Love Notes in Inquest Case Face License Review
The handwriting of Dr. F R Ross linked to Addie Sager death is used to seek revocation of his dental license. Prosecutor E S Stephens shows letters dated 1908 1909 from Sager reveal a growing romance and financial loans. Ross testified they were replies to Sager seeking a position, with letters ending in a wave line. The state board will consider the letters along with coroner Southwick's report under Ohio dental act provisions.
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Dorothy Dale
Sandusky
F. R. Ross
Addie Sager
E.S. Stephens
Stephens
Frank Sager
Tiffin
Ross
State Board of Dental Examiners
Dental Office
F. R
Southwick
Ohio
Miss Sager
Message excerpts reveal shopping, romance, and travel hints
Letter fragment shows negotiation over money for a gift, a sighting of a suit by Hudson's, and a critique of cheap clothes. It mentions a love interest, a promise to visit next week, and a theater show in Cleveland from the 12th to the 14th.
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Hudson
America
Cleveland
Constable fails to seize Dashiel sons at Connecticut estate
In Stamford on August 25 Constable Andrew Schlechtweg confronted Mrs. William W. Dashiel at the Dashiel country home over a warrant for her two sons and two New York visitors for bathing in a stream feeding Stamford Water Company. The warrant was claimed defective. Mrs. Dashiel resisted as a crowd gathered. Dashiel promised to have the boys in court, and the constable departed without them.
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Stamford
Conn
William W. Dashiel
New York
High Ridge
Andrew Schlechtwee
Dashiel
Schlechtweg
Dashiel Place
Douglas Kenton
John Outwater
Dashiels
Dyspeptics urged to eat pie for breakfast at convention
Chicago August 23. Dr Charles McCormick urged dyspeptics to eat large chunks of juicy pie for breakfast to cure indigestion. At the third annual convention of the Association of Independent Doctors delegates applauded the lecture attacking regular medicine and advocating pie as a health aid.
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Chicago
Charles McCormick
Association of Independent Doctors
Paris Faces Hat Pin Menace In Public Safety Debates
Paris reports a campaign against long hat pins blamed for dozens of injuries since June. Police may regulate pin length after a civil engineer lost an eye and a department store incident, with a baby among recent casualties.
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Paris
Lobster Yields A Pearl Claimed By Two Hollis Men
In East Hampton on August 25 Frederick Dunton and Alfred Eno argued over a pearl-embellished lobster claw. Dunton insists the sphere is embedded and valuable, while Eno bets it is worth more than a dime. The three-eighths inch diameter object sparked a playful wager between the two locals.
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Easthampton
L. I
Frederick W. Dunton
Hollis
Alfred J. Eno
Dunton
Eno
Hampton
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Office
Addie
Detroit
Lobster
Bliss Native Herbs
Washington Street
Gom
Mags Saenes
Conservati
Madras
Gil Chiard
Saks
Saks-Delta
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Street
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