Worldwide Tuberculosis Debate Spurs Education Push
At the International Congress of Tuberculosis debate centers on two reforms. Prof Irving Fisher calls for a National Department of Health while Prof M A Barber argues for inoculating humans with living tubercle germ. Education and public health campaigns dominate discussions as experts urge centralized pamphlets and school hygiene programs.
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New York Times
Washington
Congress of Tuberculosis
Irving Fisher
Fale
Department of Health
M. A. Barber
University of Kansas
Barber
Boards of Health
Organization of Health
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Father shoots son over money dispute in Cliffside NJ
Richard Burkhardt, 28, was shot by his father John Burkhardt 60 after a dispute over a loan for a house on Walker Street. The elder Burkhardt, upset over repayment, killed his son then killed himself by carbolic acid, later dying in hospital. Richard remains critically injured. Both men were residents of Cliffside near Union Hill. Richard worked as a plumber in Manhattan.
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Richard Burkhardt
John Burkhardt
Walker Street
Cliffside
N. J
Union Hill
Richard
Burkhardt
Havi
North Hudsons Hospital
Young- Burkhardt
William ‘Vail
University Place
Manhattan
Notable Passage of Adriatic Returnees Highlights Postwar Society
Among travelers home from Europe on the White Star liner Adriatic are Bishop Doane of Albany who attended the Church Congress and Lambert Conference, and Miss Marguerite Shonts who disputed American women’s suitability for European titled life. Other passengers include Richard Croker Jr., Mrs. Joseph E. Widener, R. Fulton Cutting, and numerous notable figures from business and society.
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Bishop Doane
Albany
Church Congress
Lambert
England
Doane
Atlantic City
Richard Croker, Jr
Glencairn
Dublin
Bryan
America
Marguerite Shonts
Duchess du Chaulnes
Paris
Shonts
Miss Shonts
Ethel Barrymore
William Ames
A. A. Adams
Chicago
W. D. Guthrie
B. J. Greenhut
William Jay
Albert J. Logan
James3seeler Marsh
John Hill Morgan
M. J. Owens
William Barclay Parsons
John Waterbury
Norman S. Dike
Brooklyn
William Gordon Fellows
Col. L. ¢. Weir
Adanig Express Company
Ex-Racer George Lamb Sought After Eloping with Teen
Plymouth police hunt ex racer George Lamb for allegedly eloping with sixteen year old Lillian Kenniston daughter of William Kenniston. A warrant is out and the father pleads for his daughter's return. Lamb, a pattern weaver by trade, was well known in town and worked at Standish Mills where Lillian also labored.
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New York Times
Plymouth
Mass
A. R. Gledhill
George Lamb
Lillian Kenniston
William Kenniston
Lamb
Standish Mills
Lillian
Taxicab Supper Aims to Avert Strike in Harlem
About 500 taxicab workers gathered at Harlem Casino after midnight for a harmony supper with President H. H. Allen and company officers. The event marked a year since the first cab went from its garage to the Plaza Hotel and included gold watches for the first workers and best performers.
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Harlem Casino
H. H. Allen
Othr
Plaza Hotel
Mr. Allen
Cure for Locomotor Ataxia Touted by Denslow at Academy
Dr. Le Grand Denslow announced a surgical cure for locomotor ataxia, asserting the disease stems from a lesion in the lower abdominal duct. He and colleagues reported several patients improving after local surgical treatment, challenging electricity and drugs as cures.
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Academy of Medicine
le Grand Norton Denslow
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Academy
R. H. Cunningham
Denslow
Collins
Vanderbilt
John A. Wyeth
M. Allen Starr
J. Starr
Campbell resigns to join Interborough company as treasurer
John H Campbell deputy city chamberlain resigns after long service dating from 1881 to join the Interborough Rapid Transit Company as treasurer. Mayor McClellan praises his thirty year tenure and expertise in city finances.
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Chamberlain
Place
The
Interborough Company
John H. Camppell
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
McClellan
Campbell
New York
Geo. B. Mgclellan
Richard Croker
Alfways
Croker
Prisoner Escapes Prison Island Swims Hell Gate
Manuella Prato, under a six month workhouse sentence, slipped from guards on Blackwell's Island and swam the Hell Gate channel to Astoria. He walked inland to a house on Grand and Fourth Avenues, was sheltered by a passerby, then handed over to police by off duty officer Keating. He was returned to the island within hours.
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Tuluck
Manuella Prato
Blackwell's Island
Hell Gate
Astoria
Keating
Prats
Prato
J. F. Cotter
John Murray
Grand
Fourth Avenues
Policeman Keating
Ozone Park
Fug Five
Mrs. Keating
Pierce
Cotter
Murray
Bank's Loan Factor in McIntyre Bankruptcy Contested
Hearing of special creditors in the Thomas A. McIntyre Co. bankruptcy before Referee Peter B. Oln continued at 6 Williams Street. Backer Charles M. Crouse claims $181,900 as preferred creditor. various counsel, stock collateral details, and a 200000 loan from National Bank of Commerce discussed. next hearing scheduled Tuesday with collateral list to be produced.
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Thomas A. McIntyre& Co
Peter B. Oln
6&Williams Street
Levi S. Chapman
Charles M. Crouse
George C. Ryan
Syracuse
Irving L. Ernst
D. Raymond Cobb
C. C. Buringham
Arthur R. Peck
Albert W. Bonynere
Chapman
Cotton Exchange
Crouse
Chicago Board of Trade
Clarence B. Newman
McIntyre
C. N. Crouse
New York Sentral
George. C. Ryan
Magistrate Higginbotham Garnisheed Over Salary Bill
Magistrate E Gaston Higginbotham of Far Rockaway faces a $815 judgment from a motorcar company and a garnishee order against his $6 000 a year salary. He contends a $400 bill for unreceived goods and says the suit stemmed from a miscalculation by his counsel. He is seeking to reopen the case and may file a bond to proceed.
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Cruise
E. Gaston Higginbotham
Far Rockaway
Higginbotham
Herman
Bachrach
Manhattan
Motor Company
Hoowever
Justice Bischoff
Captain Elmes Recovering From Appendicitis Operation
Captain John W. Elmes inspector of small arms practice in the Sixty ninth Regiment New York National Guard is convalescing after an appendicitis operation at Presbyterian Hospital last week.
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Elmes
John W. Elmes
Sixty-ninth Regiment
Presbyterian Hospital
D'Amato Arrested Over $200 License Fees Scandal
Gaetano D Amato deputy head of the Mayor s Bureau of Licenses was arrested on extortion charges after detectives and witnesses said he collected $200 for a $25 license and did not turn all fees over. Witnesses testified of double collections and falsified receipt stubs amid a running account in the bureau.
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Commissioners of Accounts
Mayor's Bureau of
Gaetano D'Amato
Dy Amato
District Attorney's Office
Corrigan
Tombs
Henry F. Schluenzen
Bureau
D'Amato
Sigmond Schwarts
Peddlers’ Association
Michale Christophero
East Fourteenth Street
Moving Picture
Ben Yosko
D’amato
Brown
Park Row
City Hall Park
Christophero
Sil
Sm All
Luigi Fontana
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Playerpiano
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Chickering
Hardin -Lohmer
Kinabe
Boro Hall
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Columbus
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Nathan Straus
Mr. Straus
Robert Koch
G. Aeron
Royal Society of Medicine of London
Great Britain
Ireland
Congress On
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Heron
Dr. Koch
New-York
Iengland
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Miss Shouts
Miss Barrymore
Dr. Denslow
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John H. Campbell
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Mercantile Safe Deposit Vaults
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