Doctors Testify Against Efficacy of Vaccination
Dr M DeMark voices opposition to compulsory vaccination arguing vaccination often fails to prevent smallpox and may spread constitutional diseases. He cites physicians from across the country who describe vaccination as dangerous and sometimes leading to blood poisoning tetanus and abscesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. DeMark
Committee On Public Health and Safety
Hartford
Thal Phan
Carr
Ohio
Medical
State Board of Examiners
Polk
Medical Register
M. D
Cayuga Bt
Genta, Cruz
Calif
L. BE. Cross
Erene Os
D. Calbert Hiller
Sutter St
San Francisco
C. M. Morford
Toledo
Towa
Samuel Worcester
Portland
J. BE. Mann
Fourth St
Louisville
J. Lawrence Hill
Jackson, Mich
E. Jeannette Gooding
Springfield St
Boston
Mass
St. Louis
T. E. Allen
Morgan St
Prac
Byron Defendorf
Fowlerville
Mich
J. H. Severance
10Th St
Chicago
Ill
B. D. Buckner
Osceola
Neb
W. Fowler
Carthage
Nelson J. DePuy
M.D. Parma
J. J. Solomon
Vinton St
Omaha
Baseball Scores At A Glance From Regional Matchups
Daily games listed include Springfield at Bridgeport Northampton at Waterbury Hartford at New Britain New Haven at Holyoke. Yesterday's Detroit vs St Louis 4 2 with other games postponed by rain. Sunday Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at St Louis St Louis at Detroit. National League results at New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Cincinnati.
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Springfield
Bridgeport
Northampton
Waterbury
Hartford
New Britain
New Haven
Holyoke
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Rory
Brook York
Curse
Pittsboro
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Connecticut
Philelph
P.c
Eves
Brooklyn
Detroit Tops Browns 4 2 in Opening Series Game
Detroit opened the three game set with a 4 to 2 win over St Louis as a string of bunched hits and Browns errors produced the decisive runs. The Tigers data show early scoring bursts and late insurance while St Louis could not recover from miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
St. Louis
Browns
Phillies Rally Chooses Victory Over Giants 2-1
In Philadelphia yesterday the Phillies overturned a shutout with a ninth inning rally to beat the New York Giants 2 to 1. Rube Marquard dueled, holding Philadelphia to five hits while Bransfield and Shean doubled for the Phils and Magee and Osborne delivered the decisive ninth inning runs. Murray homered for New York and Schaefer committed the game’s sole error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphias
New Yorks
Rube
Bransfield
Shean
Quakers
Schaefer
Magee
Osborne
Phillies
Giants
Murray
New York
Moore
Dooin
Marquard
Wiltse
Myers
Herzog
Nutmeg League Championship Hangs In Doubt After Tie
Bridgeport and New Haven split the roll off for the Nutmeg League title with Bridgeport scoring 2964 to New Haven's 2640. Uncle Dudley led Bridgeport with 570, while New Haven posted a 664 as its best. A decisive two of three points next week in Meriden will crown the champion.
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New Haven
Meriden
Uncle Dudley
Bridgeport
New Haven Rollers
Points of Interest and newspaper delivery notice
The notice promotes Boston Household Supply Co for home furnishings on weekly payment plans and instructs readers to place orders at Post Office News Store 11 Arcade to receive New York daily and Sunday World American regu lar. It warns unsold copies cannot be returned after May 1 and urges customers to ensure daily delivery or store hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Household Supply Co
New York
American and World
New York Daily
Sunday World
Post Office News Store
11 Arcade
World of American
Tomorrow's ball games on local diamonds if weather is good
West Ends face Torrington Independents at West End Park at 3 15 p m with Carter Liggins and Kerr for the West Ends and Luby or Zavatky for Torrington. A bridge will be built across the brook near the grounds to ease access and the grand stand will be boarded up. South Ends meet North Ends at Hair's lot with Hayes Lannon for the South and Boynton Meerbach for the North.
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West Ends
Torringtons
West End Park
Lincolns
Western A. C
East End Freight Yards
Nukie A. C
Bengals
Barnum Lot
Modocs
Mill Plains
Fairfield
Stratfields
Island Brooks
Brooklawn
Auroras
Soundviews
Torrington Independents
Carter
Liggins
Kerr
Battery
Luby
Zavatky
Springfield
Torrington
Hair’s Lot
M Hair’s Lot
Jack Hayes
Tom Lannon
Connie Boynton
Honus Meerbach
Eddie Hawley
al Starr
Vernie Hotchkiss
Handsome” Lund
Ira Hall
Rex Flynes
Floyd Reiling
Flick Kasey
DANDY DIAMOND DOINGS FLASHES FROM SPRINGFIELD BASEBALL
Springfield coverage centers on early season baseball talk with mentions of May Day plans, home games versus New Haven and Northampton, and out of town trips to Holyoke Hartford and Hartford. Manager changes, umpire calls, and player fines are noted along with team standings and batting averages.
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New Haven
Lel
Holyoke
Hartford
Bone
Smith
Newee
New Britain
Hanna
Burns
Springfield
O’brien
Schuman
Hartford-Springfield
Hartford Courant
Boston
Harvard
Ford Bone
Keene
Fordham
Princeton
Georgetown
Holy Cross
Yale
Mahoney
Orators
Northampton
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Passing of the Metropole Hotel in New York
The Metropole Hotel at 42nd Street and Broadway ends its storied run after a damp dawn sendoff with 600 quarts of vintage. Notables from Eddie Burke to Bat Masterson and Buffalo Bill attend as the Metropole’s motto echoed Be as gay as you like.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropole
42Nd Street
Broadway
George
John
James Considine
James
Eddie Burke
Bat” Masterson
George “Rawhide” Weedon
Tim” Sullivan
Sullivans
Buffalo Bill
Charlie White
Marks
The
Considines
Metropole Demolition Tones Down Old New York Skyline
The final guest list of the old place is nearly forgotten as the Metropole faces demolition. The building yields to progress to make way for an addition to New York's skyscraper district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropole
New York
Greenwich Lodge Opens With 45 Members In New Elks Chapter
Bridgeport Elks held a cold night ceremony in Greenwich for the institution of a new lodge. Delegates from Elks lodges across the state attended and presented gifts, including a handsome gift from Bristol lodge. Greenwich lodge began with 45 members and aims to be a leading local chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Ivers
Joseph A. O’brien
T. J. Cunningham
Henry E. Reilly
Loren Delbridge
Walter Stapleton
Otto Kraft
Thomas A. McCool
Thomas H. Paine
John A. Shea
Harry M. Johnson
Simon Bradley
Bridgeport Lodge of Elks
Greenwich
Order
Baby Lodge
Bristol Lodge
Greenwich Lodge
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Suniits
Wittile Ceazserzorder
Main and
Bank Streets
Ceylon
Quaker
Tbs
Bon Ami
Sappho
Public Markets and Branch
Public Market Building
State and Bank
Crawford Laundry
Pairfield Avenue
Wentworth Furniture Co., Inc
E House
John Street
DeMark
Gil Drug Stores
West End
Beloin
Colorado Avenue
Stratford
Avon Park
May
Santa As
Connie Mack
Baker
Locke
Pittsburgs
Vickers
DR. Taylor
Taylor
United States
Wwe
Jennie Hamilton Pharmacy
Main Street
Cor. State
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