Civil Engineer Sentenced for Assault in Hoboken
John H. Martin a Hoboken civil engineer was sentenced to 15 years in the penitentiary for assaulting Mrs Anna Earle a Swiss in his apartment Jersey City May 18. Earle said Martin spoke German enticed her to the apartment where she was chloroformed and kept all night. She escaped with some of Martins clothes.
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Jersey City
N. J
John H. Martin
Hoboken
Anna Earle
Martin
Earle
Inter state Commerce panel backs deeper Cape Canal after purchase
The Interstate Commerce Committee, which proposed buying the Cape Cod Canal for 11.5 million dollars, recommends the government widen and deepen the waterway after acquisition in its House report.
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Cape Canal
Washington
Interstate Commerce Committee
Cape Cod Canal
House
Renewal of youth reforms warned as dangerous fakes
A public warning describes gland transplantation and internal gland extract treatments marketed as youth renewal as fake and dangerous. The piece cautions that such methods aim to make the aged young again but are ineffective and harmful.
Endocrinology Caution Urges Slow Progress in Gland Studies
Dr Francis X Mahoney of Boston warns against extravagant claims in glandular therapy and youth renewal. He cites scientists like Harvey Cushing and Walter Cannon urging caution and notes many therapies lack hospital or lab backing.
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Francis X. Mahoney
Peas
Department of Earth
Boston
Harvey B. Cushing
Walter B. Cannon
Harvard
Transplanting Animal Glands for Youth Questioned
A medical debate questions the feasibility of using animal glands to restore youth. Dr Mahoney warns that animal to human transplants do not grow or function and degenerate, while Steinach’s method hinges on tying glands to remove useless cells to boost vitality, though claims rest on rat studies, not humans.
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Steinach
Sternach
Russian Symphony Society Sues Thomspon for 37500
The Russian Symphony Society sues William Boyce Thompson for 37500 claiming he promised 60000 to fund a national 1918 19 tour and actually yielded 22600 after the tour. Thompson became president and guarantor in August 1918 with Boris Bakhmeteff as honorary president Percy Rockefeller as vice president and Margaret Woodrow Wilson chairing the ladies committee.
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New York
Russian Symphony Society
William Boyce Thompson
seAason
Thompson
Boris A. Bakhmeteff
Washington
Lady Astor Given Warm Reception in Ottawa
Lord and Lady Astor received an enthusiastic ovation in Ottawa on May 18 as a special party train arrived. A conductor praised Lady Astor as the finest woman ever to ride in the car.
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Lady Astor
Ottawa
Lord
German Americans Return Home on Hansa in Hamburg Welcome
The steamship Hansa arrives in Hamburg with 1000 German-Americans returning after a decade away. 200000 locals greet them with joy as crowds wave flags and sing Deutschland Uber Alles. Officials from government and Schleswig Holstein host a lavish welcome and plan tours to Bremen and other Hanseatic cities.
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Hamburg
Germany
Associated Press
Hansa
Bremen
Boyle Bros Lead in Easy Payment Credit Service
Boyle Bros mark 44 years since opening and remain a pioneer in the credit clothing trade. The Old Reliable Credit House touts low prices, easy terms, and strong guarantees across three Boston stores with superior service and wide stock for the whole family.
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ORTY
Boyle Bros
Boston
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