Harvard hazing injuries raise faculty concern report
Two men Enos Richardson of New York and A W Mason of Boston suffered severe injuries during Harvard secret society initiation. Faculty expect no action until President Eliot returns. Delta Kappa Epsilon president Richard Derby acknowledged the hazing was severe and says the system has changed. Doctor Watcom says he was unaware of the cruel practices until a strong letter arrived. The regent Dr. Bartlett deflects specifics while noting past reforms and ongoing oversight of secret societies.
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Boston
Harvard
Enos
T. Richardson
New York
A. W. Mason
Eliot
Richard Derby
Delta Kappa Epislon Society
Richardson and Mason
Watcom
Bartlett
Mason
Richardson
Riots and arrests as Kharkoff students clash with police
Dispatches report 21 students arrested in Kharkoff for rioting at a railroad station linked to expulsions from prior disturbances. Additional arrests occurred in St Peters burg after demonstrations at a theater applauding passages about Russia's political climate.
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London
St. Petersburg
Kharkoff
Russia
Bears Combine in New York Market Bear Raid
An organized bear party of stock operators raided the market this morning, wiping out margins and forcing many to stop loss orders. Prices slumped then quickly rebounded as bears sold for profits and buyers moved in, causing sharp recoveries in principal stocks.
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New York
Bears
Enlistment of 500 Philippine Natives Authorized
Secretary Long cables Rear Admiral Remey to enlist 500 natives of the Philippines for service on former Spanish gunboats and small vessels kept in the Philippines. The move aims to form a native crew, boost loyal sentiment toward the American flag, and reduce fatigue among American sailors by keeping the service local.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Long
Remey
Asiatic Station
Philippines
Crowninshield
Bureau of Navigation
United States
Japan
Supreme Court rules for East Tennessee railroad in interstate haul case
Justice White writes the principal opinion reversing lower court rulings in the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad long and short haul dispute. Freight rates to Nashville challenged as biased versus Chattanooga. Rulings without prejudice. other similar cases align. In Reno a westbound limited crashes with a freight train, killing two firemen and a mail clerk.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Justice White
Interstate Commerce Law
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
Nashville
Chattanooga
Interstate Commerce Commission
Circuit Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Reno
Nev
Here
Deaths and ship incidents across the world and coast
Charles D. Gildea a Cincinnati telegraph operator dies from internal injuries after a fight. The New York cruiser departs Algiers for Manila. Cape Town reports ten bubonic plague cases. The schooner Hyena wrecks at East Gloucester with three drowned. Pietro Paginolo is shot in Paterson by his brother Sabbata who also wounds their father. Major J W S Frierson of Knoxville dies of paralysis. Marseilles dockers resume work. Wendell Burpee wreck near Portland with only the mate saved. Memphis man Dan McIntyre stabbed to death by steamboat mate Thomas Allen.
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Charles D. Gildea
Cincinnati
New York
Algiers
Morocco
Manila
Cape Town
East Gloucester
Mass
Pietro Paginolo
Paterson
N. J
Sabbata
J. W. S. Frierson
Knoxville
Tenn
Marseilles
France
Wendell Burpee
Portland
Memphis
Dan McIntyre
Thomas Allen
Multiple fatal and violent incidents reported in brief
A runaway accident in Memphis left Mrs Kin nane dead and Miss Jennie Mc Partland with a broken limb. James Wright of Kellogg Newspaper Co. Memphis was struck by a street car and killed. Peak alias Jim Mc Carthey, a desperado, was shot dead by officers in Dickinson NC. Charles Rogers, who killed his father-in-law Milburn Baty and wounded his wife, received a life sentence at Terre Haute IN. Ten thousand attended the Second Church of Christ Scientist dedication in Chicago. The battleship Wisconsin will not be sent to the Philippines as the Asiatic squadron is reduced. The Russian czar donated $100 toward a Syrian Greek Orthodox church in Brooklyn.
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Memphis
Tenn
Thomas Kinnane
Jennie McPartland
James Wright
Kellogg’ Newspaper Company
Peak
Jim McCarthey
Dickinson
N. C
Charles Rogers
Milburn Baty
Terre Haute
Ind
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Chicago
Wisconsin
Philippines
Russia
Brooklyn
Heptol Refund Policy Extends to All Druggists
All druggists are authorized to refund money paid for Heptol if not satisfactory. The directive emphasizes consumer protection and places the onus on retailers to ensure customer satisfaction with the product.
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Harevard
Cear
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W.M. Rice
Fitzgerald
Albert T. Patrick
Rice Heirs
Rice Institute
Patrick
Jerome
Martin
Scotland
Kansas City
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Helena
Beaver Creek
Helena Water Works Company
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Ida
Malad Bridge
Appellate Division
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Bradley
Bears Combine
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J. Vernon Cosby
Hoyt
New York Theatre
Heptol
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