Loomis to Berlin Probe Koch Tuberculosis Cure
Dr H P Loomis of New York universities and Bellavus hospital staff sails to Berlin on a mission with Dr Henry Sterns and Dr Ernst to study Dr Koch’s tuberculosis inoculation and obtain lymph material for New York City hospitals. They expect to return in four to six weeks and test Koch’s method in Bellevue and New York Hospitals.
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H. P. Loomis
University of the City of New York
Bellavus Hospital
Berlin
New York
Aso
Koch
Loomis
Beilavua
Roosevelt
Medical College
New York City
Jomis
Dr. Koch
Lieberts
Oomis
Och
Ishaltake
Sterns
Charity Hospital
Cit
Bellevue
Dr. E Koch
J. Koch
India
Labor unrest and wage demands across industries
Reports from cities like New York Boston and Pittsburg show printers mill workers and clerks striking or threatening wage increases. Australian unions influence voting patterns while international labor activity includes British unions financing charity and a Missouri barber raising prices before reverting to ten cents.
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Bur
Australia
Vienna
Austria
New York
Pittsburg
Penn
Boston
Mass
Baltimore
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators
Alanufactuales of
Carpus
Methourne
Wnd
New York City
National Clothing Workers’ Union
San Francisco
Cal
Great Britain
Moberly
Army Supplies and Makin Annual Report Highlights Shortfalls
Quartermaster-General Batchelder presents first annual report showing nearly $242,000 spent on barracks and quarters, with shelter shortages for troops. Yearly transportation costs reach $3,700,000. next year estimate climbs to $2,050,000. Clothing stock proves insufficient at $1,159,000. Depots depleted over four years due to state troop drafts, urging restocking. Appropriation for this year allocated among forts including Fort McPherson and Fort Snelling, with emphasis on completing bindings and new buildings at Presidio San Francisco and other posts.
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Makin
Batchelder
Presidio
Cal
Fort McPhergon
Fort Lozan
Fort Snelling
Fort Teivenworth
San Antonio
Fort Wadeworth
Fort Hamilton
Presido
San Francisco
Adlion Barracks
Fort Warren
Washington
Schofield
Secretary of the Navy
Edwin Stewart
Tracy
Silas Casey
New York
Concord
Department of State
Berlin
Germany
Koch
Cornet
Exomeenin-Coler Guarde W
San Francisco Inlet
Navy Department
Cramp & Sons
Newark
Folger
Bureau of Ordnance
August Belmont Dies at Home in New York City
August Belmont the banker and Rothschild representative in the United States died at 3 a.m. at his Fifth Avenue residence after several days of pneumonia. Present were his wife and sons Mrs Belmont Perry Oliver and August Belmont Jr. He was born 1818 in the Rhenish Palatinate and arrived in New York in 1847 rising to prominence as a banker and diplomat. He served as Consul General for Austria in New York from 1844 to 1849 and as American Minerr to Holland in 1853. He married Miss Perry, daughter of Commodore Perry, and was known for racing and breeding circles with a vast fortune.
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Fifth Avenue
New York City
August Belmont
Rhenish Palatine
Frankfort
Germany
Belmont
New York
Austria
Holland
Miss Perry
Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
Elkton
American Jockey Club
August B Imont
Andrew A. Lipscoun
D.D
University, of Georgia
Athens
Georgetown
D. C
Auburn
Supreme Court of the United States
New York Court
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Man
Hannon
Wits
Washington
White House
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Chicago
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Hig
North Division
Lunder Company
United States
John Watrous Beckwith
Georgia
Atlanta
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Ralegh
N.C
Seven Lakes
Gallinns Mountains
Sincsin County
New Mexico
EW. Fox
Washington City
Buffalo
N. C
Wis Sxty
Jefferson Chandler
National Republican
Eliter
Post
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Shcxtrang Prooron
Robert E. Wilson
Ciasslyn
Record and Pension Division
War Department
Teis
Robert I. Wilson
Lyons
France
Wronke
Poland
Assiniboine River
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Alderman Andrews
Su.h
Meyer
Sho
Nurag
Hirsch
Samuel Kratzner
Uirsch
Miss Meyer
Prominent People in Brief Historical Snippets
The article lists a parade of notable figures with varied ages and roles. It notes Czar Nicholas II’s gout troubles, Queen Victoria era-like figures, and public figures such as Senator Ingalls, ex-Emperor discussions, Berlin politics, and General Mauduit nearing a century. It mentions Edison’s daily routine and social habits with Mrs. Edison.
Murderous courtroom outburst shocks Rivas ward
In Rivas Nicaragua Tomas Martinez faced arraignment for attempted murder of Dr Trinidad Fioras. He drew a pistol and killed Fioras, then Gustavo Chamorro and Gregorio Rojas were wounded in the chaotic court scene. Also mentions a dog bone transplant atop Blackwell's Island.
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Rivas
Nicaragua
Tomas Martinez
Trinidad Fioras
Dr. Flores
Gustavo Chamorro
Senor
Gregorio Rojas
Senor Rojas
Deadly double tragedy near Waverly as couple dies with gunshot
A hunter found A. L. Pierce and Miss Lou Woodward dead with bullet wounds west of Waverly New York. The couple, once lovers, had eloped and vowed to die together if they could not stay together.
Turph experiments in Berlin and a string of tragic deaths
Dr Jacob ships tyrph from New York to Berlin to test its inoculation efficacy at a metropolitan hospital. A spree of calamities follows with Barney Breunet murdering his wife and suicide in Butler Pennsylvania. Multiple deaths and disasters flood the news from Alabama to New York including bank failures, electric chair execution affirmed for Jugigo, and a deadly mine collapse in Austria.
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Jacob
New York City
Berlin
Dr. Koch
Metropolitan
Barney Bneut
Butler, Penn
Irish MPs Sissentenced in Clonmel Conspiracy Case
In Clonmel Ireland William O'Brien John Dillon and others MP members were found guilty of conspiring to pressure tenants on the Smith Barry estates not to pay rent. O'Brien and Dillon received six month terms, others six months, with some discharged. the cholera toll cited as about 800 deaths with Valencia noted.
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Ireland
William O’brien
John Dillon
Patrick O'Brien
John Cullinane
Thomas Walsh
Patrick Mockler
Mr. Bolton
Smith-Barry
Wliam O'Brien
Dillon
United States
Ray Venewrently
Cullinane
Weld
Morkler
Bolton
Father Humphrays
Tuomas J. Condon
Daniel Kelly
David Shady
G'Briga
Wag
Panell
Ari
Rochester Bank Robbery Suspect Captured After Escape
A Rochester bank thief, Moses S Marks, forged a cashier’s signature and telegraphed $25 000 in currency. He was traced through payments and arrested in Utica after detectives linked him to the crime and recovered $340 of the loot.
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Marks
Flour City National Bank
Rochester
N. Y
Western Union Telegraph Company
National Bank of Commerce
New York
Flour City Bank
William A. Waters
American Express Company
Express Company
Worlk
Moore & Heirs
Porenuia
Utica
Moses 5
Cleveland
Fure
Barker Brothers & Co. Failures Shocks Philadelphia Finance
The 58 year old Barker Brothers & Co., a leading Philadelphia bankhouse, failed after risky railroad investments. Wharton Barker was missing. Abraham Barker spoke of unavoidable assignment as liabilities vary from 3 to 16 million dollars. The firm’s rail ties include Ohio and Northwestern, Oregon Pacific, San Antonio and Aransas Pass, and Charleston Cincinnati and Chicago.
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Penn
Barker Brothers & Co
Block Exchange
Philadelphia and Reading
Jay Cooke
Adams
Fourth and
Chestnut Streets
Wharton Barker
Abraham Barker
Barker
The
Stock Exchange
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Oregon Pacific
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Charleston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ohio and Northwestern Railroad
Barker Brothers & Co. Purch
San Antonio and
Sard
Barkers
Abraham
Andrew
Delamater
Holland's King Dead Passes Quietly at The Hague
The King of Holland William III died at six o'clock in the morning at The Hague after a rapid decline. Queen Emma acted as Regent, and Princess Wilhelmina gathered flowers at the royal home. The funeral and state disruptions followed as ministers closed lie and the palace prepared for the king's embalmed body. King William III, born February 1, 1817, was the eldest son of William II and Anna Paulowna. He married Sophie of Württemberg and later other unions. His death ends male direct line from the House of Orange since the kingdom's 1813 reestablishment.
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William Lil
the Hague
Holland
Uragomla
Emma
Krog
Wilhelmina
William II
Anna Paulowna
Paul
Peat House of Oranges
Jing
Lfe
Seaman
Leo
bin Dagen
Emin
Hollwed
Luxemberg
Adolph of
Six Southwestern Banks Fail in Near-Total Collapse
A string of six banks under one management falters across Newton Guthrie Normal El Reno Stillwater and Whitewater with a run on Guthrie. Federal authorities seize Newton and Guthrie doors close. Whitewater under examiners. El Reno Norman and Stillwater unclear. Assets likely equal liabilities. bankers expect dollar-for-dollar settlement.
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Newton National Bank
Newton, Kun
Kans
Newton
Gutuno Baul
Whitewater
el Reno
Norman
Stillwater
Guthrie
Koch lymph experiments at Cologny claim tuberculosis evidence
Dr Prior led experiments using Koch curative lymph at Cologny with 85 physicians. All cases showed symptoms after injections mirroring those described by Roch. Among patients no woman suspected of tubercular disease, yet diagnostic methods failed to confirm, and lymph injections caused violent reactions proving tuberculosis.
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America
Cologny
Prior
Koch
Roch
Hart
Medicine Skepticism and Herbal Remedies Stir Debate
The Buffalo Courier quotes a harsh critique of conventional medicine calling it a humbug from Hippocrates to today. It cites a Boston Globe experiment with eleven doctors and prescriptions and praises nature's cures such as Warner's Safe Cure for kidney and liver ailments, with a testimonial from H. J. Gardiner of Pontiac, Illinois.
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Frank
Buffalo Courier
Dous
The
Boston Globe
Warner
Doon
H. J. Gardiner
Pontiac
K. J
Hyver
Newport
Airship inventor pledges seventy mile per hour voyage
Frederick N Atwood of Chicago announces a new airship design claiming speed of seventy miles per hour. A $200000 capital company will test the cigar shaped ship with aluminum hull, hydrogen lifting tanks, three engines and seven fan wheels driving air to create lift. The craft, 305 feet long and 50 feet by, is projected to cost about 830000 and be built immediately.
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Frederick N. Atwood
Chicago
Star
Musical Cows Charm by German Band
A field near a house held twelve to thirteen cows that, upon hearing a German band, walked to the wall and listened intently. After the musicians left, the animals followed them and lowed loudly, with some cows running in circles trying to reach the exit, then returning when no outlet remained. American Naturalist.
Petrified Indian Princess Found in Indiana Cave
A fox hunter party near Staunton Indiana discovered a petrified Indian woman believed to be a princess. She wore gold and bone bracelets and a necklace of human teeth. Three other bodies were found nearby with jewelry and stone tools scattered through the cave.
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Staunton
Ind
Leas “Ge
Avie Orleans Picayune
Widow Duchess to Wed Marquis and Lose Pearls
The widowed Duchess of Manchester will marry the Marquis of Hartington next spring. Her remarriage forfeits all Duke of Manchester property, with conditional bequests in the late Duke’s will. She will sell the famed necklace of 65 pearls to benefit entailed estates.
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Duchess of Manchester
Marquis of Hartington
Europe
Chicago Post
Syrup of Figs Adverts and Warming Pan Opinion
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective laxative that cleanses the kidneys and bowels and cures constipation, noting its pleasant taste and wide availability. A Cincinnati Commercial Gazette excerpt urges revival of warming pans to combat damp beds and cold rooms for better health.
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San Francisco
Cal
Couisville
New York
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Jerked Beef and Food Habits Highlighted
A New York Tribune excerpt notes jerking beef or tasajo as a tropical preservation method with foul odor. It explains the appeal to South American buyers who prefer it for ollo podridas, despite the availability of quality fresh beef in New York markets.
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Cesceye
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West
Creamery
Cherse—Stata Factory
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Duffalo
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Yorka
Es Oati
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Ik Hay--Far
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Tropic
New York Tribune
Outdoor exercise valued over tonics says Duston Herald
The Duston Herald quotes Julia Stawthorne on the tonic of open air, noting a brisk two mile walk can refresh and lengthen life better than costly elixirs. Ads promote products and guides from Kansas City and Boston, detailing medicines, soaps, and occupations for youth, with notices about guaranteed mortgages and regional land deals.
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Julia Stawthorne
Duston Herald
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