Remarkable rescue after cuticle graft in Irwin pa
In Westmoreland county an extraordinary incident saw grafting to a wounded man after serious scalds. The operation involved Dr. Charles D. Gros and Dr. Taylor with assistance from local officials and Mrs Margaret Morgan, aiming to save the patient’s life. The case drew praise for careful procedures and hopeful signs of recovery in coming weeks.
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Irwin
Apel
Tucorta
Westmoreland
Charlin d. Gros
Jn Avlto
Geats Pew
Yarts
Margaret
Morgan
Mir. Gries
Norberg
Ming Morgan
Chiao
Taylor
Mia Morgan
Nerborg
Serum for rheumatism examined by Parle Academy
Parle Academy of Medicine appoints a committee to examine Dr Rosenthal's serum for rheumatic fever based on experiments Dr Rosenthal reported. He claims the serum derived from horned which is mixed with Thennati in charge. He is confident of efficacy in chemistry and similar ailments. Injections near Memach reported.
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Parle
Memach
Hamiltons Charge For a Job Was 10000 in 1901
A battered report references Hamilton charged 10000 for a job, paid 9000, and dunning for the balance. It notes Buckley’s hinted activity in 1908 amid lobbying law changes, ties to the American Surety and Fidelity & Casualty companies, and interactions with Aldridge, Willcox, Kennedy, and others amid political funding and alleged improper influence.
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Hamilton
Buckley
New York
Albany
Tesivlailon
Benator
New Yorke Board
Twe
Ant
Odell Aira
Kennedy
Bank
Republicewy Niet
George W. Aldridge
Henry G. Wilcox
American Surety Company
Fidelity and Cawially
John Ratnen
Marion Tew
Alderdge
Howes
Andy Hymiiton
Ouell
Fuyaiton's
Willcox
National
M Buckley
Wilcox
Joyce
Surety Company
Bickley
Buckler
Motor Vehicle Inn
Duckley
Byale- Joy
Ula
California
Motobkian
Halny
Biljeh Kennedy Coulot
Alirdge
Gor Wicea
Aldridge
Trinity
Group of Philadelphia workers detained on trespass charges
Striking laborers from Philadelphia faced trespass charges after a march toward the Pennsylvania railroad yards. The group, in uniform with inscribed caps, attracted police attention as they demonstrated for work, with strong union-related rhetoric cited in reports.
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Garley
James McColgan
Rlchard Barratt
Hawia Gutthert
Chaves Neus
Phidelphia
Pennsylvana
Three Boston Burglary Suspects Set Bonds in New York Court
Three men wanted for burglary in Boston failed to appear in Jefferson Market court as bonds were set by Magistrate Barlow at 10 000 or 5 000 each. Lawyer Mason A Sacks argued alibi and urged extended bail while police seek whereabouts. Victims Samuel TL Williams and David Glick with Harry Sechery described the $12 000 jewelry heist and a water fountain among seized items.
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New York
Boston
Barlow
Jefferson Market
Magie Frile Barlow
Mason A. Sacks
E Pont
Sacks
Cllanta
Boxton
Sackaloo
Backs
Barlow oWebt
Sumnel TL. Williams
David Glick
Harry Sechery
Noam
Mr Sacks
Disbarment Proceedings Against Metropolitan Street Railway Counsel
The Bar Association has brought disbarment charges against Henry A. Robinson, general counsel for the Metropolitan Street Railway Company for 15 years until 1908. The complaint covers 1890 to 1902, with Robinson alleged to have engaged in unprofessional conduct and to have controlled the company’s accident department. The grievance committee lists 117 vouchers disputed as improper cash expenditures.
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Metropolitan Street Railway Company
New York
Henry A. Robinson
Robinson Glying
Tegal
Dhe
Nine Big Operators Agree to Raise. Coal Output Not at Risk
News from Pittsburgh dated April 1 reports nine major operators in the Pfizabine district signaling willingness to grant a wage raise, while all other operators consent with them. The strike threatens a long stoppage, yet overall coal supply is expected to stay ample for some time as labor actions spread and railroads anticipate disruptions.
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AT & P
Dalysbairg
Teike
Masters and Pilots Committee Formed Over Strike
A committee of masters and pilots was appointed by railroad workers led by H. T. Joyce of the Central Railroad of New Jersey to assess strike impact. The group notes railroads offered 69 days pay and a flat wage cut proposal that pilots rejected. meanwhile several railroads offered a percentage wage boost. negotiations and resignations followed as authorities consider next steps.
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Antion
York
Thyrity
Mjionica
H. T. Joyce
Marine Department
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
7. M. Emory
Lackawatian
Walter Rrcker
Malimore and Ohio
W. J. Abbott
Lehich Valley
Joyce
Pennsylvania
Toads
Atrke
Alan He Kald
Philadelphia
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
New Yorke
Steamboat Inspection Service
suHioritinate
Pontiavivaniy
New York
Miners Strike and Church Gender Practices Highlight Historic Reports
In Ohio, 450 miners halted work as wage talks stalled, with a 5.3 percent raise proposed. leaders plan to meet operators to resolve the deadlock within a month. Chicago reports a 75,000 miner strike threatening coal supply, though prices may not rise soon. The Church of England guidance on gender roles during Communion and wedding customs contrasts with earlier practice, noting men served first and wives advised to avoid their mother-in-law’s home.
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Ohio
Tow
W. Apt
William Gran
Ohio Miner's
Green Gays
Winas
Chicago
Wivais
Weathorland
London Chronicle
Contempt to Jail Shocks Indicted Councilman
In Pitishuee April 1 P B Kearnes indicted councilman declined to testify before the grand jury and was ordered jailed for contempt. He weakened at the sight of jail and appeared before the grand jury. President Willan Teand of the common council was previously sent to a penitentiary for defying the jury but also testified after fear of prison. Six more councilmen confessed to bribes while serving on the council. Cadis Democrat candidate Combs and others were named as candidates for the upcoming year.
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Pitishuee
Willan Teand
Coimon Cownell
Hurriei
Telverside
Hier
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Warren National Bank
Gregg
Asher P. Mini
Bondshen
Boston Mii
Bondamen
Pittsburg
Bistiet
Oil City Trust Company
First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
W. Jamieson
Sd. Conarro
K. Russell
A.A. Wingzar
Teller
Terenre
Jefferson Davin
Steubenville
Aye. Combs of
Cadis
Damocrarii
Couressman
D. A. Hollingsworth
Hon Naan
Jom Davieth
Midlie
C. H.' Henderson
Piano No Company
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