Komura's Physicians Disagree on Diagnosis
Baron Komura's illness drew three doctors in disagreement over whether typhoid fever or gall stones and related inflammation is the cause. Delafield favors typhoid, Pritchard cites gall stones, Brewer considers liver or kidney trouble. Baron's condition remained largely unchanged with fever fluctuating and he expressed cheerfulness as preparations for sailing were canceled.
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Francis Delafield
Japan
Pritchard
Brewer
Dennison
Tokio
Waldorf-Astoria
Le¢eb
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Baron Rosen
Jacob H. Schiff
Mr. Sato
Boston
Komura
Dakota
Vancouver
West Seventy-third Street
Victoria
Waldorf- Astoria
Ava
Takahiro
Washington
Takeshita
Hanihara
Seattle
Lake Shore
Yokohama
Yamaza- Dok Tachibana
Adachi
Otehiai
Herata
Ishinji
Speaker Tred Nixon Condition Improves. No Operation Needed
Westfield New York report states Speaker Tred Nixon, once thought at risk from appendicitis, showed improvement over the last twenty four hours. Physicians say an operation is not believed necessary and his condition is stabilizing.
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Westfield
N.Y
Tred Nixon
Index to Departments and Page Listings
This item lists sections and page references for the newspaper, including Amusements Page 9 Arrivals of Out-of-Town Buyers Page 4 Business troubles Page 9 Commercial World Page 12 Court Calendars Page 12 Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails Page 12 Corporations Real Estate Page 15 Society Page 9 United Service Page 12 Weather Report Page 9 Yesterday's Fires Page 11.
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Commercial World
Marine Intelligence Anh Foreign Mails
En Corporatio Real Estate
Society
United Service
Weather Report
Riot in Yokohama sparks wide unrest injuring many
A theater protest against the peace treaty terms in Yokohama led to an anti police riot with fourteen police boxes burned and 37 policemen injured. Troops arrived from Tokyo to restore order as two civilians were seriously hurt and 119 arrests made. Reports from Tokyo add higher casualty figures and note no anti foreign sentiment. In Victoria BC a Deshi Kisha Club meeting planned to honor Prof Tomozu and arrange funeral rites for Baron Komura upon his return.
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Tokio
Victoria
B. C
Empress of India
Deshi Kisha Club
Tomozu
Tokio University
Baron Komura
America
Car Hits Mail Wagon Injuring Three On Second Avenue
A mail wagon collided with a Second Avenue surface car at Fifteenth Street injuring three men. Driver Thomas Roberts and Policeman William Keison were hurt, along with Morris Ravitch who was struck by the pole. All were taken to Bellevue Hospital for treatment.
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Second Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Thomas Roberts
Hudson Street
William Keison
West One Hundredth Street
Morris Ravitch
Essex Street
Bellevue Hospital
Keison
Roberts
Ravitch
Stream of sulphur reported from Cerro Dolores eruption
A Morelos Mexico dispatch notes geologists finding a stream of thick sulphurous liquid oozing from Cerro Dolores crater. They call it more than sulphurated hot water as it is heavy and reddish. rocks ejected are pure white and no fire or smoke is seen though a suffocating vapor rises.
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New York Times
Galveston
Texas
Morelos
Mexico
Cerro Dolores Mountain
Michoacan
Poison in Boston Beer Contaminations Lead to Fines
In Boston on September 13, the Waldberg Brewing Company of Jamaica Plain pleads guilty to adulterating ale and beer with poisonous antiseptics and is fined $100. Individual dealer William Albrecht also pleads and is fined $300. Several other brewers face indictments by the State Board of Health.
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Boston
One Brewing Company
Waldberg Brewing Company
Jamaica Plain
William Albrecht
State Board of
Heealth
Astor Seeks One Million Dollar Claim Against City
William Waldorf Astor files a claim against New York City for damages to property on Gerard Rivers Cromwell and Walton Avenues in the Bronx due to street work. Four pages in The City Record list claims with amounts from 500 to 150000 dollars.
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Astor
William Waldorf Astor
Gerard Avenue
Rivers Avenue
Cromwell Avenue
Walton Avenue
Bronx
City Record
Steamship Movements Reported Near Nantucket
Marconi wireless reports the Carpathia 40 miles east of Nantucket at 10:30 last night, due at her pier about 1:30 PM today. The Roma arrived at Naples Bar at 4:30 PM yesterday. The Deutschland, Hamburg, 70 miles east of Nantucket, due at its pier about 8 PM today. The Ely, Port Antonio, anchored in quarantine at midnight.
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Carpathia
Liverpool
Ely
Port Antonio
Sept
New York Central Trains Sell Best Accommodations Soon
The best New York Central accommodations on trains are sold out months in advance as trains run full. The New York Central remains America’s premier passenger line. See the time schedule in this paper.
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New York Central
America
Explaining Life by Loebs Experiments in Fertilization
Special to The New York Times. Prof Loeb shows the fertilization membrane forms by physico chemical means on sea urchin and starfish eggs. Artificially produced membranes lead to development, with oxygen driving fertilized eggs forward while unfertilized eggs halt.
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New York Times
San Francisco
Loeb
Loch
Woman Shoots Herself in Manhattan Hotel
A woman identified only as Miss A. W. Wiley of Washington, D C, killed herself with a pistol on the fifth floor of the Manhattan Hotel at Forty second Street and Madison Avenue. The body was found with a note and no immediate identification. Coroner says death occurred about six hours before discovery.
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A. .W. Wiley
Washington
E. Ci
Manhattan
Forty-second Street
Madison Avenue
A. W
Scholer
Aldree
Fourth Avenue
Miss Wiley
Train Kills Civil Engineers Near Cortlandt
Three young civil engineers J. M. Rowe J. R. Funk and H. O. Biesecker were killed when a work train struck the hand car carrying them about six miles from Cortlandt New York. They had spent the day on the Cincinnatus Division and were returning to Cortlandt when the collision occurred. The watchman attributed poor visibility at sunset as a factor.
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Cortlandt
Pennsylvania Railroad Tour to Gettysburg and Washington
Tour departs September 23 from New York for Gettysburg and Washington. Round trip cost is 22 dollars covering all expenses. It includes a one day in Gettysburg and two days in Washington aboard the Pennsylvania Railroad Tour.
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Great
Gettysburg Battlefield
Gettysburg
Washington
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
el New
Studae
Political whispers after Odell Black peace meeting
Republican leaders sought details on the Odell Black reconciliation but Odell and Black offered few comments. Black and Odell hinted at alliance ahead of the Senate race as Higgins fate hangs on Albany winter legislation with insiders calling Higgins master of his own destiny.
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Black
the Times
Manhattan
Chairman Odell
Mr. Black
Senator Depew
Gov. Higgins
Albany
Minister Powell to Quit Haiti Post
Camden New Jersey September 13 United States Minister to Haiti William F Powell on leave announces plan to resign to President Roosevelt citing revolutions riots and fevers in Haiti He will return to Port au Prince in about eight days to await his successor Powell born 1848 in Troy and long served since 1887 after a career as pharmacist teacher and Treasury bookkeeper.
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Camden
N. J
William F. Powell
United States
Haiti
Roosevelt
Powell
Port Au Prince
Harrison
Senator Sewell
New Jersey
William Franc Powell
Troy
Eves
New York School of Pharmacy
Alexandria
United States Treasury Department
President urges speed in Panama Canal study visit
Washington reports the Consulting Board of Engineers urged rapid study of canal plans during its Oyster Bay visit. The president will review the engineers’ forthcoming address and report before sending findings to Congress. The panel examined dam needs for Isthmus climate and rivers and will reconvene Friday after tours. no conclusion expected before Isthmus visit.
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Washington
Consulting Board of Engineers
Oyster Bay
Congress
Isthmus
Gov McDonald’s wife proposes seating for receptions
In Denver on September 18 Gov McDonald’s wife urges allowing hostesses to sit during official receptions. She envisions five chairs in a semicircle with the center chair for the hostess, enabling brief conversations as guests arrive. She calls it sensible and believes it will grow popular after initial laughter and opposition fade.
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New York Times
Denver
McDonald
Robbery Charge After Dawn Encounter on Perry Street
William Reilly a homeless longshoreman was charged with robbing Mrs. Margaret Leary of 50 dollars at the corner of Perry and West Eleventh Streets yesterday morning. Leary described a revolver threat and identified Reilly at Charles Street Station where 25 dollars and a revolver were found on him. The incident followed a 11 o'clock arrest at White Star Dock. Spotted by the victim at the station, Reilly faced charges arising from the daylight hold up.
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Margaret Leary
Perry Street
Perry
West Eleventh Streets
William Reilly
Charles Street
Leary
Reilly
White Star
Warship to Nicaragua in aid of Albers case
The State Department said a warship would escort a mission to Nicaragua to investigate the jailing of William Co. Albers of Philadelphia over tobacco tax disputes. Albers and his brother were arrested at Jalapa and held in Ocotal as a court case unfolds with U S support and a naval escort from the gunboat Princeton pending.
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State Department
William Co. Albers
Merry
Managua
Albers
Nicaragua
Tobacco Syndicate
Timon Company
Ocotal
Jalapa
SiImon Mining Company
Philadelphia
United States
Chester Donaldson
Princeton
Panama
Segovia
Amapala
Gulf of Fonseca
Honduras
Apears
Port Simon Company
Wife Calls Madden Liar During Alimony Hearing
Cincinnati Sept 13 Mrs John E Madden testifies in alimony case denying temper and profanity claims. She says Daniel O Sullivan acted as her husband's press agent publishing in Town Topics about Madden and herself. Cross examination ends as she reveals Edward was sent to Madden's Lexington farm.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
John E. Madden
W. L. Dickson
Mr. Madden
Gray deer menace Pomfret Vegetables Prompt State Law Repeal
Pomfret Connecticut reports heavy damage from Northern gray deer feeding with cattle and sheep. Farmers seek repeal of the state deer shooting law at the next legislature session to ease harvest disruption.
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Pomfret
Conn
Crabapple tree blooms unevenly after nearby rubbish fire
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania H H Finn of Carbondale reports a crabapple tree bearing fruit on one side and blossoms on the other after burning rubbish near the tree. Leaves on the burnt side withered and fell two weeks ago, followed by buds then blossoms.
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New York Times
Wilkesbarre
Penn
H. H.finn
Carbondale
Adirondack Mountains and Saratoga Charm in September
The Adirondacks Thousand Islands and Saratoga appeal in September with many hotels open. Train service of the New York Central is complete. See ticket agents for low rates and circulars.
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Adirondack Mountains
Thousand Islands
Saratoga
New York Centrals
Three Fresh Italian Earthquakes Hit Cosenza
Three new tremors in Italy caused extensive damage at Cosenza. The Catanzaro law courts threaten to collapse and lawyers refuse to enter the building.
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Italy
Catanzaro
Sea Battle Lesson Prompts Ship Rebuilds
The Sea of Japan battle teaches that Boro di no class ships capsize, so two new battleships are being reconstructed. Analysts propose adding substantial extra beam to these ships to improve stability.
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Russia
London Times
NEW York Times
ST. Petersburg
French destroyer Hallebarde torpedoed in Toulon maneuvers
The French torpedo boat destroyer Hallebarde was accidentally torpedoed during naval maneuvers at Toulon and sustained serious damage. It was towed into port for care.
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Toulon
Hallebarde
White House Beer Question Posed To Roosevelt
The Allegheny County Women’s Christian Temperance Union will ask President Roosevelt if he received sixty bottles of beer from a brewer’s association and whether he or his representatives sent thanks on White House stationery. The group plans to present clippings to back the charge and will reserve judgment until the case is sifted.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Allegheny County Women's Christian Temperance Union
Roosevelt
Brewer's Association
White House
Seat on New York Stock Exchange Sells for $84,000
A New York Stock Exchange seat sold for 84000 dollars. The buyer’s name will be announced once the Committee on Admissions approves him. The sale marks another record for exchange seating.
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New York Stock Exchange
Committee On Admissions
Retired Merchant Falls on 103d Street Subway Tracks
John C. Barth a 60 year old retired merchant of 133 West 103d Street collapsed on the platform at the 103rd Street subway station yesterday afternoon. He was dragged from the tracks and rushed to J Hood Wright Hospital where he remained unconscious late last night. A ticket chopper and a porter aided in the rescue as a southbound train stopped in time.
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103D Street
John C. Barth
West 103d Street
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Shonts replies to charges on Isthmian Canal concessions
President Roosevelt received the special report by Theodore P. Shonts chairman of the Isthmian Canal Commission. The report addressed complaints by Hudgins Dumas and Balfe Co. in New York about the recent commissary concessions award on the Isthmus. Shonts sent the report from Greenwich Connecticut. its contents were not made public but judged satisfactory by the President. No further action is expected on the charges
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New York Times
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Theodore P. Shonts
Isthmian Canal Commission
Hudgins & Dumas and Balfe & Co
New York
Shonts
Greenwich
Conn
Lodge backs subsidies to revive New England shipping
Senator Cabot Lodge urged subsidies as the best way to revive New England shipping in a Town Hall speech in Peabody Massachusetts. He said the idea has unanimous Republican support on the commission and some Democratic backing. He changed his view from opposing subsidies to deeming discriminating duties impractical due to treaty concerns and high costs.
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Peabody
Mass
Cabot Lodge
New England
Lodge
New York Life Joint Securities Accounts Probed
Testimony at the insurance inquiry details New York Life practice of holding large blocks of securities in joint accounts with bankers and sharing profits. Witnesses describe profits from syndicate underwritings with Kuhn, Loeb, Morgan, and Speyer, and discuss bonds from the Toronto Hamilton and Buffalo line and Chicago and Alton interactions.
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New York Life Insurance Company
Charles Hughes
Edmund D. Randolph
New York Life
Frederick H. Shipman
Hughes
Mutual Life
Mutual
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
Speyer & Co
James Speyer
Speyer &Co
The
Shipman
Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo Railroad
Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo
Rendolona
Acc
Chicago and Alton
Goldman, Sachs & Jo
Chicago
Northwestern
Sixty Hurt In Pittsburg Traction Crash
Sixty passengers were injured with nine seriously when a trailer attached to a traction car on the Pittsburg Railway Company overturned near the Glenwood Bridge. The crowded cars descended a steep grade to Hays Junction where a sharp curve caused the trailer to derail.
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Pittsburg
Homestead
Pittsburg Railway Company
Glenwood Bridge
Hays Junction
18 Hours to Chicago Pennsylvan ia Special
Train advertises an 18 hour trip from New York leaving Sha P M and Chicago departure at 245 P M over the Pennsylvania Railroad with new equipment and rock balasted roadbed and special features.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
White Mountains Autumnal Excursions Tickets Sale
Tickets on sale from Sept 15 to Oct Tth for White Mountains excursions priced at 8.50. Inquiries from New York New Hampshire and Hartford Railroad agents.
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White Mountains
N. Y
N. H
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