Free medical institute clinic offers free consultations June 20
A Ohio based medical group invites the public to a one day event on June 20 offering free consultation examination and medicines from licensed physicians. The program promises diagnosis immediate treatment and a guaranteed cure where possible with X Ray Violet Ray Finsen hydrotherapy and other methods. Attendance is open to those improving under a family doctor but officials will not treat patients already under other care.
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Brown
Shepherd of the Seas Count de Vaya Aims to Aid Emigrants
Count de Vaya, lord abbot of St. Martin's in Hungary, is called The Shepherd of the Seas for devoting wealth and talents to aid poor emigrants. He opened Hungary's first church in Chicago slums, travels the U S and Europe preaching nine languages to guide newcomers away from temptation. His work seeks lasting global betterment through Christian duty and righteous living.
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Count Vay de Vaya
St. Martin’s
Hungary
Count de Vaya
Chicago
Fiume
Belasco's Venom Inspires Silk Purse From Son's Ear
At the Players' club in New York a performer praised David Belasco saying he can turn a cold awkward amateur into a fiery artist. Belasco pushes actors at rehearsals, demanding more contempt and more venom in a speech.
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Players’ Club
New York
David Belasco
Belasco
New York Sun
Photographic proof shows horse four feet airborne on track
In 1872 Gov Leland Stanford debated with a friend over whether a horse ever lifts all four legs. Brudweard Maybridge set up twenty four cameras on a race course to capture the moment and combined the images into a zoetrope revealing that all four feet leave the ground only briefly during a gallop.
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Leland Stanford
California
Brudweard Maybridge
Rare Gift for Mrs Taft Among the Strange Bits
Fragmentary note describes a rare gift for Mrs Taft with mentions of sacred items and private letters. The readable text hints at gifts sent to the secretary or White House figures, but details are unclear.
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Taft
Syndicalism in Modern Industry and Its Global Reach
An overview of syndicalist theory and practice, contrasting it with unions and socialists. It covers direct action, sabotage, cross craft unions, internationalism, and historical strikes in the United States and Europe, highlighting figures, events, and differing strategies in France, Germany, and Britain.
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Syndicatisn
United States
Lawrence
Mass
Paterson
N. J
Sociological Society
England
A. J. Balfour
Europe
Thaircom
Notice of bankruptcy and creditors’ meeting in Belle Ferry case
District court in Illinois issues notice that Belle Ferry of Marshall is declared bankrupt. First meeting of creditors set for June 24 1912 at Danville Illinois to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Nonresident defendant Wallace must appear July 8 1912 to plead or demur to the complaint. Marshall June 4 1912 Daniel Emerson Clerk.
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Court of the United
Federal ‘Court
Danville
Linois
Busi
Ae Daxiilleatil
Avune
Walter Gram
Alomiptey
Marshall
Daniel Emerson
W. T. Hollenbeck
Charter Extension Granted by Treasury Department Office
The Treasury Department Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in Washington D C grants a charter extension. The notice, dated May 31 1912, cites satisfactory evidence and references corporate arrangements and authorizations.
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Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
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Opportunity
Yschere Offéréa
Cleveland Institute of Medisacine and Surgery
Cleveland, O
Marshall, Ill
Marshall House
Shepherd OF the ‘Sea
Venom
Secrest
Pador, Are
France
Italy
America
Scranton
Patnion
Tostorke
Railway
Pouget
Briand
Abollah
Paris
Germany
Spain
Schmidt
Bauer
Silberschmidt
Barris and
Neégre
Kolbeck
Tom Mann
Yvetot
Savoie
Merrhelm
Associated Labor Council of France
Berlin
Holland
Sree
Sires Baal Eiet
Fernaiwo Pelloutier
Arturo Labriola Copuliau
Syndicalist Center
Vicopo
Pere Ete Ou
Ces
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