Bloodless Operator and Medical Meetings in New Orleans
Five hundred doctors gathered at Charity hospital to see Dr. Adolf Lorenz demonstrate bloodless surgery. The event also covered ethics revision, public health powers, leprosy notes, and officer elections for several medical sections with plans to meet in Memphis on October 7 to 9.
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New Orleans
Charity Hospital
Adolf Lorenz
House of Delegates
American Medical Temperance Association
W. S. Hall
Chicago
Isidore Dyer
Louisiana
Dyer
Pers
G. T. Swarts
Rhode Island
John Fulton
Maryland
Joseph McFarland
Philadelphia
Henry A. Christian
Boston
Edwin Walker
Mississippi Valley Medical Association
Memphis
Races are Separated in Alabama Republican Conference
Montgomery may 7 report on a space-segregated Republican gathering in the state house where whites sat on one side and blacks on the other during six hours of debate. referees Aldrich Scott Thompson presided and backed Roosevelt loyalty amid efforts to repudiate the Birmingham convention.
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Montgomery
Ala
House of Representatives
W. F. Aldrich
Charles H. Scott
J. C. Thompson
Oscar R. Hundley
Madison
Aldrich
Birmingham
Roosevelt
Handley
Committee On Rules
J. O. Thompson
J. W. Dimmick
Dimmick
W. S. Willman
National Conference Opens Second Day in Atlanta
The National Conference of Charities and Corrections met in Atlanta on May 7 with an invocation by Bishop Eiley. The day focused on County and Municipal Institutions Outdoor Relief and Vagrancy. Key speakers included William H. Allen and Miss Alice Willard.
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National Conference of Charities and Correction
Atlanta
National Confernce of Charities and Corrections
Benjamin J. E. Eiley
Savannah
C. L. Stonaker
Denver
Col
William H. Allen
The
New York Association For
Alice C. Willard
Chicago
James F. Jackson
Minneapolis
James Forbes
New York
Livingston Mims
Percival Landon Defends American Soldiers in Philippines
In Manila dispatches Percival Landon criticizes the U S conduct and blames Aguinaldo capture for worsening conditions. He argues American troops fought well while noting gold standard and Chinese labor harms helped disarray. In Memphis Bishop Gailor urges naming the church to Catholic Church of the United States but no action taken.
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Percival Landon
Philippines
New York
Manila
Daily Mail
Landon
Aguinaldo
Miles
Newgate
London
Memphis
Thomas F. Gailor
Episcopal Diocese of
Tennessee
Seventy-First Convention
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States of America
Emperor William Receives American Ladies in Rome
In Rome on May 7 Emperor William greeted several American figures including Mrs. Mayer wife of the U S ambassador and Adelaide Pistori hailed as queen of tragedy. He visited the Goethe statue St Agnes basilica and lunched with the queen mother before a triumphal farewell crowds cheered him at the railroad station, shouting Long live William.
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Germany
Rome
William
Mayer
United States
Adelaid Pistori
Goethe
St. Agnes
Cardinal Nopp
Breslau
Buchcompagnie Palace
William Rome
Quirinal
Bulgarians Lose Sixty in Vanitza Engagement
Report from Salonnica notes a battle at Vanitza between Turkish troops and a Bulgarian band led by Deltzeff. Sixty Bulgarians were killed, four Turks died and three were wounded. Thirty houses in Vanitza were burned.
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Salonnica
Vanitza
Deltzeff
Vantiza
French Mediterranean Fleet Ordered to Sail for Salonica
A division of the French Mediterranean fleet has been ordered to sail for Salonica. In Huntington West Virginia a tunnel collapse at Eggleston traps fifteen workers. eight bodies have been recovered.
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Paris
Salonica
Huntington
W. Va
Eggleston
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the City National Bank
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Franklin Bros
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