Lorenz Demonstrates Club Foot and Hip Dislocations
Dr. Adolf Lorenz and team operated at Cornell clinic in New York showing his method to treat congenital hip dislocations and club feet. Four children, including Loretta Pallaughi and Annie Roth, underwent procedures with crowd and medical faculty in attendance, as Lorenz described his subcutaneous stretching technique and aims for rapid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Lorenz
Lorenz
Cornell Clinic
New York
Newton M. Shaffer
Cornell Medical College
Muller
Schurman
W. M. Polk
Shaffer
P. H. Fitz Hugh
G. &. Dodge
J. A. Robinson
Nile
Bellevue Hospital
W. R. Townsend
Lesser
George R. Elliot
Reginald Sayre
Henry Frauenthal
John B. Walker
Annie Roth
153
Orchard Street
Yale Club
Gibney
Townsend
Elliot
George D. Hemalan
Stimson
Polk
Chapen
Hagamon
Arthur Fisk
Tuxedo Hall
East Fifty-ninth Street
Auxiliary No. 2
Guild For the
Guild
D. P. Hays
America
Prof. Lorenz
Loretta Pallaughi
Gertrude Braberman
Annie Feinbloom
Prof. L. Lorenz
Story of the Operations
Dr Adolph Lorenz is a tall strong man in his early fifties whose powerful build stems from lifelong hard work and abstemious health. The narrative portrays how both great strength and gentleness are needed in the operation bearing his name, likening stages to Samson unleashing the Spirit.
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Adolph Lorenz
Samson
Waterbury Not Admitted to Exchange After Election Bid
Lawrence Waterbury, candidate for New York Stock Exchange membership, was not elected and no application remains before the Membership Committee. He had agreed to buy Campbell Steward’s seat for about 80 000 dollars, but objections reportedly led him to withdraw his application. Waterbury, known as a polo player, drew Wall Street attention for alleged plunging tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Waterbury
New York Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
The
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Exchange
Waterbury
Campbell Steward
Mr. Waterbury
Refuses Rochester Water Works Bonds
The successful bidders E Hutton & Co. of New York refuse the $3 million refunded water works bonds citing lack of Board of Estimate approval, deeming legality doubtful. An amended ordinance legalizing the issue is expected to pass.
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Rochester
N. Y
E. Hutton & Co
New York
Board of Estimate
Hutton& Co
Cantor backs rail reform with city action demand
Borough President Cantor supports the Merchants' Association move for better surface and elevated rail service. He says the Board of Aldermen can pass needed legislation and the city may seize rail franchises if necessary, with engineers to confer on car additions and tandem operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantor
Merchants’ Association
Car Passengers’ Rights Society
Board of Aldermen
Manhattan Company
William K. King
Bar
Low
Merchants’ Association Committee
Grout
State Railroad Commissioners
Gov
Odell
Railroad Commission
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Grape
Manhattan Elevated
Oren Root
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Broadway
Battery
Thirty-fourth Street
Sixth Avenue
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Block on the Elevated Delays Sixth and Ninth Avenue Lines
Electric current on the Sixth Avenue line was shut off at noon and held to 12 45 pm disrupting service on both Sixth and Ninth Avenues. Passengers were moved by steam trains and some walked along tracks to reach stations at Fifty third Street and Ninth Avenue. Workers denied delays while others said services were consistently delayed across hours.
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Ninth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Sixth
Fifty-third Street
Nédon
Fort Lee Explosion Ties Motive to Ex-Employees
John Pagluighi of Fort Lee New Jersey believes dynamite caused the house blast that killed his six children. He accuses two Italians he had fired weeks earlier, saying they vowed to “get even” and authorities began an end of the matter from that viewpoint. Bodies of the children are to be recovered.
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John Pagluighi
Fort Lee
N. J
Holiday Gift Silk Robes and Jackets In Store
Second Floor offers smoking jackets bath robes and lounging gowns with deep discounts. Features double faced jackets trimmed with satin cord in cheviots up to $4.75, large selection $4.75, broadcloth jackets from Germany in new shades, imported silk satin velvet jackets $12.50 to $30.00. Eiderdown robes trimmed elegantly, $3.95 to $12.00. First Floor rear presents blankets and quilts for gifts including baby blankets $2.25 and silk covered baby comfortables.
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Germany
Eiderdown
Terry
Special offering of Bureau Scarfs and Cushions for holidays
Odd sale notice lists hand painted cushions in Cupid and floral designs priced at 5.50 and 10.50 with values shown as 15.00. Trimmed pincushions in 5x5 6x6 and 8x8 inch sizes range from 55c to 85c with several more elaborate options at 1.75.
Delicately Colored Photograph Medallions on Glass Displays
A large selection of two inch gilt framed color photographs and 9 medallions mounted on glass with metal corners. Each piece stands on its back suitable for mantels or tables. Highly artistic for display.
High Grade Ball Bearing Sewing Machines On Sale
Fourth Floor display features sewing machines with oak woodwork noiseless self threading automatic tension and five year guarantee from a leading maker. Highlights include high arm models, ball bearing drop head units and a $20.00 automatic lift model, all marketed as top quality options.
Useful Presents in Quadruple Plated Ware
On display on the First Floor are quadruple plated items including a five piece Tea Set valued at 18 dollars, a three piece Coffee Set with tray, two Fern Dishes at 3.50 dollars, and Bread Trays at 2.75 dollars with Butler finish, all burnished and satin engraved.
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Butler
Board of Arbitration in New Jersey Condemns Itself
Special to The New York Times from Trenton New Jersey reports the State Board of Arbitration deems itself useless after failing to mediate ninety five strikes in a year. The board notes no power to intervene and calls for compulsory arbitration while detailing costs of 6200 dollars in salaries and printing.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Sheet Metal Workers Alliance Opens Annual Convention
The Sheet Metal Workers National Alliance opened its annual convention yesterday at the University Settlement Building on Rivington and Eldridge Streets. Local reports were read and out-of-town delegates visited the Brooklyn Navy Yard in the afternoon.
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Sheet Metal Workers’ National Alliance
University Settlement Building
Rivington
Eldridge
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Brother-In-Law Homicide Reported In New York
Charles Klauser aged 48 of 24 West Fifty-third Street is jailed on homicide charges after allegedly shooting his brother-in-law Peter Sharm, 33, following a family dispute over a $1,000 insurance payout. The incident occurred near Tenth Avenue and Forty-ninth Street, with a single pistol shot missing the target and hitting a basement toy window.
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Charles Klauser
West Fifty-third Street
West Forty-seventh Street
Peter Sharm
Klauser
Sharm
Tenth Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
Marguerite Persich
Special silk covered Comfortables fill with odorless down
An offering in silk covered Comfortables for full size beds filled with pure odorless down in various colors valued at 12.50 now 10.00 at.
Silk Scarfs and Neckties Offered at Bargain Prices
A catalog note lists imported silk scarfs at $1.75 to $3.00 now available for $1.25 with various patterns and sizes. Four-in-hands and Tecks, originally 50c to $1.00 neckwear, cut to 25c and 50c suspenders offered as bulk deals.
Imported wines and spirits price list itemizes diverse labels
A fragmented ad lists imported Rhine wines, Bordeaux cases, California whites, port sherry and liqueurs with per case or per gallon prices. Include Montferrand glass from Cunliffe Dobson Paris wines, Medoc imports, and various rye whiskies with price tags from 85 cents to 5 dollars.
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Guiness’ Stout
Niersteiner
Gebr
Ehrhardt
Frankfurt
Montferrand
Cunliffe, Dobson & Co
Bordeaux
France
Mt. Vernon
Special Morris Chairs and Cushions Offer
Special Morris Chairs in golden oak or mahogany with adjustable four position arms. Prices start at $7.75 to $11.00 and up to $60. A large assortment of Morris chair cushions in Spanish leather Verona Velour Silk Tapestry and Empire Velour from $5.00 to $22.50.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Lorenz
Borough
Cantor Will
Movement For Reform
West Side
Pagluighi
J. E. Farron
Leipzig
Norfolk
Holiday Pictures
Englewood Hospital
BOARD
Metal Workers In Convention
Black Chantilly
Ottonian Rep
Aeolian
WM. H. Rieger
Bellamy
Midsummer Night's Dream
Mendelssohn
Liebestraum
Handel
MR. Rieger
Lachner
Grieg
Chopin
Liszt
Bohm
Aeolian Hall
Fifth Avenue
Kauser
Conway
Goldenkrang
Worcester
Vienna
Rie Pitti
vPro
Askin
Pinaud
Roger & Galletree
A. A.vantine & Co
18Th St
T. Humbert
D Wooster St
Canal St
C. N B
West 2d St
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