Sulzer Blame Over Stock Gambling Follows Albany Notes
Testimony details Governor Sulzer's securities tied to Mrs Sulzer and a margin account with Harris Fuller. Fuller says the securities belonged to Mrs Sulzer and the governor used them to secure loans while the Carnegie Trust failed. Cross entries and bookkeeping moves hid the true loan status as prosecutors seek charges related to stock price manipulation.
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New York
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Montana
Kiesel
Assembly
New York Stock Exchange
Tariff Bill Passed by House Amid Cotton Tax Debate
Representative Underwood led the final push for the Smith Lever cotton futures tax amendment in a 171 to 161 House vote. The bill now heads to the Senate where further conference actions loom as Democrats press for a caucus to review the conference report.
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Minnesota
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Wisconsin
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California
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Farmer Is Shot While He Sleeps in New Hampshire
Edward A. Shackford, a prosperous Freedom farmer, was murdered in his bed by two masked assailants who chloroformed his wife and robbed the house of 80 dollars. Police pursue suspects.
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Freedom
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Thaw Declares Self Dictator in Liberty Fight
Harry K. Thaw says he will be his own chief of counsel and dictate the legal course, taking control from his attorneys and pitting his wits against William Travers Jerome as he pursues liberty in the case.
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Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
William Travers Jerome
Mystery tragedy shocks town as police hunt two suspects
Police and state authorities opened an investigation into a gruesome killing after Mrs Shackford described a crime at a neighbor’s house. A posse formed and searched the area for two men named by the woman, who was exhausted and collapsed after recounting the events.
Thaws final decision after counsel clash amid Thaw case
Thaw agreed today to return to New York for trial if indicted, amid a tense split with lawyers over a statement issued without their consultation. Despite mutual tensions, attorneys back Thaws leadership while fears of his mental strain and recent illness grow, as he works from dawn to night in his hotel room.
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William Sulzer
Sulzer
Fuller
Thaw
New York
Sherbrooke
Canada
Dr Reginald Fitz Dies at Corey Hill Hospital
Back Bay physician and former Harvard professor Dr Reginald Heber Fitz died last night at Corey Hill Hospital from a gastric ulcer of the intestines. The illness mirrors the ailment that Senator Lodge underwent surgery for.
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Reginald Heber Fitz
Back Bay
Harvard
Corey Hill Hospital
Senator Lodge
Dr Fitz Pioneer of Appendicitis Studies
The text honors Dr. Fitz for basing appendicitis on scientific study and crediting him with advancing treatment since 1886. Born in Chelsea May 5, 1843, he graduated from Harvard Medical School in 1868 and served as professor emeritus at Harvard. He coauthored The Practice of Medicine in 1897 with Horatio C Wood.
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Boston
Harvard Medical School
Horatio C. Wood
Howard A. Kelly
Johns Hopkins University
B.urdon
Baltimore
House cleaning days arrive amid winter gloom
The piece notes the arrival of house-cleaning days as a seasonal mercy during the dreary year’s saddest period, reflecting a small domestic ritual amid hardship.
Fitz and the shift to appendicitis as inflammatory disease
The text praises Fitz for unifying diverse abdominal disorders under inflammation of the appendix, dissolving earlier confusion about typhitis and related conditions. It notes 1886 as a turning point when surgeons adopted safer procedures and advanced understanding of the appendix’s morbid processes.
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Fitz
Cotton Damage from Heavy Rains in Mississippi
Jackson reports standing cotton in Mississippi severely damaged by heavy rains. More than four inches of rain fell in 24 hours ending at noon, according to local reports from Jackson.
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Jackson
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Mississippi
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