Philadelphia nurse held on charge after patient death
Dora Agnes Smith, a probationary nurse at Philadelphia Hospital, is jailed in Moramensing Prison after coroner Jermon states she caused Maria Taylor's bath death by releasing excessive hot water. Judge Audenried refuses bail as involuntary manslaughter charges loom. Smith weeps at the coroner's court amid testimony.
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Philadelphia
Dora Agnes Smith
Philadelphia hospital
Jermon
Moramensing
Audenried
Maria Taylor
Meredith streat
Miss Smith
Forest Fires Rage Across Vancouver Island Settlements Threatened
Fires sweep Vancouver Island in multiple directions with Kokallah district ablaze covering twenty square miles. Ranchers fate unknown as Goldstream area advances. 150 residents backfiring to defend villages. Lumber camps destroyed and smoke over fifty square miles. heavy rain needed to halt the blaze. Bowen Island eastern side a mass of fire. eighty settlers dispersed with uncertain fate.
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Winniper
Man
Vancouver Island
Kokallah
Golda
Bowen Island
Columbia University Names New Metallurgy Department Head
New Yorker Arthur Ludcon Walker has been appointed administrative head of Columbia University's metallurgy department succeeding Professor Howe, who retires to focus on research but will continue to lecture in iron and steel.
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Columbia
New York
Columbia university
Arthur Ludcon Walker
metallurgy
Howe
Trick mule upsets correspondent at Bryan visit
Lincoln Nebraska Aug 0 The advent of the trick mule presented to W J Bryan drew a dramatic incident when an eastern newspaper correspondent attempted to ride it. The mule tossed the writer, injuring his head and leg, while Bryan looked on with concern. The animal is said to be unlikely to perform again.
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Lincoln, Neb
W. J. Bryan
Minnesota State Agricultural society
gerve
Bryan
Warsaw
Simon McCullough
Tittle Fale
N. Y
Eva Touser Harter
Columbia
Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
herore
Boston widow Mrs Gardner faces art smuggling trial
Chicago reports Mrs Emily Rockswell Crane Chadbourne and Mrs Jack Gardner, Boston socialites, accused of smuggling $80,000 worth of tapestries paintings armor and other art objects into the United States as household goods. Customs valued the goods at $80,000 and imposed penalties totaling about $90,000, leading to forfeiture unless paid. The case ties to prior Isabella Stewart Gardner collection issues and involves claims of misdeclared property and large duties.
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Chicago
Emily Rockswell Crane Chadbourne
Richard T. Crane
Thomas L. Chadbourne
Mra
Jack” Gardner
Boston
United States customs office
United States
Mra. Gargner
Gardonr
Back Bay
only Rockwell Crane Chedbourne
Gardner
Chadbourne
New York
Herote
Mrs. Gartner
Boston Fenway
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