Elements Transmutation Claims Stir London Chemists
A Chemical Society meeting in London featured Ramsay Collie and Patterson reporting that neon and helium may be produced from substances not known to contain them, or from energy. They debated whether atoms are created by electric discharge or from primordial matter, suggesting a shift in the old view of transmutation and noting possible future replication.
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Chemical Society
Sir William Ramsay
Norman Collie
HI. Patterson
Sir William
Cameron
Messrs. Collie
Patterson
Arthur Smithells
Ie Morning Post
Twtet
Pross
Collie
Pats
Ormeg
Fire alarm at West Twenty-First Street lofts injures workers
Smoke from a fourth floor blaze drove about 120 workers at Miller Brothers, Herzig & Rappaport, and A Hertzberg & Brothers to flood the stairs and crowd the elevator. Firefighters ordered restraint, then the workers returned to their floors, many quitting after the danger passed. damage estimated at 10000 dollars.
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West Twenty-first Street
Miller Brothers
Herzig & Rappaport
A. Hertzberg & Brothers
Liev*. Acarney
Engine 14
Kearney
Lieut
Tiew
Fire alarm at Levin Kronenberg mill in Brooklyn
A fire discovered at 11 p.m. at Levin Kronenberg and Company planing mill and lumber yard on Vesta Avenue Brooklyn spread rapidly. Four alarms were rung. most of the mill and contents were doomed with losses estimated at 75 000 dollars. Nearby dwellings were endangered and residents evacuated. two watchmen were reported missing. Four houses at Belmont Avenue were burned. total loss 314 000 dollars. Several streets suffered fire damage as winds carried embers to surrounding homes.
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Levin Kronenberg & Company
Vesta Avenue
Brooklyn
Vestor, Pitkin
Belmont Avenues
Belmont Avenue
Junius Street
Skeleton Found in Cottage Bedroom In Wimborne
Coroner's inquiry hears the skeleton of Ellen Griffin nearly seventy found in a cottage bedroom. Sarah Kearley says Griffin and she lived together for over thirty years after leaving London service and Griffin wished to be buried with her.
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London
Wimborne
Sarah Kearley
Ellen Griffin
Miss Griffin
Miss Kearley
Suffragette Letters Pepper Ministers in London Scene
Suffragettes flood Cabinet offices with pepper and snuff letters delaying ministers. A Parliamentary Under Secretary was blinded for two hours by pepper from a packet. Secretaries open unstamped missives to avoid exposure as tactics continue. In the House of Commons H. D. Harben shouted against government treatment of women and was ejected.
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London
House of Commons
H. D. Harben
Deerfoot Farm Sausages Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Deerfoot Farm Sausages as made from temper meat of little pigs with choice spices and promises readers have never tasted perfect sausage unless they try them.
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Deerfoot Farm
Subway wrangle in appellate court delays subway contracts
The Public Service Commission and railroads ask the Appellate Division to decide the injunction on operating contracts for the dual subway system. Justice Davis suggested expediting the appeal after hearings and possible temporary relief, with Chairman Willcox preparing to sign contracts once the injunction is lifted.
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Public Service Commission
Davis
Morgan J. O'Brien
George S. Coleman
James L. Quackenbush
Interborough
George D. Yeomans
Clarence J. Shearn
John J. Hopper
McCall
Shearn
Court of Appeals
Justice Davis
O’brien
Mr. Shearn
Commission
Board of Estimate
Willcox
History of Lincoln Picture Book Ad in Times
A promotional ad urges every teacher father and adult to obtain a Pictorial History of Lincoln containing 195 pictures printed on high quality paper, stitched for keeping, to be included in next Sunday times order and daily use.
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NEXT
TIMES
Gallipoli Battles Leave Turks Losing Thousands
Constantinople reports heavy fighting in Gallipoli for two days with Turks admitting about 5,000 dead and Bulgarians advancing from Kadikelli toward Kavaka. Bulgarian forces push along Marmora coast as Rodosto and other positions burn. Diplomatic talks in Sofia involve foreigners leaving Adrianople or a neutral zone.
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London
Constantinople
Daily News
Gallipoli
Kadikelli
Kavaka
Bulair
Marmora
Myriophyte
Rodosto
Mahmud Shefket Pasha
Saroff
The
Times
Sofia
Guedoff
Adrianople
Dardanelles
Kavak
Sea of Marmara
Bula‘i
Greece
Bulgaria
Salonika
Venizelos
M. Venizelos
Ferdinand
Guedhoff
Dardanelles Straits
Sea of
Marmara
Medeste
Charkeui
Daily Telegraph
Tchatalja
Midia
Messadieh
Black Sea
Trebizond
Fehad Pasha
Dr. Capeff
Sefie
le Turc
Uskub
Beach and wife deny he slashed her in Aiken trial
The trial of Frederick O Beach, accused of a murderous assault on his wife on February 26 last year, resumes with the jury visiting the assault scene. The defense rests and the prosecution reveals a concealed witness, Haddon Johnson, a New York newspaper reporter, who testified only affirmatively or negatively. Beach describes the night of the attack, his reaction, and his efforts to bring the assailant to justice, including involvement of Col Henderson and local detectives.
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New York Times
Aiken
Frederick O. Beach
Col. Henderson
Byrnes
W. Q. Davis
Gunter
Spain
Bip
Thomas Bienopskee
Ed’ Beach
Meno
New’ York
Bowers & Sands
Hood's Lane
Miss Holling
Beach
Mr. Beach
Dr. Hall
Wymans
Sprstan
Aiken Club
Baughnn
Baughn
Gyles
Indictment Hope Faded In Cuban Paper Case
Havana reports the government cannot proceed against the Cuba newspaper for criminal libel without a formal complaint from the American Minister. It notes President Gomez might deport the owner, a Cuban citizen, but declares deportation unlikely. The paper is said to be dominated by Spanish anti American interests and to publish content stoking tensions.
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New York
Havana
Cuba
Beaupre
Gibson
Gomez
Pittsburgh Doctor Delivers First Friedmann Tuberculosis Serum
Dr. Austin B. Held of Pittsburgh brought the first sample of Dr. Friedmann's serum aboard the Potsdam from Rotterdam. He said the dose is enough to treat one patient and plans to use it in Pittsburgh while awaiting further government review by the Public Health Service. Dr. Friedmann had supplied the serum for a trial.
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Dr. Held
Pittsburgh
Potsdam
Rotterdam
Austin B. Held
F. PF. Friedmann
Milton H. Foster
Public Health Service
Held
Friedmann
Cheap eggs seen as plentiful for Lent season
The New York Mercantile Exchange predicts plentiful cheap eggs due to a mild winter. Wholesale prices for prime fresh eggs range from 21 to 24 cents a dozen, versus 26 and 39 cents last year, with ample refrigerated storage supporting low prices as supply outstrips demand.
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New York Mercantile Exchange
Sup EY
Emand
Ex-Rector to Wed Divorcee in Europe
Mrs. Blanche O Neal Green of Middletown sails from New York to marry Eugene Newton Curtis former rector of St Barnabas Episcopal Church Roseville New Jersey. Green divorced her husband William Green and met Curtis as a church communicant. Curtis resigned from the ministry last August due to church ethics on remarriage. Mrs. Green is the daughter of the late William F O Neal, once a leading Orange County attorney. The couple plans to return to New York where Curtis will pursue social settlement work.
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New York Times
Middletown
N. Y
Blanche O'Neal Green
New York
Europe
Eugene Newton Curtis
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Roseville
Newark
Episcopal Church
Green
William F. O'Neal
Orange County
Mayor Gaynor Ordered to Pay $5 800 in Doctor Fee Suit
Federal jury awards Dr. William J. Arlitz $5,800 in a suit against New York City Mayor William Gaynor for professional services after Gaynor’s 1910 shooting. Ernst J. Lederle testifies he did not appoint Dr. Arlitz but helped assemble physicians, noting he would not have objected if an operation was needed to save the mayor’s life.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
William J. Arlitz
Gaynor
New York City
St. Mary's Hospital
Hoboken
Arlitz
Ernst J. Lederle
Dr. Arlitz
Lederle
Yale Bans Dancing After Noon At Promenade
Yale Faculty orders cessation of dancing at daybreak during social week with no more dancing after noon on Sunday and Wednesday at the Taft Hotel. The Yale News notes students and families react with widespread inquiries and concern as plans are made to simplify next year’s arrangements.
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New York Times
New Haven
Yale
Taft
Cunard Liners Pass Sandy Hook Signals At Sea
The Mauretania from Liverpool bound for New York was 40 miles east of Sandy Hook at 9 PM with 35 Laconia from Naples to New York 1,263 miles west of Sandy Hook at 4 PM. Arrival noted for SS Occasio and others with a brief product mention for Adamson's Canadian cough remedy.
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Marconi Wireless
Mauretania
Cunard Line
Liverpool
New York
Sandy Hook
Naples
Graft Hunt Near Headquarters Suspends Key Officials
Waldo suspends Sweeney and caps Hussey Thompson and Walsh in a graft hunt near headquarters. The move reflects ongoing internal investigations and reshuffles within the agency as authorities pursue graft cases.
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Waldo
Hussey, Thompson
Walsh
Graft Cleanups Trigger Police Shakeup in Whitman Effort
District Attorney Whitman presses a graft crackdown centering on Inspector Dennis Sweeney as suspensions widen in the Police Department. Captain Walsh refuses to testify against colleagues, while Deputy Commissioner Newburger pushes for a full confession of Walsh prior to state testimony.
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Whitman
Waldo
Thomas W. Walsh
Sweeney
Walsh
Hussey
Thompson
Police
Capt Walsh
Newburger
Capt. Walsh
Mr. Whitman
Mr. Newburger
Fox
Sipp
Dennis Sweeney
Inspector Sweeney
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Blanche Green
Hotel Taft
Mypion
Jan
Adamson
Lice
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