Wealth Association meets in twelfth annual session
The Americas Public Wealth Association held its twelfth annual session with President Albert L. Gilorn of the US Navy presiding. Speeches covered housing hygiene, sanitary surveys, protective eyewear, car and station sanitation, and heating and ventilation. A reception at Elk Club Friday night was announced.
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Albert L. Gilorn
United States Navy
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Elk Club
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Nashville
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Missouri
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Crittenden
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E. H. Gregory
Horrors at Government Insane Asylum expose barbarism
October dispatches from Montreal report Dr Hack Tuck condemning the Government Insane Asylum condition as barbaric with sixty restrained men in a sink room, windowsless cells, and naked inmates. Quebec inquiry promised. other notices include explosions suspects, a Forepaugh Tallman marriage item, and trade society updates.
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ELECTION RETURNS SHOW WV GOP LEADS AND CONGRESSIONAL PICKS
Ohio visitors crowd Republican HQ as returns trickle in. West Virginia state and county results show Republicans carrying the state with at least a 10 000 margin and sweeping ten of twenty one congressional seats including Butterworth Brown Campbell Anderson Lefevre Will Seney Call Cooper Murdin Filmbury Thousan Outhwaite Grosvenor Walkains Gedantey Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor McKinley Jr and others. Lucas and other counties report Robinson leading in many precincts with gains for Republicans and a statewide majority nearing 12 000.
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Election returns show mixed gains as counts lag
Reports from Kanawha and surrounding counties indicate Republican gains for governor but Democratic leads in several counties. Partial tallies suggest statewide outcomes are uncertain with both parties claiming large majorities while returns come in slowly.
Man Buried by Clay Mine Accident in Ohio
A clay mine worker named Stumphrey at Black Howse Run near New Brighton, Ohio, was buried for hours after ten feet of earth and rock collapsed on him. Found unconscious, he survived until help arrived and was taken home. doctors say internal wounds are fatal. In Bellefonte, Democratic delegates nominated ex-Governor Curtin after 162 ballots. Republicans did not nominate. Also, the steamer Defiance of the Clyde line burned at New Bern, with 500 bales of cotton lost and total damage estimated at 94,000 dollars.
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Chinese War Rout Brings French Victory in Luchan Valley
Dispatch from Pante reports a large engagement on the Luchan frontier where French forces led by Colonel Domer defeat a Chinese army of several thousand. French losses were two killed and ninety two wounded. Chinese casualties about eight thousand, including the Chinese general.
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Terrific Mard Glove Fight on Monongahela River
Terrific hard glove bout on an excursion barge on the Monongahela River with Denny Hanan and Jim Connors. In thirty six rounds and about ninety minutes Harran defeats Connors. both workers from the city weigh 149 and 146 pounds respectively. Connors weakens after the Gard round. Harran shows superior form.
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