Sixteen Years of Straus Milk Plan Aids Thousands of Babies
Nathan Straus marks the sixteenth anniversary of his pasteurized milk plan for poor babies. The latest year shows 2,500 babies fed daily and 16,500 glasses of pasteurized milk consumed daily in parks. The work has grown from 34,000 bottles in the first year to an international effort with depots in Europe and the United States.
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Nathan Straus
Straus
Mr. Straus
Gaweaeiecee
Piars
Mr Straus
Europe
South
Germany
Karlsruhe
Sweden
Baden
Infants of the Poor
England
Ireland
Dublin
Richard Croker
Viceroy
Lady Aberdeen
Sandhausen
London
Times
New York City
Boston
Chicaso
Rebuffing New York Courts in Habeas Case
In Philadelphia on Sept 21 Judge Audenried clashed with New York Assistant District Attorney Robert M. Johnson over habeas corpus proceedings for Dr George Morton held on an embezzlement charge. The judge questioned New York practices and discharged Morton amid dispute over warrants and indictments.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Audenried
Robert ML. Johnson
New York
George Morton
Colonnade
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Parkman Will Leaves Boston Major Estate Dividends
Boston today learned George F. Parkman of 33 Beacon Street files a will leaving an estate valued at 8 million dollars with half possibly to Boston. Public bequests total hundreds of thousands to institutions including Massachusetts General Hospital Harvard University Home for Aged Women Home for Aged Men Boston Athenaeum Children’s Hospital McLean Insane Hospital Perkins Institution and Massachusetts School for the Blind. If Boston refuses residue New England Hospital for Women and Children Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary and Industrial School for Girls receive 100 000 20 000 each and the remainder to the Boston Public Library.
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Boston
Boston Common
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harvard University
Home For
Aged Women
Home For Aged Men
Boston Athenaeum
Children’s Hospital
McLean Insane Hospital
Perkins Institution
Massachusetts School For the Blind
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary
Industrial School For Girls
Boston Public Library
Parkman
Regish
Beacon Treet
Doc Morton to Surrender in Grand Larceny Case
George W. Morton known as Doc Morton, arrested in Philadelphia on two grand larceny charges, will plead to one count in General Sessions this morning. He allegedly procured $10,000 on notes from the Conperren Company of Watertown. An additional indictment against other note swindlers was filed yesterday.
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George W. Morton
Josef E. Freeman
Eighty-ninth Street
Second Avenue
Whitney
Jacobs
Swann
Freeman
Massachusetts Loan and Guarantee Company
Morton
Philadelphia
Jersey City
John H. Tayior
Marrin Arraigned on 1893 Mortgage Forgery Indictment
Franklin Marrin known as Judge Stone was arraigned in Brooklyn Special Term before Justice Stapleton on a 1893 indictment for forging a $4,000 Jefferson Building mortgage. He was committed without bail, plans habeas corpus to challenge arrest while free on Pennsylvania bail. Marrin acts as his own counsel and will seek bail Thursday.
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Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Franklin Marrin
Philadelphia
City Reports 653000 in Public Schools
City Superintendent Dr. W H Maxwell reports official school rolls show 658101 pupils enrolled on Friday after opening week, 18000 above expectations. Elementary enrollment reaches 618540 and high schools 32663, with 67277 part time pupils citywide and a net city total near 658k.
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W. H. Maxwell
Manhattan
Brooklyn
NYU Opens Tomorrow With 160 Freshmen Forecast
New York University plans a formal 10 o clock opening at University Heights with Chancellor MacCracken addressing undergraduates from the Arts and Pure Science and Applied Science schools. Enrollment last night doubled last year’s level, suggesting a freshman class around 160.
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New York University
University Heights
MacCracken
School of Arts and Pure Science
School of Applied Science
New York City
United States
Music in the Air as Fugitive Is Captured in River Chase
Police capture 23-year-old John Hallihan after a river chase that began near Avenue A and Seventy-second Street. A mystery swimmer in a bathing suit rescued him, suspected he planned death by own action, and aided officers to shore. A burglary at 1389 Avenue A is being investigated for links to Hallihan.
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Seventy-second Steel
Avenue A
East River
Seventy-seventh Street
Mulvey
East Sixty-seventh Street
John Hallihan
East Seventy-fifth Street
Hallihan
Seventy-sixth Street
East Seventy-seventh Street
Seventy-first Street
Ee Ran
Man pleads guilty to voting under another name as joke
Alfred Scharfman of 12 West 129th Street admitted pleading guilty in Special Sessions to voting under another man’s name. He claimed he was sent by Fidelity Secret Service Bureau to be a watcher, then voted as Albert G. Warren at 450 East 164th Street. The judge remanded him for Wednesday and ordered an investigation.
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Alfred Scharfman
West 129Th Street
Scharfman
Fidelity Secret Service Bureau
Nassau Street
Joseph I. Berry
Parks
Bronx
Thirty-fifth Assembly
East 164Th Street
Thirty-third
Tammany Watchers
Albert G. Warren
Berry
Warren
Tammany
Whiteside
Secret Service Bureau
Bingham’s New Book Outlines Police Rules
Police Commissioner Bingham releases Rules and Regulations of the Police Department to supersede the old manual. The 231 page volume includes 87 rules, notably a strict Secretary to the Commissioner role and restricted public access to officers. The secretary Daniel Slattery has long served as a police reporter. The regulations take effect Thursday at 12:01 A. M.
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Bingham
New York
Police Department
New York City
Department
Police
Daniel Slattery
Asthma saves train near Harrisburg from wrecking party
John Ensminger, an aged farmer near White Hill along the Cumberland Valley Railroad, watching from his home window as two men worked on rails without lights, flagged the eastbound Norfolk express with a switch lantern five minutes later. Investigators found spikes pulled and fish plate nuts loosened, but no wreckers were found after a county search.
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Starrisburg
Penn
John Ensminger
Cumberland Valley Railroad
White Hill
Harrisburg
Ensminger
Norfolk Express
Labor outlook improves across unions say Morrison report
The AFL unions report a Morrison summary from dispatches nationwide showing improved trade conditions especially in the West. Kansas City Missouri has strong labor demand, Adams Massachusetts reports work for unskilled men, Biddeford Missouri and Covington Kentucky note steady work and higher wages. Several other cities indicate wages not falling and some increases.
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American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
A. F. of L
West
Kansas City
Adams
Mass
Biddeford
Covington
Furnaces Resume Double Turn at Carnegie Works
Open-hearth furnaces at Carnegie Steel Homestead and Howard Axle Works begin double time today for first time since last October. Carnegie plate mills expected to start double turn this week. Several thousand men affected by the resumption.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Carnegie Steel Works
Homestead
Howard Axle Works
Carnegie Plate Mills
Historic Antique Cabinets Discounts Across Varied Finishes
An catalog listing numerous offerings of gold and damask covered furniture pieces with Louis XV Empire Rococo and Vernis Martin designs. Prices range from 13.00 to 825.00 with regular values noted, highlighting shifts to sale values across multiple finishes including damask velvet velour tapestry and onyx coverings sourced from various design lines.
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Tlos
Vernis Martin
Louis XV
Verais Martin
Louis MV
Desise
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Nick
Pearson
Louis Tracy
Tari
Arthur Warden
Rupert Hughes
Medium Creelman
Wells
Pearson’s
Pearsons Magazine
Browning King
Broadway
32Nd Street
Cooper Square
5Th Street
Fulton Street
Luytizs Brothers
U. S
Dr. Lyon
Ingary
NEW York Courts
G. Fs. Parkman
Marrin
Maxwell
Slattery
Farmer
A. F. of
Grand Rapids Furniture Company (Incorporated
Fifth Avenue
Wiltons
Axminsters
Brussels
19Th ST
PN. Y
Aciery
American Hosiery CO
Franklin St
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