Radium Cure Swindle Charged to 3 at 136 West 34th
Two physicians and a clerk were arrested on grand larceny charges for a radium cure scheme netting about ten thousand dollars from John McCallum of Mount Vernon. Dr Henry Kane and Dr William Hale, both at 136 West 34th Street, and clerk William Horton allegedly used fake radium therapy to siphon funds from patients.
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West Thirty-fourth Street
Champe S. Andrews
The
County Medical Society
Henry H. Kane
Road Drivers’ Association
William H. Hale
William F. Horton
Morningside Avenue
Kane
Mr. Andrews
O'Connell
Price
District Attorney's Office
John McCallum
North High Street
Mount Vernon
McCallum
Andrews
Bright
Dr. Kane
William Henry Hale
Hale
Kanes
Tryey c
McCalum
McAdoo
Horton
Ernest Lederle
Joseph Deghueé
McCollum
Speedway
New York
Dariel
George Huber
Maud Moller
Daniel
Wongs
Long Branch
Index to Departments and Page Numbers
The snippet lists sections such as Commercial World Amusements Arrival at TR Fg and Out-of-Town Buy Business Troubles Court Calendars and Real Estate with page references. It also mentions New Corporations Society and Weather items.
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Society
United Eescore Me
Interborough union threatens aura ultimatum to Belmont
The Interborough Rapid Transit workers plan an ultimatum to August Belmont demanding fulfillment of last summer agreements. Five thousand two hundred workers could strike if terms are not met, with demands including seniority, wage, overtime pay, block signals on local subway tracks, and reduced suspensions for minor charges.
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Interborough Rapid Transit System
Belmont
Division 105
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Division 147
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Division 382
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Hooker seeks legislative inquiry into charges
Justice Warren B Hooker of the New York Appellate Division asks the Legislature to investigate charges raised by a State Bar Association committee. He submits his petition to Speaker Nixon, noting earlier bar actions, and urges prompt inquiry despite mixed bar opinions. The Judiciary Committee chair and party leaders clash over referral.
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New York Times
Albany
Warren B. Hooker
Supreme Court of
Eighth Judicial District
Second Department
Brooklyn
State Bar Association
Justice Hooker
Nixon
New York
Hooker
Rogers
Judiciary Committee
Palmer
Fish
Dangerous Operation on Thomas A Edison
A mastoid abscess behind his left ear prompted an overnight operation on Thomas A Edison at his Glenmont home in Llewellyn Park West Orange. Surgeons, including Dr. Duel and Dr. Dench, reported the procedure a success and Edison’s condition improving, with no immediate danger.
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The
New York Times
Orange
Thomas A. Edison
Glenmont
Llewellyn Park
West Orange
Arthur B. Duel
Madison Avenue
Manhattan
Edward B. Dench
West Forty-fifth Street
John Hammond Bradshaw
Edison
Mr. Edison
Dr. Duel
Dr. Bradshaw
Duel
Edison Works
Engineer goes mad in cab of locomotive on wild 30 mile run
Engineer Charles Kull of the Pan Handle Road became temporarily insane in the cab from Colliers West Virginia to near Carnegie Pennsylvania. Fireman Perry McKinley fought him for thirty miles at fifty mph until he overpowered Kull and gained control. Kull is under guard at West Pennsylvania Hospital awaiting psychiatric evaluation tomorrow.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Charles Kull
Colliers
West Va
Perry Mckinley
Kull
West Pennsylvania Hospital
McKinley
Carnegie
Quarantine Arrivals Report Two Steamships
The steamship Nemea from Coronel Montevideo anchored in quarantine late last night and the steamship Beechburn from Huelva anchored in quarantine early this morning.
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Nemea
Coronel Montevideo
Beechburn
Huelva
Luxury Train Service Rights Declared From New York Route
Southern’s Palm Limited runs via St Augustine Aiken and Augusta by P R R and Southern Ry leaving New York 12 55 PM. The Magnificent train is described as surrounded by every luxury. Two additional fast trains depart at 3 25 PM and 12 10 AM with New York offices listed at 271 and 1 185 Broadway.
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Southern’s Palm Limited
St. Augustine
Aiken
Augusta
Southern Ry. Lv
New York
N. Y
Adv
Train Schedule Admits New Express From Grand Central
A fragment announces a new train on the New York Central serving Cleveland Cincinnati St Louis Detroit and Shlonee. Departures from Grand Central Station are daily at 5 32 PM with arrival in Cleveland around 7 11 PM.
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New
New York Central
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
Shlonee
Grand Central Station
Iati
Admiralty Works on Fire at Sevastopol
Fire at the vast Admiralty Works in Sevastopol started after 7 A. M. and spread quickly through the complex, with workers escaping from the modeling department. Docks were saved, and the blaze was controlled by 1 30 P. M. The cause remained unknown. The same dispatch notes reports of a revolutionary outbreak among Black Sea fleet sailors destroying naval depots and buildings as troops allegedly refused to fire. Sevastopol, founded in 1784, remains a fortified southern Russia port.
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Black Sea
Marching on czars palace at St Peters burg
A Kolpino workmen group marching toward St Peters burg was fired on by soldiers. Reports differ on casualties. The Czar stays at Tsarskoe Selo as 30,000 strikers advance. Guards troops are sent from the palace to intercept them.
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Kolpino
Guards Corps
Moscow Strike Spreads as Workers Walk Out Across City
About 1000 Bromley Metal Works employees in Moscow joined a walkout sparked by St Petersburg support, forming a street procession and urging other plants to strike. The Sytin Printing Works followed suit, closing by 5 PM. Authorities fear a generalized Russia-wide stoppage could pressure peace with Japan.
Reformers Plan to Rule in Russia Provisional Government Formed
The Daily Telegraph reports that reformists in Gorky and nearby areas have formed a body calling itself the future Provisional Government of Russia. They are not yet known, but hope for a sudden stroke of luck to topple the regime while acknowledging possible exile or death. They pledge to honor pre Jan 22 loans, repudiate future foreign debt, and seek English-speaking financial aid to sustain the struggle for freedom.
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Siberia
London Times
NEW York Times
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Russia
Morning Fire Tears Through West Thirty-Eighth Boarding House
Fire at 32 West Thirty-Eighth Street before 1 am sent boarders fleeing as flames gutted the top floors of the five story brownstone. Rescue efforts by police saved four occupants including Miss B Anderson and Mrs C Hilliard, with total damage pegged at 2500 dollars.
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West Thirty-eighth Street
Alfred M. Downes
Joseph Collins
M. L. Pennybacker
Stedmuller
West Thirtieth Street
Downes
A. G. Thorne
Massacre News Shapes View On St Petersburg Uprising
Berlin dispatches from January 2 and 25 report that censorship has loosened allowing reporters to telegraph freely from St Petersburg. Observers note the revolt lacks clear leadership and broad popular support, while imperial authorities insist firm government action is needed to prevent anarchy.
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Associated Press
Berlin
William
St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Troops Overawe St Petersburg in Nighttime Darkness
Soldiers entered St Petersburg to restore order after a blackout that left parts of the city in darkness. Residents reported curfews and tense checkpoints as authorities sought to reestablish control amid disruptions and rumors.
Russian Uprising Intensifies as Forces Clash in St Petersburg
Russian unrest spreads with violence as crowds resist the bureaucracy. A bomb killed soldiers at Sadovaia Vosnesensky, while 1,800 men raided the Sesteresk rifle factory and destroyed the railway. Grand Duke Vladimir consulted with officials about severe measures as czar remains at Tsarskoe-Selo.
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Sesteresk
Finland
Smolna
Neva
Sadovia
Grand Duke
Vladimir
Prince Mirsky
Ellis
Toulon
Tsarskoe-Selo
Czar
Moscow warning amid strike crowds
A Moscow dispatch reports a deputy prefect issued a proclamation warning the public to avoid assemblies and processions during the strike, saying harsh measures will be used as in St. Petersburg.
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Moscow
Reuter
Lic
Severity in Russian unrest spreads to Moscow and St Petersburg
Reports from St. Petersburg describe a grave situation with authorities pledging to maintain order. News that Moscow factories have closed and workers are marching from shop to shop signals a wider liberal movement and potential for broader strikes across Kharkoff and other cities.
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Uation
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Fire Drives Hotel Endicott Patrons Into Street
Patrons at the Hotel Endicott on Eighty first Street and Columbus Avenue fled their rooms before 7 PM when a kitchen flue defect sparked a blaze. The dining room on the eighty second Street side housed about fifty people as smoke and flames spread through the floor. Fire crews from Engine No. 76 at Highty-sixth Street and Columbus Avenue battled the fire, tearing up dining room flooring to stop the blaze.
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Endicott
Eighty-first Street
Columbus Avenue
Eighty-Second Street
Highty-sixth Street
Imperial pavilion attack suspects detained in St. Petersburg
Davidoff the Captain and Kurzeff the senior officer of the battery from which the loaded shell was fired on January 19 have been arrested in St. Petersburg. The shell struck the imperial pavilion and other buildings.
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ST. Petersburg
Davidoff
Kurzeff
Imperial Pavilion
Honor for Whitelaw Reid in Italy decree
King Victor Emmanuel signed a decree in Rome conferring the Grand Cordon of the Crown of Italy on Whitelaw Reid of New York. The award recognizes Reid’s services as a diplomat and journalist.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Whitelaw Reid
New York
Quickest Line to Cleveland by New York Central
Leave New York 5 32 P M arrive Cleveland 7 15 next morning Cincinnati 1 30 P M Indianapolis 3 P M St Louis 9 45 P M by New York Central Fine service No excess fare Adv.
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Cleveland
New York
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
New York Central
Florida's Famous Trains and Atlantic Coast Line Service
A brief note highlights West Indian Lines and the Atlantic Coast Line offering fine service on the 1,161 B'way and Florida routes. The fragment references Florida rail services and notable train lines in a concise industry notice.
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Florida
Wen
Mer Pag
West Indian 1S Ltd
A. M
Fine Service
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Resort Book Promotes Florida Getaway
Sarasota and West Coast Resorts in Florida advertise fine fishing and shooting with reasonable hotels. For details obtain Seaboard Resort book at any railroad office or Seaboard office 1188 Broadway.
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Sarasota
West Coast
Florida
Seaboard
Broadway
Fragmentary note on drugs and names
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions druggists and several odd terms. It lacks clear actions, dates, or identifiable persons to form a coherent news item or event.
French Nation Disgusted by Russian Atrocity in St Petersburg
Paris reports a global outcry after the Russian soldiery killed and injured workers in St Petersburg. The public reads harrowing papers detailing the massacre in the streets and laments Russia's actions as incompetence and barbarity.
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London Times
NEW York Times
THE
Paris
Europe
St. Petersburg
France
Russia
Far East
Pinehurst Appeal Highlights Mild Climate and Sports
The piece touts Pinehurst for its dry pine flavored climate and weekly golf tennis and trap shooting tournaments. It notes four splendid hotels and a vibrant social life with a one night side.
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Pinehurst
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Ernoon
Sytin Printing Works
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