Tuberculosis Congress Opens in Washington with Global Delegates
The sixth triennial International Congress on Tuberculosis opens at the National Museum in Washington. Secretary Cortelyou and figures like Dr Robert Koch address delegates including Wu Ting Fang and other diplomats. German expert Koch receives a long ovation. The session adjourns for sections but resumes October 3 with social events planned around the Roosevelt presidency attendance.
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Washington
National Museum
Cortelyou
Robert Koch
A. Calmette
Paris
Bernard Hang
Denmark
Artthur Newshole
London
G. Sims Woodhead
Cambridge
England
Clemens von Pirquet
R. W. Philip
Edinburgh
L. Landoury
N. Tendeloo
Leyden
Simon von Unterberger
His Majesty’s Court
St. Petersburg
Camillo Calaja
Madrid
Wu Ting- Fang
United States
Flick
Roosevelt
Germany
Robert Kochstiftung
Jee
China
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Sternberg
Gen. Sternberg
Army
C. W. Richardson
Congress
John B. Henderson
Stone Falls on Broadway as Construction Blast Shatters Driveway
A stone weighing several pounds fell during a blast at the Everett House site on Fourth Avenue and Seventeenth Street, scattering debris on the Broadway sidewalk near Whiting Company shoppers. Several pedestrians were struck but none seriously injured. The blast area and driveway were damaged earlier in the day. George A. Fuller Company oversees the project.
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Broadway
Whiting Company
Nineteenth Street
Everett House
Fourth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
George A. Fullerese Company
Subway Mischiefmaker Sentenced to Thirty Days
Fifteen year old Joseph O'Brien of 465 West Fifty first Street was sentenced by Justice Deuel in the Children's Court to thirty days in the Catholic Protectory for disturbing the Subway. He pulled the signal lever on Sunday stopping the train and alarming passengers. He also yelled the times adding to the excitement.
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Joseph O’brien
Fifty-first Street
Catholic Protectory
Deuel
Children’s Court
O Brien
Paper Strike Continues Across New England Mills
International Paper workers in Massachusetts Maine and New Hampshire refuse to return to work under a 5 percent wage cut despite an agreement signed by President Carey of the International Brotherhood of Paper Makers. Local unions must endorse any settlement, and a meeting of delegates is planned in Albany to decide on continuing the strike.
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E International Paper Company
Newngland
Carey
Brotherhood
New England
International Paper Company
Turner's Falls
Mass
Berlin
Franklin
N. H
Rumford and Livermore Falls
Mern
Watertown
N. Y
Internationa Brotherhood of Papermakers
Albany
Pierson will filed for probate in Orange New Jersey
The will of John S. Pierson, who died July 2 at his country home in Orange, N J, leaves his town house at 125 West Forty first Street to his brother Charles E. Pierson with occupancy or sale rights. Bridget Hanlon receives 5000 plus other bequests. Richard E. Shaw of Esmont Va gets 500 and 1000 outright. Rev Kosuke Tomeoka receives 300. American Seamen's Friend Society 1000. Princeton University 200. Washington College Limestone Tenn once to American Tract Society 100. Executors Frederick K. Condict and Albert B. King with Condict receiving 2000 as condition of service.
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John S. Pierson
Orange
N. J
Charles E. Pierson
West Fortyfirst Street
Bridget Hanlon
Peconk
Frederick K. Condict
East Orange
Albert B. King
Park Avenue Hotel
Condict
Mrs Arnot contests Hewitt will over undue influence
Mrs. Stephen T. Arnot of Elmira, N Y, contests the will of Frederick C. Hewitt of Owego, alleging undue influence. The will leaves $1,500,000 to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, $200,000 to the New York Post-Graduate School and Hospital, and $500,000 to Yale University, with Arnot as nearest survivor. The suit claims Hewitt was not competent when he signed the document.
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Elmira
Chauffeur Cleared After Illness Tale In Court
Carl J. Strand, a Morrisania chauffeur, was arraigned for speeding but discharged after explaining he rushed a passenger ill at Stamford to a city doctor. The case linked to Mrs. Henry Schiff of 124th Street and Broadway, with employer Berry Simon of West 118th Street.
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Carl J. Strand
Morrisania Court
Henry Schiff
124Th Street
Broadway
Stamford
Conn
Butts
Strand
Berry Simon
West 118Th Street
Gambling Houses Branded in San Francisco Tenderloin Case
Affidavits accuse 128 and 141 West Forty-first Street of operating gambling houses. Evidence shows police in the Tenderloin District lax in enforcement. District Attorney Jerome reviewed the material after a conference with a morning paper reporter and forwarded it to Assistant District Attorney Daniel F. Murphy for investigation. No Grand Jury action yet, but police may be summoned to testify.
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West Forty-first Street
Tenderloin
Jerome
Daniel F. Murphy
Charity Ward’s Estate Fight Overseen by Supreme Court
Samuel Koenig seeks appointment of a committee for Loretta R Morales, inmate of Manhattan State Hospital, alleging husband Miguel Rodriguez y Morales mismanages a large Cuban estate including El Cercardo ranch and Northern Railroad holdings. Petitions name Morales’s daughters and son in Cuba and New Jersey as parties. Morales disputes claims, citing his own poverty and family needs.
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Justice Giegerich
Supreme Court
Samuel Koenig
Manhattan State Hospital
Ward’s Island
Loretta R. Morales
Marie Luise Rodriguez
John R. Morales
Morales
Camaguay
St. Anna
Nuevita
Cuba
W. B. Hollins & Co
Wall Street
Marta Luise Rodriguez
Gloria
Rodriguez Morales
Allenhurst
N. J
John “Rodriguez Morales
William Rodriguez Morales
Columbia Barracks
John
Rodriguez
Waterbury High School Player Dies After Injury
Wil fred Balthazar, Waterbury High School football player, died in Waterbury Hospital from a fractured spine sustained during a practice game last week. The injury caused paralysis from the shoulders down.
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Waterbury
Conn
Wilfred Balthazar
Sleepy burglar nabbed at ex Captain Price home in Bronx
James K. Price ex police captain his son and Mounted Patrolman Spenson surrounded a rear porch on Belmont Avenue across Claremont Park. They found John Gomner 24 asleep with seventeen pawn tickets for jewelry and silverware. Gomner jailed on $500 bail after arraignment in Morrisania Court.
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James K. Price
Frederick Price
Spenson
Tremont Station
Price
Capt. Price
Belmont Avenue
Claremont Park
Bronx
John Gomner
Gotner
Morrisanta
Butts
Kings County
Caleb Powers Baptized After Pardon in Jellico
Caleb Powers, released after eight years in a Kentucky penitentiary tied to the Goebel assassination, was baptized at the Baptist Church in Jellico last night in the presence of six people.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Goebel
Gov. Wilson
Jellico
Elevator in Flatiron Building Drops Eight Floors
An out of control Flatiron Building elevator descended eight stories yesterday afternoon before the safety clutch halted it between the eighth and seventh floors. About twenty people were aboard including several women. none were hurt and all were freed by ladders.
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Fourth Ave
Sheraton
Studies
Caruso
Aruso
Mark Cross
Fifth Avenue
Boston
Summer Street
Southern Molasses Co
West St
New
EOCH
Far East
Stone
New York
Contests Hewitt. Will
Metropolitan Museum
SAY Charity Ward
Grand Rapids Furniture Company
Knabe
Chickering
Foster, Armstrong
Haines Bros
Marshall& Wendell
Brewster & Cook
American Piano Company
Ex Sample
Brewster
Foster
Armstrong
Marshall & Wendell
American Piano Co
Fifth Ave
39Th Street
WM. Knabe É. Co
Nion
Manhattan OR
National Biscuit Co
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