Sanitary Lessons of the War by Surgeon General Sternberg
Surgeon General George M Sternberg presents findings from the Spanish American War at the American Medical Association meeting. He compares deaths from disease and battle to Civil War rates, notes high typhoid mortality in early camps, and urges expanded trained medical officers and hygiene education for the army and national guard.
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Columbus
American Medical Association
George M.sternberg
United States Army
Sternberg
Spain
Stength
Acme
Ber
Washington
Chicago
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Medical Department
National Guard
Regular Army
A Daring Scheme to Seat a King by Paris Royalists
Paris royalists purportedly formed a plan to seat a king, outlining a bold political maneuver amid unsettled governance. The article describes key actors and the alleged objective, signaling a high-stakes confrontation over succession and legitimacy.
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Paris
Temper tantrums and tempers at Jeffries camp and Paris plots
Reports from camp Jeffries describe laborious training under extreme heat and a violent outburst by fighter James J Jeffries directed at his brother Jack, followed by a cooling nap. Paris notes warn of an Anti Loubet plot to place the Duke of Orle ans on the throne and a large Socialist demonstration planned at Auteuil while officials resist punitive action.
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Billy DeLaney
New York
Jeffries
Jim Daly
Jack
Daly
Devery
Sharkey-McCoy
Fitzsimmons
Paris
Duke D’orleans
Seine
Bureaux Club
Loubet
France
Auteuil
Hosts of Sports New York Boxing Night Finale
In New York fans in town for the heavyweight title fight will likely attend a Broadway Athletic Club program tonight. Terry McGovern faces Billy Barrett in a scheduled twenty five round windup while other high standing fighters appear on the bill.
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New York
Ring Sports
Broadway Athletic Club
Terry McGovern
Billy Barrett
Oldest US nun honored at Loretto amid anniversary tribute
Prominent priests and prelates from Kentucky and neighboring states gathered at Loretto academy to celebrate Sister Generose as she marks seventy five years in the order. She nears her ninety fifth birthday and is noted as the oldest nun in the United States. Born Ellen Mattingly, she entered the convent after her novitiate at Loretto.
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Elizabeth
Kentucky
Ohio
Tennessee
Illinois
Loretto Academy
Generose
United States
Loretto
Ellen Mattingly
Agreement on Alaska boundary dispute pleases London
Satisfaction known in London as Salisbury and Choate reportedly reached an Alaska boundary agreement. It is unclear which side conceded, but sources say England did not.
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London
Salisbury
Choate
Dreyfus Bound for France After Court Ruling
Dreyfus will depart for France tomorrow aboard the cruiser Sfax. He dispatches a joyful message to his wife saying he will return on Friday morning and embraces his family and friends. He plans to wear his army captain uniform on arrival and appears in good health though pale. The Sfax will land him at Brest near Rennes for the court martial.
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Cayenne
Sfax
Dreyfus
Brest
Rennes
Proving an alibi in 1896 Texas case at Lee's ranch
Hilusporo New Mexico June 8 Special to the Herald. The defense called Albert Brevin a Texas & Pacific foreman who testified he worked near Lee's ranch on February 1, 1896 and was with the defendants day and night when Fountain disappeared remaining until Monday Maxwell also testified. The prosecution cross examined Brevin for nearly three hours and found nothing. Mrs Lee mother of defendant O M Lee to testify this afternoon.
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Hilusporo
N. M
Hirald
Albert Brevin
Texas & Pacific
Death Notice Summary Not Available
The fragment notes a person died after months of pulmonary and stomach troubles, leaving a widow and two small children.
Suburban Train Wreck in Sherman Heights Injures Many
A Sherman Heights suburban train wrecked late last night on a steep grade after its engine hit a broken switch. About thirty people were injured, some possibly fatally, as passengers and trainmen escaped through windows and aided the wounded, who were taken to homes or hospitals.
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Chattanooga
Sherman Heights
Bryan speaks to thousands at Liberty and Jewel College
William J. Bryan arrived in Liberty Missouri on June 8 and headed to Kansas City for a Woodmen address. At William Jewel College he spoke to about ten thousand people denouncing trusts and urging reform.
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Liberty
William J. Bryan
Kansas City
Depot
William Jewel College
Bryan
Steady Rain Damps Modern Woodmen Parade in Kansas City
In Kansas City on June 8 a grand parade by the Modern Woodmen of America proceeded under steady rain. Despite the downpour the event drew thousands of Woodmen and many foresters as participants, making it one of the largest parades seen in the city.
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Kansas City
Gypsy Husband Rigo Safe, Princess Chimay Reports
Cairo advices state Rigo the Gypsy husband of Princess Chimay is alive and well with the twins. A telegram from Clara Rico confirms Rigo and the twins are in good health.
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London
Rigo
Chimay
Cairo
Clara Rico
Gorman Emerges as Possible Democratic National Chair Candidate
In Chicago on June 8 the Chronicle reports Gorman may become a formidable candidate for chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Jones will resign the chair at the meeting set for July 20 in this city.
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Chicago
the Chronicle
Gorman
Democratic National Committee
Jones
Doctor Joseph Lincoln Dies in Heat on Lookout Mountain
Dr. Joseph Lincoln age 65 relative of Abraham Lincoln died at his Lookout Mountain summer home after heat exhaustion caused a fall that struck his head and caused instant death.
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Chattanooga
Joseph Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Lookout Mountain
Bland Fate Deteriorates as Death Looms
In Lebanon Missouri on June 8 Richard P. Bland’s condition sharply worsened with alarming symptoms. Doctors stated this afternoon he cannot recover.
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Lebanon
Richard P. Bland
Body of Augus tus Daly to be sent to London then New York
The body of Augus tus Daly who died in Paris will be sent to London Saturday after religious services. The remains will then be shipped to New York.
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Paris
Augustus Daly
London
New York
Editor Vincent McLaughlin Dies at 34 in Philadelphia
Vincent McLaughlin publisher and editor of the Times died at his home in Philadelphia this morning. He was 34 and had owned the Times for about 18 months after succeeding his father, Frank McLaughlin, upon his death.
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McLaughlin
The
Philadelphia Times
Philadelpaia
Vincent McLaughlin
the Times
Ing. McLaughlin
Frank McLaughlin
Severa
Metal Market Copper Silver Lead Prices
New York copper rises to 19.00, silver 60, lead at 4.25 as metal markets close.
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New York
Twenty Three Sailors Return Home from Manila Voyage
Twenty three sailors were on board the Southern Pacific bound for Norfolk from Manila this afternoon. One sailor suffered a sore throat until Dr Turner provided relief aboard.
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Norfolk
Manila
Dr. Turner
Water Main Laying Hurts San Francisco Street
The water company is laying pipes on San Francisco street. The street is badly torn up and will remain in that condition until the new piping is completed.
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the Water Company
San Francisco Street
Picked men urged for Philippines enlistment in Newburgh
Sergeant Depman in Newburgh receives orders to recruit as many men as possible for infantry cavalry light artillery and heavy artillery for the Philippines. Urgent selection emphasized.
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Newburgh
N. Y
Depman
Philippines
Aguinaldo Dissolves Congress Declares Dictator
Manila reports Aguinaldo has dissolved the Filipino congress and proclaimed himself dictator. Secret service efficiency prompts General Lawton to change tactics north of Laguna de Bay. Troops under Hall at Morong and Whaley at Passig ready to advance on half hour notice.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Secret Service
Lawton
Laguna de Bay
Hall
Morong
Whaley
Passig
Epileptic fit strikes former city officer on San Antonio corner
I E Archer, once a city police employee, collapsed on the sidewalk at the San Antonio and Oregon streets corner at 1 PM. A large crowd gathered as he showed signs of life, then slumped again. A wagonette carried him home after about 20 minutes, with a doctor saying recovery would come with proper care. Reports say he had three attacks today.
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I. E. Archer
San Antonio
Oregon
Mr. Archer
Archer
Funeral for Charles L Heid in El Paso today
Funeral services for Charles L Heid of Company QO First U S volunteers will be held at Immaculate Conception Church this afternoon at 430 with military honors. Ex volunteers who enlisted for the Spanish American War will meet at Caldwell's undertaking parlors at 4 to escort the body to the church for a brief burial service. Heid, once with Sheldon building employment, came to El Paso for health reasons and died suddenly, shocking many friends.
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Charles L Heid
U.S
Immaculate Conception
Spain
Caldwell
Heid
el Paso
Sheldon
Hart
Company of Immunes
Chavez and Alvarado Pair Receive Marriage License
Ramon Chavez and Miss Francis Alvarado were issued a marriage license today signaling the couple’s upcoming nuptials.
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Ramon Chavez
Francis Alvarado
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American Medical Association Convention
Orleans
Cincinnati
Ben Mulford
Camp Jeffries
Chamber of Deputies
Mercier
Zurlinden
Berve
Blevin
Gypsy
Twins
Bland
Daly’s
Bank
Filipino Congress
Dic
Tator Again
I.E. Archer
San Antonio Street
Chas. L. Heid
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