Separate distribution of fluids found in frog experiments
Dr. Meltzer at the Rockefeller Institute reports a new mechanism that distributes fluids through the entire body without a heart or lymphatics. In frog tests with heart removed, injections of adrenalin morphine and strychnine caused rapid effects in one eye and heightened muscular responses, suggesting a circulation-free distribution pathway.
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Stitute
Journal of “Experimental Medicine
Meltzer
Prof. Meltzer
Joyride ends in wreck and arrest on grand larceny charge
John McMahon, 21, took a $7.60 Hudson Hotel car, numbered 30410, for a spin toward the Battery. He crashed into a telegraph pole, was detained by a Greenwich Street officer, identified by owner H. H. Sheern, and held on grand larceny charges with $1,900 bail.
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John McMahon
West Sixtieth Street
Hudson Hotel
Columbus Avenue
Sixty-second Street
West Street
McMahon
Battery Park
Flanagan
Greenwich Street
H. H. Sheern
Sheern
Tombs Court
Detroit Law College dinner excludes Gov Osborne
Gov Osborne will not be invited to the Detroit College of Law dinner on May 28 after attacking Michigan Supreme Court Judges over a residency law. Alumni threatened to resign. a compromise prevents inviting the Governor or the judges. Circuit Judge Van Zile to be guest of honor. he is close to Osborne.
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New York Times
Detroit
Mich
Supreme Court
Michigan
Lansing
Osborne
Detroit College of Law
Circuit
Etect van Zile
Gov. Osborne
Justice Bird
Dix Faces Tammany Clash Over State Leadership
Albany dispatch reports up-State Democrats ready to challenge Tammany Hall as Gov. Dix lingers with Cohalan for Supreme Court, risking loss of independence. Insurgents fear Murphy dominates the Legislature and the governor’s policy. Critics cite delayed appointments and ignored reform bills as signs of Tammany influence.
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New York Times
Albany
John A. Dix
Tammany Hall
Charles F. Murphy
Democratic Party
Daniel F. Cohalan
Supreme Court
Dix
Murphy
Assembly
Tammany Tall
New York
Senate
Bess Murphy
Jit
Boss Murphy
Oing
Gov. Dix
Bronx
Buffalo
James J. Fitzpatrick
Dixo
Cohalan
United States
Pierce Marriage Challenge Faces Mental Competence Trial
In Newburg New York Judge Seeger hears action brought by Roy Pierce's next friend to annul his marriage to Bessie Chapman Pierce. Henry Clay Pierce objects, claims son was drunk and a heavy smoker, doctor supports incompetence. Decision due next week.
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New York Times
Newburg
N. Y
A. H. F. Seeger
Roy KE. Pierce
Henry Clay Pierce
Bessie F. Chapman Pierce
Morschauser
Supreme Court
Kung Pierce
Carlos M. MacDonald
McAdoo’s Condition Improves as Harrisons Stay
Mrs Harriman remains at St Peters Hospital in New Brunswick for another day though condition is not serious. Mr Harriman plans to drive her to their Mt Kisco home tomorrow. William G McAdoo’s health is much improved and could leave hospital in about a week.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Harriman
St. Peter's Hospital
Mt. Kisco
N. Y
William G. McAdoo
Florida Atlanta Birmingham Special schedule details
Florida Georgia and Alabama routes advertise the Florida Atlanta Birmingham Special trains with through electric lighted steel sleepers from Penna Station via Seaboard Air Line Railway. Contact Ing 1184 Broadway, phone 5644 for adv.
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Florida
Atlanta
Birmingham
Cuba
Penna
Sta
Seaboard Air Line
Poverty Clipping the Wings of Love
A Sunday Times feature highlights social and cultural items from New York, including local charity events, parades, and artistic notes. It lists happenings such as the Meadow Brook Hunt Club meets at Belmont Park, a charity entertainment for St. Mary’s Free Hospital, and a Children’s Farm School on 53rd Street and 11th Avenue, alongside broader cultural and literary notes across sections.
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Belmont Park
Children’s Farm School
53D Street
11Th Avenue
America
Berkeley Acon
St. Mary’s Free Hospital
Fire Chief Ends His Life After Decades in Service
Thomas O Connor chief of the New Orleans Fire Department killed himself at age 72 after forty two years as chief. Col Hrs O Seixas a friend did the same in New York City's Central Park yesterday.
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New York Times
New Orleans
Thomas O'Connor
Hrs O. Seixas
Central Park
New York
Col. Seixas
George A. Wiegand
Mr. Wiegand
Chief O'Connor
Taft Plans Brooklyn Visit in June Scheduled Review
Arrangements are set for President Taft to visit Brooklyn in June to review a parade of Sunday school children. He will arrive in the afternoon, dine at the University Club, then proceed to the reviewing stand in Prospect Park.
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Taft
Brooklyn
University Club
Prospect Park
Great Fishing at Kineo Maine as Ice Clears
The Moosehead Lake ice has melted for ten days. Over the last six days guests at the New Mount Kineo House caught more than 500 pounds of trout and salmon. Similar hauls were reported from nearby camps and cottages, marking the greatest fishing season on record.
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Kineo
Moosehead Lake
Mount Kineo House
Arrest Near Exam Hall Ends in Bail for Harlam
Elwood Harlam, 23, Columbia Law student and son of Moses S. Warlam, was arrested near his examination on a grand sorcery charge tied to a Nassau Bank debt. He posted $1,000 bail, claimed a misfiled warrant and promised to reschedule a make up exam after the bank dispute.
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Elwood Harlam
Moses S. Warlam
Law School
Columbia University
Kemmy
Tombs Court
Harlam
Franklin Street
Nassau Bank
Harlams
Sagamore Garage Company
East Eighty-eighth Street
Beekman Street
Robert J. B. Willis
Willis
Mr. Harlam
Mr. Willis
Young Harlam
Krotel
Hegan
Columbia
Seventy-third Street
West 115Th Street
Dartmouth Student Arrested In Jewelry Store Entry Attempt
Harry W. Oliver a Dartmouth sophomore son of a Massachusetts magnate was arrested after attempting to enter a jewelry store in Hanover New Hampshire. He was released on 2000 bonds posted by his father and held for Grand Jury after appearing before Judge T W Worthen. Edward C Bowler a Dartmouth freshman living nearby raised alarm prompting fellow students to pursue the suspect.
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New York Times
Hanover
N. H
Harry W. Oliver
Dartmouth
Charles S. Oliver
Massachusetts
Edward C. Bowler
John Bowler
Oliver
T. W. Worthen
Pure Grape Juice Promises Blood Purity Nourishment
Dewey and Sons Co advertises Dewey s Pure Grape Juice for nourishing the blood. Located at 1388 Fulton Street New York it claims strong tonic qualities.
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DEWEY
Dewey & Sons CO
Fulton St
N. Y
Diaz Denies Gold Shipment Story to New York Editor
President Diaz confronted by a New York story alleging a $10,000,000 gold shipment to the United States. He charges the editor to prove the claim, offering to pay any amount if proof is produced and promising a check.
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Mexico City
Diaz
New York
United States
Bettman Seeks Admission To Almshouse In Trenton
John Bettman aged 65, a civil war pensioner, applied for admission to the almshouse in Trenton claiming he would pay his board. Overseer Parker is puzzled as income individuals cannot be admitted. Bettman helped lay out the poorhouse grounds years ago and wishes to spend his remaining years there.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
John Bettman
Parker
Bettman
Storm Breaks Hot Spell In Chicago Area
Light afternoon showers and a heavy electrical storm before sundown ended a week of extreme heat that weakened many citizens. The storm, moving from the Northwest, damaged telephone and telegraph lines, with outages first reported near Chicago and then spreading eastward toward the North Central States and Atlantic coast.
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Chicago
North Central States
Atlantic Seaboard
Republican boom boosts Champ Clark in statehood debate
In Washington on May 20 the Statehood bill debate refreshed Speaker Champ Clark’s presidential prospects. Rep Olmsted of Pennsylvania argued most Democrats favor Clark, while some in the opposing side back Wilson. Rep Hardy of Texas linked recall of judges to Rome’s loss of liberty, supporting the Arizona New Mexico statehood stance.
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Washington
Olmsted
Pennsylvania
Champ Clark
House
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Representative Hardy
Texas
Lynching of Sorkey After Church Cross Homicide in Bluefield
In Bluefield West Virginia on May 20 a mob hanged John Sorkey a foreigner who attacked Mrs. Harry Jones wife of miner. Bloodhounds tracked him after rioters terrorized the town. The victim’s husband led the mob and shots riddled the hanging body as a crowd demanded justice.
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New York Times
Bluefield
West Va
John Sarkey
Sorkey
Harry Jones
Mosquito Bite Fatal to Brooklyn Woman
Mrs. Thomas Gurnell, 56, of 612 East Thirty-ninth Street Brooklyn, died after a mosquito bite on her cheek led to blood poisoning. Her husband and Dr. G Stewart Ogden initially underestimated the bite. by Wednesday poisoning was diagnosed and she died yesterday.
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Thomas Gurnell
East Thirty-ninth Street
Brooklyn
G. Stewart Ogden
East Twenty-eighth Street
William J Locke Weds in Quiet London Ceremony
William J Locke, the novelist known for The Morals of Marcus and The Beloved Vagabond, quietly married yesterday to Aimee Hamilton Close, daughter of the late Theodore Heath. Details remain unknown to friends, amid a divorce proceeding that last year granted a decree nisi to Locke. Mrs Close had formerly appeared on stage.
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NEW York Times
London
William J. Locke
Aimee Hamilton Close
Theodore Heath
W. J. Locke
Marcus
Percy Hamilton Close
Berkshire Inn Opens May 26 at Great Barrington
The Berkshire Inn in Great Barrington Massachusetts announces its opening date of May 26. Advertising copy notes the new inn will offer lodging and services to travelers.
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Berkshire Inn
Great Barrington
Maderos Farewell to Army at Juarez
Francisco Madero Jr provisional president bids farewell to about two thousand troops at Juarez. He praises their sacrifices and outlines plans for a peaceful future, with free elections and a citizen army. He travels next by the Mexican Central via Chihuahua and Coahuila, delaying his arrival in Mexico City.
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Juarez
New York Times
Mexico
Francisco Madero, Jr
Benito Juarez
Maximilian
Porfirio Diaz
Orozco
el Paso
Blanco
Castillo
Sefior Madero
Gen. Orozco
Gen. Orezco
Col. Blanco
Raoul Madero
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Senor Madero
Ople
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Coahuila
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Chihua
Huahua
T Railroad
Francisco Madero
Senortas
Provisi
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