Cottage System of Housing the Insane Pioneered in Toledo
Toledo adopts the cottage system for the insane as the model for new hospitals. Twenty six brick cottages house about forty patients each with nurses, aiming to treat patients as normal beings and emphasize outdoor work and real-life living. The outdoor life principle guides care, with six physicians monitoring progress and a plan to awaken reasoning. About 16 percent are cured at Toledo, suggesting broader potential if applied nationwide.
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Toledo
United States
Lrst
Brinkerhoff
Foster
Ohio
J .Brinkerhoff
Toledo Hospital
Lange
Woried
Ginig
Deposed president regrets executions and Haiti unrest
Rioters in Port au Prince killed twelve as disorder followed Nord Alexis flight. Foreign ministers warned warships could land if chaos resumed while gunboat Eagle and cruiser Scyla reinforced. General Simon poised to take power as looters are jailed and Alexis defends loyalty of his guard.
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Port al Prince
Nord Alexis
Port Au Prince
Duguay ‘Trouin
Poindevin
United States
Eagle
Scyla
Pelea Ioe
Lord Alexis
Leconte
Simon
Grégsier
Willl
H. W. Furniss
Reform of the Lords Plan Would Limit Peer Seats
A Lords select committee proposes a reformed upper house with no automatic siting by peerage. It favors a 200 elected hereditary peers as an electoral body, ten spiritual lords, eight or ten life members, and representation for certain dominions, totaling about 350 members.
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London
Select Committee
House of Lords
Australa
New Zealand
South Africa
Gene
Canada
Gove
Lar
House of. Commons
Ots
New York Republican Dinner Honors Hitchcock Sheldon Ward
At a New York Republican Club dinner, Frank H Hitchcock Treasurer George R Sheldon and William L Ward received praise for organizing and funding the Taft Sherman campaign. Vice President-elect Sherman attended, with thanks read from Roosevelt and Taft.
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New York
Frank
H. Hitchcock
National Committee
George R. Sheldon
William L. Ward
Greater New York
Taft
Republian Club
City of New York
Sherman
Roosevelt
Fr. Hitchcock
Sheldon
New Movement Aims to Create Salary Loan Company in Cincinnati
Local businessmen plan a salary loan firm modeled after the Citizens' Mortgage Loan Co. They argue lending on salaries can outcompete loan sharks. The Citizens' firm has operated profitably with modest dividends while keeping loan rates reasonable. Critics note risks in salary assignments and emphasize public protection laws.
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Cincinnati
Citizens’ Mortgage Loan Company
Citizens’ Company
Einecinnatt
D. H. Tolman
Ag Security
Leaf Dealers Status Looms Over Meeting in Cincinnati
Industrial delegates from independent leaf dealers and brokers gather in Cincinnati for a secretive conference amid rumors of a 25 percent pooled tobacco purchase agreement with the Burley association. Forty delegates arrived, listing tobacco firms from Detroit to Richmond and Covington, as talks extend into the day.
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Independent ‘Tobacco Anufacturers
Cl Cimaté
Cincinnati
Leart T
Bhester
Burley Association
Associaon
Etretware
Pyann
Hugh Campbell
United States Tobacco Company
Richmond
Linton
R. P. Whalen
R. Whalen Tobacco Company
Rochester
Paul F. Bagley
John. J. Bagley Tobacco Company
Detroit
William E. Scotton
Scotten Tobacco Company
W. L. Petty
W. L. Petty & Co
Lexington
J. G Herr
The
Bluegrass Tobacco Company
W. R. Hamber
Globe Tobacco Works
Homer McGraw
Whalen
R. Whalen
Lee Walker
W. G. Walker
I. Ped Walker Tobacco Company
Covington
Walter Hofer
Spence Bros
Cincine Nati
J. ‘Oury
People’s Tobacco Company
New Orleans
George Meyers
Meyers & Cox
T. M. Carrington
Caswell & Carrington
Ben D. Best
Lovell & Buffington
H. Fisher
Axton-Fisher Tobaggo Company
Louisville
Charles P. Rogers
Bluegrass Tobago Company
John D. Walker
White Plume Teco Company
Hen Weigand
Band Tobaccopany
Wilkesbarre
Frank Shields
Shields & Son
Albay New York
J. J. Scott
Clark &Scott
Scrantom
Pennsylvania
U S Cites No Plan for Haiti Intervention
The state department signals no plan to intervene in Haiti despite American business interests affected by the revolution. If necessary, American bluejackets could be landed to protect interests or citizens in need of protection.
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Washington
United States
Haiti
State Department
Burton
Taft
Treasury
Senate
Rer Rat Dees H Pac
Yrim
Abetaetiaeiene Cota
Taft Weighs Role in American-Japanese Pact Politics
President elect Taft and Arthur Vorys paused in Hot Springs Virginia to survey Ohio politics. They discussed Taft's influence on the senatorial race, possible cabinet appointments for Burton, and the potential impact of the Pac to shape national policy.
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Orient Favored
Ohio
Arthur J. Vorys
Hot Springs
Taft
Arthur Ll Vorys
Cincinnati
Washington
Btafe
Charles P
Grazed by Passenger Train at Ludlow Avenue Crossing
A B&O W railroad collision near the Ludlow Avenue crossing narrowly avoided disaster when motorman George Yancey and Dr. John Hah aided by witnesses halted a street car as a southbound train approached at high speed. The incident recalled a prior Winton place crash caused by signal confusion.
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George Yancey
Ludlow -Avenue
Winton Place
Hyver
Mitchell Avenue
Yancey
John Hah
Ludlow
Avenue Crossing
Rumors of War Escalation Amid Viennese Dispatch
Vienna December 3. Reports spread of imminent government actions and impending East conflicts. Officials and officers allegedly discuss military measures at a high imperial conference, with the chamber and court dignitaries noted in dispatches.
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Vienna
Near East
Regen Todeyet
Roosevelt Narrow Escape Saves President from Accident
President Roosevelt escaped serious injury when a fire hose wagon, traveling at speed, was halted by Lt J B Lyons who threw the horses to the ground to avoid colliding with the presidential carriage. The hose wagon was slightly damaged and no one was hurt.
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Washington
Roosevelt
J. B. Lyons
Fire Department
Presidt
Market 18 Bullish on Tobacco Prices at High Levels
Market reports claim even lower grade tobaccos stay pricey as independent manufacturers meet today at the Sin hotel to discuss crop size. Warehousemen and buyers in the city gauge supply ahead of the 1906 era outlook, with figures around 65,000,000 pounds cited for the overall crop.
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Aanet
Alsertean Tobacco Company
Equity
Hol Othanoe Fun
Indep
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Haytian
Ruler
Roberts
Hitchcock
Ward
Tatt
Cip
City of
Messrs
soliGiers
Manuufacturers
Campbell
Gar
Japy
Mme. Greinheil
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