Claim Is Made Bacilli Sterilized Inoculation Safe
Washington dispatch reports defense of Dr Detre by Dr Flyck amid criticism over inoculation of ten charity patients at Children's hospital. Flyck says fluids tested used sterilized extracts of human and bovine tubercle bacilli to distinguish TB origin and denies using live bacteria. Debate centers on bovine TB transmission to humans and safety of deliberate inoculation.
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United Press
Washington
Children’s Hospital
Lawrence F. Flyck
Tuberculosis Congress
Detre
Flyck
Congress
Man
Koch
Reverend Young Offered Higher Salary to Stay in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburg on October 1 the Second Presbyterian Church of this city boosts Rev. Dr. S Edward Young’s salary from 7000 to 10000 to deter him from accepting a Brooklyn call at Bedford Avenue Presbyterian. Dr Young declines to reveal if he will accept the Brooklyn offer.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Bedford Avenue Presbyterian Church of
Brooklyn
Second Presbyterian Church
S. Edward Young
Brooklyn Call
Young
Chicago Crook Shot in Pittsburg Jewelers Run In
Charles Edwards of Chicago was wounded in a running gunfight with Patrolman Edward Brophy in Pittsburg Pennsylvania after attempting to enter a jewelry store. Edwards was struck in the forearm, arrested, and hospitalized.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Charles Edwards
Chicago
Edward Brophy
Edwards
Children in Arms Not Admitted at Opera House Show
Owing to the extreme quietness essential for the performance of The Great Divide at the opera house tonight, the management announces that children in arms will not be admitted.
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Opera House
Sneak Thief Targets Dentists Offices in City Burglary
A clever thief roamed dentist offices in this city, stealing about $50 in gold, a $100 diamond pin, and two suits. He entered Dr Samuel A Bowman’s Greer block on North Mercer between 7 and 8 am, then tried Dr Victor H Diefenderfer’s door. Miss Fray Moore confronted him with a case knife, and he fled. Police traced the case-knife episode, noted safe locks, and suspect a “spotter” ahead of the robber. a suspect described is being sought by police in other towns.
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Samuel A. Bowman
Greer Block
Mercer Street
Dr. Bowman
C. C. Horner
Victor H. Diefenderfer
North Mercer Street
Greer
Horner
Immense Crowds After Farm Land Open in South Dakota
Great crowds gather near the Rosebud Indian reservation for a 380000 acre tract opening to settlement. About 200000 people may register for quarter sections. Registration runs Oct 5 to 17 in Chamberlain Dallas Gregory Presino St D O Neill Valentine Neb. Drawings begin Oct 19 with payments: six dollars per acre and a fifth due at entry.
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United Press
Sioux Falls
Tripp County
Rosebud Indian Reservation
South Dakota
Chamberlain
Dallas
Gregory
Presino St D
O'Neill
Valentine
Neb
Wright wins 1000 prize for longest flight in Europe
Paris reports the Aero club sent Wilbur Wright a 1000 prize for the longest flight over a prescribed course. His official flight lasted 1 hour 7 minutes 11 3 4 seconds, achieved September 8, with no other contestant rivaling. His earlier 1 hour 31 minutes 25 seconds was disqualified for not occurring before sunset as required.
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United Press
Paris
The
Aero Club Today
Wilbur Wright
Wright
Europe
Walter D. Clark Seriously Ill in Allegheny Hospital
Walter D. Clark of this city is seriously ill in Allegheny General hospital after traveling to Pittsburg for the Sesquicentennial. His health deteriorated to a critical condition, making transfer impossible.
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Walter D. Clark
Allegheny Hospital
Allegheny General Hospital
Clark
Pittsburg
Taft Record Shows He Is Not Unfair to Labor
The Cleveland Leader reports that William H. Taft as a northern district of Ohio circuit judge required plaintiffs and defendants to appear with affidavits and testimony before granting even a temporary injunction in 1898. He insisted on cross examination prior to hearings while handling the American Steel and Wire case against Wireless Drawers and Tie makers unions. The injunction was later granted by Judge Hammond.
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William H. Taft
Taft
Cleveland Leader
United States
Cleveland
United States Circuit Court
Ohio
American Steel and Wire Company
Federated Wire Trades of America
Ricks
Sve
E. S. Hammond
Memphis, Tenn
United States Civis Court
Unity Baptist Church Centennial Celebrated in Harlansburg
The Unity Baptist congregation marks 100 years in Harlansburg with a centennial program led by Deacon C. E. Hunt and Rev. Dr. H. C. Hall. Guests include J. J. Dean and Joseph Studebaker, with choir services and a doctrinal sermon by Rev. W. H. McKinney. Friday continues Beaver Baptist association sessions.
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Harlansburg
Unity Baptist
Unity Baptist Church
C. E. Hunt
Hunt
H. C. Hall
J. J. Dean
Joseph Studebaker
Butler County
Unity Choir
The
Beaver Baptist Association
Teddy Jr Goes to Work at Five Dollars a Week
Theodore Roosevelt Jr enters the Hartford Carpet factory in Thompsonville Connecticut at 7 am joining about 3 000 skilled workers. He starts as a clerical worker earning five dollars weekly and will later move to the wool department to learn the mechanical side of the business.
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Thompsonville
Conn
Hartford Carpet Corporation
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Youngstown People Hurt in Cleveland Car Crash
One man was killed and two injured when two Euclid Heights cars met a single carriage on Overlook Road Euclid Heights at about 11 PM Wednesday. The hack driver died, J P McConnell of Youngstown was seriously hurt, and William McConnell and his wife, also of Youngstown, were slightly injured.
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P. J. McConnell
Youngstown
Cleveland
Euclid Heights
Overlook Road
J. P. McConnell
William McConnell
Election officer named for Fifth Ward precinct
Judge Porter appoints Louis Weinberg as inspector of election in the first precinct of the Fifth ward after Joseph Weinburg resigns to move to Pittsburg.
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Porter
Louis Weinberg
Joseph Weinburg
Pittsburg
Girdle Manhattan With Four Track Freight Subway
Amsterdam company proposes a four track freight subway to girdle Manhattan from North River to East River with a tunnel under Forty second Street and a Hudson crossing into New Jersey. W W J Wilgus says the project would provide new wheel entrances for multiple railroads, reduce harbor ferries and save about 15 million dollars annually. The plan, backed by the public service commission, is ready for construction without outside aid.
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United Press
New York
Public Service Commission
Manhattan
Manhattan Island
Amsterdam Company
Broadway
W.W. J. Wilgus
New York Central
North River Front
Battery
East River
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Bronx
Island
Forty-second Street
Hudson
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
West Shore
Erie
Lehigh
Central of New Jersey
Wilgus
New York Harbor
Death Avenue
Amsterdam
Young Men’s Republican Club Plans Beaver County Campaign Opening
At Alderman Ranney’s office the Young Men’s Republican club voted to attend Beaver County’s campaign opening on Saturday October 3. Members discussed drum corps and possible fifers to form a band. The club will admit new members who own a suit and urged all members to attend.
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Young Men's Republican Club
Ranney
Beaver County
Motion for a new trial in Gibbin & Spalla case
Norman Martin attorney for Gibbin & Spalla appeals for a new trial after a conviction for removing goods with intent to defraud creditors. Prisoners await sentencing until the motion is decided. Grounds claim the verdict lacks weight of evidence and jury instruction errors.
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Norman Martin
Gibbin & Spalla
Criminal Court Concludes Term with Jurors Dismissed
All jurors at the present term were discharged Wednesday evening as the September criminal court term ended. Most cases proceeded to trial with few guilty pleas. two or three cases were continued to the December term.
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Criminal Court
Cause of Death Linked to Vaccination
A six year old girl in Philadelphia died after a vaccination with a severe reaction. Doctors performed the procedure and the next day the arm swelled and pain worsened leading to death.
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Philadelphia
Local Option Election Set for Columbiana County
Col umbiana county hosts the first Ohio eastern border local option election next Saturday amid nationwide dry sentiment. Results from 13 counties show mixed outcomes with drys optimistic in East Liverpool Wellsville and Salem while wets expect a close vote. If Columbiana goes dry saloons county wide except East Liverpool and Wellsville face a three year ban. otherwise the county remains dry pending future votes.
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Lawrence County
Columbiana County
Ohio
East Liverpool
Wellsville
Salem
Salineville
Lisbon
Columbiana
Leetonia
East Palestine
Rose County
East
Liverpool
SPORTSMEN OFF FOR TALL TIMBER
The hunting season opened with sportsmen heading to the woods early. Until October 15 pheasants woodcock and squirrel may be killed. after the 15th rabbits have no limit. Five pheasants per day twenty per week sixty per season. ten woodcock per day twenty per week fifty per season. six squirrels per day with rabbits unrestricted. Rabbits and squirrels are scarce due to timber cuts.
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Bunnie
New Castle
Lawrence County
Informal Reception for Departing church members
After the special service at Second U P church an informal reception honored Rev and Mrs Magill who depart for Brooklyn and missionary Miss Margaret Ralph who will move to California. Guests enjoyed social time and refreshments served by the ladies. Ralph received gifts including a Bible and gold brooch from the Home department.
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U. P
Andrew Magill
Brooklyn
Margaret Ralph
California
Miss Ralph
Home Department
Welshman Refuses Arrest of Pet Goat
In Youngstown Ohio on October 1 a patrol wagon arrived after a hur ry call to Pyatt Street to arrest a goat. Patrolman Elias Jones declined the arrest claiming as a Welshman he would not arrest a goat. A neighboring woman insisted on the arrest as the goat damaged a cabbage patch. The officers said an Irish copper would have to make the arrest.
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Youngstown
Pyatt Street
Elias Jones
Jones
Nelson charged with assault discharged after hearing
Gus Nelson was discharged at a hearing before Alderman Charles B. Mayne after Rich Hill, who had sued for assault and battery, withdrew the information following a Washington street altercation yesterday. Hill paid the costs.
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Gus Nelson
Rich Hill
Charles B. Mayne
Washington Street
Hill
Death Records for Local Residents in Scott Township and Boston
Death notices list Mrs. Margaret McFarland aged 90 of Scott township Mrs. Catherine Wright aged 70 of Boston avenue and Miss Antoinetta Heller aged 22 of 186 East Boyles avenue. Additional details not provided.
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Margaret McFarland
Scott Township
Catherine Wright
Boston Avenue
Antoinetta Heller
East Boyles Avenue
W C T U Convention Opens Tonight at Sharon
The state convention of the Women's Christian Temperance union opens with a delegates prayer meeting at the First Methodist church in Sharon. About 300 delegates are expected and hosted by Sharon families. Friday morning the convention continues to Tuesday noon or evening. Delegates from New Castle and vicinity include Mrs C W Waddington, Mrs N J Nail, and others from various unions.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
First Methodist
Sharon
Lawrence County
New Castle
Central Union
C. W. Waddington
N. J. Nail
E. J. Roberts
Mary A. Davidson
South Side
Frances Felton
Elta Nelson
Calvin Smith
Emma Reynolds
West Side
Emma Bartlett
Myrtle Lowash
Frances Willard
Masons Ban Speakeasies In Missouri Druggists
The Missouri grand lodge plans to amend its constitution and by laws to bar druggists who sell whisky from joining the Masonic order. A rule already disfavors liquor men and will oust those who prefer the liquor trade. The state constitution, drafted 84 years ago, lacks provisions against druggists with saloon adjacents.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Missouri
Missouri Grand Lodge
Baltimore clubman leaves hospital after boardwalk shooting
Charles B. Roberts, noted Baltimore clubman and Atlantic City shooting victim, has recovered sufficiently to leave the hospital and stay at the Brighton Hotel with Mrs. Roberts.
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Baltimore
Charles B. Roberts
Atlantic City Boardwalk
Brighton
English Workers Form Combined Unions in Big Fight
English laborers from ten shops unite to form a combined union. They plan to demand a general wage increase and vote on action by referendum. A large confrontation is predicted as the dispute unfolds.
English Railways Face Broad Strike Over Pay and Hours
England's major railways unite to resist wage gains and shorter hours. Unions plan an early referendum with expected affirmative votes for roughly a 25 percent pay rise and overtime double pay. Current wages are cited as starvation levels, with long shifts. If ordered, a nationwide strike could involve nearly 500,000 railway workers and many allied trades, risking up to 1.5 million job losses amid a deepening economic slump. The dispute may dominate mid October parliamentary debate.
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London
Eng
England
America
Governor Hughes Opens New Campaign in New York
The New York campaign begins with Governor Hughes addressing six audiences, rallying for national and state tickets. State voters are seen as pivotal in deciding the next president, as Hughes returns from an earlier western trip and speaks at Baltimore to a crowd rivaling Bryan’s turnout.
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United Press
New York
New York State
Hughes
Baltimore
Bryan
Lawson Foresees Calamity If Bryan Wins Election
Egypt Mass Oct 1 Thomas W Lawson argues Taft will be next president he says Bryan would be powerless and Roosevelt would lift people six feet but Taft will keep them grounded Roosevelt and Bryan would fail to raise the public from the ground he asserts Taft will hold them steady.
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Tom Lawson
Bryan
United Press
Egypt
Mass
Thomas W. Lawson
Taft
Lawson
Johnson
Minnesota
Foraker
Roosevelt
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Will Girdle
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Polis
Jersey City
Long Island
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Republican Club
W.C.T.U
M. E. Church
Masons
Combine
R. R
Gov. Hughes
Pire
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