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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1911

Page

7

White Invaders Linked to South Sea Population Decline

A Manila correspondence reports alarming population declines in the Southern Pacific and New Guinea tied to diseases introduced by white settlers. Tuberculosis smallpox influenza dysentery beriberi and measles are blamed for steep losses across Yap German New Guinea New Guinea Pommern and Gilbert Islands with polished rice diets linked to beriberi prevalence.

Pacific Islands Manila Rabaul New Guinea Yap German New Guinea New Pommern Papua Islands Samarai Gilbert Islands Beriberi

Seize Rowdies in Queens Riot Report

Police from Astoria and Hunter’s Point precincts broke up a Sunday night trolley rioting in Woodside and Queensboro Bridge Plaza. Seven young men were arrested for disorderly conduct after a conductor’s report of harassment and threats on the car. Police later pursued a disorderly man at the terminal. he bit Officer Eadie’s finger during a struggle and was jailed on charges of disorderly conduct and resisting an officer.

Astoria Hunter’s Point Woodside Hey New York City Eadie St. John’s Hospital

Population trends in the Philippines and disease immunity

The text argues that population in the Philippines was stagnant or shrinking for centuries, then rose with sanitation under American occupation. It suggests some recent growth may come from gradually acquired immunity to diseases introduced by civilization about 400 years ago.

Philippines

Record Day for Pickpockets on Elevated Trains

Four elevated train passengers report thefts totaling 514 dollars in cash and a 121 dollar check. Victims describe jostling as two men surged aboard and alarms at East Twenty-second and East Thirty-fifth Street stations noted the incidents.

East Twenty-second Street East Thirty-fifth Street Owen Gilshannon West New Brighton S. I Second Avenue Thirty-fourth Street Nathan Fine East 102d Street Third Avenue Forty-second Street Leon Rossenwasser William O’connor East Eleventh Street Whighteenth Fourteenth Vein

Yosemite Runaway at Wawona Kills One in Valley Ride

A Yosemite tourist party from the East suffers a fatal stage accident on a steep Big Tree grade at Wawona. R. S. Licenring of Allentown is dead. several others, including Miss Martha Weber and Miss Diesenderfer of Boston and Mrs. A. Jaeckel of New York, are seriously hurt as the four-horse Big Mountain stage crashes near Camp Ahwanee. The driver escapes with a sprained foot.

San Francisco Yosemite Big Tree Grove Wawona Yosemite Valley R. S. Licenring Allentown Penn Martha Webber Boston Diesenderfer Camp Ahwanee Yard Big Trees Cenning

Delaney Confesses Role in Dynamite Plot Tied to McNamara

John Delaney, in a confession, claimed he worked as a spy for John J. McNamara of the International Association of Structural Iron Workers. He said he marked targets for dynamite and was to be visited today for rehearsal. Police and officials dispute key parts of the tale and note inconsistent statements.

Muskogee Okla John Delaney John J. McNamara International Association of Structural Iron Workers Oklahoma City Chicago

Osborns Dancing Fete Delights Janesville Society

In January Janesville society gathered for a grand dancing fete hosted by Mr and Mrs M R Osborn. The Kreil orchestra provided enchanting music while stylish attendees added to the radiant scene, making the spring like event a memorable social highlight of the season.

M. R. Osborn Janesville Kreil Janesville Recorder

Patrolman Haggerty Resigns After Short Newark Tour

Patrolman Daniel F. Haggerty started his Newark duty on Saturday night at 9 with a southern district post. After three hours he quit, returning to the station yesterday morning to hand in his club badge and keys and submit a resignation after brief training and two hours of patrol duty each evening.

Daniel F. Haggerty Newark Police l Ife Haggerty Civil Service

Office desk photo sparks missing dinner joke

Mrs Doty recalls Mrs Enpeck saying her husband keeps her photograph on his office desk. Mr Doty quips that explains why he is late getting home to dinner.

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