Rockefeller Plan to Establish Institute of Hygiene in Baltimore
The Rockefeller Foundation announced plans to found an Institute of Hygiene and Public Health at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. The facility will study sanitation in large cities and train professionals, with a building to include chemistry physiology bacteriology epidemiology vital statistics and library. Dr William W Protieste will head the school which aims to improve public health training for city health officers and other experts.
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Rockefeller Foundation
Broad Way
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Univer
Sing
American Red Cross
Serbia
International Board of the
Rockefeller Jan
Institute of Hygiene
Johns Hopkins University
Rockefeller Institute For
William Wt
Ooking University
Ing
Rockefeller A Tion
C. Abbott
Herman M. Biggs
Mon Flexner
Victor G. Heiser
C. Jordan
William H
Wickliffe Rose
M. J. Rosenau
Theobald Smith
George C. Sieht
FE. A. Winslow
D. D. Jackson
Payroll robber Kinroy held on fugitive charge
Edward Kinrofed was arrested in Boston on a New York indictment accusing him of stealing part of the payroll of the Flinn Company last August. Bail was set at $25,000 but he was remanded for lack of funds. Police recovered several articles and about $7000 in cash.
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Boston
Edward C. Kino
Fed
Kindred
the & Flinn Company
New York
Warren A Browne Wins Alienation Suit in St John Case
Warren A Browne, Hempstead real estate broker, wins $10,000 alienation suit against Joseph O St John of Monroe. The judge overturns an earlier verdict. Browne testified he had never hugged a woman. St John claimed Browne alienated his wife. Case staged in Mineola New York with court action across sessions.
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Warren A. Browne
St. John’s
Mineola, L. 1
Warren A Browne
Hempstead
Joseph O. St. John
Ter
Monroe
Browne
Thal St. John
Be Lancey Nicoll Addresses UVA Jesville Exercises
Be Lancey Nicoll at the University of Virginia in Jesville Va will address the university at the com exercises this afternoon. His son, cey Nicoll Jr, will be grad.
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Lancey Nicoll
U. of V
Lemecey Nicoll
University of Virginia
Jesville
Cey Nicoll, Jr
Six-Foot Thief Caught After Hudson House Raid
Police chase and capture a six-foot intruder at 231st Street and Palisade Avenue Bronx after a break in at Elizabeth Simpson’s home. The man resisted, was shot at, and later identified as Charl Sanders of 148 West 144th Street Chicago. Jewelry including a diamond stickpin and bead necklaces found on him.
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Elizabeth Simpson
Lowell H. Brown
Attery Engineering and Construction Company
Battery Place
231St Street
Palisade Avenue
Bronx
Hudson River
New York Central Railroad
Washburn
Hennette
Fordham Hospital
Charl Sanders
West 144Th Street
Chicago
Indicted in Garbage War Drake linked to kidnap plot
J Sterling Drake a Manhattan real estate operator was indicted by Richmond County Grand Jury over a May 5 kidnapping tied to a protest against a garbage plant on Pratt Island. The case involves Doyle and a group of workers, with a bench warrant issued for Drake and detectives sent to arrest him.
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J. Sterling Drake
Broadway
Manhattan
Richmond County Grand Jury
William Sond
I's Island
City of
New York
Farne
Fach
Staten Island
Doyle
Pratt
Drake
Waves From Mayflower Cause Beekman Boat Club Death
Charles Strom a 24 year old Beekman Avenue resident and Tarrytown Boat Club steward died after being struck by waves from the Presidents yacht Mayflower in the Hudson near Tarrytown. He dived for a swim near the float, was knocked senseless, and sank from cramps in the cold water. his body was recovered later.
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New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
Charles Strom
Tarrytown Boat Club
Rytown
West Point New York
Bystrom
Hudson
Hystrom
Beekman Avenue
Blast and Fire Devastate Baltimore Grain Elevator
Baltimore on June 13 reports a catastrophic blaze at Pennsylvania Railroad Elevator No. 3 in Canton causing at least fourteen deaths and over forty injuries. Two steamships Willem van Driel Sr and Welbeck Hall suffered heavy damage as grain and burning debris wrecked the harbor structures.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Canton
Willem van Vriel, Sr
Welbeck Mall
Welbeck Hall
Willem van Driel
Dr. Rupert Blue Elected President At AMA Meet
Detroit June 13 The American Medical Association opened with a general session and Dr Rupert Blue Surgeon General of the Federal Public Health Service was installed as President He urged preparedness for war time medical service The section on practice of medicine heard Dr Joseph A Care of Chicago suggest grip epidemic may have spread from horses and could be linked to equine ants and urged further study
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Detroit
American Medical Association
Rupert Blue
Federal Public Health Service
Blue
Joséph A. Care
Chigage
Indorse Roosevelt for Cabinet expands reach nationwide
The Roosevelt for Secretary of State League, started by Copeland Townsend of the Hotel Majestic, opens HQs at the Majestic. Eight doctors sign to join, including Japan’s C X Manabe, with endorsements arriving from Robert Kilton Mackey and others across New York and distant cities.
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Copeland Townsend
Majestic
Theodore Roosevelt
Hughes
Roosevelt
League
The
Joseph Plataker
Department of Laboratories
New York Post- Graduate Medical School and Hospital
C. X. Matanabe
Japan
Murray Street
Julian Rosenthal
Broad Street
H. A. Reséner
Huntington
W. Va
L. H. Riley
Kansas City
N. O. Man
Denver
J. N. Darton
Bismarck
N. D
Randolph Zehelby
Seattle
Danes Press Berlin over Danish Steamers Captured
Denmark will demand release of the Guldborg captured by a German warship and taken to Swinemuende. The crew testified before the Danish Maritime Court that the ship was in neutral waters when seized. A Danish steamer Askoe and the Swedish schooner Sven were also captured by German forces, with papers seized and destinations Denmark bound.
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London
Denmark
Guldborg
Swinemuende
Ree
Exchange Telegra Company
Gatasesson
Theaptain
Prise
Guldberg
Cyittain
Copnahagen
Askoe
North Sea
Stamburg
Svén
Expect Peace by January Says Henry Field
Henry Field grandson of Marshall Field arrived on the Holland America liner Adam and expects the war to end before January 1. He notes French optimism, belief in Allied tide turning after Verdun, and Russia’s role. Field recalls London’s sobriety and Paris theater closures as war wears on.
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Henry Field
Marshall Field
Chicago
Europe
Yepsertay
Adam
France
England
C An
Verdun
Russia
Mac Field
London
Paris
Moving Picture Palaces
Labor Unions in Yucatan Urge U S Troop Recall
A proclamation from Yucatan labor unions, brought to New York by Carlos Lovella, calls on U S workers to demand the recall of American troops from Mexico. It warns of danger while khaki uniforms remain and blames financial interests for Mexican troubles.
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Yucatan
United States
Mexico
New York
Carlos Lovella
Department of Labor
Ycatan
Runaway Horse Terrorizes Harlem as Crowd Flees
A horse bolted from Matthew Gallagher's stable on First Avenue after a boy threw a stone. Police pursued by car and on foot, manhandled the animal at 111th Street, ending with the bridle secured as crowds scattered along Fifth Avenue and Riverside Drive.
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Matthew Gallagher
First Avenue
Ranabout
105Th Street
Third Avenue
Gallagher
106Th Street
Fifth Avenue
110Th Street
Eighth Avenue
Foley
West 1234 Street
Riverside Drive
111Th Street
125Th Street
Becker Hospital Patrolman Treated After Altercation
Dr. Smith at Becker Hospital treated a policeman for a battered left wrist and multiple cuts after an incident. The officer was sent home on sick leave. Gallagher recovered his horse from the stables. the animal bolted for nearly three miles before being stopped.
Price Move Promised At Music Publishers Convention
The Music Publishers' Association of the United States met at the Astor for its annual convention and a dinner. Delegates debated retail prices for printed music and considered increasing net returns by raising list prices or curtailing discounts. Prominent speakers included Nathan Burkan John Clyde Oswald Walter Damrosch and R W Heffelfinger.
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The
Music Publishers’ Association of the
United States
Astor
Nathan Burkan
John Clyde Oswald
Walter Damrosch
R. W. Heffelfinger
Llos Angeles
J. Damrosch
Chicago
Guggenheim Case Faces Trial by Supreme Court
The $10,000,000 suit by William Guggenheim against five brothers Isaac Daniel Morris Solomon and Simon will go to trial in the New York Supreme Court next Monday. Justice Stephen Callaghan ruled after a motion for a case pedacoement due to counsel’s absence and other trials.
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Guggenheim
Osa
L. L
William Guggenheim
Isaac
Daniel
Morris
Solomon
Simon
Supreme Court
Stephen Callaghan
William D. Guthrie
Louis Marshall
John B. Stanchfield
Eno
Justice Callaghan
Porchia Testimony in Oppenheim vs Metropolitan Case
Joseph Porchia chief witness in the Oppenheim versus Metropolitan Street Railway Company suit testified he sought witnesses who saw the Nugent accident but denied urging others to lie. Officials described destruction of old records and bank vouchers used to fund damages. Trial to resume this morning.
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Joseph Porchia
Benjamin Oppenheim
Metropolitan Street Railwayompany
Max D. Steuer
Porchia
Oppenheim
Chester FE. Baker
Nugent
Law Department
Edmund L. Mooney
George R. Moorehead
Shakespeare Exhibition Extended at New York Library
More than 40000 visitors have seen the Shakespeare Exhibition at the Central Building of the New York Public Library. The closure date is postponed to July 15 due to public interest and generous loans from private collectors. It is described as the most complete collection of Shakespeareana in the world.
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New York Public Library
Ake Epeareana
Victor
United States
Hurtado Brothers Royal
Guatemala
Hurtados
Victor Records
Enedeavor
Otilia March
Panama
Lodging Advertisements Highlight Local Reputations
A brief ad notes Viettora moves from Vilseck to New York and emphasizes the reputations attached to lodging and boarding houses advertised in The New York Times. Telephone 1000 Bryant.
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Frank A. Hall & Sons
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Jerse
Hotel Majestic
New League
Berlin
Ste IS
New Jersey Central
Philadelphia
Liberty St
23Rd St
Small Boy
Animal In Harlem
Porchia Aids Oppenheim
Crystal
William C. Redfield
Times Square
Hurtado Brothers Royal Marimba Band
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden
N. J
Victrola
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