Maury Hospital set to open in March for operative work
The Maury hospital will open in March for operative work with rooms furnished by donors in memory of family members. Contributions cover most areas except kitchen and dining, with Dr. Pillow donating an operating table. The project, praised by visitors as well appointed, includes steam heating and electric lighting. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ad follows.
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Maury Hospital
Horace Rainey
Frank Smith
Robert William. Smith
Joe Chapman
John Barrow
Bruce Cochran, Jr
Andrew Dale
Dr. Pillow
King's Daughters
Theta
Alford Bros
Lorimer Bobs Up Again Publicans
Springfield letter notes a license issued to form the Republican Club of Tingle. Incorporators include former Senator Lorimer, Wm Hale Thompson, and Frederick Lundin of Chicago. Object is to perpetuate party principles and oppose initiatives that alter fundamental government principles while providing recreation and education for members.
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Springfield
Republican Club
Tingle
Lorimer
Hale Thompson
Frederick Lundin
Chicago
Republican Party
Night double fire alarms cause minor damage
Fire department fought two night alarms with no serious damage. A blaze in Sam Wolf’s Hast Ninth Street residence damaged one room's rigging bedding but was extinguished before arrival. A kitchen fire at J D Harmon’s High Ninth Street corner rooming unit caused little damage, burning with only chemical engines. origin remains a mystery. Both incidents were insured.
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Sam Wolf
Hast Ninth Street
J. D. Harmon
High and
Ninth Streets
Mesdames Long and
Custer
Chronic Constipation Cured Says Brookline Man
A Brookline resident reports relief after using Chamberlain's Tellers to treat severe chronic constipation. The testimonial claims five years of the condition were cured, and the ad notes availability through local dealers.
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Chamberlain
F. Fish
Brooklyn
Mich
Excitement Wanes Over Military Academy Property Offer
Interest fades as H. Weber and the board of trustees near a decision on the tendered Military Academy property. The committee backs dropping the proposal amid opposition, with Weber pledging to run a military school if not accepted. Support from the community could hinge on future use of the site for private schooling and local cooperation remains strong.
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Military Academy
H. ©. Weber
Weber
Kali-Works, Inc
Bryant's Body Bound for Bowling Green Funeral Plans
Lester Bryant, Kentucky champion corn grower, died by asphyxiation in a Bowling Green boarding house. Remains left Washington for Bowling Green after 1 PM today, to be met in Franklin by state officials and carried to Gerard & Gerard's Undertaking. Funeral set for Thursday at Clear Fork Baptist Church. family had previously suffered a child’s tragic death in 1902.
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Bowling.green
Emery H. White
Warren County
N. Benson
National Department of Agriculture
Washington City
Lester Bryant
Kentucky
Bowling Green
Frankits
J. W. Newman
State Agricultural Department
Loulaville
Frederick M. Mulpher
US Navy to Protect Americans in Vera Cruz Crisis
The Wheeling gunboat steams from Tampa to Vera Cruz to evacuate Americans as Mexican rebels sow anarchy in Vera Cruz and southern areas. Officials expect the armament display to deter violence, with non intervention policy until Taft's term ends, and readiness for stronger action if needed.
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Washington
Vera Crug
Mexico
State Department
Republic
Wheeling
Tampa
Fla
Vera Cruz
Des Moines
Navy
Henry
Wilson
Taft
White Prisoners Petition for Parole at Tennessee Penitentiary
Tennessee state inmates ask lawmakers to pass a law allowing parole for good behavior. The petition argues prisoners are deserving and urge mercy, noting many have long sentences with clean records and that release would not harm society.
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Nashville
Tennessee State Penitentiary
Tennessee
Minister Defends Public Schools and Local College Plan
In a letter to The Herald the minister denies being hostile to public schools while addressing editorial misinterpretation. He emphasizes support for better schools, prays for a larger high school, and warns against using CMA property solely for a local college. He cites economic concerns over a $43,000 high school and a $400,000 plant. He seeks publication of his clarification.
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The
Herald
Opera House
Columbia
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Middle Tennessee
Hooper vetoes Senate resolution to probe health board
Governor Hooper vetoed a Senate resolution aimed at investigating the state board of health. The veto was announced in Nashville Tennessee on January 2 as the special Herald dispatch notes. The action halts the inquiry into health board operations and decisions pending further legislative moves.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Hooper
Senate
State Board of Health
Marvelous light discovered in Paris by French scientist
Paris January 22 M Dussaud four French scientists has created a cold light lamp concentrating 2000 candle power on a single point. It passes 82 volts into eight and emits no heat while using far less current. The lamp can run on tiny batteries water jets or a squirrel powered device. It promises stronger photography and has seen success at the Biarritz lighthouse and in early naval searchlight work.
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Biarritz
M. Duse
Ministry of War
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