Friedmann Cure Eases Suffering in New York
Sixteen tubercular patients treated by Dr. Friedmann with Dr. Mannheimer showed marked improvement this afternoon. One knee infection patient bent the knee easily. kidney and bladder pain relief reported as well. An assistant, Dr. Benjamin, complained of no pay since leaving Berlin. Friedmann plans a large clinic of about 100 patients at the Hospital for Deformities and Joint Diseases while arranging examinations for infection control.
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New York
Friedmann
George Mannheimer
Berlin
Harry Benjamin
Ansonia
Marseilles
Dr. Friedmann
Dr. Benjamin
The
United States
Tuberculosis Patients Show Improvement After Treatment
Dr Friedmann reports 12 TB cases treated at Dr Mannheimer’s office feel stronger and physically improved in every way. Blood drops were drawn from each patient for culture. No injections given today. some may be ready in two weeks. Statement released by two men for Dr Friedmann.
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Friedmann
Mannheimer
Marriage License Issued in 1911 for Krueger and Miskelly
The Somerville City Clerk granted a license on December 13 1911 to Henry Krueger and Mary J Miskelly. The license was returned showing they wed last Sunday by Rev Wilbur K Thomas of Roxbury. Krueger age 73 and Miskelly 68 at issuance. both widowed before this marriage.
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Cook
Somerville
Henry Krueger
Mary J. Miskelly
Wilbur K. Thomas
Hazelwood Street
Roxbury
Krueger
Verdict Expected in Cope Alienation Suit
The jury hearing the $25,000 alienation of affections suit by Frederick W. Cope against John Shaw will report a verdict to Judge White this morning. Cope is a Cambridge plumbing salesman. Shaw is an elderly retired furniture manufacturer.
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Frederick W. Cope
Cambridge
John Shaw
White
Cope case and Shaw lodger tale in Cambridge
Mrs Winifred N Cope testified of abuse by her husband Frederick Cope and of fear of him while lodger Shaw stayed at their Pearl Street home. She admitted kissing Shaw only when she said she did and explained her visits to his room for better light. The trial went to the jury.
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Frederick
Shaw
Cope
Mr. Shaw
Attorney Carr
Mrs. Cope
Weymouth
Pearl Street
Cambridge
Maud Murray
Muriel
30 Year Fight Over 7 Million Dollars Ends Without Victory
The Western Union Telegraph Company and the American Bell Telephone Company failed to win full satisfaction in the $7,000,000 suit before Judge William S. Putnam. Judge Colt previously awarded Western Union about $8.14 million plus stock. Bell claimed excessive and Western Union said insufficient. The case may go to the U.S. Supreme Court, though merger into American Telephone and Telegraph may affect that step.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
American Bell Telephone Company
Telegraph Company
William S. Putnam
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Colt
Telephone Company
United States Supreme Court
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Hollis Named President of Worcester Polytech Institute
Worcester March 18 Professor Ira N Hollis of Harvard Engineering has accepted the presidency of Worcester Polytechnic Institute and will take office July 1 succeeding interim president J L Conant He helped design Soldiers Field and holds honorary degrees from Harvard and Union College He is active in civil engineering societies and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
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Ira N. Hollis
Harvard University
Worcester Polytechnic School
J. L Conant
Hollis
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Union
Boston Society of Civil Engineers
Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education
The
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Wilson ends push for 125 million China loan
President Wilson, after cabinet discussion, announced that the administration will not ask American bankers to resume negotiations for participation in the 125 million loan sought by the Chinese government.
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Washington
New York
Willard D. Straight
Bryan
State Department
West
United States
Wilson
Central America
Taft
Decree Granted in Suffolk Superior Divorce Case
Judge King grants Jillian M. Brown a divorce from Frank J. Brown of East Foxboro after she testified to a profitable job as a bookkeeper. The court awards alimony and notes it will report Brown’s past to the district attorney for possible criminal proceedings. Evidence was presented in camera.
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Frank J. Brown
Jillian M. Brown
East Foxboro
King
Suffolk
Brown
Easter Window Display At Leopold Morse Co Boston
The Leopold Morse Company showcases an elaborate Easter window display featuring clothing haberdashery shoes and hats for men and youths. Floral touches include American Beauty roses and Niloak sardinieres set on purple velvet and green vines with white striped Victoria damask floors.
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Leopold Morse Company
Boston
Leopold Morse
Morse’s
Morse's
Mrs Wagenia Behr Dies at 51 in Jamaica Plain Home
Mrs Wagenia Behr wife of George Behr a noted musician with the Symphony Orchestra died last night at her home Rockview street Jamaica Plain aged 51 she is survived by two daughters
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Wagenia Behr
George Behr
Symphony
Rockview Street
Jamaica Plain
Protests Against Forcible Feeding Of Suffragettes In London
A large public meeting in London denounced forcible feeding of imprisoned suffragettes. Bishop of Lincoln framed the movement as moral force against brute force. Johnston Forbes-Robertson warned against forcible feeding in America. George Bernard Shaw called it illegal, while Reginald McKenna faced a proposed legal change by Parliament.
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London
Lincoln
Johnston Forbes-Robertson
America
George Bernard Shaw
Reginald McKenna
Home Secretary
Parliament debate on suffragette punishment in prison
Home Secretary McKenna warned only options were more incarceration or death for suffragette prisoners and sought expanded powers to release prisoners on license and monitor them closely. A Liberal MP warned of a conspiracy to kidnap McKenna. The militant suffragette union released Sylvia Pankhurst’s prison letter describing force feeding and gagging.
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Home
McKenna
Ireland
Ile
Artur Markham
Home Secretary
Militant
Suffragette Union Today
Emmeline Pankhurst
Sylvia
Holloway
Judges Rescind Private Hearing in United Shoe Case
The United Shoe Machinery case saw Judges Putnam Brown and Dodge rescind a prior private hearing order. The court set a Thursday deadline for the government to file a motion and affidavit seeking a public hearing of testimony aimed at dissolving the company as an illegal monopoly.
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Putnam, Brown and Dodge
United States District Court
United Shoe Machinery
Madero Family Chooses New York Residence
Gabriel Madero announced the Madero family will live in New York rather than San Antonio, citing memories of the city where Francisco Madero led the revolution that toppled Diaz. The piece notes San Antonio ties and notes spring home features in the upcoming Post homes page.
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New York
San Antonio
Tex
Madero
Gabriel Madero
Francisco Madero
Diaz
S Matter Pop at The Day of Rest Highlighted in Sunday Post
The comic section of the upcoming Sunday Post features S'Matter Pop at The Day of Rest as a highlighted strip to enjoy.
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