Carnegie Relief Fund Faces Deepening Shortfall in 1905
Pittsburg January reports show Carnegie Relief Fund disbursed 6 000.15 beyond income in 1905 as workmen injured or ill received aid and families benefited. The fund, supported by 4 million in bonds, is urged to request more money from Carnegie to avoid cuts or broader calls on funds.
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Pittsburg
Tie. Han
Carnegie
Tictsburg
Carnegie Relief Fund
Army of Workmen
CL Prick Coke Company
Pittburg
Grey Lake
Darnesie
Game Warden to Appeal Indiana Fish and Game Rulings
The Indiana Fish and Game commission will appeal Judge O'Dougherty's decision in Louisviile regarding violations of fish and game laws. A strong attorney will be hired and the action will be pursued vigorously to set clear actions for arrests of violators entering the state and prisoners held.
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Indiana Fish and Game Commission
O'Dougherty
Louis Pvide
Medical Board Plans Action On Alleged Criminal Practice
The Indiana State Board of Medical Examination and Registration met Tuesday to discuss pursuing cases of alleged criminal practice across cities. A key test case lies in an appellate court regarding injunctions and evidence gathered by board agents. The revision of licenses and the prosecution of others were also reviewed, with a slate of physicians and officers listed as attendees.
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Medical Board
Indiana State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Indianapolis
Ws Cuce
Johnson County
State Board of Meiles
Ml. ‘Viesday
Scnsion
J. C. Webster
Lafayette
M.S. Caniel c
Nrenkfort
W.T. Gatt
Crawfordsville
James M. Dirmen
Fort Wayne
W. 4. Spurgeon
Muncie
J. E. P. Hollard
Bloomington
Ethel Curryer
Indianapols
Honest Congressman Before and After Passes
Special to The Sun Washington Jan. 34 The order against free passes shows members of Congress as cheap. The railways allegedly paid for influence with unearned government money and passes. Rep. Jesse Averstreet leads a push for a post office commission while Gen. Grosvenor calls for inquiry into overcharges to carry the mail and the Pennsylvania road’s alleged multimillion-dollar grant. The piece notes widespread cynicism about lawmakers and railroads amid ongoing debates and investigations.
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the Sun
Washington
Congress
Congas
Tmgra
Pennsylvania
Qs House of Representatives
BL & O
Vegetarian lecture draws crowd at New York health club
An audience of well nourished diners filled the Health Culture restaurant at 21 and Fourteenth Street to hear IL Currington argue vegetables suffice for nutriment. He condemned beef and steak as poisonous, claiming animal flesh carries poisons the body cannot eliminate, urging a vegetarian lifestyle as superior for vitality.
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Sun
New York
IL L. Currington
Lincoln
Aus
Guards
Lon Hodge
Alvin PL Hovey
Cory
Audienc
Pile Corps
Hawthorne School
Bigamist at 17 years in Binghamton region
Bert Aven, 1, an alleged bigamist, was arrested at the home of George Knapp, father of his first wife, at Lake View. Last August he married Ethel Williams, 14, in Lestershire, then faced nonsupport charges. He disappeared, reconciled with his first wife, and was later linked to a Windsor relationship.
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Binghamton
Bert Aven
George Knapp
Lake View
Alten
Ethel Wiliams
Lester Shire
Wits
Hey
Jtdy
Allen
Windsor
Vagrancy arrest of Harvard graduate descendant of U.S. presidents
Bridgeport Conn January 24 George Adams Robinagu son of the late Dr Robinson of Boston and Harvard graduate of Isl, a descendant on his mother's side of two presidents of the United States, has been arrested for vagrancy. He is 75 years old and a thirty-second degree Mason.
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Bridgeport
Conn
George Adams Robinagu
Dr Robinson
Boston
Harvard
Isl
Adamsez
United States
Robinson G
Cartham ine Flowers Used Since Ancient Times
Carthamine flowers have been used for thousands of years to dye rubber yellow. The mummy cloth found in Egyptian coffins is dyed yellow with this dye.
Electric shock injuries reported at works plant
A report from Schenectady notes a worker received 44,000 volts of electricity at the general industry works and another person received 43,000 volts. Both are expected to recover. The items reflect the dangerous conditions at the facility and the ongoing safety concerns for employees.
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Schenectady
Xii
Jara
McCuitie
Wishington
Wrecked Portland Steamer Tells a Romantic History
The steamer Portland, wrecked off Spive Island near Ketchikan Alaska, ran aground after a month at sea in dense fog. Striking the reef tore her stern and left the vessel resting on rocks while passengers were landed. Owners plan to abandon cargo and tires, deeming salvage unprofitable, as the Portland’s famed past is recalled.
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Om Spige Island
Ketchham
Alaska
Portland
Vegetarian debate on diet and vitality at Madison Square Garden
A speaker argues meat improves strength while vegetarians fade in endurance tests at Madison Square Garden. The audience questions arise about moral rights to living beings and the supposed superiority of higher ape types. Carrington interrupts as cannibalism and natural diets are debated, concluding meat may be favored for vitality.
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Madison-Square Garden
Carrington
Charity Begins Singing for Charity in New Deal
Emma Eames Mote responds to charity requests with a smile and offers to sing for free if every committee member contributes an equal amount. The approach often settles the negotiations as donors match her usual fee for the cause.
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Mote
Emma Eames
Roosevelt In Park Row Beef and Joint Scene Described
New York January 2 President Roosevelt stirs up none of the expected turmoil in Park Row as he visits a Deanery restaurant with friends. Reporters, printers and diners recall past politics and his wartime ties while a curious crowd watches the president depart for Washington in good humor.
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Sun
New York
Tiovelt
Park Row
Pat
Hes Aartes
Joan
Child Burn Injury From Playing With Matches at Night
Little Mary Semules Williams, the granddaughter of Judge Ben G Witham, was burned last night when her dress caught fire while playing with matches. She was found by a burns receiver yesterday morning and taken to care.
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Mary Semules
Willams
Ben G. Witham
Burns
Yestery
Child Endures Severe Skin Torture Mystery Illness
A disturbing report describes a child afflicted with a grotesque skin condition. The body is covered in sores and the face is distorted. Three doctors failed to cure, and the child’s health worsened before the remaining features began to improve.
Cure by Cuticura in two weeks for 75c
Akron mother recounts relief for her child after doctors failed. Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment cleared widespread sores on body and face in weeks, costing 75 cents. Letter cites dramatic improvement and desire to share with other families.
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George J. Steese
Coburn St
Akron
Ohio
Cuthura
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