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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1908
Page
3
An article discusses discoveries reducing mortality and saving lives through antiseptic surgery and animal experiments. It cites Lister's methods, catgut ligatures, and the role of vivisection in advancing medicine while contrasting antivivisection critiques with ethical concerns.
A blaze swept the residence near Traverse City as a family slept. A mother and a pair of children were trapped and unable to escape before firefighters arrived, leaving the home gutted and one child dead.
In Charbery France Cardinal Victor Lucian Sulpice Lecot archbishop of Bordeaux died today from a brain hemorrhage while returning from a visit to Rome. He led a French ecclesiastical effort toward settlement with the government and church and was a proponent of Iberatism in the cardinals. He became archbishop in 1890 and was created cardinal on January 1 1898.
Washington reports from the bureau of statistics show the average American uses half a ton of sugar annually and the nation’s sugar bill tops a million dollars daily. The 1907 consumption reached about 7.09 million hundredweight, with production about 2.35 billion pounds and exports around 43 million pounds.
A Paris court reviews Count Boni de Castellane’s suit to transfer his three children from Princess de Sagan to the care of the Marquise de Castellane. The judges question the trio to determine if they are suitable for placement in a high school for a fixed period or as partial boarders.
Omaha Neb December 26 William R Kelly, son of the Union Pacific railroad man at South Omaha, committed death by own action today, according to reports from the city.
New York reports work on a three mile bridge from Port Morris to Queens County toward Hell Gate. The steel span will weigh about 90 000 tons with an arch 1000 feet across and train floors suspended from the crown to allow large steamers to pass beneath. Four tracks will carry passenger and freight service with heavy live loads.
Two St. Louis men, Arisone Lyle, a carpenter, and William A. Lyle, a railway clerk, inherit from a Wilmington estate valued at about 30.9 million dollars. The original owner was Georgia-born Christopher Bee who died recently, leaving the vast fortune to his heirs.
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