Heart station opens at Johns Hopkins Hospital
The Johns Hopkins hospital establishes a heart station to aid diagnosis using a German made instrument set up by Dr. G. S. Bond. The device records heart currents by a dual electrode setup, passes the signal through a magnetic field, and captures a magnified shadow with cameras to compare with normal heart patterns. Distance from station is irrelevant.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Edelmann
Munch
Germany
G. S. Bond
Special Clarke Hose Co Meeting Dec 20 1910
All members of Clarke Hose Co are requested to attend a special meeting at South Side hall 11th St Priday evening December 20 1910 ED MAC KAY Secy.
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Clarke Hose Co
South Side Hall
Ignorance of Mother Causes Death of Baby
Mrs Mary Nelhado of Jamaica West Indies followed a neighbor s advice as her one year five month old son Earl Lloyd Nelhado suffered convulsions at 73 West 105th Street The infant collapsed and died after a hot bath a physician stated to police is the report
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New York
Mary Nelhado
Jamaica
West Indiea
Earl Lloyd Nelhado
Nelhado
West 105Th Street
Bath fault blamed for infant death
A partial cause linked to the bath as hot water burned the baby's legs and delivered a shock to a weakened heart. The report notes the bath contributed to the fatal incident.
Beaver boy skater drowns after ice break on Deliver River
Avery Powers, 14, of Offodieater, slipped through thin ice while skating with hundreds on the Deliver River at Bridgewater. He called out Ive had enough for today and turned for home before his skate caught in soft ice near midstream, causing him to plunge and drown.
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Beaver
Avery Powers
Deliver
Bridgewater
Forest Park Curbs Greed Of Car Company
Forest Park cuts Chicago street car service by enacting a 10 cent fare for inter city passengers. Village authorities stop Chicago cars from entering Forest Park, arguing the county traction order allows only a 5 cent charge under its franchise ordinance.
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Forest Park
Chicago
County Traction Company
Ten Thousand Boats in This Lighter Fleet
New York harbor depends on a vast lighter fleet with 25 firms owning boats valued at millions. The harbor’s waterway, transport, and shipping activity have driven a massive economic and logistical impact, including wireless dining aboard floating restaurants and rising water lines.
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New York
New York Harbor
La Fave Promises Century-Long Life Cure At Palace
Western scientist La Fave attracts crowds in Cheyenne as he sells a nerve building remedy claimed to cure stomach kidney and other diseases by repairing the nervous system. He says his food and reconstructive treatment renews wasted desires and offers a path to 100 years of life.
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la Favre
Cats Spread Tuberculosis says Cleveland Doctor
Dr W L Ensor of Lakewood declares cats spread tuberculosis and threaten families after examining over a hundred felines. He found TB germs in all, with at least 20 percent in serious condition, and warns households face danger as cats roam and carry contagion.
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Cleveland, O
W. L. Ensor
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Ensor
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Train collides killing farmer and wife in Lemoyne
A fast train struck and demolished a buggy last night near Lemoyne Ohio killing farmer John Bartelahein's wife and injuring him. Bartelahein was thrown clear and carried to Pemberville nine miles away where he recovered from shock and cold.
Court rules no deadly weapon in old echoes bell case
In Greeley Colorado Dee 29 a judge ruled that an old-fashioned echoes bell is not a deadly weapon. The decision was made in a case involving Grover Mogtelgate, O A Colvin, and Jesinet Bauer. testimony indicated Colvin refused to promise to refrain from punishing a child if assaulted, leading to alleged anger.
Parents at School House Fight Over Belt Attack
The Bauers and the teacher conflict ended with a magistrate ruling the school belt non deadly and the case dismissed. The parents claimed self defense after the teacher allegedly struck first. the school board was led by Superintendent Colvin.
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Bauers
Colvin
New York Firemen Require College Degrees
Fire Commissioner Waldo announced a city fire college for New York firefighters. The institution will open next Monday and will require all current members and recruits to attend, covering fifteen subjects.
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New York
City Fire College
Waldo
Fire fighting and motor engineering course led by police board
A curriculum covering general fire fighting gasoline motor engineering and first aid to the injured is to be conducted by a police board with Chief Croker as president. The faculty will include the assistant chief and other specialists in various lines.
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Ure
Croker
New York raids target palmists and fortune tellers
Police in Manhattan and Brooklyn conducted simultaneous raids on December 29 against palmists mediums phonologists and fortune tellers. More than forty people were arrested, many past middle age, with several able to post bail using cash and jewelry.
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Fparras
Manhattan
Brooklyn
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