions and outings.
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Mer. H. A. Teeling
Lynn
Thomas I. Gasson
Joseph O’neil
Thomas Cannon
Chicago
Catholic Press
F. W. Keckenkamp
Quincy
Ill
Catholic Laborer
James A. McFaul
Trenton
Federation
Irene II wins Bermuda race attempt with maiden finish in New Rochelle
Irene II the 270 mile Marblehead to New Rochelle race winner finished first in 32 hours 3 minutes with a corrected time of 20 hours 80 minutes 20 seconds. The Picaroon owned by T Baylies may win with a 28 hour 4 minute 60 second corrected time. Fortuna, Barbarane, Kittross and Pollywog follow as finishers with varying allowances.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
W. Granberg
Irene II
Bermuda
Marblehead
T. Baylies
R. Hutchinson
Fortuna
Barbarane
Massachusetts Bay
Nantucket Shoals
Gay Head
Block Island
Trene II
Walter Beiling
Bryan Comments On Taft Campaign Contributions
Lincoln Neb July 18 Mr Bryan spoke lightly and sarcastically about Tafts reported declaration that the Republican national committee would refuse corporate campaign contributions. He welcomed Taft to publish all contributions above a reasonable minimum before the election.
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Lincoln, Neb
Bryan
Taft
Republican National Committee
Boston Post
Democrats gathered at Yellowstone spark anti Bryan worries
The article notes several anti Bryan Democrats like Judge Alton B Parker Roger Sullivan John Hopkins and Paul Cravath are at Yellowstone National Park or en route. It cites a dozen or more influential anti Bryan figures possibly meeting there and fears of a hidden opposition plan within the party. Bryan loyalists say none of his trusted lieutenants are present yet some may go to observe.
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Mr. Bryan
Yellowstone National Park
Nebraska
Yellowstone Park
Alton B. Parker
New York
Roger D. Sullivan
John D. Hopkins
Chicago
Paul D. Cravath
Thomas F. Ryan
Yellowstone
Bryan
Six Adrift on Power Launch Off Gallup's Island
A South Boston power dory Rose with owner captain Jar Van Generte and five guests drifted with engine failure off Gallup's Island. A handkerchief on an oar signaled distress as the west wind drove the craft seaward. Police boat Guardian responded and towed the dory to City Point, amid rising panic among the passengers.
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Gallup's Island
Dory Rose
Boston
Jar van Generte
Guardian
City Point
Debate Over Banks Statue Inscription At Capitol
A reading dispute over the inscription on the General N P Banks statue fuels a row among veterans and G A R members. They argue Banks did not command the Fifth Corps of the Army of the Potomac before July 1862, while officials contend the military order and later actions justify the pedestal wording.
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State House
Joseph Hooker
Daniel Webster
Horace Mann
Charles Devens
Nathaniel P. Banks
New Banks
Hooker
N. P. Banks
Capitol
General Banks
Fifth Corps
Army of the Potomac
Joe
U. S. Volunteers
National Dictionary of American Biography
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Massachusetts
Fifth Army
Banks
Congressional Committee On
Lincoln
Army of
Lander
Washington
Potomac
Winchester
Shields
Army of the
Fifth Army Corps
Shah Loses Control of Tabriz as Royalists Fail
Tabriz, Persia, July 19. The town is now in rebel hands except for one quarter. Rahim Khan's horsemen withdrew, signaling the collapse of the Shah's attempt to seize control. Royal Infantry from Teheran abandoned rifles and uniforms and returned home.
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Tabriz
Persia
Rahim Khan
Royal Infantry
Teheran
Taft Not To Tour Country In New York Campaign
William H Taft will not make political speeches in New York during the campaign. He declined an invitation to attend the Syracuse agricultural fair despite managers wishing him and Sherman to open the campaign there.
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New York
William H.aaft
New York State
Syracuse
Taft
Mr. Sherman
Taft Arrests Speech Tour Aims For Cincinnati
Taft regrets missing Syracuse visit and does not plan speeches outside Cincinnati in September and October. Republican leaders oppose wide touring by a presidential candidate preferring quiet at home and delegations arriving there. The Canton McKinley campaign cited as a model of this approach.
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Taft
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Canton
McKinley
Taft Elected Member of Steam Shovelmen
Taft to be notified in Cincinnati of presidential nomination will also receive election as a member of the International Society of Steam Shovelmen. He aided steam shovelmen at Panama. T. J. Dolan of Chicago is president.
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Hot Springs
William H. Taft
Cincinnati
Republican Party
International Society of Steam Shovelmen
T. J. Dolan
Chicago
Taft
Panama
Balloons as War Aid
Washington reports that army balloon tests at Fort Myer next week draw wide military interest. Officers expect balloons and air ships to form an advance column in future wars. Diplomats will observe and report to their governments as a naval aerostat corps may be formed. Assistant Secretary Newberry will attend the tests. An American dirigible built by the air ship and Balloon Corporation is to be tried before a naval board.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Fort Myer
Diplomatic Corps
Newberry
American Air Ship and Balloon Corporation
Naval Board
Roosevelt crosses gulf en route to Straits of Belle Isle
Arctic bound steamer Roosevelt had crossed the Gulf of St. Lawrence and neared the Straits of Belle Isle at six tonight. Commander Peary reported from Point Armour via Cape Ray that they arrived Point Amour light at six Sunday night with fine weather and a good run across the gulf.
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New York
Roosevelt
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Straits of Belle Isle
Boston Post
Peary
Point Armour
Cape Ray
N. F
Point Amour Light
Gulf
Straits
Noise on Boston Harbor Sparks Debate Over Boat Whistles
Surveyor J. J. McCarthy defends motor boat noise as a safety measure in Boston harbor citing the need for whistles bells and gongs to warn other vessels. He notes no formal complaints have been received though some motorists remove mufflers to gain speed.
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Boston
Port
J. J. McCarthy
Gloucester
Boston Harbor
Poelice
Boy Dies After Mosquito Bite Blood Poisoning
William Bretthaupt aged 2, of 100 Twentieth Street, New York, died after a blood poisoning developed from a mosquito bite received on July 4. He fought the illness for two weeks and succumbed yesterday.
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New York
William Bretthaupt
Twentieth Street
The Summer Dish Digestible Whole Wheat
The article extols whole wheat as ideal for summer when made digestible. It describes a four step process steam cooking six hours curing flaky thinning to allow digestion and a 400 degree toast for 30 minutes to create a fully digestible food, noting it requires four times as long to prepare.
Maple Flake Wheat Dish Ad Strategy
A playful ad promotes Maple Flake a wheat dish cooked in pure maple syrup aimed at children. It urges readers to try one package now to entice repeat purchases, then suggests letting the food itself persuade future interest.
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GUILD
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Duryeas
National Starch Company
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Picaroon
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Shah
Helen
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