Odor over Sunday carcass removal sparks indignant residents
Residents along Second and Marshall streets complain after Theodore Glaser failed to remove a dead dog carcass from Dr. Taft's front in front of the Taft residence, left since Saturday and emitting a noxious odor. Taft and others say health authorities will be notified. Glaser cites an agreement to remove carcasses within four hours of notification. The carcass, shot in Taft's cellar, caused weeks of discomfort as residents endured the stench and closed windows. Sergeant Kirk notified Glaser Sunday morning, but removal was delayed until later, prompting concern for public health and safety.
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Marshall Streets
Theodore Glanor
Taft
Glaser
Capes
Rey
Taftsaya
Dr .Taft
Borat
Kirk
Tasmania Faces Big Industry in Rabbits
A historical Washington bulletin hints at a scientific tone about a rabbit ex termination in Tasmania. It recalls past efforts by authorities to control a growing rabbit population through hunts and organized actions with community involvement and local clubs.
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Tasmania
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Flowering Gardener Describes Pest Remedy Effects
A florist notes in a magazine entry that he used a certain substance for artful gardens to combat insect pests. The brief piece references a June issue and the collection in Garden Magazine.
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Man Aid Florist
Gerden Magazine
Preparing for Tokio Exposition in 1912
Washington in July hosted discussions on the American exhibit for the 1912 Tokio exposition. Secretary of State Francis Loomis and others planned to study site options and costs for United States buildings. Secretary Callan O Laughlin was to head the commission and visit state capitals in winter to finalize plans and exhibit arrangements.
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Washington
Mnet
Francis Loomis
Sintant
Prandé Dati
Fon Sore
United States
Wy ‘Callan O'Laughlin
Commission
Variona
Roy Winter
Bate
Fall Injury Lawsuit Over Roofer Employer Negligence
Willard Mocksom sues employer Elna W. Hadden for $10,000 claiming a fall from a scaffold caused injuries. Foreman allegedly set a ladder unlawfully and assured it was safe, leading to Morrison's accident on Union Street on April 10. Medical recovery described and plaintiff represented by Abe.
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Willard
Mocksom
Elna
W. Hadden
Morrison
Had
Carlesnly
Abe
Judgment Orders Return of Insurance Money
In District Court the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company won a $900 recovery suit to reclaim policy funds. The defense argued prior payments and the policy paid by a third party upon the insured's death. Judge Whittemore issued a verdict ordering the return of the money to the insurer.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Jules WH
Wat
Fe. Wat Ao
Insurance’ Company
Morea
Whittemore
Complaint Denied by Health Officer Richards
An anonymous letter to Eleventh Ward officials insults Health Officer Lois J. Richards. Richards calls the accusation entirely untrue and notes the writer claimed the dope was poison, while the letter suggested a method to kill. The official response labels the claim as baseless.
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Lois’ J. Richards
John Southart
Sone Pirtos
Richards
Wife Loses Teeth After Fight Over Old Affinity
Peter James of Bond street posted bail after a Grand Jury action following a confrontation with his wife Jeft about an affair in Chicago. He expressed no regret, claiming she deserved what she got as they argued when she visited from out of town, resulting in Mrs Jamon losing several teeth.
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Peter James
Bond Street
James
Jade Maton
Chicago
Mra
Jamon
Probing Milk Impurity Amid Dysentery Reports
Health Inspector Richards and staff probe reports of impure milk linked to an outbreak of dysentery among Standard Oil plant employees at Linden. Richards questions whether the reports are exaggerated.
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Richards
Standard Oil
Linden
Another Defeat Through Bill Bryant
Baltimore American reports another defeat tied to Bill Bryant with details unreadable in the fragment.
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Bill Bryant
Baltimore American
Corset Covers and Bathing Suits in Local Shop Sale
Readable ad list shows corset covers, bathing suits in black and blue options, Dutch neck collars, and pink trim. Also features coats, rompers, chambray and linen garments, high neck styles, and printed linens. Prices noted like 2.49 for coats and 80 cents each for rompers. Includes talcum powder and other fashion items for children ages 6 to 14.
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Lim
Sao Bathing Sur
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America
Dolly Rai Eee
Waitington
Willard Montoan
Alger Negigetica
Lapee
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Gillette
H. Egip
Waterman
Road St
Park 5
Ora
Chambrayé
Madras
Agra
Eve Pun
Nest
Benvon
Beak
India
Queen
Gale
Tan & Black Low Shoes
Broad Street
Oxfords
Wooven
Rent Ee A
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