Oppenheimer Treatment for Intemperance Promoted
A medical case for alcoholism as a disease is presented by Dr. Isaac Oppenheimer. The Oppenheimer Institute in New York advertises a cure through a treatment that claims to remove desire for alcohol with no digestion disruption and no duty to reveal personal matters. Contact details are provided for inquiries and confidential correspondence.
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Isaac Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Land
United States
Oppenheimer Institute
West 57Th ST
New York
Columbus
Governor to Testify in Bribery Inquiry
Springfield report details Gov Deneen possibly testifying before a grand jury on bribery allegations tied to the Forty sixth General Assembly. State's Attorney Burke to confer with the governor and lawmakers including H J Beckemeyer as investigations expand into a general rush fund and bribery offers connected to Lorimer senate and legislative contracts.
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Springfield
Burke
Denéen
Forty-sixth General Assembly
Grand Jury
Deneen
H. J. C. Beckemeyer
Cook County
Sangamon
Beckemeyer
C. A. White
William II
United States Senate
Lorimer
A. B. Johnston
Johnston
Holtslaw
Hnston
Holtslaw Sohnston
Senate Chamber
Hall of Representatives
Johnston & Hatcher Company
Pemberton
Clark
Browne to Stand Trial in Bribery Case in Illinois
Lee ONeil Browne, Democratic minority leader in Springfield, must face trial for bribery over a vote for a U S Senator as Judge McSurely overruled defense to quash the indictment. Trial set for June 6 in Cook County courts amid defense appeals and jurisdiction disputes.
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Chicago
Lee O'Neil Browne
Rce House
Springfield
Charles A. White
Seporimer
United Syates
McSurely
Browne
W. S. Forrest
McLurely
Cook County
United States
McsSurely
Trial of Cleveland Police Chief Kohler Ends Favorable to Defense
The June 1 hearing in Cleveland on charges of immorality intoxication and insubordination concluded with a defense victory. Key testimony included a woman who said Kohler drank in a disorderly house and punished her for not buying a resort.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Fred Kohler
Kohler
Patrick J. Brown
Muncie
Ind
B Brown
Rial
Hugh Buckley
Director of Public Safety
Buckley
Aged Bride Accuses Husband of Bigamy in New Jersey
Mrs. Jeanette Suffern Hiscock, Ramapo Valley heiress, charging her first husband Robert Hiscock with bigamy before Justice John Keys. She says he was already married to Anna Davidson of New York and that she later wed his brother Frank in Connecticut. She plans to press punishment and sue for divorce.
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Ridgewood
Frank
Connecticut
Hiscock
Mallory Spares Life After Grille Assault
In Memphis on June 1 Arthur E. Mallory nephew of W R Mallory a railroad director faced an attack by Richard G Turner. Turner armed with a knife attacked Mallory and Mrs Turner outside a downtown grill. Mallory drew a revolver but chose not to shoot. Turner was jailed on malicious cutting charges.
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New York
Memphis
Tenn
Richard G. Turner
Arthur E. Mallory
W. R. Mallory
Micholis Central Railroad
Turner
Oereee
Presbyterians and Labor Seek Church Action on Working Conditions
Philadelphia June 1 The General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church adopts resolutions condemning industrial conditions and urging church steps to aid workers. Rev Charles W Stelzle leader of the Presbyterian Labor Reform movement warns the church is losing ground among laborers and calls for sympathy with workers. The resolutions condemn overcapitalization and union effects that raise the cost of life for laborers and consumers.
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Philadelphia
Ascoo
United Presbyterian Church
Charles W. Stelzle
Presbyterian Labor Reform Movement
Jealous husband shoots and kills in crowded shop
In New York City a jealous husband, William Schwartz, killed John Stumpf after a confrontation in a crockery store on East Seventh Street. Schwartz then fired on a policeman, who subdued him after a pursuit through saloons and streets. Mrs. Sadie Schwartz, his wife, reported years of alleged jealousy and threats.
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Sadie Schwartz
William Schwartz
East Ninth Street
Fourth Street
East Seventh Street
Avenue A
Schwartz
Charles Horowitz
Horowitz
Seventh Street
Henry Roberts
Jennie Weinstock
Accord
Purnhagep
Fifth Street
Purnhagen
Schwarz
Schawtrz
Second Avenue
Capt
Connor
John Stumpf
Pennsylvania Railroad
Aberdeen Street
Brooklyn
Stumpf
Jah Briggs
St. Marks Place
Sennarts
Grand Trunk Link Hearing Set for New England Line
The Railroad Commission schedules a June 7 hearing on the Southern New England Railroad Corporation petition to build a connecting link from Palmer to the Rhode Island line, linking to the Grand Trunk into Providence. The 54 mile route runs through Palmer Monson Brimfield Sturbridge Southbridge Dudley Webster Douglas and Woonsocket with crossings near Douglas. Estimated cost is about 3.5 million dollars.
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New York Times
Boston
Railroad Commission
Southern New England, Railroad Corporation
New London Northern Railroad
Palmer
Rhode Island
Grand Trunk
Providence
Massachusetts
Monson Brimfield
Sturbridge
Southbridge
Dudley
Webster
Douglas
Brider
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