Friedmann Breaks With Advisers in America Debacle
Dr Friedrich Franz Friedmann, promoter of the turtle germ tuberculosis remedy, denounced his American advisers and denied a reported million dollar offer. He said he would remain in the United States to treat Seton Hospital cases and many more, despite rumors and criticism over his arrival and representation by others. He asserted he was deceived and insisted his stay was at the request of hundreds of American physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrich Franz Friedmann
Ansonia
Berlin
Seton Hospital
America
Friedmann
Arthur C.H. Friedmann
Germ Disceverer
Charles de Vidal Bundt
Corresndant
M.A
Sturm
Anwina
Charles BK. Finlay
Finlay
United
Gttes
Dr Friedmann
Martin
Mat Wilson
Marthe
Atlantic
Hennessey
Democrat
Kates
Seston
Senate
Foley
New York
Ansemblyman Hermessey
Sulzer
Nim
Willie Barses
Denny
Raiiread
Offier
Shizerian Ashton
Sob A
FiLetat
Brown
Barnes
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mr. Rares
Morning News Summary of Local Trials and Incidents
Fragmented report lists multiple items: mayoral removal, dock commissioner reevaluation, jury reform defeat, influenza era medical notes, Edison related injury, Dahlgren brutality accusation, burial at Martford, mansion fire, flood contributions, new bus franchise, subway freight plan, opera and social items, theft and crime notes, Harlem police charges, jailbreaker issue, and various political and civic notes. Dense, names and places include Tomkins, Reneads Dock, Wilson, Dahlgren, Martford, Aubilee, Harlem, Sulzer, Stilwell, Good Roads.
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Gaynor
Tomkins
Reneads
Wilson
Edison
Dahlgren
Morgan
Martford
Davison
Aubilee
Ercre
Merstein Opera
Jane Sale
Harlem
Young Edison and the floating bomb incident
Theodore Edison, 14, son of Thomas A. Edison, experimented with explosives aiming to make a floating bomb. An explosion ripped glass into his hand. his mother and doctors say he will recover. The elder Edison had a similar lab mishap during his youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Theodore
West Orange
Theodore Eilixen
Thomas A. Raison
Hintaxie
Jnventor
Thomas A
Thomas
Mute Juror Upsets Trial In Philadelphia Ejectment Suit
A juror who sat mute during a 97 ejectment case in Common Pleas Court prompted a new trial grant. London reports cabinet concerns over the incident and at the Marconi inquiry.
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Philadelphia
Death Ends Divorce In Heinze Case
Punice Golden Meine died at the Derilton after a brief illness as the divorce case involving F Augustus Heinze the copper king neared final court action. Heinze stood by as the end came. the couple wed in 1904 and faced disruptions leading to a December divorce decree signed by Justice Tompkins in Newburgh. Mrs Heinze, once an actress and former wife of Charles Henderton, had custody of their daughter Catherine. The child, now seven, is noted to have died previously from nephritis.
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F. Augustus Heinze
Derilton
Broadway
Heinze
Tho
von F. Augustus Heinge
Heinge
Justice Tompkins
Newburgh
Charles Henderton
Catherine
Heinzeig
Motto saves girl's bank from burglar at home
A burglar ransacked Harry Ly California Kramer’s home and found a bank belonging to his ten year old daughter. After pocketing nothing, the intruder left a note under the inscription in trust and departed. Great Bear Spring Water advertisement price noted with a case of six.
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We Trust
Harry Ly
California
Kramer
Witte
Woman in Long Plea at Pall Mall Libel Trial
London April 3 Miss Lindathagebs plaintiff in the vivisection libel case against the Pall Mall Gazette addressed the court in the King s Bench Division. Her opening speech yesterday followed a lengthy day before, leaving her fresh and resourceful though energetic and voluble. The record for length of opening speech may remain unbroken, as she shows remarkable poise and clarity of expression.
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London
Lindathagebs
Pall Mall
King’s Bench
Astor expands Ferncliffe Farm with hundreds of acres
Vincent Astor completes a deal adding hundreds of acres to his Ferncliffe experimental farm in Dutchess County. The venture aims to test scientific farming methods including alfalfa, clover, oats, hay, corn, other grains, and livestock, with Governor Sulzer endorsing investment and leasing new land for farming research.
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Astor
Ferncliffe
Sulzer
Jury reform fight erupts in New Jersey Assembly
The New Jersey Assembly clashes over McDermott jury reform with charges and recriminations. Governor Sulzer denounces reports linking him to the dispute, pledges to act for the people, and hints at further sessions if needed as Barnes and Brown trade accusations.
Lobster Shortage Pushes Prices in City Market
In April the lobster supply dwindled severely with none offered in the care market. Demand from New York restaurants could not be met. A small last consignment sold to a New York firm for about 7 cents per pound, far below the normal 25 cents.
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Moston
Thinetry
New York
Cabarets Quietly Cleared In Tenderloin Sweep
Inspector Dwyer and his men moved through the upper Tenderloin at 1 am arresting no crowds. Uniformed officers stood outside a large restaurant as diners were ordered to leave. Cabarets were silenced and patrons exited quietly. The deserted Wax Jacks on Sixth Avenue Broadway saw no activity after 1 am as street lighting dimmed.
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Inspector Dwyer
Broadway
Greek Street
Long Acre Square
Four Men Flung From Car Into Sea at Shore Boulevard
Four men and their chauffeur were pitched from a touring car against a granite sea wall near Shore Boulevard on Manhattan’s East River shore late last night. The crash left the driver unconscious and the four passengers on the beach. they, though dazed, walked home in South Brooklyn about an hour later. The tide being out likely prevented drownings, and witnesses said the group appeared shaken but not seriously injured.
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Tournal
Bout Yard
Heer Oriental Point
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Agree On Free Raw Wool Plan Reached In White House Talks
President Wilson and members of the Ways and Means Committee reached a plan to remove all tariffs from raw wool. The agreement, to be unanimously endorsed by Democratic members, envisages placing wool on the free list after intensive two year efforts by free wool Democrats in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Mouse Committee
V and Means
House
Gaynor Ousts Tomkins as Dock Commissioner in Reform Move
Mayor Gaynor replaces Calvin Tomkins with R A Smith a Republican to lead the Dock Department citing constant disagreements over port plans. Tomkins says he has not resigned though he will not stay to push others plans and criticizes Walker bill and West Side rail relocation. Smith accepts after being summoned and had discussed the post with the mayor in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. C. Smith
Calvin Tomkins
Gaynor
R. A. ©. Smith
Kite
Tomkins
Commissioner Tomkins
Board of Estimate
New York Central
Mitchel
Board of Metermen
S0th Street
Sinking Fund Commission
46Th Street
of Estimate Board
West Side
Smith
Connecticut
City of New Rork
Mr. Smith
Long Docks
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China
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Navy
Young Edison
Marconi Inquiry
Jay Nee
Ariven
Hona
Marconi
Copper King
End
Opening Speech Record
Thunders Sulzer
Capitol
Hughes
Sales
Fielder
Trenten
Uim
New Jerse
Wilton
Covernor Wielder
McPermott
Eberpar
Anwar
Salas
Bck
Sally
McDermott
Supreme Court
Republians
Ted
Davis
Angmong
Matthews
States
People's House
Sant Tarner
Invk
Businens
Mr Murphys
Murphy
Senator Wexner
Mr Barnes
Werner
Water Brown
Geomnor Hagle
Barnes, Brown
Railroads
Manhattan Beach
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