Radium in Surgery Shows Cure Claims and July 4 Fireworks Debate
Dr. Robert Abbe reports on using radium to treat cancers and warts with notable cures and cautious optimism, detailing cases of lip cancer, eyelid sarcomas, and mammary scirrhus, while ophthalmology delegates denounce Independence Day fireworks citing injuries and deaths. The session also notes partial success of Lorenz–Mueller bloodless hip dislocation treatment and names Dr. Joseph P. Bryant as AMA president.
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Boston
American Medical Association
Robert Abbe
St. Luke's Hospital
New York City
Abbé
Abbe
Kable
R. L. Randolph
Baltimore
Randolph
Savage
Nashville
Tenn
Howe
Buffalo
Mueller
Prof
Lorenz
Vienna
J. Ogden Armour
Chicago
J. Lorenz
House of Delegates
Joseph P. Bryant
New York
Carpenters Lockout Expands to Building Trades
The Brotherhood of Carpenters extended yesterday to carpenters in the Building Trades Employers Association shops and to Master League of Cement Workers. About 700 cement workers could be idle first, with more trades likely to follow by Monday if no change. No sympathetic action has been ordered by the Painters society.
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Brotherhood of Carpenters
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Master League of Cement Workers
Amacamated Painters’ Society
Brotherhood of Painters
Jersey Corporation Tax Schedule For 1908
Secretary Maguire filed the preliminary 1908 NJ corporate assessments listing 5 659 corporations liable for taxes totaling 2 451 002. The count rises by 145 firms and the total tax by 73 788 88 from last year with duties ranging from 30 to 241 412 29 for Prudential Insurance Co.
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New York Times
Trenton
Maguire
State Board of Assessors
New Jersey
Prudential Insurance Company
Petition Demands Jerome Removal as New York D A
William N. Amory and four New York citizens ask Gov Higgins to dismiss District Attorney William Travers Jerome. They accuse him of failing to prosecute Metropolitan Street Railway officials and of bias toward life insurance and traction leaders who funded his campaign. Jerome defers comment, citing prior ignored charges.
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William N. Amory
Third Avenue Railroad
New York
Higgins
William Travers Jerome
New York County
Metropolitan Street Railway
Jerome
Amory
Chapman Dwight
Gov
United Hebrew Charities Warned of Possible Closure
At Clinton Hall the United Hebrew Charities reported a $40,000 deficit and urged donations by August 10 to keep the main building and subsdiary houses open. Officers noted 1,000 yearly public receipts and 35,000 annual aid applications, urging support from Russian and German Jewish communities alike.
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Clinton Hall
Clinton Street
United Hebrew Charities
East Side
Nathan Bijur
Lower East Side
Bijur
Puicery
United Hebrew Arities
Joseph Barondess
Amateur sleuth Lengel captures killer Lang in New Brunswick
New Brunswick police learn that Joseph Lengel an amateur detective and City Water Department employee captured Frederick Lang the murderer of Miss Kate Gordon and won the Middlesex County reward. The prosecutor plans to hire Lengel for his staff after his cross state pursuit from South Bethlehem Pennsylvania to Youngstown Ohio and back to New Brunswick. Lang asks for Kate but pretends to be unaware she is dead.
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New York Times
New Brunswick
N. J
Joseph Lengel
City Water Department
Frederick Lang
Kate Gordon
Middlesex County
Lengel
Church
Lang
Bethlehem
Penn
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Youngstown
Middletown
Pittsburg
Policeman Indicted In Attempted Suppression Plot
Grand Jury indicts Policeman William H. Sheehan of East 104th Street on charges of attempted felony suppression. He was arrested at Mrs. Mary Parton’s flat with marked money after allegedly offering to bury statements about a murder victim. Bail set at 8000. case scheduled for today.
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William H. Sheehan
East 104Th Street
Sheehan
Reardon and O'Neill
Mary Parton
West Forty-fourth Street
Mount Sinai Hospital
Parton
Post
Jerome
Look for the Waiter Mark and the Old Hampshire Bond
Printer samples prompt the eye to seek the waiter mark as a metaphor for reading habits. The fragment references Old Hampshire Bond and the urge to alter human nature, urging a practical approach to presentation over theory.
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Old Hampshire
Mark
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Boston Medical Convention
Lorenzo
Jersey
Hebrew Charities Hard UP
Mr. Bijur
East Siders
Burgundy
Royal
Reme DE Meenthe
le Freres
Abe
Talian Vermouth
Rocc Rino & Co
Clar Calvert & Co
St. Julien
Et—D ‘Deaux Glass
California
Santa Clara Valley
Los Gatos
John James Guinness
Son & Son
Monticello
Normandy
Alion
Uear
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rode Island
Connecticut
Delaware
Washington, D. C
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Stuart
Ilsner Beer
New Yill Co
Jules Merman & Co
France
Martini
Jordeaux
Erhardt & Sohne
Frankfurt +e
Einer
Leudesheimer
Superior Zinfandel
Old Muscatel
Mountain Riesling
a.Uyd
Hewett
Deinhardt& Co
Coblenz-on-Rhine
Zeltinger
Old London
Sandeman
Steen
Halsina
Barton & Guestier
Sandeman & Buck
Pemartin
Guinness's
Bart UL Cutttul Vang
Nand
Floriac
Bresnac Fils
Bordeaux
J. Calvert & Co
Old Tom
Royal Stuart
Royeal Stuart
Owee Cc Cheese—Society Roquefort
New York State
Royal ‘Stuart
Norway
Bismarck
Reaper
Alkship
Fancon Baraines
Batiste
Mien
Aleo
Simpson Crawford CO
Auteta
DFAS
Milady
Idealia Castile
Armour
Munyon
Simpson Crawford
Idealia
Williams
Mec
Impson
Sale
Impson Crawford
Jack
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