Koch Invention Claim Lets New York Man Be Cured
Fred Hansen of New York details a dramatic recovery from consumption after using the Koch inhalation treatment at 48 West Twenty second Street. He reports weight gain, no cough, and renewed strength after months of treatment and insists the cure was confirmed by Vanderbilt Clinic doctors. The Koch Lung Care Council has opened Boston offices for consultations and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Spuyten Duyvil
Delafield
Consumption Hospital
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Board of Health
Theaper
Twenty-second Street
New York City
West Twenty-second Street
Vanderbilt Clinic
Fred Hansen
West 33d St
Koch Lung Care and Medical Council
Boston
Boylston Street
New England
New York
Chicago
Warm Bath House Attracts Working Men And Women
Two well dressed gentlemen visited the bath house and praised it as worth paying taxes for. The day drew many respectable workers and over eighty women used the women’s department. Superintendent Dugan noted orderly, quiet use and the matron saw the facility as a valuable community resort near Dover Street for those lacking home facilities.
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Dugan
Dover Street
Post
Mollenhauer
BR. Shirley
Carl Behr
Metzzer
Miller
Ginzel
Hein
Carriage Crash Claims Life Of 88-Year-Old Man
West Warren October 16. Lewis S S Conkey and Thomas Lavine of Brookfield were thrown from a carriage on a steep hill. Conkey died instantly at 88, leaving a widow and two children. Lavine sustained severe head injuries and remained insensible for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Warren
Lewis
Sixth Regiment Convalescent Men Return to Boston
Eleven members of Company B of the Sixth Massachusetts arrived in Boston on the Fairfax from Fortress Monroe. The convalescent soldiers, many with typhoid or malaria, were in good health and transported to Union Station for trains home.
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Sixth Regiment
Boston
Fairfax
Johnson
Fortress Monroe
Ninth Regiment
Josiah Simpkins
C. W. Foster
KE. Co. Mansfield
Cutler
Post
Porto Rico
Colonel Rice
Norfolk
Union Station
OFF FOR CANES. WAR INVESTIGATION TRAIN TO SOUTH
Washington, Oct. 16. The war investigation commission left for the South with twenty four aboard a special train provided by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Nine commissioners, staff, and a Post representative travel in a fully fitted rail car entourage to continue work on the inquiry, planning to live aboard the train. Train due in Jacksonville about 11 30 Monday.
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Washington
War Investigation Commission
South
Pensylvania
Atlantic Coast Line
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
General Dodge
Pennsylvania Company
Jacksonville
Warm Air Fans End Cold Warnings In Army Tent Hospitals
Massachusetts General Hospital sick soldiers once heated by oil stoves now receive warm air from electric fan heaters installed by Bay State Electric Heat and Light Co. Three portable fans per tent circulate hot air to a directed temperature, improving comfort for bedbound patients and replacing stove heat.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Bay State Electric Heat & Light Company
Milk Street
No Man Around to Borrow From Sparks Justification
A Philadelphia North American report quotes a violent scene where a culprit justifies striking a woman by saying there was no man nearby to borrow from. The exchange highlights gendered violence and social expectations of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mayor cites Boston departments and baths plan
The Mayor outlines Boston's municipal structure, praising department specialization. He notes forty department heads including new bath and art commissions, argues unpaid boards for baths work best, and highlights growing bath patronage. He calls for educational expansion and public lectures, and touches on boys camps and gymnasia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Music Bath
Art Commissions
Bath
Department of Baths
Health Department
Bette
Bath Commission
Boston Concert Delights with Classical Mix of Sousa Banished
A municipal Boston concert features classic works by Schubert Bach Wagner and Gounod with lighter pieces. The 1200 strong crowd enjoyed encores while Mayor Quincy observed the performance and its brass section.
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Boston
Sousa
Coon
Schubert
Bach
Wagner
Gounod
Clace Tschaikowski
B. Shirley
Carl Behr
Emanuel Bach
Sylvia
Clara IX
Rogers Co
eSicela
Sudessi
Joan of Arc
Goinod
Salvation Army
Municipality of
City Hospital
John H. Lee
Berwin
Lee
Turkish Governor Orders Crete Troop Withdrawal
Timail Bey the Turkish military governor informed admirals of foreign warships that the Sultan ordered the withdrawal of all Turkish troops in Crete in response to the joint note from Great Britain Russia Italy and France.
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Canea
Island of
Crete
Timail Bey
Great Britain
Russia
Italy
France
Spaniards On Board Block Steamers At Lagaspi
In Lagaspi insurgents prevent the American steamer Hermanos from loading or unloading and refuse to allow a United States cruiser Raleigh officer to land without General Aguinaldo’s permission.
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Manila
Lagaspi
Raleigh
Aguinaldo
Outward Signs and Crime Quips in Old Papers
A Washington Star quip notes a police inquiry after a home break in while a cynical resident dismisses an investigation, demanding speedier catch. The Chicago Tribune and Kansas City pieces reference brisker times with two recent train robberies, reflecting dated crime chatter.
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Washington Star
New Yorker
Kansas City
Chicago Tribune
Boston Forum Opens Under Quincy’s Municipal Vision
At a crowded Boston gathering led by B Fay Mills, Mayor Quincy outlined aims for a city forum on civic issues. Moody faced heckling yet the discussion on Some Municipal Problems drew diverse voices including Socialists and local officials, with calls for meeting spaces and broader municipal services.
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Mr. Moody
B. Fay Mills
Quincy
Mr. Mills
Samuel Fuller
Ciy
Rip van Winkle
Joseph Jefferson
I. N. Curtis
Thespis
Mills
Boston
Toston
Gquincy
Forum Baths and Franklin Fund Debate in City Hall
The Central Labor Union session at Weils Memorial Hall heard Mayor Quincy back a public forum and request funds for bath houses and a forum. Total proposed: 250000 for baths and 109000 for the forum, with a dispute over will interpretation. Officers and delegates from Federal Labor Union 5915 and other unions were noted, and Sabbath law enforcement was praised by Police Commissioner Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Weils Memorial Hall
Quincy
Franklin Fund
Board of Aldermen
Hroyd
Cohen
Lloyd
Central Labor
New York
Brooklyn
Star
Trade and Labor Alliance
Allied Printers
Martin
James Timilty
Herman Miller
Bakers
Frank 8. Pickett
Edward O'Donnell
Kenry Abrahams
D. D. Driscoll
Michael Maher
James O'Neal
Federal Labor Union
Waiters’ Alliance
National Democratic Party Promotes Gold Standard Platform
The National Committee urges Democrats to reject the Chicago platform and unite for the gold standard monetary reform tariff for revenue only and civil service reform. It calls for rigid economy, law and order, and protection of contract rights to sustain a constitutional republic. Signed by George Foster Peabody, Chairman.
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Democratic Party
Repubblic
Chicago
National Committee of
The
National Democratic Party
George Foster Peabody
Gaelic School Session Adds Ten To Roll At 1371 Washington
At yesterday afternoon's Gaelic school session at 1371 Washington Street the classes were led by P. J. Daly John M Doran and Michael A Murley and ten new students were added including Philip Whelan Thomas Sheehan and Edward J Bassitt among others from Boston South Boston Cambridge Roxbury Dorchester and the Back Bay. After instruction the superintendent read passages on the Gaelic movement in Britain and America. F J O Bovne of Revere played national airs on the piano and John M Doran sang Gaelic and English. The Gaelic school remains free to all.
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Washingtontreet
P. J. Y Daly
John M. Doran
Michael A. 4Urley
Philip Whelan
Thomas Sheehan
Boston
Edward J. Bassitt
South Boston
Minnie K. Cobb
Annie McGonigle
Lena Fitzgerald
Cambridge
Katie Gonne
Roxbury
Elizabeth Dougher
Dorchester
Lucy Egan
Mary A. Kenney
Back Bay
British Islands
United States
F. J. O’bovne
Revere
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Bissell
American Wiringhi CO
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Arch St
Massa
Fort Monroe
War Investigating Board
Prof
Frakk Parsons
Fay Ay
Lowell Institute
Long Island
East Boston
Public Indoor Music Commission
Music Hall
Fuller
Moody
Millis
T. W. Curtis
Curtis
Tae
Grobe
Tremont Row
Mayor Quincy
Yukon
Klondike
Yukon Trading, Mining & Exploration Co., Ltd
Alaska
Calumet & Halecia
Lake
Copper
Globe Bank
State ST
A. W. Wreeler & CO
Ilanover St
Ameria Louse
Cguincy
Fay Mills
Frank Parsons
Gail Borden
EAGLE
Newyonx Convensid Mix CO
N.Y
Franklin
Forum
Central Labor Union Report
UNE
Best Opticians
Hanover St
Remerguer Wilson's
Wilson Brothers
Prince
Seltate
Silas Velee
Columbus Avenue
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