Warn Dr Friedmann 1 Observe The Law On Cure For Consumption
Dr Friedrich Friedmann, a Berlin physician who claims to have discovered a tuberculosis cure, faces a medical society push to operate within the law. The Comitia Minora outlined two lawful paths for demonstrations, while observers gathered at 338 Fifth Avenue to await a clinic that never opened.
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Friedrich Franz Friedmann
Berlin
Comitia Minora
Board of Censors
County Medical Society
Friedmann
Ernst Lederle
Board of Health
Lederle
Dr. Friedmann
Fifth Avenue
Mother and Son Can't Talk in Court Over Language Barrier
Thirteen year old Francis Stathers appeared in Children's Court with his Lithuanian mother who cannot speak English. The boy forgot Lithuanian after living at St. John’s Home in Brooklyn and could not be understood by his mother on return home. Justice Ryan arranged temporary foster care with Mrs A E Manuel of Richmond Hill, president of the Queens County Big Sisters Association, to find an English speaking home for him.
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Francis Stathers
Brown Avenue
Jamaica
Queens
Morgan L. Ryan
Francis
St. John’s Catholic
Brooklyn
Justice Ryan
A. E. Manuel
Richmond Hill
Big Sisters’ Association
Queens County
Papal Nullifies Castellane Gould Marriage
Rome reports the Papal Tribunal of the Rota annulled the marriage of Count Boni de Castellane and Miss Anna Gould. The ruling cites her declaration before the wedding that she did not accept the indissolubility of Christian marriage. Boni's earlier 1910 bid and 1911 Rome visit failed as the Congregation ruled nullity not proven.
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Paris
Rome
Papal
Rota
Count Boni de Castellane
Anna Gould
Duchess de Tallyrand
Vatican
Miss Gould
Congregation of the Council
Mgr. Ametti
Bave
Cardinal Gennari
Count Boni
Yale Introduces First Formal Socialism Course
Yale University adds a formal elective on socialism with Prof. Henry Crosby Emery as instructor. The course studies the legal foundations of current economic organization and analyzes socialism as a critique of society. Yale also maintains a socialists club of about fifty students.
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New York Times
New Faven
Yale
Hadley
Emery
Bread and Pie Delicacy Recalled After Contaminated Oil
William Grossmuller in Atlantic City ordered 2 800 loaves and about 1 000 pies recalled after oil used to leaven them was found contaminated. A physician rode with him to thirty houses to treat ill customers and most are expected to recover. Doctor Guion confirmed cottonseed oil shipped in a kerosene-contaminated barrel caused the illness.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Nareh
William Grossmuller
Aker
Grossmuller
Grossmakier
Edward Guion
Fells Three In The Dark At Eleventh Street
Fifth Avenue precinct officer Kelly Astirrin repelled three burglars hiding in a Brooklyn house at 230 Eleventh Street. He knocked them unconscious with his club after they gave no resistance. Mrs. Louise Hoerschgen and her maid awoke to a dog bark and noises below stairs.
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Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Trolman Kelly
Kelly Astirrin
Eleventh Street
Louise Hoerschgen
Kelly
Thaw's New Lawyer Promises Big Surprise At Hearing
Albany briefing reports Dr. Charles Kennedy claiming Thaw has a major surprise ready for the new habeas corpus appeal. He argues Thaw is improving and could be released if the judge grants a new hearing, despite ongoing bribery inquiries and questions of sanity.
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Thaw
Dstrict
Whitman
Einar Chrystie
The
Bar Association
Albany
Harry K. Thaw
John Nicholson Anhut
John W. Russell
Shaw
Grand Jury
Giegerich
Charles Kennedy
Keogh
Kennedy
Stanford White
Clifford L. Beare
Anhut
Private detective testifies to prison ring rumor
Albany reports Valerian O Farrell a New York private detective adds to Governor Inquiry Commission hearings on alleged prison ring and Thaw scandal. He cites a clearing house rumor for favors for prisoners and will only testify further in private.
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New York Times
Albany
Valerian O'Farrell
New York
Governor’s Inquiry Commission
O'Farrell
What Paris Decrees in Fashions
The New York Times Spring Fashion Number will feature interviews and signed articles by leading Paris dressmakers with photographs showcasing their newest creations. The section promises insights into the season's standout styles and trends as presented by the designers themselves.
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Paris
Huerta Asks Peace as Vigilant Border Is Guarded
The Ninth Regiment patrols the border while Huerta seeks peace talks in Mexico City. Delegations from pro Huerta and northern rebel factions prepare for a conference in El Paso with figures such as Orozco Salazar Campa Vasquez Gomez and De La Fuente amid disputes over land and Madero estates.
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EL Paso
Texas
Mexico City
Mexico
Huerta
Ricardo Garcia Granados
Pascual Orozco
Sjr
Jose Inez Salazar
Emilio Campa
Madero
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Col
David de la Fuente
Gomez
Gen. Orozco
Gen
Salazar
Orozco
Ahumada
Chihuahua
Ojinaga
Nuevo Laredo
Paris
Jose Limantour
Mexican Central Railway
Turner Tells of Escape from Mexican Prison
Special cable from Havana reports John K Turner author of Barbarous Mexico escaping prison during the chaos after the assassination of President Madero and Vice President Suarez. Turner, en route to New York, spoke of a rebel officer warning of execution on charges of conspiring to kill Gen Diaz. Senora Madero denied accusations against her husband and described Diaz’s exile voyage aboard the Ypiranga with the Madero family.
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New York Times
Havana
John K. Turner
Mexico
Felix Diaz
New York
Turner
Madero
Suarez
Diaz
Senora
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Col. Riveros
Ypiranga
Porfirio Diaz
Ernesto Madero
Bernardo Reyes
Army
Col. Riverol
Riverol
Cabinet Complete Wilson Announces Final List
President elect Wilson reveals the completed cabinet provisional makeup ahead of Senate confirmation on Wednesday. Bryan McAdoo Garson McReynolds Burleson Daniels Lane Houston Hoyt Redfield Wilson a possible Labor secretary if the bill passes. Bryan denies opposition to McAdoo and Brandeis being considered, citing no truth in such reports.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
Senate
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Treasury
William Gibbs McAdoo
New York
Lindsey M. Garrison
New Jersey
James Co. McReynolds
Tennessee
Albert Sidney Burleson
Texas
Navy
Josephus Daniiels
North Carolina
Interior
Franklin Knight Lane
California
Agriculture
David F. Houston
Missouri
Commerce
William Cox Redfield
Department of Labor
William Bauchop Wilson
Pennsylvania
William J. Bryan
McAdoo
Col. Bryan
Louis Brandeis
Massachusetts
Brandeis
Bandeis
McReynolds
New York City
Mr. McReynolds
Cabinet News
Houston
Washington University of
University of Texas
Col. E B. House of
Col. House
Joseph P. Tumulty
Chanding Garrison
Philippines
Col.Bryan
Court of St. James's
Louisville Courier-Journal
Henry Watterson
Dent-Elect
Col. Bryan Ab
Col. Watter
Edwards for Loeb's Place in New York Appoint?
Gov Sulzer will meet the president at the White House on Wednesday. Rumor grows that William H Edwards New York City Street Commissioner will be named Collector of Customs at New York and is broadly believed by New York politicians.
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New York Times
Washington
Sulzer
Wison
White House
William H. Edwards
New York City
New York
Doctor's blood saves baby at hospital ceremony
In the Jewish Mater nity Hospital reception room the eight day old son of Mrs. Sarah Nelkin was saved when Dr. H A Rongy donated blood to the infant after witnessing severe blood loss. Dr. Samuel Aronowitz assisted as the life saving blood transfusion proceeded, and the supt. Arnow reported the child was recovering well.
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Jewish Maternity Hospital
Sarah Nelkin
Mermaid Avenue
Brooklyn
Sidney
H. A. Rongy
Samuel Aronowitz
Fall from Seventeenth Floor Elevator Shaft Tragedy
John Brunnen a 26 year old marble worker in the Municipal Building fell seventeen stories into the basement after leaning into an open shaft to locate a descending car. He survived with multiple fractures and possible internal injuries, later said to be recovering.
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John Brunnen
Brunnen
Joseph Coyle
Donigan
Elizabeth Street
Hudson Street Hospital
Playwright Rida Johnson Young Is Robbed in Greenwich
Rida Johnson Young, the Greenwich based playwright now in San Antonio, Texas, reports thousands of dollars in stolen wearing apparel, house linen, and silverware from her Summer home Italian Villa Greenwich. W Schroeder of 730 Monroe Street Brooklyn discovered the burglary when visiting today to collect items for Mrs. Young. Every drawer and trunk was ransacked and burglary insurance carries the loss. detectives are on the case.
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New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Rida Johnson Young
San Antonio
Texas
Italian Villa
W. Schroeder
Monroe Street
Brooklyn
Government files anti trust suit against Thread Trust in Trenton
The United States files a civil anti trust suit in Trenton seeking dissolution of the Coats interests controlled thread trade including American Thread Company. The government alleges inter state and foreign trade has been restrained and asks for disintegration and a receiver if needed.
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Trenton
N. J
United States
Vreeland
Coats Interests
Great Britain
American Thread Company
J. & P. Coats, Ltd
Extend Factory Inquiry Bill Introduced In Senate Albany
Senator Wagner, chair, introduced a bill to prolong the Special Factory Investigating Commission to continue examining elite class factories for fire safety and sanitary conditions. About thirty labor and factory law bills were also introduced, with the measure funding the commission’s expenses at a specified amount.
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New York Times
Albany
Wagner
Wilson Takes Office Today as 98th President
The text reports the inauguration of Wilson as the 98th president with a formal visit to President Taft, who is nearing departure. A large crowd gathers, weather forecasts promise clear conditions for noon ceremonies, and hotel rooms are in high demand. Bryan receives a warm reception in a hotel lobby as he visits the White House and meets Cabinet members. Forecasts predict fair morning weather, clouds by afternoon, and a colder night.
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Taft
Inaugural Programme for Presidential Inauguration Day
The sequence lists morning escorting of the President-elect from Shoreham Hotel by Congressional Committee and Princeton students, ceremonies at Jackson Place, swearing in of Vice President-elect, and the formal procession to the Capitol. The parade routes run via Fifteenth Street to Washington Circle and ending after luncheon.
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White House
Hotel Shoreham
Congressional Committee
Princeton
Jackson Place
la Fayette Park
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Senate Chamber
Reese
Fifteenth Street
Washington Circle
Washington awaits Wilson as parade fills the dawn sky
Washington crowds line Pennsylvania Avenue to greet President elect Wilson entering the Capitol City for four years of governance. The city dazzles with electric lights, bunting, and a festive mood as the inaugural day approaches amid forecasts of fair weather.
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New York Times
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Capitol City
Fairyland
Washington Monument
Aureau
Taft
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