Silent Bill Convalesces At Methodist Hospital
Silent Bill Hopke, short stop for Champions, is convalescing at Methodist Hospital after an operation performed Saturday. He quips that sitting out is soft, while doctors monitor healing and plan his return to the game. President Watkins visited, friends offered cheer, and nurses, some baseball fans, wish for a quicker recovery.
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William Hopke
Hopke
Methodist
Watkins
Hooke
Silent Bill
Bill
Chicago Learns Adentity of the Palmer Bride
In New York May 17 the city learned that Harry Honore Jra and Mrs. Potter Palmer of Chicago wed Harriet E. Baker in the city last Wednesday. Harriet Bingham, a well known New England social figure and descendant of Admiral Bingham, had married Gar wood Baker fifteen years ago and, since his death, pursued European travel and served as a commissioner for a New York art firm.
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New York
Harry Honore, Jra
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Harriet E. Baker
City Births and Deaths Record for Local Residents
Birth notices list Frank and Lorna Muter, Elroy and Kittie Watson, and many others with addresses on Market, Camp, Centennial, Hope Fred, Barth, N Jefferson, Deloss, Arse nal, N Arsenal, N Jeff erson, De loss, and Congress avenues. Deaths include Uvall Branham, Albert Devore, Theo dore Waiss, Worahan Samuels, Imogene Lynch, Henry Schaub, James Wilson, Cyrus Smith, Catherine Noris, George Saffell, Henry Barber, and others with ages from 1 to 84 and varied causes such as chronic bronchitis tubercular meningitis cancer and heart disease. Building permits are also listed for L Jordan, Mrs W H W Kindleburger, Marble 5 Winn, John D Brosnan, Frederick Fisher, and im B McCurdy with multiple residences and repairs.
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Frank
Lorna Muter
W. Market Street
Elroy and
Kittie Watson
Camp Street
William H
Mabel Brock
Centennial Street
Oliver and
Grace Clements
Hope Street
Fred and
Marie Oelschenger
Barth Avenue
William J. and
Mary Withem
Jefferson Avenue
Gordon and
Grace Burroughs
Deloss Street
Maurice and
Della Riggs
N. Arsenal Avenue
Burt
Bertie Welshans
Bradley Street
Morton and
Beatrice Smith
Alvord Street
Corda Clarke
Cornell Avenue
George and
Minnie Hofmann
Congress Avenue
Daniel and
Anna Wolf
Bismarck Avenue
Walter and
Minnie Marsh
Fulton Avenue
Orviie
Mabel Hudson
Uvall Branham
Fayette Street
Albert Devore
Theodore Henry Waiss
Michigan Street
Harold Harrison
Harris Avenue
Worahan Samuels
Methodist Hospital
Deucilla Ruth Marsh
Fulter Street
Imogene C. Lynch
Alabama Street
Henry J. Schaub
Senate Avenue
James G. Wilson
Thirty First Street
Cyrus A. Smith
Central Insane Hospital
Catherine Noris
St. Peter Street
George H. Saffell
S. Bolton Avenue
Henry Barber
W. Eleventh Street
Edward
Ten Eyek
Alize N. Miner
Alexander Clucs
Flora Nyegrucy
Alonzo Ikk
Nickum
Mcry
EB. Haorth
Ier Moses Smith
Roy Bonsteeles
Charles Herrlick
Bessie Breedlove
William H. Phillips
Hattie E. Hills
Anton Brisnik
Maria Gelob
Benjamin H. Lindsay
Nora Q. B. Buchanan
Henry House
Kate House
L Jordan
Broadway
W. H. Wkindleburger
Washington Boulevard
Winn
Alabama
John D. Brosnan
Delaware
Frederick Fisher
English Avenue
Harlan
Im B. McCurdy
Bradbury
Famous New York Surgeons Die From Their Chosen Ailments
Noted surgeons including Andrew J. W. Cook specialist in trepanning died from a fractured skull after a runaway incident. William T. Bull, cancer specialist, died after a year of illness. Gerardus Hilles Wynkoop, appendicitis specialist, died from appendicitis following an operation.
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New York
Andrew J. W.cook
William T. Bull
Gerardus Hilles Wynkoop
Noted Surgeon Dr Gerardus Wynkoop Dies After Operation
Dr Gerardus Hilles Wynkoop dies at 128 Madison Avenue after an appendicitis operation last Thursday. He pioneered successful appendectomy in the United States and was born in Wilmington Delaware in 186? the son of Rev Dr Stephen Rose Wynkoop and a grandson of the late Gov Phelps of Connecticut. He operated on a Mikado of Japan’s nephew and on Dr William T Bull.
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New York
Gerardus Hilles Wynkoop
Madison Avenue
Wilmington
Del
Stephen Rose Wynkoop
Gov. Phelps
Connecticut
Wynkoop
Mikado
Japan
William T. Bull
Capitol Joh Suits May A Long Delayed
The supreme and appellate courts adjourn for two weeks with a one day return, then a two week layoff, three weeks of term, and rest until autumn. The ouster suit by Thomas F. Colbert against Charles J. Wheeler may not reach notice until October, likely failing to advance. Michael H. Cain’s bid to become chief engineer waits on vacations and court orders as he seeks to oust Samuel Shutt.
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Supreme
Thomas F. Colbert
Gov. Marshall
Statehouse
Charles J. Wheeler
The
Keys
Uper
High
Michael H. Cain
Supreme Court
Cain
Samuel Shutt
Humane Inspectors Escape a Hearing
The trial of Humane Inspectors Shine and Merrill scheduled before the Board of Public Safety on Monday afternoon will not take place. Col. Russell B. Harrison reports both witnesses are ill. The inspectors face charges for entering Peter Huffman’s home at 987 W. Washington without a warrant. Public executions resumed in Constantinople with two army officers and three policemen hanged by Young Turks court martial. In St. Petersburg, Lubin police chief and three officers were killed by terrorists. attackers arrested.
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Humane
Shine and Merrill
Board of Public Safety
Russell B. Harrison
Peter Huffman
Washington Street
Constantinople
St. Petersburg
Lubin
Poland
When a Gift Not A Gift in Norfolk Love Token Dispute
Norfolk readers debate engagement ring ownership after a youth sued a girl who refused to return a $55 engagement ring. Courts differed on whether such tokens are gifts or contracts, sparking a broader critique of gift giving, dating customs, and the ethics of return.
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Norfolk
Swain
Cupid
Romeo
Jullet
Virginia
State embalmers exam set for May 21 22 at state house
The embalming board directs a state examination for embalmers on May 21 and 22 at the state house, outlining the schedule and oversight for aspiring professionals.
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Statehouse
Blues Win Over Visitors 7 2 In Fifth Inning Rally
Kansas City gains lead with three hits and two errors in the fifth, holds off the visiting team 7 to 2. A ninth inning rally seals the win as crowd records show a strong offensive showing at State Life Building area.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Howard’s
Ashjean Bros
State Life Building
City Express
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Dorothy DIX
Saloniga
Abdul Hamid
BLUES
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Hasbrvax
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Locker
New York Street
Noble
Washington
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Jas. R. Neff
Maryland Street
Central Loan Association
Room
POLI
Indianapolis
Picyeles
Robt. R. Baron
Wwoodlaarn
Indiana Ave
Bickins-Jst
Greyhound
Thompson Supply CO
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Pursell Cornice Co
Ghia Street
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Pearl
Are Clothing Cleaners
Gregg
Fountain Square
Prospect
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Big Four
Cleanset
Hest
Meee Ros. Wagon Co
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Earhart & Earhart
New York State
Shank
North Side
E. Carter & CO
Carter
50Th
Illingis Sts
A. B. Carter & CO
E. Market ST
Bennetey House
SUN
Charles Hartman
Virginia Avenue
Bugsy
Woodruff Riage Stables
Wwolfe-Morgan Co
Eureka Cone CO
Alabama St
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H. C. Schergens
Hie
Victor
Formes Light Co
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Selmier
Noerthengs
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Sturm Avenue
Oriental Street
Areratan
College Avenue
le Life
Heai
L James
Tenth Street
Delaware County
John A. Smith
Baldwin Me
Central Avenue
Central Ave
Marion Trust Company
Flanner & Buchanan Funeral
H. G. McKenzie
North Ritter Avenue
Tavington && New
Tutewiler & Son
F. A. Blanchard
N. Delaware Street
A. M. Kragsdale CO
Massachusetts
George Herrmann
Undertaker
S. Delaware St
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Andi W
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Shane
New Jersey
F. W. Hecchtker
Washington Guest
Adams & Krieger
A. E. Shirley
Buchanan & Son
F. M. Buchanan
Heydon W. Buchanan
Division Street
Johnson & Hassler
Massachusetts Avenue
U Blasengym
Sheby Street
New Faste Ca National Insulating & Mfg. Co. Industrial Bldg
Delaware Street
Sixteenth Street
George Poweli
Old Main
E. Market Street
Unity Ride
SsTur Gm
Hogan Wrecking and Salvage Company
French Steam Dye Works
Circle
Illinois Street
Marott’s
Pennsylvania
Shelbyville
Greensboro
Jas. R .Neil
Maryland
Miller Oil and Supply Co
Sir Victor
Hamilton Storage CO
Carl Wolfe-Morgan CO
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E. A. Nelson
Qld
Tf Benson
Main
New Co
Fairview Settlement
N.lInom
F. P. Neff
Eberhardt Tent
S. “Capitol
Moler Barber College
Ce . le
rFanklin Institute
Rochester
N. Y
Indiana
Denial College
Chiosts
William E. Broll
Welch & Wife
Meridian St
Fred
Newton Claypool
the . CO
S. Liberty Street
New
S. Meridian
Woodruff Place
East Michigan Street
Wolfe-Morgan CO
Dhe
Lew Shank
Mee
Wolfe & Morgan
Malin
State Site Building
E. &. Brigham
Market Street
Tree
Cne
Columbus & Southern Traction Co
Indianapo
Seymour
Louisville
Greenwood
Ee B. i O
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Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
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Connersville
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Acton
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Ingnapolis
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Frankfort
L Fay
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Greencastle
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Field
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