Oyster supply meets health chief's safety verdict
Dr Walter Bensel head of the Department of Health reports after visits to Cape Cod Sayville Long Island Lynnhaven Bay Virginia that oysters from these growing areas pose no typhoid or contamination danger for New York markets. He notes sources are distant from sewage and are shipped promptly, reducing health risk.
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Cape Cod
Great South Bay
Long Island
Lynnhaven Bay
Virginia
New York
Walter Bensél
Department of Health
Norfolk
Bensel
Old Dominion
Chesapeake Bay
Yanhaven
Board of Health
Darlington
Bengel
Sayville
L. I
Conference of Shell Fisheries Chiefs Called for Jan Fifteenth
After talks with James S. Whipple of the New York Commission of Shell Fisheries and correspondence with commissioners from sixteen states where oyster and shell fisheries are produced, Charles R. Bacon of New Jersey calls a general conference at the New York Commission office on Madison Avenue January 15. States listed include Maine Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island New York New Jersey Delaware Maryland Virginia Oregon California and Washington with officials from each invited to attend to promote the industry through better resource care. Government officials will attend.
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New York Times
Trenton
James $. Whipple
New_ York Commission of Shell Fisheries
Charles R. Bacon
New Jersey Bureau of Shell Fisheries
New York Commission
Madison Avenue
Maine
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Oregon
California
Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Upholds Straus Pure Milk Crusade Against Diseased Cattle
Albany report quotes Raymond A. Pearson pushing a tuberculin test for all cows entering New York dairies and demanding thorough pasteurization. He warns East Buffalo as a gateway for diseased animals and calls for stricter penalties and state funding to halt illegal cattle movements and unsafe dairies.
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New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Raymond A. Pearson
Pearson
East Buffalo
Department of Agriculture
Alban
Fac
Death rate cut in half by pasteurized milk depots
Health Department data show infant mortality dropped from 96.5 to 53.7 per 1000 as pasteurized milk depots funded by Nathan Straus expanded. Summer deaths also fell from 126.4 to 68.6 per 1000, while Straus urges clearer standards for pasteurized labeling and a ban on diseased cattle imports to protect dairy farmers and public health.
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Health Department
Nathan Straus
New York
Straus
Atll
Buffalo
Veranus A. Moore
Cornell
Fresh Air Not Cheap In City Tenements Tuberculosis Exhibition
Labor leader reports by Brooklyn Central Labor Union at the Tuberculosis exhibition in the American Natural History Museum that clean air and sanitation cost much, with difficulties opening sanitoria and enforcing laws. He cites failed Long Island plans, fines for housing a TB patient, and calls to repeal obstructive legislation. Doctors warn that fresh air and cleanliness require real effort and expense, urge hospital care for chronic cases, and stress the need for proper diagnosis and inspections. New York State Day features talks by city and state officials, with lectures planned in major stores and outreach to servants and households.
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Brooklyn Central Labor Union
American Natural History Museum
James Flynn
Metal Polishers’ Union
Brooklyn
Long Island
Horace Greeley
Medford
L. I
Board of Supervisors
Sullivan County
Flynn
Lesley R. Williams
Vanderbilt Clinic
Dr. Williams
New York
George F. Canfield
Horace van Voast
Schenectady
Harlow Co. Clark
Public Safety
F. F. Lorin
Oneida County
George W. Goler
Rochester
Joseph H. Choate
Richard H. Nelson
Diocese of
Albany
William M. Gibson
Utica
Hermann M. Biggs
Joseph T. Alling
Rochester Public Health Association
Macy’s
Macy's
Hawks on foraging raids frighten pigeons in New Jersey city
Reports describe hawks from New Jersey growing bold and foraging into Manhattan. Pigeons in Madison Square Garden tower and near the Hotel Plaza have fallen prey as hawks swoop from the shore, often on Sundays, with sightings near Times Square and the Park Avenue area.
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Ome
New Jersey
Manhattan
Madison Square Garden Tower
Eeccy
Zeatersay
Morse Exemption Papers Prepared for Appeal in Banking Case
The bill of exceptions in Morse v. United States, after a Nov 6 Circuit Court sentence of fifteen years for National Banking Law violations, is being prepared for appeal. Attorneys Wallace Macfarlane and team must review heated hearing errors with synopses for Court of Appeals review, likely delaying until spring. No bail pending appeal. Morse remains in the Tombs as the Third Circuit weighs the matter.
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Morse
United States
Stimson
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Court of Appeals
Wallace Macfarlane
Macfarlane
United States Supreme Court
United States Cit Court of Appeals
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Geo. A. Kessler & Co
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