Winter Camps Address Medical Supplies And Diet For Troops
Surgeon General Sternberg issues a directive to Colonel Charles R Greenleaf detailing inspections of winter camps in the south. The focus is on medicines hospital supplies diet kitchens ambulances and the discipline and effectiveness of hospital corps. Also notes on related trials and political cases.
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Sternberg
Charles R. Greenleaf
Savannah
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Maryland jury orders $5,000 in killer Tucker case
Baltimore December 10 report Tucker, a farmer, must pay Uriah Johnson’s widow $3,000 and his six children $2,000 after being convicted of killing Johnson in a quarrel. The trial, first of its kind in Maryland, lasted over a week.
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Urieh Johnson
Johnson
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Tucker
Atlas mills to join new flour trust in operation soon
Cleveland reports Clement B. Stern of Atlas mills Milwaukee says the flour combine will commence operations shortly with a $30,000,000 capital. A syndicate of English and American capitalists has discussed forming a trust, including Atlas mills in the merger.
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Atlas Mills
Double Hanged Murderer John Anderson Executed in Norfolk
Norfolk Va December 10 John Anderson condemned for the Mato Saunders murder aboard the schooner Oliver Pecker was executed in the city jail at 3 PM He walked to the scaffold unassisted prayed with Seamen's Bethel chaplain Rev J E Merritt spoke of forgiving his sworn enemies and died after two trials of hanging with a failed first attempt and a second successful drop The crowd reacted with horror and the body was interred in Elmwood cemetery amid controversy over the failed first execution and the subsequent nine minute gap before death.
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John Andadorson
Mato Saunders
Oliver Pecker
J. EB. Merritt
Seamen’s Bethel
Greaady
Anderson
Marshall Treat
Virginia Anatomical Society
Seaman’s
Elmwood Cemetery
Two Workmen Die From Escaping Gas in Chicago
Chicago report Dec 10 says four men at Forty first street and Vincennes avenue were overcome by escaping gas while making a coupling on a gas main. Two died almost instantly, a third recovered hours later, and the fourth regained consciousness after a short period. White ships again at Brooklyn navy yard New York Dec 10 notes repainting war vessels. Battleship Indiana to receive white coat. lead color on the body faded after the war.
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Mesmaroneck
Walter Whipple
Doris Whipple
New York
Palmer Avenue
Doy
Porto Rico
William H. Hubbell
Forty-seventh Infantry
Brooklyn
Caguas
Portio Rica
Caaguis
Chicago
Forty-first Street
Vincennes Avenue
Navy Yard
Indiana
Fant
Slash in Zoo line passenger rates to Canada and East
Chicago reports excitement as Canadian Pacific Zoo line announces holiday rates from St Paul Minneapolis to Canada New England and New York including Boston Albany and New York. Round trip to New York 44 50 Boston 45 Albany 38 50 compared with standard 31 50 via Chicago St Paul.
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Zoo Line
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Canada
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New York
Boston
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Zoo
Cornell Ultimatum Ties Rowing to Course Choice
In Ithaca on December 10, Cornell’s stance opposes rowing the big race at New London and supports the Poughkeepsie course. If chosen, both Cornell shells will compete at Poughkeepsie, with Yale and Harvard potentially holding the decision in their hands. In Madrid on the same date, General Rios reports mutinies in Visaya with several soldiers shot and Bilbao garrison rising as reinforcements are sent.
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