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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1908

Page

2

Controversy Over Tuberculosis Inoculations For Immigrants

Washington notes on bovine human tuberculosis links and inoculation debates as 1 004 756 immigrants are examined. Drs Noack Hughes Moore urge cattle treatment and safer vaccines while Watchorn cites low immigrant TB cases. officials discuss public health policy.

New York Times Ashington Ante Human Alva Moore Otto G. Noack Wad A Ehar Hughes Chicago Watchorn New York York Noack Joch Damman Maes Aa Herta

Runaway Police Horse Crashes Through Times Square

A patrol wagon horse on the West Forty-seventh Street Station unit bolted with partner horse and wagon, smashing into a taxicab and a storefront near the Astor Theatre. Patrolman Edward Judge sustained abrasions and a dislocated knee, while Officer Wilson captured the runaway wagon. Robin, once a saddle horse, was blamed for prior deadly kicks by two men.

West Forty-seventh Street Edward Judge Times Square Forty-third Street Astor Theatre Judge Robin Juan Children’s Court Hotel Astor Forty-sixth Street Seventh Avenue Oliceman Wilson Wilson

Sailor Wins Citizenship After Navy Service

Max Schneider, a four year Navy veteran discharged honorably from the Wasp, sought final citizenship in U S Circuit Court. Assistant Bird opposed citing law requiring two witnesses of four years residence. Judge Ward ruled Schneider’s witnesses and discharge enough. citizenship granted.

Max Schneider West 124Th Street Navy Wasp United States Circuit Court United States District Attorney Bird Schneider Charles A. Runk West Fifty-eighth Street John A. Logan Customs §& Co Edison Electric Light Works Coney Island United States Ward Sdilor

Tiny Tim Is Found Safe Aboard Cunard Liner Pannonia

On the Cunard liner Pannonia a boy named Timothy Angus known as Tiny Tim wandered from Naples trip three days out. Crew members, especially Italians, joined a search after his mother Mrs Petro Almerdi reported a missing son. The boy wore a Cunard sweater and cap, was found near the galley, and returned to steerage with the mother reunited.

Timothy Angus Cunard Pannonia Naples Petro Almerdi Angus

Locomotor Ataxia Debate Highlights Dr Denslow Cure Claim

City physicians scrutinize Dr Denslow's theory that locomotor ataxia has two forms and that functional cases respond to removing a supposed abdominal tract lesion. Some doctors report rapid improvement in organic cases, while others doubt a universal cure.

Grand N. Denslow Academy of Medicine Enslow Howe Er Cae Denslow R. H. Cunningham M. Allan Starr Cunningham Starr Hamilton

Snow Saves the Forests in New York Storm

Two inches of snow fell in the North Creek district including Seward and Ampersand as of 8 PM. The storm mixed with smoke from lingering forest fires, but the snow should prevent further spread and end immediate danger.

Tupper Lake Junction N. Y North Creek Seward Ampersand

Barnard Expands Ella Weed Reading Room

The Barnard College trustees have enlarged the Ella Weed Reading Room adding more space and many new books. Students had limited access to Columbia Library reference volumes, so the expansion supports increased study and reading resources at Barnard.

Barnard College Ella Weed Barnard Columbia Library

Electric chair debate in Sing Sing executions dispute

Osining Oct. 2 Dr. R T Irvine ex prison physician at Sing Sing for seventeen years opposes Dr George Shrady on electric chair deaths. Irvine testifies he witnessed sixty four executions and insists death is instantaneous with electric shock and autopsies show fatal brain and blood changes. He warns against autopsy as execution.

Ossining R. T. Irvine Sing Sing George F. Shrady Meneas Shrady Irvine

Sentinel the Smuggled Pomeranian Sold as Unclaimed Property

A brown haired Pomeranian named Sentinel, seized aboard the White Star liner Celtic at the New York pier, is kept in a Greenwich Street livery stable after officials suspect a crew member tried to smuggle it ashore. The dog barked at a butcher who turned out not to be the owner, and Sentinel is to be sold as unclaimed property despite the mystery surrounding its origin.

Greenwich Street White Star A.dpraisers Celtic White Star Line Offic Cers W. D. Hami Hamilton John Pennell

Pier Crushed by Sea Drags Down Three at Rye Beach

Special to The New York Times reports three men and a woman were on the old Rye Beach pier when heavy seas collapsed it. Miss Fraser sank, two men saved her and two others, aided by a White Plains party, rescued and brought all to shore. The pier had been condemned previously and failed under the pounding waves.

New York Times Rye Beach N. Y Miss Ate Fraser Williamsbridge Thomas Sanks Portchester David Garhey Rye Miss Fraser James T. Hill Carpenter House White Plains George Engle Yonkers Harvey Greene Chappaqua Ann Thomas H. Faile Ira. Hopkins Mr. Hill Hopkins Miss Faser

School Cards Stolen And Improper Substitutes Warned

Dr. W. H. Maxwell, City Superintendent of Schools, seeks the boy who obtained about 500 blank transfer cards used to advance or promote in schools. He has sent warning letters to principals about the card incident and notes concerns over unlicensed substitute teachers and payless leaves.

W. H. Maxwell Maxwell Attenten

Brother sues sister over missing property in loan dispute

Thomas H. Cahill, a 60 year old former construction expert, files an injunction claiming his sister Mrs Anna Phister unlawfully deprived him of nearly 50 thousand dollars. He says she urged sale of their home and took control of a safety deposit box containing stock bonuses after receiving a key.

Chicago Thomas H. Cahill Anna ¢. Phister Phister

Express Toll Rates At Boston Area Under Scrutiny

Boston officials rule that American Express and National Express charges within fifty miles of Boston are excessive and unreasonable. The Railroad Commissioners, after reviewing a merchants’ complaint, note recent rate increases and indicate a possible readjustment of express rates in Massachusetts may be required.

Boston American Express Company National Express Company Boston Merchants’ Association Massachusetts

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