Meat Inspection In Force Probed After Inspector Resigns
J F Harms, a United States meat inspector at the St Louis stockyards, resigns accusing lax, unsanitary practices. The Agriculture Department orders a two agent inquiry into his charges, citing condemned meat released to packers, filthy lard spills, and inadequate cleaning in sausage production. He cites figures and anecdotes from the National stock yards case.
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National Stock Yards
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Corey and wife in an automobile accident
William J. Corey and his wife Miss Mabel Gilman actress are confined at their Virginia chateau with minor bruises and cuts from last night’s car overturning Their manager M Godilleau was seriously injured A new chauffeur was driving and misjudged a turn Ambassador White visited the Coreys today
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Hospital notes on gas explosion victims update
January reports from the steel mill blast state Jeffries, one of five burned workers, was discharged from Shenango Valley hospital. Others scarred in the incident remain under care. Eugene McGivern of Chestnut Street is critically ill at New Castle hospital.
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New Castle Hospital
City Must Pay for Hearst Recount Fight
New York city must cover Mayor McClellan's Hearst recount expenses, per Justice Patterson's order. The bill, about $83,000, will be paid from the city treasury, with over $40,000 listed as incidental expenses beyond counsel fees.
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Preacher Resigns After Controversial Decoration Day Speech
In Columbus Kansas on June 11 Rev Arthur R Allen resigned as pastor after saying that the G A R W R C and allied groups threaten national peace and should be disbanded in a Decoration Day address. He claimed northern soldiers caused his parents to lose 65000 before he was born, depriving him of his heritage.
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Russia Protests Massacre of Christians in Asia Minor
United Press dispatch from Constantinople reports Russia protests ongoing Christian slaughter in Asia Minor. Russian agents say about 100 Christians were killed near Alexandretta in recent days while investigators were present. Grand Vizier Hilmi Pasha pledges to stop killings, but skepticism remains. Violence and unrest persist as rhetoric heats and Turkish troops guard districts. The sultan approves opening a new American hospital at Adana.
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American millionaire laments wife eloped with Russian adventurer
John Hunt, an elderly hotelier from Los Angeles and other cities, arrived in New York aboard the Mauretania and stated his young wife deserted him in Paris for a Russian nobleman claiming royal kinship. He said she took 10000 worth of jewelry, recovered all but 2000, and he has cast her off. He sought the Russian to kill him but avoided confrontation until now.
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Tree trimming accident leaves man with minor injuries
Frank Dodds, brother of Walter Dodds, fell from a tree while trimming limbs near New Wilmington Friday morning. He landed on an axe, sustaining cuts to his arms and body. A physician said injuries are not serious.
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Soldier gear sale lands hostler a heavy fine
Columbus Ohio June 11 a local brewery hostler Charles Elbert was charged after buying government property socks and shoes from a soldier at the Columbus barracks. Convicted and fined 1250 dollars, which he paid in cash.
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Alaska Judge Nomination Sent to Senate
The president sent to the Senate the nomination of Peter D. Overfield to be judge of the Third division of Alaska, to succeed Thom as H. Reid, whose resignation has been accepted.
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Dr Frank King At Fountain Inn In Erie Treats Bunions
Dr Frank King a surgeon and chiropodist in Erie visits the Fountain Inn and invites inquiries for coin and bunion treatments. The notice also mentions Mrs Ada Donnell and Mrs Ellen Weaver of Pittsburg as guests of Mrs L W Ranney on Neshannock Avenue.
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Neshannock Avenue
Mrs Howard Gould Testifies About Malloy and Farnum Affair
In a dramatic testimony Mrs. Howard Gould describes a morning intrusion by a man in her husband’s bedroom and blowing smoke at her. She references letters to Mr Malloy from 1906 and 1908, meetings with Dustin Farnum, alimony, Castle Gould travels, and automobile accidents on the Jamaica turnpike as she traces social and alleged scandal across New York and New Jersey locations.
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