Doctor Held On Cruelty Charge In Vivisection Case
Dr J B Sweet assistant professor at the University of Pennsylvania was held in 400 bail by Magistrate Haggerty on cruelty charges tied to vivisection practices. Prominent witnesses including Miss Henrietta Ogden described dogs fed on hospital refuse and subjected to multiple operations. Witnesses implicated several university instructors. warrants for others are expected next week.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
J. EB. Sweet
Medical Department
University of Pennsylvania
Haggerty
Paign
Dr. Sweet
Ir. Sweet
Henrietta Ford Ogden
gTas
Miss Ogden
Samuel
Geyer
Gerer
Henrietta Ogden
Bertha Ogden
William H. Poole
University Hospital
John R. K. Scott
Murdoch Kendrick
Famine in La Crosse as Wisconsin demands proper strawberry measure
La Crosse, Wisconsin reports a shortage of strawberry shortcake due to a legal quarrel over berry quantity. A carload of Arkansas berries was condemned by the State Dairy and Food Commissioner for packing a quart that was too small, violating a Wisconsin standard that requires a wide, heaped quart rather than a tall narrow measure.
Hoodwinked Husband Barred From Home Over Quarantine
Akron Ohio June 1 Special Charles Tracey a rubber worker alleges in a divorce cross petition that his wife kept him from their home for three weeks after the health officer quarantined the house for scarlet fever. He claims William Lamp co respondent slipped inside and jeered at him while Tracey camped on the front steps awaiting entry.
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Akron
Charles
Tracey
William Lamp
Whitman Nominated for New York Mayor by Citizens’ Democracy
New York Prosecutor Whitman accepts the nomination for mayor from the Citizens' Democracy a fusion group formed to defeat Tammany Hall in the upcoming municipal election. Since becoming District Attorney of New York County on January 1 1910 his record has drawn nationwide attention and gained reform support in the metropolis.
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Whitman
New York City
Citizens’ Democracy
Tammany Hall
New York County
Dolge Not Dead Applies to Set Aside Judgment
Alfred Dolge who founded Dolgeville and profited from a worker merit system seeks to overturn a 1899 New York judgment of 253 968 tied to his supposed death. He argues bankruptcy in 1901 wiped debts and moves to quash the execution against his New York property, citing residence near Los Angeles and a Don Gabriel Valley start.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Jame 7
Alfred Dolge
Upstate
Dolgeville
Dolge
Supreme Court
Gerard
New York County
California
Regent
Govina
Los Angeles
Cal
Califoornia
Don Gabriel Valley
Southern Pacific Railroad
Indictments Against Lumber Association Secretaries Dismissed
Federal court dismissed criminal indictments against fourteen secretaries and forty secretaries of lumber associations nationwide at the urging of the Department of Justice. Civil suits seeking dissolution of the alleged lumber trust remain pending.
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Chicago
Eee
Lum‘Mes
Indictment of West Virginia Mine Workers Leaders
Federal court in Charleston charges John P. White and 18 UMWA officials with Sherman antitrust violations. The indictment alleges a conspiracy with coal operators to fix wages and restrain trade across West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois dating to 1912. It names officers and organizers from District No. 17 and outlines plans to control coal prices in lake trade markets.
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United Mineworkers of America
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
West Virginia
John T. White
Frank J. Hayes
Thomas Haggerty
Joseph Vassey
James Cantrell
Charles Battley
Marco Roman
George H. Edmonds
Benjamin F. Morris
Thomas Cairns
Clarence ©. Griffith
James ™. Craige
James Diana
John Nutter
Rome Mitchell
A. & Cantley
A. D. Lavender
Kanawha
W. Va
United. Mineworkers of America
Ilinois
United States
Ontsite
Middle West
Kaiser's Jubilee Celebrations Open in Berlin Today
Berlin begins a week of jubilee events marking 25 years since the Kaiser’s ascent. Thirty thousand athletes will inaugurate the Olympic Stadium ceremony with the Kaiser present. A grand banquet and Opera Walkure finale follow, with endowments for public institutions expected in lieu of personal gifts.
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Commercial Tribune
Berlin
Olympic Stadium
Saxony
Wurtemburg
Bavaria
Nce
Spree
Indictments Ridiculed by UMWA Official Perry
Indianapolis June 7. Exiwin Perry secretary and treasurer of the United Mine Workers of America ridicules indictments against mineworkers officials in Charleston West Virginia. He says the union has never conspired against operators and only sought fair pay for miners. President John P. White is in Cumberland Maryland with family. Frank J. Hayes, vice president, is said to be in Indianapolis but could not be located.
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Indianapolia
Exiwin Perry
United Mineworkers of America
Charleston
West Virginia
John P. White
Cumberland
Frank J. Hayes
Indianapolis
Mermaids at Rapid City High Cause Photo Scandal
Rapid City High School finds a controversy after a photo negative of two senior girls dressed as mermaids circulates among boys. The film was stolen that night and the Board of Education threatens expulsion if the negatives are not surrendered.
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Commercial Tribune
Rapid City
Rapid’ City High School
Cleghorn Springs
Rapid Creek
Board of Education
Buffalo Bill Stricken. Grave Condition Reported
Knoxville June 7 Colonel William F Cody known as Buffalo Bill is gravely ill with a serious stomach ailment and nervous breakdown. He failed to appear at last night's performance and is resting at his brother in law's home. Born in 1833 he rose to fame supplying buffalo meat for the Kansas Pacific Railroad and later led a famed Wild West show before entering public service.
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Commercial Tribune
Knoxville
Tenn
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Kinsman
West
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Buffalo’ Bill
Govert
Kotones Ode
Leathe Keeney Refuses Ejectment Over Rent Dispute
Miss Leathe Keeney, vaudeville actress, barricaded her Wellington Hotel apartment in Chicago after being ordered out for nonpayment. She alleges a $50 wardrobe item was stolen ten days earlier and refuses to pay further rent until the money is paid, placing a trunk against the door and locking the transom.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Leathe Keeney
Wellington Hotel
Miss Keeney
London Plans Memorial For Antarctic Heroes
London proposes a fine monument to dead Antarctic expedition members. The design calls for a classic lower wall with high relief bronze panels depicting notable incidents from the expedition.
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London
Wood Is Not Guilty In Juror Bribe Case At Lawrence
In Boston William M Wood president of the American Woolen Mills Co is acquitted of conspiring to plant dynamite during the Lawrence textile strike. Dennis J Collins is convicted on two counts and acquitted on four. Atteaux bail renewed as jurors face inquiry into a bribery claim involving juror Morris Shuman who said a man offered $200 and a lifetime position for a favorable vote.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Collins
Thert
Atteaux
Henry F. Hurlburt
Woot
Morris Shuman
Crosby
Hurlburt
Shu
Pelletier
Takegoshi Warns America on War in Exclusive Interview
Japanese statesman Baron Takegoshi reports in The Commercial Tribune that Japan dreads war with America after recent conflicts taught its horrors. He criticizes light treatment of war by some Americans and urges cautious policy to avoid conflict, citing the Monroe Doctrine as a point of discussion.
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America
Japan
Wife of Philadelphia Banker Robbed After Drugging
Mrs Edna Hartley wife of a Philadelphia banker was found in an uptown stable semi conscious and robbed of jewels and purse. Three men Raymond Quinn Edward Zearfoss and William Zearfoss were arrested and jailed for bail until her recovery. Authorities say she was drugged at a cafe and taken to the stable.
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Philadelphia
Edna Hartley
Chestnut Street
Bucks County
Raymond Quinn
Edward Zearfoss
William
Zearfoss l
Quinn
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