Study of Consumption in Dr Huber's Writings
The Weekly Sentinel reviews Dr John Bressner Huber’s study on consumption titled Consumption and Its Relation to Man and His Civilization Its Prevention and Cure. It outlines tuberculosis basics, Koch bacilli, and Osier's outdoor regime, noting historical figures who suffered from the disease and debates on heredity and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bressner Huber
New York Academy of Medicine
New Mexico Cottage Sanitarium
St. Joseph’s Hospital
New York City
Huber
United States
Osler
Rachel
John Paul Jones
Stephen Crane
Schiller
Robert Louis Stevenson
Keats
Thoreau
Sidney Lanier
Koch
Osier
Quiet Man Who Does Things Boldly Named Stensland
A terse report notes the first suggestion to the state department to extradite Stensland, a Chicago fugitive reputed for bank wrecking, from Morocco faced with claims of impossibility. The item reflects early doubts about deportation feasibility and the character of the accused.
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State Department
Stensland
Chicago
Morocco
Appeal for Fort Wayne relief from mayor Hosey
The city calls for legislative relief to curb lawlessness under Mayor Hosey nine months into office. It condemns non enforcement of prohibitions, endorses applying the metropolitan police law to Fort Wayne to remove control from the mayor and place it under Governor Hanly, and expresses reluctance yet necessity for action.
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Fort Wayne
Hosey
Metropolitan Police
Hanly
Mushte
Montenegro to Hold First Parliamentary Elections for Mountaineers
Prince Nicholas has decreed a general election on September 27 for the fight ing mountaineers to choose a parliament for four years. Each captaincy and six towns elect one member. All men 21 vote, those 30 who pay taxes may be eligible. Ex officio seats include religious and judicial officials and three brigade generals.
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Nicholas
Montenegro
Privy Council
High Court
Court of Accounts
Ministry
Education growth and costs in early 20th century US
The report shows that for the year ending June 20, 1903 there were 22,655,001 children ages 5 to 18 in the United States. Of these, 18,187,918 were enrolled in schools or colleges, indicating over 22 percent of the population were in education. Education spending that year reached 261,427,625 dollars, about 3,315 dollars per capita. The note adds that today the system is larger and costs higher.
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Commissioner of Education
United States
Serum of Fatigue Claims by Dr Weichardt of Berlin
Dr. Weichardt of Berlin claims a fatigue serum derived from blood and tissues of exhausted animals subjected to heat. The extract is injected into fatigued animals. blood from these inoculated subjects yields the serum which he says neutralizes toxins produced by fatigue.
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Weichardt
Berlin
Fon Du Lac City Council Backs Saloon Display Limit
City council of Fon Du Lac votes to set a distance limit for saloon displays, aiming to regulate storefront advertising and improve street visibility. The measure proposes a specific setback requirement and enforcement plan to curb clutter and enhance pedestrian safety.
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Fon du Larte
Jaa
Fort Wayne Fair Showcases Advertising Power
The Fort Wayne fair this year stands as strong proof of effective newspaper advertising. Secretary Myers led a publicity push using Fort Wayne papers and surrounding region, boosting the exposition. The campaign’s success supports the belief in printers ink rightly employed.
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Fort Wayne
Myers
Jerome declines bid for New York governor race
William Travers Jerome has decided not to run for governor amid a “shameful condition” in the state politics. The piece suggests a Hearstlike atmosphere and notes the influence of railways, corporations, and graft in stifling his campaign, with Churchill’s gubernatorial hopes mentioned as defeated.
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Bailey
Texas
Standard Oil
Houston Club
William Travers Jerome
New York
Jerome
William T
Churchill
Jewish New Year begins Wednesday with week of feasting
Rosch ha Schonsh marks New Year for devout Hebrews starting Wednesday at sundown and lasting one week. The 5,667th year since creation is observed. feasting and worship fill the period until Yom Kippur on September 28.
Windy City Hails Banker Sten’s Welcome in 24 Hours
Within twenty four hours Chicago will extend a grand welcome to Banker Sten at Banker Street. The Milwaukee Avenue corridor is planned to blaze with lights and noise as twenty thousand finance workers gather to honor him for his leadership in modern finance.
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Chicago
Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue
Will contests double legatees’ shares in quiet settlement
The late financier’s will faces new contention as the smaller legatees secure a settlement doubling their portions. The remark suggests lingering belief in spirits or a potential comeback from the deceased financier.
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Uncle Russ Sage
Taft teased by Cubans over independence quarrel then kiss
The Cubans, loyalists, and republicans tease Bill Taft as the new republic’s independence wavers. One day reconciliation seems possible and the next the only action left is a symbolic kiss amid the quarrel.
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Reb
Bill Taft
New Republic
Czar Skips Trepoff Funeral Over Bomb Plot Fear
News record notes the czar did not attend General Trepoff's funeral due to fear of a bomb-throwing disruption that could thrust him into a leading role in a future Russian state funeral.
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Czar
General Trepoff
Russia
Fair eliminates gambling and beer sales at exhibition
The fair management reports the annual show has removed gambling from its attractions and asserts it can run a successful exhibit next year without beer sales, highlighting a progressive approach to the event.
Gambling Resumes in Terre Haute Says Local Chronicle
Terre Haute papers report gambling restart amid sorrow and protest while noting the local administration tolerates the activity under charitable pretexts, contrasting with quiet restraint in nearby towns.
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Terre Haute
Kingfisher Author Okicz and Oklahoma Disaster Tone
The text suggests Okicz, likely a native, viewed the Oklahoma disaster as fitting with the breezy young state’s broader literary output, reflecting regional identity and response to tragedy.
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Kingfisher
Okicz
Mayor Hosey Demonstrates City Lighting Then Police Force
The mayor touts practical efficiency of municipal lighting and hints at a demonstration of a municipal police force that polices. The passage frames public order as a companion to lighting efficiency in city governance.
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Hosey
Fort Wayne Fair Aims to Succeed Without Gambling
Demonstrated twice, the Fort Wayne fair can succeed financially and please patrons without gambling, showing that intervention is unnecessary for vitality.
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Fort Wayne Fair
Taft praised for peacemaking work in Cuba dispute
Report notes Umpire Taft finishing a tense contest in Cuba and highlights his benevolent activities as a peacemaker, while Atlanta considers future field actions linked to the peace effort.
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Taft
Cuba
Atlanta
Fort Wayne Saloons Open on Sundays and Political Shifts
The passage notes many saloons in Fort Wayne operating openly on Sundays, while political tension rises as Judge Gilbert resigns and successors prepare to contest his influence. It hints at Palma government motives tied to secretive orders and factional maneuvering.
Natal statistics list numerous newborns in area families
A column records multiple birth notices across East Wayne to Zanesville as Mr and Mrs in towns like Madison, New Haven, Columbia, Maumee, West Main, Adams, Jefferson, Melita, Colerick, Purman, Lake township, Leo, Perry, Milan, and Zanesville welcome daughters and sons. It notes Spalding as Sentinel sporting editor circulating cigars.
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Thomas R. Hunt
East Wayne Street
Christian Bergman
Madison Street
Aaron Laughlin
New Haven
Charles Spalding
Columbia Avenue
Spalding
the Sentinel
Charles Miler
Maumee Avenue
John Grice
West Main Street
Henry Sharpenberg
Adams Township
Robert Dinger
Jefferson Township
William Griffin
Melita Street
William H. Hahn
Colerick Street
M. G. Bennet
East Creighton Avenue
Henry Schuster
M. O. Shookman
Purman Street
John Kronmiller
Lake Township
C. EB. Maungan
Leo
William M. Waits
Perry Township
Solomon Yeder
Milan Township
Orn
Mullis
Zanesville
Espich
Marriages Listed For Licenses In Obscure Records
A noisy compilation of marriage licenses shows numerous entries with ages and occupations. Couples include Earl D Russell and Maude Brown, Clarence Welch and Christine Niebergall, William Knepper and Cora Hartung, Frank Redman and Essie Nabcock, Joseph Weaver and Della Miller, Morgan Fartney and Ethel Long, and more incomplete pairings with various misprints and names. The list reads like a cross section of local professions from hotelier to switchman, with ages in the early to mid twenties.
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Earl D. Russell
Maude Brown
Clarence A. Welch
Christine Amelia Niebergall
William Knepper
Farmer
Cora Hartung
Frank W. Redman
Essie Nabcock
Joseph A. Weaver
Della Miller
Morgan Fartney
Ethel Pearl Long
Frank Ren Lateer
Switchman
Martha Brownwell
William Krepper
Charles J. Felts
Wilhelmina
Qu Schoppman
Sone Reider
Belle Guck
Frederick W. Shrieeen
Anna Wolford Day
John E. Wilson
Ier
Opal Mf. Sinn
Wheat and corn drift in quiet Chicago market
Chicago market report shows wheat opening quiet with bearish tone in December trading at 75% to 76% cents, mixed receipts in Minneapolis and Duluth, favorable weather aiding movement. Corn steady with limited demand, oats steady, hogs up modestly, and various grain and feed prices listed for cash and futures.
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Chicago
Ill
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Lord—Reptember
Clover
Timwothy—Noathing
Live Stock Markets Report from Chicago and Cincinnati
Chicago market data shows cattle receipts at 15,000 with varying price ranges for cows heifers stockers and feeders and mixed Westerns Texans and calves. Hogs receipts 14,900 with estimates for tomorrow around 26,000 and prices from 5.00 to 6.80. Sheep receipts 20,000 with sheep and lamb prices listed. Cincinnati report notes active dogs with prices 6.70 to 8.75, cattle steady at 4.50 to 5.40, common 2.00, and lambs about 4.25.
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Chicago
Market Ile
Cincinnati
Ohio
T'Alinans
Egus
Les Dow
Usiony
Sue Bu
Crosney
Lekart
Not Bros
Timothy
Hocking Valley
Massillon and
Jackson
Pocahontas
Real estate transfers listed in Maumee area records
A sequence of real estate transfers shows multiple parties selling or exchanging parcels in Maumee, Lake, Jackson, Monroe, Madison and Washington townships, including Kerns to Conine for 975 dollars and Peckham transfers for 1500 and 1600 dollars. Additional entries list various lot and section transfers, plus a brewery company sale and a medical advert for pine resin bladder care sold by Rhoads’ drug store.
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Ulysses
Kerns
Myron
W. Conine
Maumee
Christina Gerding
Christian Gerding
Lake
Dexter D. Gilbert
Charles W. Gilbert
Jackson
George M. Thompson
George Glass
Wm. Singer
O. L. Friedline
Ridelsheimer
Henry Westfieldt
Madison
Walter Thimlar
Isabella Thimlar
Harlan
Springfield
The
Commercial Improvement Co
Centlivre Brewing Co
Commercial
Henry A. Madden
Delbert
Hartman
Rosemont
Washington
People’s Trust and Savings Co
el E. Gerig
David M. Gerig
Rhoads’ Drug Store
Pittsburg Market Cattle and Hogs Prices Steady
Pittsburg Market report from Pittsburg Pa on Sept 2 notes cattle receipts light and market steady. Hog receipts include six double deckers with prices from 6.85 to 7.00 for various grades, pigs from 6.70 to 8.80, and heavy workers at 7.00 while light workers bring 6.90 to 6.95. Sheep and lamb values show sheep at 5.75 and spring lambs at 7.66, both down.
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Pittsburg
East Buffalo Market Hogs and Cattle Report
East Buffalo market notes show hog receipts around 2,500, with prices 6.75 to 6.80 for pigs and other grades listed sharply. cattle market described as steady. Buffalo, September 25.
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East Buffalo
Buffalo
Produce and Poultry Chicago Market Report
Chicago market report Sept 25 shows butter steady with creameries at 19 to 24 cents, daisies 17 to 20 6 cents, cheeses firm with daisies 12.44 to 12 1 2 cents, twins 12 1 2 cents, young Americas 12 1 2 cents. Poultry alive steady with turkeys 8 cents, chickens 11 to 12 1 2 cents, springs 12 cents.
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Chicago
Mallich Hengstier Wedding Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Paul ine Hengstier became the bride of Sr Herman Malich in a Sunday evening ceremony at the groom s Griswold avenue home attended by close relatives. Attendant Erma Schulte wore white dotted Swiss with pink carnations. The couple will reside at 425 East Creighton avenue.
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Mallich-Hengstier
Pauline Hengstier
Herman Malich
Jacob Miller
Griswold Avenue
Erma Schulte
Fred Soest
Miss Schulte
Uplegger and Brandt Wed in Sunday Evening Ceremony
Miss Ama Brandt and Mr Louis Uplegger were married Sunday evening at 8 at the groom’s sister’s home. Rev Paul Stoeppelworth of Trinity Lutheran officiated. Attendants were Miss Clara Brandt and Charles Brandt. Bride wore blue cloth and carried white carnations. About twenty five guests attended the ceremony and wedding supper. The couple departed for Chicago.
New York Market Butter and Cheese Prices Sept 25
Butter receipts 12 894 packages with street prices for various grades. Creamery values range from 18 24c to 25 25c while western factory and imitation creamery prices present between 16 22c. Cheese receipts 7 033 boxes show state full cream small fancy at 13c and other grades from 11 18c, with skims and lower qualities. Eyes firm reports 12 888 cases with Pennsylvania and nearby white selections at 30 32c and other grades between 20 23c.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Market Quotations From Wheat to Wool Prices in Area
Quotations cover Wheat at 70c bushel, Corn 48 50c, Oats 31 32c, Rye 55c, Barley 40c, Apples 40 50c, Butter 18 20c per lb, Eggs 21 cents per dozen, Lard 9c, Potatoes 40 45c per bushel. Also retail and wholesale rates for turkeys, chickens, ducks, geese, wool both washed and unwashed, honey, hides, copper, rubber, tin foil, and fodder products. Includes lots and brands from Bush & Co and regional grain and hay markets.
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Zarr
Bush & Co
Esio
Country Mirage
Quotati Mt Ydowee
Mt U
Italy
Livestock and commodity prices plus Ely’s Cream Balm ad
The page mixes livestock market data with prices for hay, coal, and other commodities, listing cattle, sheep, hogs, and produce with figures like $3 for mamos and $18.00 for Timothy hay. It also advertises Ely’s Liquid Cream Balm claiming fast relief for nasal conditions, noting no cocaine and drug-free formula with a sprayer and mail order option.
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Ely
Ely Bros
Warrer Street
New York
Surprise Birthday for Police Chief Ankenbruck
Chief of Police Martin H Ankenbruck turned forty one on September 8 and was surprised at his East Washington boulevard home Monday. His daughter presented a new gold badge, with a luncheon and smoker enjoyed by friends including Louis Ankenbruck Frank Evans Joseph Luley Andrew Johann William Barth Adam Reinhart Hubert Berghoff Henry Hilgeman Jesse Grice William Potthoff and Rudy Krull. An elegant musical program followed in the festive gathering.
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Martin H. Ankenbruck
East Washington Boulevard
Louis Ankenbruck
Frank Evans
Joseph Luley
Andrew Johann
William Barth
Adam A. Reinhart
Hubert Berghoff
Henry Hilgeman
Jesse Grice
William Potthoff
Rudy Krull
Mrs. Ankenbruck
New Life Pills Promise Relief From Digestive Ailments
A vintage ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for constipation and related stomach liver and bowel troubles. The copy claims painless, perfect regulation of organs and notes the product costs 25 cents at Dreier & Bro.’s druggists.
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Dr. King
Dreier & Bro.’s
Blair Sentenced to Sixty Days for Horse Theft
Harry Blair was jailed for sixty days by the city court after arraignment on stealing a horse from John G. Robinson on the Illinois road. Blair allegedly agreed to pay 10 dollars, with 2.50 cash and the rest in weekly installments, but took the horse without permission. He plans to appeal but lacks an appeal bond of 200 dollars signed by Judge Skelton.
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Harry Blair
John G. Robinson
Robinson
Blair
Illinois Road
Skelton
Slippery Rails Spark Interurban Collision on West Main
Broadway car No 344 traveling eastbound crashed into a Lima and Toledo interurban on West Main Street between Calhoun and Harrison at 11 Tuesday night. Both cars damaged though no injuries reported. Lima car was using a cutover to reach the eastbound track on Malin when brakes failed on Broadway car, sliding over a hundred feet on slick rails before impact. Visitor Harry Stevens of Los Angeles, Cal., is in the city visiting Attorney Arthur W. Parry.
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United States
Mr. Atee
Mr. Adee
Adee
Washington
Stensland
Robert Bacon
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Bacon
Atlee
Wall Street
J. Pierpont Morgan
Ship Trust
Adlee
State Department
Fez
Illinois
Broadway
Lima
Toledo
West Marn Street
Calhoun
Harrison
Malin Street
Arry Stevens
Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur W. Parry
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Fon du Lac
Bert Wayne
House of Call
South
Gilbert
Palma
Natal Statistics
Grain and Provisions
John C. Heller
Court St
Klacin & Melching
Ambulancs
West Main
Homa Paouws
Zeera
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