Government health adviser and Dr William Welch influence
Theodore Roosevelt formed a medical commission to conquer yellow fever for the Panama Canal with Dr William H Welch from Baltimore naming the members. Welch, unofficial U S health adviser, led Johns Hopkins pathology work and contributions to diphtheria typhoid malaria cholera and other diseases through research bodies like Rockefeller Institute and Carnegie Institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama Canal
William H. Welch
Baltimore
Welch
United States
Weldemone
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Human Life
Simon Plexner
Carnegie Institution
Washington
Carnegie
Andes
Johns Hopkins University
Sinceta Foundation
J J Hill Remains Active at 72 Years
James J. Hill of St. Paul, aging 72, continues to guide the Great Northern board while his son Louis W. Hill leads the railroad as president. His address to the National Conservation Congress in St. Paul showcases his sharp mind and lasting influence. Summit avenue home overlooks the Mississippi and bluffs with treasured art collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hill
St. Paul
J. J. Hill
James J. Him
United States
James J. Hi
Northwest
National Conservation Congress
Mr. Hills
Lord Alverstone Leads Crippen Trial Jurist Profile
The article recalls Lord Alverstone the chief justice of England who tried Dr Harvey Crippen for murder and sentenced him to hang. It details his birth in 1842, education at Charterhouse Trinity College and early career path, political roles, and 1900 appointment as Lord Chief Justice. It also notes his summarizing approach in Crippen’s case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Alverstone
England
Harvey H. Crippen
Thomas Webster
Q. C
Elizabeth
Richard Calthrop
Swineshead Abbey
Lincolnshire
King’s College School
Charterhouse
Trinity College, Cambridge
South-Eastern Service
Tubman
Court of Exchequer
Bewdley
Launceston
Isle of Wight
Louisa
William Calthrop
Withern
Crippen
Bernhardt Still Youthful Tour Declared Farewell Tour Doubtful
The celebrated actress Sarah Bernhardt remains active with a six month country tour followed by visits to Cuba and Mexico. Reports claim the farewell tour will continue, yet American audiences doubt retirement as Bernhardt's vitality and age defy expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhardt
Cuba
Mexico
Sarah
Antil
Mme. Bernhardt
Mines and Mining News Across the West
The Nevada Consolidated reports 2,250,000 pounds of copper for October. Union Chief in Santaquin shows 4500 feet of development with shipments of two to three cars weekly. Arizona mine claims total 42,946,745.19 in 1900 output while South Dakota gold falls by 1.5 million dollars due to labor troubles. Ongoing talks foresee western mineral discoveries and policy openings, with ore body updates at Tonopah Belmont and East Butte, and mint shifts from New Orleans to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Union Chief Company
Santaquin
Utah
American Mining Congress
J. F. Calbreath
Denver
Congress
Arizona
Foster
South Dakota
Round Mountain Mining Company
J. R. Davis
Goldfield
New
Thompson, Towle & Company
Inspiration
Centennial Probe Company
California
Balinger
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
J. C. Calbreath
Salt Lake
John Dera
Boston
Paduca
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
New York
Trnoe
Big Cottonwood
Tonopah Belmont
Tonopah
Prof
L. A. Merrill
Kennett
Cal
Horace Winchell
Amalgamated Copper Company
East Butte
Boston Dispatch
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Northwest Notes From Butte To Broken Towns And Courts
A wide array of notes from Montana and surrounding regions includes Albert Wilkinson losing both eyes after a giant powder explosion in Butte, a planned crackdown on undesirables by Butte police, a fatal hunting accident near Fort Benton, and a string of legal and criminal items across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wilkinson
Butte
Schultz
Fort Benton
Mont
Ham Sandwiches Rally Sparks Diet Debate
Dialogue reveals conflicting dietary stances with Dr Emdee urging meat sparing and Mr Joax admitting no meat at all yet eating only lunchroom ham sandwiches creating a contrast over eating habits.
End Stomach Trouble Now with Pape's Diapepsin
An ad-style piece touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast cure for indigestion and related stomach ailments. It claims relief within five minutes and notes large 650-cent cases contain enough to cure chronic dyspepsia, gastritis, or indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stuckley
Pape
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J.J. Hill
Wyoming
Great Malls Mont
Great Falls Land Office
Mitenie Gallbrath
Carson City
Helena
Thomas Steinburg
Lord Athletic Club of
Tacoma
Charles Hodgson
Bonner
Harry Egan
Egan
Hodgson
Fremont
Canon City
Colo
George Hudon
Ruby Mine
Boulder
Hutte
Robert Angus
Toronto
Canada
Angus
Paul Gorski
Evar
Hans Lane
Freda Peterson
Seattle
Peterson
Lane
Lillian Blackstein
Lewiston
W. H. A. Pike
Fallon
Pike
William G. Evans
Denver & Northwestern Railroad
Moffat Road
David Moffat
Denver & Rio Grande
Bellingham
Taneyhill Company
Main St
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ogden Assay Ch
Court Place
Cole Ucig
Maulad Lvans & CO
Mota, Lotdy “A Larborm Bi
Chivtemen
Mork
Waealington
Pigeh
Yonkers Statesman
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