Dr Lorenz Bloodless Repair Draws Crowds in New York Tour
Austrian surgeon Dr Odolf Lorenz travels the United States to teach bloodless hip dislocations repair. He treats and clinics in Chicago St Louis Philadelphia and Los Angeles while aiding a twelve year old girl Gertrude McPherson in New York with a dislocated left hip and a plaster jacket to hold the joint.
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New York
Bec
Odolf Lorenz
Chicago
Lolita Armour
Loreng
Jersey City
Newton M. Shaffer
Cornell University Medical College
Dexter D. Ashley
New York Ferry House
Virgil P. Gibney
Wisner R. Townsend
Polytechnic Hospital
Philadelphia
Lorenz
Armour
Pacific Slope
Denver
Pueblo
San Francisco
Los Angeles
California
Lorengo
New Orleans
St. Louis
Washington
Baltimore
Lovett
America
Gertrude McPherson
Dr. Lorenz
Mueller
Gertrude
City
Reginald Sayre
Trance Healer Faces Prolonged Seizure of Dora Meek
Dora Meek, an eighteen year old in Centralia Illinois, remains in a prolonged trance after a ten day spiritualist vigil led by Prof. Ernest Kalkbrenner. Despite medical and hypnotic attempts, doctors call it hysteria while the family, living in poverty, seeks relief from various healers and a hoped recovery. Dora shows limited responsiveness, aided by her mother and sometimes reacting to facial cues, with ongoing debates over cause and cure.
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Chicago
Dora Meek
St. Louis
Centralia
Dee
Ernest Kalkbrenner
Kalkbrenner
Joshua Meek
Kuntz
L. F. Jennings
School of Osteopathy
Illinois Regiment of Volunteers
Multiple local and national labor and industry developments
The article reports a temporary end to a five State street department stores strike with workers returning at noon. It notes a Mexico power concession bid by a US company, indictments in New Orleans against a street car union president and others for strike interference, and price credit cuts by Mexican wholesale merchants. It covers wage hikes for Erie switchmen, a Detroit reciprocity convention goal, a Cleveland court ruling against rail and coal firms, a Denver stock ruling in favor of a mining company, and a Schenectady painters unionist reinstatement amid internal charges.
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State Street
United States
Puebla
Grand Jury
New Orleans
Ben Commons
Mexico
Mutual Insurance Committee
Kentucky Distillers’ Association
Mutual Distillers’ Association
Kentucky
Hilo
Hawaii
Congress
Porto Rico
Erie Railroad Company
Mahoning
Brotherhood of Railway
Lake Shore
Detroit
National Reciprocity League
Detroit Chamber of Commerce
Joint High Commission
Dominion of Canada
Cleveland
Erie Railroad
Pittsburg Coal Company
Youghiogheny,ana Ohio Coal Company
Supreme Court of
Seymour D. Thompson
Denver
Colo
N. C. Caldwell
United States Court
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Builer & Bro
New York
John W. Gates
Butler & Bro
George J. Gould
William Potter
Frank C. Sheffer
Schenectady
N. Y
The
National Guard
Yeshrda
Tito
Large Elkhart will filed for probate after fire damage
The will of Mrs Dora Beers drawn July 13 1901 was filed for probate with most gifts to churches and missionaries and the remainder to her son William Beers. Executor Dr C C Baumgartner died. Frank Rinehart named administrator with bonds of 2500.
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Dora Beers
Maria Suhrer
Switzerland
Mwresdames Kaemmerer
Bauernfeind
Japan
William Beers
Thomas Finkbeiner
Frank Rinehart
C. C. Baumgartner
C. C. Baumgartner As Executor, But Owing To the the Death of Dr. Baumgartner
Judge Ferrall Remains Ill. Court Held in Detention
Judge Ferrall stays at Hotel Hascall with lung trouble and is not expected to convene court again until after the holidays. He is seriously ill though not in immediate danger, and the case schedule remains uncertain.
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Ferrall
Hascall
Appointed Jury Commissioners This Morning
Th A Campbell and I O Wood were named jury commissioners this morning. They join the panel to oversee juror selection in upcoming trials.
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Th. A.campbell
I. O. Wood
Local Word Has Hammond Hess Named Deputy Sheriff
An unofficial morning rumor places Hammond W. Hess of Goshen as the next deputy sheriff. The Goshen source of the guess is noted as the likely origin.
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Hammond W. Hess
Goshen
Cases Set For Trial In Indiana Circuit Court January Schedule
The circuit court calendar lists trials from January 5 to January 16. Notable cases include State of Indiana v. Dr. Hilarry Gulmyer for assault with intent to kill, and grand larceny charges against Russell Guipe. Also scheduled are contract disputes, notes, accounts, appeals, foreclosures, and a bastardy action, with inquests of James Mather noted.
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Circuit Court
Wenday
State of Indiana
Hilarry Gulmyer
Asair and Battery
Albert Dewey
Harry Cizens
Noah
Stein
Hei
Hixon
Susan Eldridge
James&. Dodge
Josephine Shank
Joseph B. Haney
Elkhart Loan &Trust Company
Thomas J. Howard
James R. Dover
Russell Guipe
Elkhart National Bank
E. R. Kerstetter
George B. Phillips
Sanders & Seibert Company
Charles G. Strayer
Eugene Gardner
C. H. Maloney
Edward Collins
Frank Brumbaugh
Western Union Telegrand Company
Mary A. Swan
Benjamin Meyers
The
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Company
Foreclosure Suit Against David Coy Resulted In Judgment
John C. Druckmiller's foreclosure action against David Coy and others was tried before Acting Judge Deahl. Vail and Wehmyer appeared for the plaintiff and J A Dunlap for the defense. Plaintiff awarded $2,640.53.
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John C. Druckmiller
David Coy
Deahl, Vail & Wehmyer
J. A. Dunlap
Local Officials Appointments Announced for Next Term
Next week Elmer Manning becomes sheriff succeeding Wm. O. Elliott, Martin H. Kinney takes the clerk position from Louis A. Dennett, and Edward E. Drake follows Israel O. Wood as treasurer. Orlando C. Vernon awaits one year as recorder elect. Joseph Cannon, new commissioner, must wait until January 1 1904.
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Elmer Manning
Wm. O. Elliott
Martin. H. Kinney
Louis A.dennett
Edward E. Drake
Israel O. Wood
Orlando C. Vernon
Joseph Cannon
Baxter v Lusher Appeal Affirms Elkhart Court
The Northeaster Reporter notes the December appeal of Baxter v Lusher from the Elkhart circuit court. Judge Hadley writes the opinion criticizing some instructions by former Judge Henry D. Wilson as poorly phrased while others are acceptable. The reversal is not supported by the record, despite instructions being cited.
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Northeaster
Baxter Vs. Lusher
Elkhart
Hadley
Henry D. Wilson
Wilson
Estate Transfers and Property Row
Shatweiler and wife transfer rent of a lot to Davia with wife signing joint deed. Details show a property transfer within a family chain and a related rental arrangement between named parties.
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Davia
Ex Senator Dwight Sabin of Minnesota Dies at 68
Ex-United States Senator Dwight Sabin died suddenly this morning at the Auditorium Annex Chicago due to heart trouble. He had been ill only minutes, with his wife and daughter at his bedside. Sabin, a wealthy lumberman, served one term after his 1884 election and chaired the Republican National Committee from 1882 to 1884.
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Sabin
Chicago
United States
Dwight Sabin
Minnesota
Auditorium Annex
Senate
Jie
Republican National Committee
Blockade Runners Caught Off Venezuelan Ports
Caracas reports the steamer Caracas freed from Willemstad after Italian warship altered its stance following U S gunboat Marietta's Lt Cmdr Diehl explanation. German warship Panther seized two large schooners near Maracaibo while English warship Tribune and Italian cruiser Bausun captured two schooners and two sloops.
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Caracas
Willemsted
la Guayra
Diehl
United States
Marietta
Panther
Maracaibo
Tribune
Bausun
Archbishop of Canterbury Dead At London News
The Archbishop of Canterbury Rev Frederick Temple died this morning after struggles with nervous trouble. His illness worsened around the coronation when he collapsed after administering the oath to the King and again while addressing Parliament.
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Canterbury
London
Wee
Frederick Temple
Destructive Fire Destroys Chase & Sons Candy Factory
Fire swept Chase & Sons candy factory in St Joseph Missouri causing about 109600 dollars in damage. Three girls likely fatally injured and six others injured by jumping from a third story window. Names mentioned include Mattie Leslie Laura Crawford Mary Dolin Sophia Mentuis Rosa Lartz Emma Glick.
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St. Joseph
Chase & Sons
Mattie Leslie
Laura Crawford
Mary Dolin
Sophia Mentuis
Rosa Lartz
Emma Glick
Fate of Bennet will be decided by jury tonight
Freehold New Jersey December 23 The fate of Laura Bigger Samuel Stanton and Dr Hendricks charged with conspiracy to obtain the Bennet millions for Miss Bigger will likely rest with the jury tonight Testimony ended this morning Miss Bigger testified denying illicit relations with Hendricks and various actors
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Freehold
N. J
Laura Bigger
Samuel Stanton
Dr. Hendericks
Bennett
Miss Bigger
Hendricks
Fire at Bradford Odd Fellows Block Kills One Injures Several
Bradford Pa December 23 a brick block of the Odd Fellows lodge burned this morning causing about 200000 dollars in loss. Four firefighters on a ladder assisting occupants fell when the ladder broke. Thaddeus Green was killed and others badly injured.
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Bradford
Odd Fellows
Thaddeus Green
Caracas Arrives At LaGuayra Despite Blockade
New York reports the liner Caracas has reached LaGuayra after leaving port under blockade. Company officials say they have no reason to doubt the ship passed the blockade, but no further details were received.
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New York
Red .B Steamship Office
Caracas
LaGuayra
Paris Reply Clarifies Castro Note After Arbitration
Paris reports President Castro answered a note from France and Germany after arbitration discussions. The exchange sought to adjust terms and calm tensions.
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Paris
Castro
Frech Land
Germany
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Jefersson Township
Eugene O. Davis
Daniel T. Kauffman
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Jefferson Township
Elizabeth B. Vance
Frederick i
Edwin O. Stoup
Clinton Township
Timothy . Holderman
John
J. M. Linderman
Joseph Tyron
Jacob C. Ponti
Harrison Township
Philip Bowser
Cornelis
Nellie Adrichen
George M. Swygart
Curtis McClenathan
Beardley
Moses B. Weaver
Henry W., Harvey ,c
Ira D. Weaver
Preston F. Miles
Solo- Dior Mier
Jackson Township
Delos N. Weaver
Beardsley
Mary Simons
Amasa Cripe
John W. Fieldhouse
Gilbert G. Gootveld
Harley Bowser
Hlkhart
Ynekin
John W. McNaughton
August W. Nilson
Anna C
McNaught & Young
Clara. A. Hoover
George W
Agnes.Fager
Rosenberterg
Nappanee
William Fnda
Mary EE. Harris
Concord Township
John B. Smith
Emma A. Heber
Smith
Barbara Summers
Norest E. Hughes
Minnie
Strongs Addition
Judge Ferrall
Gulmyer
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