Long Island Almshouse inquiry reviews patient care
The Committee on Institutions opened hearings into the Long Island Almshouse and Hospital chaired by Bresnahan with city officials and trustees. Inmates described poor clothing and food while officials defended medical oversight and denied fatalities from a strychnine overdose, noting an autopsy and druggist error. The session included testimony from Dr Hartwell, Dr Cox, and several nurses, with further hearings planned for next week.
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Long Island Almshouse
Bresnahan
Nolan
Flanagan
Farwell
Conway
Bell
Foley
Jordan
Brazzell
Bradley
Alice N. Lincoln
Walter Hunnewell
William H. Grainger
Henry Dobbins
Arthur G. Everett
Frances D. Morse
W. Prentise Parker
Committee of Investigation
the Almshouse
Board of Trustees
Hartwell
Cox
Lincoln
Long Island Hospital
Bright
Long Island
Dobbins
Hiim
Iresnahan
Dobiinw
Marke
Boston
Dobb
Bridget Yobin
Catherine Curran
Stacey
Tobin
Kelley
Griffiths
Hewsins
Lucy
Marshall
Miss Kelley
Miss Griffiths
Bridget Tobin
Miss Lucy
Lord
Stacy
Van Choate files $50 million suit against General Electric
Sylvanus F. Van Choate, a Boston electrical inventor, sues GE for patent infringements claiming control methods for multipolar motors and dynamos and metallic casings for motors. He alleges a syndicate backs the action. GE calls it routine and not material. The attachment covers GE assets and is returnable in October.
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Sylvanus F. van Choate
General Electric Company
S. A. Fuller
van Choate
Boston
New York
van Choate Electric Company
A. Fuller
van Choare
General Electric Co
General Office
Lynn
Post
Fuller
General Electric
United States Patent Office
Electric
United States
Governor Bates Signs Bill Releasing IT Property
Governor Bates yesterday afternoon signed the bill transferring the Commonwealths interests in the Institute of Technology property to the institution.
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Bates
Commonwealth
Institute of Technology
Nam Quit Cotton Mill Closes in Rhode Island
Bristol Rhode Island June 18 The Nam quit cotton mill owned by the Richmond Manufacturing Company employing 200 hands was shut down tonight indefinitely due to the high price of cotton.
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Bristol, R. I
Namquit
Richmond Manufacturing Company
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