Hospital rejects trial of drug cure at Bellevue
The Langsdorf morphine cure experiment at Bellevue Hospital was halted by Superintendent Armstrong due to hospital rules. Two addicted patients followed Langsdorf to his home after quitting. Langsdorf will complete a 72 hour treatment with reduced doses, aiming to end their drug craving.
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C. C. Langsdorf
Bellevue Hospital
Armstrong
TIMES
Langsdorf
Kearns
Hastings
Langsdorff
Armstrong W
Schuyler Charter
Thomas McDonald
San Francisco
iKearney Street
RicDonald
Theatre services spread to national plan, preacher says
Dr William Carter of Madison Avenue Reformed Church led six Sunday night Belasco Theatre services with growing attendance and a push to extend the concept nationwide. He plans to address the Presbyterian Association on April 13 and the Ministers Club at the Aldine Club next week.
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Belasco Theatre
William Carter
Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Board of Ministers
Presbyterian Association
Carter
Ministers’ Club
Aldine Club
Dr Carter
Rail grain rate hearing cited for export domestic discrimination
William G. Kallman of New York Central Lines testified before Inter-State Commerce Commissioner Charles A. Prouty on grain rate discrimination alleged by Hecker Jones Jewell Milling Co. The witness cited rail water and foreign competition as reasons for export rate advantages and noted Gulf port export growth. Complainants have 30 days for briefs, defendants 20, with 5 extra for replies. hearing adjourned.
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William G. Kallman
New York Central Lines
Buffalo
Inter-State
Charles A. Prouty
Hecker-Jones-Jewell Milling Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Erie
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Hudson River
West Shore
Russia
Galveston
Gulf
Kallman
Boston
Philadelphia
Prouty
Oldest Divorce Granted in Stamford Court
Special to The New York Times. Charles G. Lockwood, 80, obtained a divorce from Mary Lockwood of White Plains, N Y, in Stamford Superior Court on grounds of desertion after twenty three years of marriage. They parented a son. schooling disputes arose when the boy was old enough. The judge commented on potential future plans as the case concluded.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
Charles G. Lockwood
Superior Court
Mary
White Plains
N. Y
Police raid Equale Social Club arrests 23 in Brooklyn
Borough Inspector Flood and a Kings County DA representative raided the Equale Social Club at 190 Schermerhorn Street Brooklyn arresting twenty three men including two officers. Principal defendants Trumpbour and Bell faced $1000 bail while twenty one others were released on parole.
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Flood
Brooklyn
Kings County
Equale
Schermerhorn Street
Adams Street
Hussey
Eighth District
Baker
Robert H. Elder
Valentine Trumpbour
Throop Avenue
Joseph M. Bell
Court Street
Bell
Equalo Club
Trumpbour
Justice Keady
Detective Bureau
Adams Street Court
Fire at Club Block causes $1000 loss on West Forty fourth
A blaze on the second floor of the garage at 45 West Forty fourth Street caused about $1000 in damage. Police Commissioner Bingham resides at 47 West Forty fourth Street. En route to Police Headquarters he congratulated officers who maintained order.
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Bingham
West Forty-fourth Street
Man Smothered in Sand Chute at Terminal Site
Workers at the Pennsylvania terminal excavation on Thirty second Street and North River removed a large sand pile from a faulty chute and found John Marcello 28 of 424 West Eleventh Street dead. Foreman John Feissenborn said the man likely fell into the chute and was smothered by the sinking sand.
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Pennsylvania
North River
John Marcello
West Eleventh Street
John Feissenborn
Weissenborn
Refrigerating Ship for Sickness in Summer
A New York firm outfits the Boston Floating Hospital with a 70 degree, 50 percent humidity refrigerating system to keep wards comfortable for invalids, including infants. Ammonia compression drives a 70 ton daily plant with brine coils, air filtration, and steam warming to deliver controlled indoor conditions during summer cruises.
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New York
Boston Floating Hospital
Boston
Borough Bank to reopen in Brooklyn after five month suspension
Kingston New York March 28 after five months suspension the Borough Bank of Brooklyn resumes business receivers discharged by April 14 Judge Betts issues reopening order following Paul Grout from depositors and stockholders. Receivers counsel and attorney general offered no opposition. Assets 8 980 055 liabilities 5 021 685 debts 64 906 capital stock speed0 surplus 97 423. Supt Williams says bank can resume if stockholders form 45000 fund place majority stock in voting trust two years and elect strong conservative board. Grout says execution in a few days.
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Kingston
N. Y
Borough Bank of
Brooklyn
Betts
Supreme Court
Paul Grout
Jackson
Clark Williams
Henry A. Powell
Isaac N. Cox
Ellenville
Clarence Shearn
Williams
Grout
Vanderbilts' Sail Plans and Newport Moves
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt did not sail as announced and remains at the Plaza. he is slated to sail Tuesday. Mrs. Vanderbilt denies plans for divorce, while Oakland Farm at Newport will not open this summer and Mrs. Vanderbilt will stay with her mother at Harbor View after Tuxedo Park statements.
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Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Europe
Plaza
Vanderbilt
Tuxedo Park
Oakland Farm
Newport
Francis
French
Harbor View
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Halsey Streets
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West 86Th ST
Joseph B. Hughes
London
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Nateo Numez de Sepulvede
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Aimone Manufacturing Co
Carrara & D
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Vatican
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms
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Kings
New Jersey
Jersey
the Nation Press
Evening Post Co
Tel
Cortlandt
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THE
Long Island
Staten Island
Westchester
the New York Times
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Rapids
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Fine Art Society
OAK
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Robertson Makers
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Diamonds
J.w.sweet& CO
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Fulton St
Bkiyn Cail
York Safe & Look CO
J. M
Mossman
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Typewriter
Barclay
West 55Th St
Fuller
Finn Bros
Franklin
Ideal Supply Co
Magnolia
Central Typewriter Exchange
Minrass
Lyons
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Christman
Baby
Studisa
Pright
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STARZ
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