Ultra violet test eyed to detect death and disease
The report, by special to The Sam in New York, cites Prof Elmer Gates proposing ultraviolet rays reveal whether a person is alive and gauge mental effort. He claims shadows fade with death and that disease signals can be detected before symptoms. Gates, once of Dayton, now in Washington, is lauded as a leading scientist and psychologist.
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Sam
New York
Elmer Gater
Gates
Dayton
Washington
Jof
Roentgen
Tips From Abroad Highlight Global Trade Flows
Americans control the cotton goods and petroleum trade of Zanzibar while Britain sharply increased imports of American flour in January 1905. The note mentions Belgium metal industry growth, large Russian imports of agricultural implements, and a dip in olive oil exports from Malaga. Some Saxony public schools adopt penny savings banks.
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Zanzibar
Great Britain
Russia
Belgium
Malaga
United States
Saxony
Hints From United States Consuls
The Beilish Board of Agriculture stamped out swine fever in the Britishites. Consular Pooley notes Americans overlook Saint Helena trade. Genoa street railway pays dividends now. Russia studies cheap corn placement in interior Germany. Portugal population 6,018,207 with 66 Americans. Three-fourths of the population illiterate. Russian rate system too complex for railroad clerks. copying the American method discussed. American canned goods popular in Madagascar.
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Beilish Board of Agriculture
Pooley
Island of
St Helena
Genoa
Germany
United States
Portugal
Madagascar
United Fruit Awarded Contract For Bocas del Toro Works
The United Fruit Company has awarded a contract to rebuild the sanitary confining of Bocas del Toro in Panama. The plan includes raising the town three feet and building a new seawall and a full sewer and water system.
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Sw Mobile
Ala
United Truit Company
Bocas del ‘Toro
Republic of Parame
Pennsylvania Cossacks Form New State Strike Force
The Sun reports in Wilkes Barre that Pennsylvania will deploy four mounted police units to guard mines during strikes. Each troop has 60 men, stationed in Reading Greensburg Punxsutawney and the bituminous Greensburg area. Critics call them strike breakers, noting prior use against Lebanon iron mine strikers and accusations of provoking violence to sway public sentiment.
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Pennsylvania
Penn
Colt's Navy
John Mitchell
Lebanon
Reading Wan
Beranton
Nanticoke
National Guard
Coal and Iron Police
Mitchell
Mina
Gov. Stone
Arma
Indiana Boys' School Baseball Opens Season April Fifteenth
Special to the Sun from Plainfield Indiana. The boys’ school baseball team will open the season here April 15 on the home grounds. The management has arranged for a series of six games. The schedule includes games with several teams from Indianapolis.
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Spevial
Plainfield
Ind
Takshe
Indiana Boys
Scheduls
Geméa
Indianapolia
Wife for 25 Years 1 Graduate in Law
Special to The Sum, New York, March 30. Mrs Adolph Mayer, mother of four and silver wedding anniversar y holder, has graduated in law and becomes her husband's law partner. Once a clerk in the Russian consul in Warsaw, she aided his career as his briefs were prepared and read aloud. Mayer later partnered with Congressman William Bennett. The family settled in East Side New York. a son later born, and hardship followed as anti Jewish sentiment rose in Russia and Poland.
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New York
Adolph MW. Mayer
Mayer
Warsaw
East Ride
Wm. B. Hennett
Courtroom Companions and A Life of Shared Endeavors
A fragment describes a wife who supported her home and children while pursuing education and business venture ideas with her husband. It notes a European trip for an operation, the husband returning to find her in law school, and they appearing together in court, sharing daily life in a partner dynamic.
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Panion
Uiree Vars
Mayer
Europe
Bhig
University Law Achaul
Herman at West Baden Prepares for Britt Bout
West Baden Ind March 2 Special to The Sum Kid Herman the noted lightweight champion is training at West Baden springs for his bout with Jimmy Britt in Los Angeles May He practices symnastic work and cutter exercise and looks ready to enter the ring anytime He travels to Los Angeles afterward to finish training accompanied by his brother A B Landfield of Chicago who is training with him.
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Herman
West Baden
Ind
Kid" Herman
West Baden Springs
Jimmy Britt
Los Angeles
Cal
Kid
A.B. Landfield
Chicago
Burns Bouts End Quickly In San Diego Show
Special to The Sao Francisco. Tomny Burns promised early knockout. O'Brien of Pittsburg fell in 4 minutes 10 seconds from a hard left to the head. Jim Walaker of Battle Creek lasted 2 minutes 60 seconds before Burns knocked him out with a nose smash.
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Burns
San Diego
Cal
Tomny Burns
O'Brien
Pittsburg
Jim Walaker
Battle Creek
Mach
Walker
Burna
Railroad official visits Iedianagelle city scene
D J Priea, general passenger and ticket agent for the International and Great Northern, is in the company of railroad friends during a visit to Iedianagelle. He plans meetings with local officials and discusses passenger service enhancements.
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D. J. Priea
The
International & Great Northern
Iedianagelle
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