Medical friction tied to Bronson resignation in navy
Surgeon General Rexey says the swap of command on the hospital ship Relief sparked the dispute between the Bureau of Navigation and the Medical Department. He notes hospital ships are medically commanded and that the Relief should be commissioned like other hospital ships amid ongoing authority conflicts.
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Associated Press
Washington D. C
Rixey
Navy
Admiral Bronson
Bureau of Navigation
Relief
Surgeon General
Medical Department of the Navy
Pacific
Medicine of
Presley M. Rexey
Navy mm
Willard H. Bronson
Brownson
Admiral Brownson
Washington
Naval
United States Army
Army
Secret ‘of War
Secretary of the
Medical Department
Congress
Ishaye
Toad Three Hundred Years Old At Bronx Zoo
A toad named Rameses, believed to be 300 years old, has arrived at the Bronx Zoo and may be in suspended animation. Found seven months ago in a Montanan mine, the blind toad was placed in a sealed bottle and reportedly still shows signs of life with occasional foot shakes and pulsating ear diaphragms.
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Ramese I
Rameses
Butte
Mont
Ag Diast
Ditmar
Banks seek state depository status in Indiana
Sixty six banks and trust companies filed with the state auditor and secretary of finance to become depositories for state funds under the public depository law. Fletcher National Bank of Indiana leads with 500000, Marion National Bank requests 250000, National Fowler Bank Lafayette 200000, with many others across Fort Wayne Lafayette and Terre Haute proposing amounts between 25 000 and 100 000.
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State Board of Finance
Fletcher National ‘Bank of
Indiana
Marion
Ind
National Bank
National Fowler Bank of
Lafayette
Old National Bank
Fort Wayne
Sullivan State Bank
City National Bank
United States‘ Trust Company
Térre Haute
McKeen National Bank
Terre, Haute
Delaware County National Bank
Muncie
German American National Bank
Jpeoples Trust and Savings Co
Ft. Wayne
Citizens Trust Co
Tri-State Loan and Trust Company
First National Bank
Terre Haute
National Fowler Bank
Merchants National’Bank
Farmers and Traders Bank
Beer Shortage and Brewery Closures Predicted in Chicago
Chicago reports barley scarcity crippling major breweries and malt houses. Adam Ortseifen, president of MacAhoy Brewing, predicts about one thousand saloons will close by May 1 due to rising barley costs and beer prices ranging from four fifty to seven dollars per barrel.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Adam Ortseifen
MacAhoy Brewing Co
Mr. Ortseifen
Bootblack Finalizes Fortune in Tacoma Trade War
Tacoma story details the collapse of the Bootblacks' Trust as Joe Phillips sells his Ninth Street bootblack stand for 800 dollars. Greeks in Tagoma and Seattle formed a Greek alliance to oust minorities from Tacoma shoe shining, leaving Phillips to retire with nearly 60 thousand dollars from his investments.
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Shoe Shining
Tagoma
Seattle
Tacoma
Joel Phillips
Toj
Goat meat sold as venison in Mina joke ends case
Frank Mandl of Galeton peddled goat meat claiming it was venison. A game warden investigated, confiscated the meat, and exposed the ruse after Mandl admitted the mistake, realizing the meat was goat not deer.
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Frank Mandi
Mina
Bradford
Mandl
Young Couple Missing After Skating Party
Upper Sandusky Ohio December 25 William Tetter and Catherine Teple of Carey Ohio left last night for a skating party in Sycamore ten miles away and are missing. This morning their buggy was found overturned in Ymochtee Creek with the horse still attached. Authorities fear they have drowned.
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Carey
Ohio
Sycamore
Ymochtee Creek
Government rushes hospital ship Relief to join Pacific fleet
Washington reports a rapid, secret buildup of a medical staff in Washington and San Francisco for the hospital ship Relief. A crew of about twenty doctors and thirty nurses, with full hospital stores, will sail from San Francisco to link with Admiral Evans fleet heading to the Pacific coast. The ship will hold about six hundred patients and be among the finest service vessels.
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Associated Press
Washington
San Francisco
United States
Relief
Admiral Evans
Pacific Coast
Bryan Named U S Senator by Governor Broward in Florida
Wm James Bryan of Jacksonville named to fill the U S Senate seat, succeeding the late Stephen Mallory for the term ending March 4, 1909. Bryan, 31, county solicitor of Duval, son of former state senator John M. Bryan, is a Democratic figure active in state politics and previously announced candidacy for the seat.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Broward
James Bryan
United States
Stephen R. Mallory
Bryan
Duval County
Orange County
Florida
John M. Bryan
State Railroad Commission
Emery College
Washington and Lee University
Democratic State Executive Committee
Duncan VU. Fletcher
U. S
Mallory
Indiana State Teachers Association Meet in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Ind Dec 25 The Indiana State Teachers Association will convene in Indianapolis tomorrow with about 4000 teachers expected to attend. The opening session is set for tomorrow night in the Claypool Hotel assembly room and business will begin Tuesday according to Dc M McDonald, chairman of the executive committee.
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Indianapolis
M. McDonald
Claypool Hotel
Tribune urges prompt notice for missed deliveries
Subscribers who fail to receive the paper promptly are asked to notify the Tribune office. A special carrier will make immediate delivery.
Death of Two Centenarians Noted in Ohio and Oregon
Oldest Ohio white woman Mrs. Ann Hulsizer died at 106 in West Liberty after a long life filled with activity. She credited apples and fruit for longevity and remained mentally sharp while smoking a pipe. Her family included one daughter, Mrs. Williams, and several deceased siblings. In Oregon, Lydia Piatts of Oswego, aged 104, was reported dead, with Jacob Piatts of Walkerton among her kin.
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West Liberty
Milford
N. J
William Hulsiter
Christian Church
Laporte
Ind
J. C. McMillan
Michigan City
Lydia Piatts
Oswego
Ore
Jacob Piatts
Walkerton
St. Joseph County
Atkins Offers Shopping Cure for Mental Illness
Dr Henry S Atkins superintendent of the St Louis insane asylum undertakes a trial in which six women with mental disease are escorted by attendants to shop through downtown stores. The test, lasting two to three weeks, aims to prove shopping aids in curing mild insanity.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Henry S. Atkins
Atkins
Robbers Blow Safe Open With Dynamite at Mt Summit
Three suspected professionals robbed Guy West’s store at Mt Summit six miles north of New Castle Indiana at dawn. A safe was blasted with nitroglycerine and over 100 dollars taken from the safe. The post office was also entered with money and stamps taken. The bandits fled toward the home of wine Cloud in a horse and buggy this morning.
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Guy West
Cloud
Five Men Killed During Christmas Week Fights Across Deep South
Christmas week violence left five men dead in Louisiana and Mississippi in the 24 hours ending Christmas Day. In Covington Henry Route, a Black man, was killed after inviting a white man Mr. Bradley to settle a money dispute by a gunfight. In New Albany Ed F Hill, a white railroad foreman, killed Martin Arnold, also white. In Vaiden Maury Davis, white, and William Spinx, Black, died in a pistol and knife fight. In Greenville Ed Smith, a Black railroad worker, killed Jim ZEnglish, another Black man, over a love affair.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Covington
Henry Route
Bradley
New Albany
Miss
Ed F. Hillhouse
Martin Arnold
Vaiden
Maury Davis
William Spinx
Greenville
Ed Smith
Jim Zenglish
Doctor Claims Accidental Shootings After Killing Wife
Dr Walter R Amesbury of Milford shot and killed his wife Anna a college music teacher at Roanoke College Danville Virginia during Christmas dinner at Mrs Jennie Ross home Hyde Park Massachusetts police say he fired twice both hits in the right side wife died instantly. He was arrested and said the shooting was accidental. He is 49 and a former British Army surgeon.
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Associated Press
Hyde Park
Mass
Walter R. Amesbury
Milford
Anna
Roanoke, College
Danville
Jennie Ross
Powers Trial Not Stopped Christmas Day
Georgetown Kentucky December 25 Christmas day in the Caleb Powers trial was dull with the morning taken up by testimony from W R Day ex state treasurer and the reading of Charles Finley deposition followed by the former testimony of General Dan R Collier deceased The defense expects to close tomorrow and the commonwealth is prepared to go on with its rebuttal testimony It is also said Henry Youtsey will be brought back to contradict Powers testimony.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
W. R. Day
Charles Finley
Dan R. Collier
Commonwealth
Henry Youtsey
Powers
Three Skaters Drown on Onata Lake in Pittsfield
Pittsfield Massachusetts reports a tragedy as Henry Norris 16 Ano 20 and Miss Alice Moziener 16 drown after breaking through ice while skating on Onata Lake Det 25 identifies the youths.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Henry Norris
Henry
Ano
Alice “Moziener
Onata Lake
Goldfield Miners Union Faces Court Dissolution Suit
Goldfield Consolidated Mine company files in Nevada circuit court seeking an injunction and dissolution of the Goldfield miners union and Western Federation of Miners. The suit accuses the union of intimidation destruction and a reign of terror in the Goldfield district and asks federal watchmen and observers to enforce the order if needed. The action may lead President Roosevelt to keep troops in Goldfield to back federal court mandates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Goldfield
Nev
Goldfield Mine Owners’ Association
Circuit Court of
District of Nevada
Goldfield Miners’ Union
Goldfield Consolidated Mine Company
Goldfield Miners
Western Federation of Miners
Chas. A. MacKinnon
Goldfield Miners Union
Western Federation of the Miners
Industrial Workers of the World
Western Federation
Guidfidid
Mt the
Consolidated Mines Company
Goldfield Union
George Wingfield
Roosevelt
Show Company Disbands After Playing Here
The Advanced Minstrel organization that performed at Dowling yesterday afternoon and night has disbanded. They arrived in the city in the morning with little money left for the show, and this marks the second sudden closure of an "advanced" act here in three weeks. The company departed for Chicago this morning.
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Dowling
Chicago
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Phillippt
Ninth Street
Bootblacks’ Trust
Quished
Northwest
Galeton, Pa
Upper Sandusky, O
Iam Tetter
Miss Catherine Teple
WAR Department
Evan
Claypool ‘Hotel
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Iana State Teachers’ Association
Tribune
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Ann
Hulsizer
BE. H. Williams
New Castle, Ind
Mt. Summit
DR. Amesbury
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