Murder Hill Daily Outcry After Carmack Assassination
In Nashville a masked murder spree ends with Senator Carmack dead and Col Cooper and his son-in-law among the wounded. Police recover a 32 caliber pistol from the younger Cooper and a 38 from Col Cooper as crowds gather outside the infirmary. The grand jury pursues an immediate investigation amid rumors and a city in shock.
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Great Plague Cost 1 Billion, Says Yale Scientist
Prof. Irving Fisher of Yale estimates the Great White Plague costs over one billion dollars annually and kills about 138,000 Americans each year. He notes consumption is infectious, peaks in winter, and recommends ventilation and disinfectants like Platt's Chlorides. Also advertised are Dewitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills sold by J. H. Gwyn.
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