Riots, wrecks and world events mix in weekly brief
A long list of notable items reports riots in Vancouver Chinatown as 2,000 Chinese are driven from homes and $100,000 in property destroyed. Other items include deaths from Brunos Island auto track crash Rex Rainerston Walter Christy injuries. Joe Gans defeats Jimmy Britt in San Francisco. Morocco indemnities siege.
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Vancouver
B. C
Japan
Canada
Brunos Island Track
Pittsburg
Rex Rainerston
Walter Christy
Joe Gans
Jimmy Britt
United
Sandusky
Pacific Ocean
Colorado Springs
Hazel Speckwell
Philadelphia
Gulf Compress Company
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Thames
Deering Coal Company
West Frankfort
Wilburforce
English Episcopal Church
Bembridge
Isle of Wight
Longworth
Honolulu
Roosevelt
Missouri Pacific
Eldorado
Kan
Pekin
Great Britain
Germany
Chattanooga
Hakodate
Ed Long
el Reno
O. 1
Wilbur Gunreth
Chicago
Guareth
Long
Benito Villaneuva
Senate
Antonio Pinero
Ilinois
Indiano Coal Properties
W. 8. Bogle
Watson & Co
New York Stock and Produce Exchanges
Chicago Board of Trade
Newberry
League Island Pa
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Militia of
Missouri
St. Louie
Wellington B. Herbert
Washington, D. C
Drude
Caid Mazi
Eagle Temple
Philadelphia Aerie 42
Order of Eagles
Martin J. Smith
Mineola
L. I. Charles M. Daniels
New York Athletic Club
Manchester
England
San Francisco
Leopold
Belgium
Congo Independent
Lusitania
Cunard
Liverpool
Count Kamarovsky
Venice
Nicholas Naumoff
Perm
London
Leffingwell Mikkelsen
Duchess of Bedford
Naval War College
Admiral Evans
Farmers’ School
Fort Riley
Junction City
James Herbert
Orwell
Evanston
Ill
Lieut
Dunsmuir
British Columbia
Charles Holloway
Ina Reifsnider
Akron
May Adkins
Cleveland
la Savoie
Europe
United States Court of Appeals
Grosscup
Frederick A. Gale
Siie Heating Company
Gale
Elizabeth Rohrbach
Etruria
Edward C. Kennon
St. Louis
Gottlieb Unger
Fort Wayne
Ind
Frederick M. Fish
Mary E. Perren Fish
Monte Carlo
Robert Ramsey, Jr
Howard Riley
Graff
France
Spain
Morocco
Rock Island
Norris
McNeil
Dries Company
Jerseyville
United States Circuit Court
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Webb
Shelton
Tacoma
Wash
The Earl of Surrey and the Clean Shirt Wit
The Earl of Surrey later Duke of Norfolk, famed gourmand and Beefsteak Club member, was infamous for filth and heavy drinking. Servants washed him during fits of drunkenness as he rejected clean linen. Dudley North quipped that a clean shirt might help the rheumatism.
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Earl of Surrey
Duke of Norfolk
Dudley North
Bravery and Bias in Medical Ethics of 1907
A tribute to Dr. Augustus Charles Bernays, famed surgeon, noting his pioneering Caesarian section in 1889 and other firsts, yet describing his expulsion from the AMA. The piece condemns AMA governance, warns of a medical bureaucracy, and cites Buddha on integrity and independent thought.
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Augustus Charles Bernays
St. Louis
United States
Missouri
Bernays
American Medical Association
Congress
The
Association
Iowa News Roundup of Trials, Disappearances and Accidents
Multiple Iowa items: a train fare dispute leads to a suit against Wabash. four indictments in Marshalltown for liquor nuisance and gambling. deaths of E J Reynolds and local officials. drowning death of James Brewer in Des Moines river. cockeyed legal actions over saloon cases. missing Miss Ethel Wheelock from Hartley last seen in Estherville. interurban line delays near Fort Dodge due to landslides in Gypsum hollow. silk thieves strike Clinton store. five Mosalem township teachers strike over pay. wrecks, arrests, and community notices across the state.
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Cox
Forest Hil
England
William Pearson
Alabama
Texas
Comer
James River
Frankfort
S. C
Chicago
Belding-Hall Manufacturing Company
Jesse F. Hall
Rock Island
Lincoln
Henry Duval
Rocky Mountain Limited
Alvo Station
Neb
Dryden
New Jersey Rifle Association
United States Cavalry
Wilhelmina Bache
Waupun
Wisconsin
Michael Sell
Shawano County
Davidson
Standard Oil Company
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Federal Grand Jury
Jamestown
N. Y
John King
James Bellows McGregor
Mt. Sunapee
N. H
Manchester
Roosevelt
Newberry
Boston Navy Yard
Annapolis
Naval Basin
Washington
Boston
Morteza Khan
Kingdom of Persia
United States
Mexico
Arived
San Francisco
Royal Typewriter Company
New York
Washington, D. C
Hoboken
N. J
Young Women's Christian Association
William S. Wirsing
Uniontown
James R. Smith
International Harvester Company
Austin
Edward Glasgo
Brazil
Ind
White Mill
Bellingham
Wash
Count Kamarowski
Venice
Frank A. Perret
Vesuvius
Interstate Commerce
Lane
McKinley
Buffalo
Hughes
Adam
Juneal
Mattoon City Railway Company
Central Illinois Traction Company
Ferdinand Penney Earle
Monroe
Europe
G. W. Williams
Wolf Manufacturing Company
Quincey
Ill
Wabash Company
Marshalltown
Herman Wilts
Laurel
James Gannon
St. Anthony
A. Sanderman
Melbourne
Otto Radloff
Wilts
Sanderman
Radloff
Handerman
E. J. Reynolds
Arthur Reynolds
Des Moines
George Reynolds
George
M. M. Reynolds
Panora
Reynolds
Iowa
Guthrie Center Bank
Arthur
James Brewer
New York Wall Paper and Stationery Company
Bath House
Washington Street
Brewer
H. F. Orwick
Pearl Colins
Orwick
Thorne
Dubuque
Dr. Cady
Law and Order League
Cady
Judice Matthews
Drewer
Hauser
Ethel Wheelock
Hartley
Miss Wheelock
Estherville
C. W. Hanson
Sibley
Hardwick
Burt Miller
Fort
M. J. Budweiser
Great Western
J. S. Fanborg
Clinton
Mosalem
Dubuque County
Williams
Clyde Colvin
Waterloo
Colvin
Crescent
Marshal John Craven
Rockwell
Marshal Craven
George Hogan
Will Hauessler
Emma Fahrni
Monticello
Hogan
Haussler
Rohn
State
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor
W. A. Schwimely
Shenandoah
Mabel Lamb
L. A. Sample
Woodbine
KE. L. Condon
le Grand
Celia Lyday
Newton
Davenport
Alfred
Marovia Reporter
O. O. Wolfe
Mr. Allred
Wolfe
W. A. Ferrin
Farmers State Bank of
Clearfield
Taylor County
Ferrin
Kansas City
Prairie City
Ounce
Sac City
Allen F. Knapp
Chicago Board of Trade
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