Crippen and Miss Leneve Arrested Aboard Montrose
Dr Hawley Crippen and Ethel Leneve were arrested aboard the Montrose by Inspector Dew and brought to Quebec to face charges connected to the disappearance and murder of Belle Elmore. They were identified and consented to extradition, with transfer to England pending the 16 day extradition period.
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Quebec
Hawley Iarvey Crippen
Les
Abraham
Ethel Clare Leneve
McCarthy
Panet Angers
England
Cripnen
Belle Elmore
Inspector Dew
Scotland Yard
Ethel Leneve
Hawley-Harvey Crippen
Montrose
London
Atlantic
Crippen
John Robinson
Somes
Antwerp
Royal Line
Royal George
Dew
Mother Drowns Four Babies Then Submits To Arrest
In Antioch California a mother Mrs Joseph Mello drowned her four young children aged up to four in a tub on Sunday. After the crime she walked away calmly and surrendered to authorities claiming she had been driven insane. The tragedy leaves a family shattered and investigators seek the full motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
Cal
Here
Joseph Mello
Mello
Taft Approves Lee Statue in National Capitol
President Taft backs Attorney General Wickersham that General Robert E. Lee in Confederate uniform may stand in Statuary Hall at the national Capitol. Approval rests on legal opinion and absence of lawful objection to the statue.
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Taft
Lee
Beverly
Mass
Wickersham
Robert E. Lee
National Capitol
Maine
Department of Justica
Attorney General
Congress
Arlington National Cemetery
Board of Army Engineers
Honduras Lifts Banana Ban. Trade Normalizes
Port Cortez reports the U S embargo on banana shipments was raised and regular railroad service has resumed, signaling renewed peace and normal trade operations in Honduras. The move restores export flows and eases economic tensions for local producers and national transit.
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Honduras
Port Cortez
United States
Soldiers marshal militia to quell Columbus riot after street car strike
Ohio's capital faced rioting tied to a street car strike as two thousand soldiers under Gen. W. V. McMahon arrived by mayoral order. Mayor Marshall said police exhausted after four days of intermittent disturbances and requested riot duty to restore order in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Toledo
Marshall
Unarmed Negroes Shot in Palestine Texas Mob Killings
Sheriff Black reports a two to three hundred strong mob hunted and killed fifteen to twenty unarmed Black residents in Slocum and Denison Springs areas of Anderson county. Bodies found along roads amid wild reports the violence stemmed from a dispute over a note by white man R Alvord. Deputies and rangers are handling the volatile situation as control is restored.
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Palestine
Tex
Slocum
Denison Springs
Sherif Black
Anderson County
Sherif
Black
Tam
R. Alvord
Rangers
John G. Carlisle Former Treasury Secretary Dies at 76
John G. Carlisle, secretary of the treasury in Grover Cleveland's second administration, died at the Hotel Walcott on Fifth Avenue and Thirty First Street. Born September 5, 1835 in Kentucky, he rose from common schooling to become a Kentucky legislator, congressman, and twice speaker of the House.
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New York
John G. Carlisle
Treasury
Cleveland
Walcott
Fifth Avenue
First Street
Carlisle
Kenton County
Covington
Kentucky
Kentucky House of Representatives
Congress
Pinkney Family Drowned While Canoeing at Echo Lake
Charles W Pinkney of New York lost two daughters, Winifred and Henrietta, and his son Charles Jr. when a sail-equipped canoe overturned near Echo Lake. The Pinkneys had been living at the lake, and the family’s water skills suggest a gust of wind caused the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
N. J
Charles W. Pinkney
Waterstreet
New York
Echo Lake
Winifred Marlon “Pinkney
Henrietta Cecil Pikney
Albany moves to license private bankers
State Comptroller Clark Williams said the department will enforce the new law taking effect September 1 to license private bankers not covered by the banking law. The aim is to protect immigrant savers from losses tied to failures and absconding by private bankers who operate outside standard banking provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Clark Williams
Arrest Cashier Who Looted Bank Agency
Erwin Johann Wider a $25 a week cashier confessed stealing securities valued at $680 000 from the Russo Chinese bank agency in New York City and was arrested and jailed. Guthrie, Okla was restored as Oklahoma’s capital following a state supreme court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole
New York
Erwin Johann Wider
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
French Swindler Sentenced in Paris Trial
Promoter Rothette found guilty of swindling by violating corporation laws. He receives two years in prison and a $600 fine after a long sensational trial in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Westinghouse Loses Presidency as Atkins Elected Director
George Westinghouse is removed from the presidency of the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company. Edwin B. Atkins of Boston is elected by the directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric Aid Manufacturing Company
Edwin B. Ate Ikins
Boston
Cholera Toll in Russia Reaches New Highs
Government sanitary commission reports 16 651 deaths from cholera in European Russia since last May. Epidemic now covers forty two provinces with continued spread across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Government Sanitary Commission
Russia
Roosevelt Declines California Gubernatorial Nomination Campaign
Col. Roosevelt issues a formal statement declaring he takes no part in the campaign for the California governor nomination or in any other nomination contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Oysteray
Col. Roosevelt
California
Postal savings banks attract many requests from communities
Washington reports a flood of postmaster letters asking that their offices be designated as branch postal savings banks. Over 200 requests cite local need, especially in wage earning and immigrant communities, rural areas lacking banks, and cities with many poor patrons. South and west show little enthusiasm, with only a few states signaling interest. officials aim to test and implement a limited number by early 1911.
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South
Washington
Fitchcock
MacVeagh
Wickersham
Pueblo
Cal
Jackson
Tenn
Bellingham
Wash
Everett
Madison
Wis
North Adams
Mass
Breckenridge
Col
Superior
Ned
Great Falls
Mont
Onarga
Centerville
Pennsylvania
Penney Tranta
Postal Savings Banka
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Missinsippi
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
Post Office Department
Postal Savings Bank
Postal
Savings Bank
Treasury Department
Postel Savings Bank
Pittsburg Official Calls for Municipal Hen House
Pittsburg Director B R Walters of public health shifts focus from smoke to a public henhouse for the negro hill district. Hundreds keep chickens in house cellars. he says a municipal hennery or poultry stock yard and slaughter house is the sole solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
B. R. Walters
Department of Public Health
Negro Hill District
Walters
Bournemouth airship meet yields four first prizes for Morane
In the Bournemouth airship meeting Leon Morane won four first prizes. Outside, aviator Captain Baldwin surpassed two miles a minute with his biplane at Garden City. Pauvrerote owned by Frank J. Gould won the Prix des Cadres at St Cloud.
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Leon Morane
Bournemouth
Hurlingham Polo Club
Jeffries
Himsoelf
Delaney
Muldoon
Trinity College
Baldwin
Garden City
Frank J. Gould
Pauvrerote
St. Cloud
France
Melarland
America
Freddie Welsh
Upland
London
Reno
Nevada
Tex Rickard
Tommy Burns
Langford
Chicago Opens Continuous Water Route to Ocean
Chicago now connected with St Louis and other Mississippi river ports by a deep water link for light draft craft. The drainage canal to the old Illinois and Michigan canal at Lockport was opened formally. The channel is estimated to carry at least five feet of water, linking Chicago to the ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Gloackport
Minor Mention of Global Events and Developments
The article notes widespread safety measures for ordnance testing and new safety devices. It mentions English and Chinese capital flowing into mining properties in the Philippines, Captain Dernier’s search for a Northwest Passage route, and a wireless-assisted wreck rescue off the Wlowida coast. It also references a Philippine school year starting June 13 with high attendance, travel duties on gifts, and diplomatic tensions between the United States and Norway over Bluefields blockade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Dernier
Polar
Northwest Passage
Southern Pacific
Momus Weis
Wlowida
United States
Europe
Norway
Bluefields
Washington
New Yorke
Insurgent Gains in Kansas Primaries Signal GOP Split
In Kansas primaries insurgents won six of eight Republican congress districts and likely seven. Governor Stubbs led the insurgent ticket with strong showings across districts. Aldrich and Cannon faced intense opposition. Missouri saw Cam onism rising as Morgan renominated. Crane challenged as insurgent.
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Topeka
Kan
Cannon
United States
Aldrich
Kansas
Down
Congress
Republican Party of
Stubbs
Bristow
Cumming
Murdock
W. R. Stubbs
D. R. Anthony
Charles F. Scott
Kansas City
Borland
Bettten
Frank M. Lowe
Howard F. Lea
I. B. Kimbrell
St Louis
Missouri
Charles H. Morgan
W. S. Crane
Carthage
Three Boys Buried Alive In Brooklyn Cave-In
In Brooklyn at Howard avenue Broadway and Madison street Mast New York three boys aged nine and six were buried by a cave-in while playing. The victims identified are Alfred Sobn nine, his brother John six, and Harry Verhas nine of 29 Madison street. A dog alerted by the fresh collapse led William Sullivan to uncover the tiny hand.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Howard Avenue
Broadway
Madison Street
Mast New York
Alfred Sobn
John
Harry Verhas
William Sullivan
Grand Trunk Strike Off Ends Long Conductor Walkout
Ottawa reports the Grand Trunk and Central Vermont strike of conductors trainmen and yardmen, begun July 15, is officially ended. An agreement secures back pay starting May 1 and a roughly 1 percent wage increase, with future wages set just below the Eastern association schedule starting January 1, 2012.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Vermont
Hays
Eastern Association
Canoe Upset by Steamer Causes Tragedy Near Ogdensburg
In Cravenhurst near Ogdensburg New York two young women, Misses Jenesson, drowned after a canoe was upset by rough water and waves from a passing steamer. J. M. Mark rescued one girl and himself, but the other girl was found dead. The body was recovered.
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Ogdensburg
Cravenhurst
Here
Mark
Jenesson
Alfonso Starts for England Visit with Royal Family
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria depart San Sebastian to visit the English royal family en route to Ram Boniliet France to meet President Fallieres of the French Republic. The journey marks a diplomatic tour with mid voyage stops and transnational meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
England
San Sebastian
General Wood Calls for Expanded Aeroplane Funds
Washington General Wood and Major Squier chief signal officer said efforts to obtain funds from Congress at the next session for equipment of aeroplanes would be doubled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Wood
Washington
Maor
English cattle barred, disease halts Yorkshire imports
Due to the foot and mouth disease outbreak in Yorkshire England the United States prohibits cattle imports from that country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yorkshire
England
United States
Pennsylvania Station Opens in New York City
The Pennsylvania terminal in New York completed at a cost of $10,000,000 was formally opened. Regular tram service will begin on September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Station
New York
Pennsylvania
Baseball Player Movements Across Leagues This Season
Multiple clubs announced player changes across the Eastern Southern and American associations. Gronin was released by Providence, Swalm left Memphis, Doane moved to Roanoke, Abbadechio shows speed with Boston, Wood seeks big hitting with Cape May, Raleish went to Montgomery, Zanesville cut Richardson Burnham and Cain, Ehner Fhck exits nine years with Cleveland, Kunsts City sold Ehner Fhck to Cleveland, St Louis Amena club bought Ra Smach from Marion, anagram rumors link to Brooklyn. St Louis Athletico checked Salle and Mulsewit for Holl, Graham of Jacksons sold for 1200 to St Louis Americana, Bancroft Griffitt scouted Chicago park.
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Providence
Gronin
Memphis
Swalm
Jacksonville
Cleveland
Doane
Roanoke
Abbadechio
Boston Nationals
Wood
Pennsylvania University
Cape May
St. Louis
Raleish
Montgomery Club
Zanesville
Central Leagne
Richardson
Burnham
Piteher Cain
Ehner Fhck
Cleveland Club
Kunsts City Club
American Association
St.Louis Atemena
Ra Smach
Marion Club
Brooklyn
St Louis
Salle
Mulsewitt
Holl
Graham
Jackson
St. Louis Americana
Bancroft and Griffitt
Cincinnati
Chicago
Vitriol truck crash kills children in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a vitriol truck overturned, killing seven year old Raymond Dager and nine year old Catherine Daniels. Two other children are dead and eleven are badly burned. the driver Richard Grest, a fireman, and four adults who helped rescue are severely burned. The wagon belonged to the fire bureau and carried ten youngsters, including five of Grear’s children.
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Philadelphia
Raymond Dager
Catherine Daniels
Bureau of Fire
Richard Grest
Grear
Doomsday Book Planned by Farmers Union in Raleigh
Charles S. Barrett, president of the Farmers' Union, announces a nationwide effort by about three million farmers to target Congress and officials who neglect agricultural interests. He says the “Doomsday” book will be prepared and issued before November to record such lawmakers.
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Raleigh
N.C
United States
Congress
Charles 5. Barrett
Farmers’ Union
Barrett
Navy lieutenant cashiered for falsehood at court martial
Lieut. Com Henry T. Baker on duty at Bremerton Navy Yard Washington was reduced 90 numbers and given a public reprimand by the Navy Department after a court martial conviction for uttering a falsehood.
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Washington
Henry T. Baker
Bremerton Navy Yard
Navy Department
Public Debt Decreases in July Figures
The statement of the public debt shows total debt at month end July standing at 1,296,436,833 dollars, a decrease of 504,146 dollars from nine months earlier, reflecting reductions in both interest and non interest bearing debt.
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Washington
Bride Sees Husband Drown in River While Teaching Swim
Rev Wallace McVey drowned in Eel River before his bride while attempting to save Edna Olds a Chicago woman he was teaching to swim. The incident occurred with onlookers present.
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Braz
Edna Olds
Chicago
Ite
Wallace McVey
Eel River
Wu Ting-fang Named Chinese Foreign Office Councillor
Wu Ting-fang, former Chinese minister to the United States, was appointed councillor to the Chinese foreign office in Pekin China.
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Wu Tinefang
Pekin
China
Wu Ting-fang
America
Foreign Office
Captain Peck Dismissed by Court Martial
Beverly Massachusetts report states Captain R I Peck of the U S Army was dismissed from service after a court martial finding approved by President Taft.
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Peck
Beverly
Mass
Taft
R. I Peck
U.S A
Saenz Pena Guest of France Arrives in Paris
President elect Saenz Pena of Argentina arrived in Paris to be the guest of the government for a week during his European visit.
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Saenz-Pena
France
Paris
Argentina
Field of Sports results and racing news from coast to coast
Reported outcomes include Field of Sports farm entry winning 15 first prizes at the Bay shore horse show and racing suspensions after August 31 on New York tracks. Other items note the National regatta at Washington, Frank J. Marshall defeating Spetjer in Hamburg, Lord Fife dying en route to a dog show, and various track and boxing results with multiple named competitors and locations.
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W. Watson
Fairmont Farm
New York
Washington
Frank G. Jones
Reingman
Didie Archdale
John Wy
Minturn
Lord Fife
Hamburg
Frank J. Marshall
Spetjer
Parkersburg
We Va
Hen Kerseher
Larned
M. 2
McLousghlin
Calfornia
Mourning Garb Rejected in Will and Other News
Mrs Julia Mattingly's will denounces mourning attire and instructs relatives not to wear black. Abernathy brothers Louis Mina and Temple return home with good condition after a family trip. Gompers denies retirement amid Moyers discussion. Alice Forbes and Sumner Wallace wed in Newark. Salt Lake City bans pool selling and bookmaking. fairgrounds and Buena Vista track fall inside city limits. A streetcar crashes on the Rio Grande bridge. few injuries. A Cherokee Indian in a Texas case will receive a fair trial representation. Foot and mouth pruning measures limit Yorkshire disease spread. Justice Moody signals retirement plans ahead of November deadline. Harvard hires Negro poet Smythe Jones as janitor after Natchez-Mississippi journey.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Smythe Jones
Natchez
Misia
Mrett
Ohio Republican ticket backs Taft and Harding for governor
The Ohio Republican state convention endorsed President Taft and the regulars with Warren G. Harding of Marion nominated for governor on the third ballot. The platform supported tariffs and conservation, while the recall of unfaithful public servants was omitted. Harding, 45, San Marion Evening Star proprietor, has long held campaign presence and served as lieutenant governor under Herrick.
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Columbus
Ohio
Taft
National Administration
Republican State Convention
Wareren G. Harding
Marton
Joseph Benson Foraker
George B. Cox
O. B. Brown
Hamilton County
Marlon Man
Harding
Brown
Garfield
Longworth
Denman
Foraker I.ee
James
R. Garfield
Teader
Warren G. Harding
Marlon Evening Star
Marion
Myron T. Herrick
Mr. Harding
Marrow County
Ie Hag
Marlon
Fonseca Election Ratified by Congress in Rio Janeiro
Rio Janeiro congress ratified Fonseca as president by 174 to 54 after a two day session where defeated candidate Ray Harbost presented a lengthy arraignment alleging eligibility issues and fraud.
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Fonseca
Rio Janeiro
Ray Harbost
Baseball Standings and League Notes From Parsimonious Lines
The clipping shows fragmented baseball standings for the American and Eastern Leagues with team tallies and percentages. Teams named include Philadelphia Boston New York Chicago Detroit St Louis and Detroit among others, with partial win loss records and percentages across leagues.
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Cleveland
Boston
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Louis
Niederdeutsche Bank Collapse Triggers Arrest of Director
The Niederdeutsche bank in Dortmund Germany collapses amid insolvency proceedings. Director Ohm was arrested after failed ventures and inadequate capitalization. Bank assets around $12 million against $3 million capital threaten depositor losses.
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Niederdeutsche
Olan Dortmund
Germany
Teslye
Niederdeutsche Bank
Herr Ohm
Ward Estate Valued at Four Million in New Jersey Probate
Dr Lealie D Ward’s will filed in the surrogate’s office allocates an estate estimated at 4 million for relatives friends and employees. The residuary legatees are son Leslie P Ward and granddaughter Helen Ward six, who share the estate equally under a trust paying 10 thousand dollars annually in quarterly installments.
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Nowaorly N
Mrs Longworth's Legacy From Grandfather's Will
Boston reports the estate of George C. Lee valued at 1.66 million with 1.57 million in personal property and 93 thousand in real estate. Alice Roosevelt Longworth's mother inherits one twelfth of the revenue and will receive about 5.3 thousand dollars yearly.
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Boston
George C. Lee
Alice Roosevelt-Longworth
Confidence Among Financiers
New York report by W C Brown president of the New York Central Met says financiers farmers and businessmen express absolute confidence in America's soundness after a ten days West tour. In New Brunswick New Jersey three year old Joseph Horvath was run down by automobile of G G Russell playing card manufacturer. child died half an hour later in St Peters Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. C. Brown
New York Central Met
West
America
New Brunswick
N. J
Joseph Horvath
G. G. Russell
St. Peter's Hospital
May Fortify Trinidad Aims At Strategic Position
The British government considers fortifying Trinidad due to recent petroleum discoveries and the island’s strategic importance for the Panama Canal region.
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Trinidad
London
Trindad
Panama Canal
Man Killed and Son Wounded During Arrest
In May Meadows Virginia Robert Uudson was shot and killed instantly while his son Ernest Sludgon, nineteen, was fatally wounded. Constable HR. A. Walk was wounded as Constable George Alford went to arrest the elder Tindson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Robert Uudson
Ernest Sludgon
HR. A. Walk
May Meadows
George Alford
Tindson
Two Sisters Drowned in Leigh River at Wellsport Pa
In Micatowi Pa two sisters Sa mh Max eighteen and Beulah Max twenty drowned while bathing in the Leigh River near Wellsport. The tragedy occurred as the women waded into the river, their deaths leaving families and the community in mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micatowi
Samh Max
Beulah Max
Leigh River
Wellsport
Auburn Prison Electrocution Shocks Town
A man named William Gilbert, aged twenty years, was electrocuted in Auburn prison after being convicted of a murder. The case details include conflict over execution methods and the trial's outcome.
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Auburn, N
William Gilbert
Auburn
Cilberns
Child dies after ice cream shop exposure
A three year old boy from Pussate suffered cramps after eating ice cream from a podler Kale Kuviaick. He died within an hour at a hospital. Local authorities investigate the incident and source of contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bats Dee Crim
Palerron
Oo Podler
Kale Kuviaick
Western growth drives more 25 000 population cities rise
Census advance info shows at least sixty more cities in the 25 000 population class than ten years ago, with about 66 percent of new 25 000 plus cities in the West between the Great Lakes and Kentucky. New England and the South share the rest.
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Census Bureau
West
Lakes
Kentucky
New England
South
Washington Pitcher Hinrich Struck By Infantile Paralysis
Bill Hinrich of the Washington club a pitcher in a focal hospital is diagnosed with infantile paralysis. He is twenty one years old and the first adult reported affected though the illness has plagued Washington with many infant cases for weeks. The report cites Dr Cox confirming the case.
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Pitcher Hinrich
Washingtons
Washington
Bill Hinrich
Washington Club
Hinrich
Winrich
Cox
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