Taft Nominates About 1200 Federal Appointments
President Taft announced a wave of about 1200 nominations for federal offices. Notable reappointments include Franklin B. Lancasia to the Interstate Commerce Commission, Sanford B. Dole named as U.S. judge for Hawaii, and Abraham M. Tillman appointed U.S. attorney for the Middle District of Tennessee.
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New Anesthetic Proves Success in Painless Surgery
In New York on December 8 at the hospital of the New York Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Crippled, a five year old boy underwent an infantile paralysis operation with a novel anaesthetic mix. The boy remained conscious, pain free, as surgeons Dr Gibney and Prof Ionnesco performed careful work on his right leg while monitoring his responses.
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Fragmentary remark shows surgeons split on Jonnes' success
A garbled excerpt from a medical report or discourse indicates mixed surgeon opinions about Jonnes' outcomes. Some questioned the method while others believed Jonnes' results were favorable, with prompting to publish opinions.
Nephew's Vision Saves Aunt's Life in Christmas Care
A dream inspired rescue leads to plans for long term care for Mrs. Reeee atte pee Bangin'Pa Dee of Wagle Harbor New York. Neph ew Walters, a visitor with no children, arranged to remain after Christmas and has secured provisions for her lifetime care.
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Denatured Women Denounce Campaign of Nolpe in Debates
The Denatured Woman Association, led by Mrs Corbin, condemns the so called Campaign of Nolpe. The bulletin argues that in some states including Minnesota, women’s property rights are superior to men’s and questions the suffragists’ tactics. It warns against aligning with disorder and urges a sober, lawful push for women’s rights.
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Forced to wed at pistol point in Camden case
Trenton, Dee. &-Forced, as he alleges, to marry Miss Elia Rodhoffer of Camden, at gunpoint. William Marshall, eighteen, filed a bill in chancery to annul the marriage. He says two men abducted him from Ryans Street and forced him into a rear room, where a pistol was leveled at his head with threats to shoot him if he refused. The girl's father, Curtis Redheffer, allegedly aided the plan and a clergyman named Rev. William H. Burrell was involved.
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Man Tries to Find Son in Madhouse in Trenton
Willem Cooper of Baltimore found his son Harry in a madhouse under the name Benjamin Franklin, with an aiding author back to Baltimore. Earlier, James J Jeffries visit led to a false license inquiry at the county clerk. The boy wandered as a deranged patient, sent to the county farm for thirty days, then to the State Hospital for the insane.
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Thief Repents Paya For Chickens In Kenton
W. D. Taylor of Kenton reports a chicken thief has settled with him twenty years after sixteen birds were stolen from Mr Taylor. The anonymous writer, seeking to become an evangelist, offered to clear the conscience by paying the amount owed, with no haggle over the delay or the sum.
Revolt in Nicaragua Near Border Sparks U S Military Prep
Dispatches report uprising forming in southern Nicaragua near the Costa Rican border with General Cardenas leading insurgents. Beilaya’s forces and artillery move east. clashes expected near Ratha as Ridlyade’s troops dig in. Marines and ships from San Francisco to Acapulco prepare to protect American interests amid uncertain violence.
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Sugar probe debate reshapes House inquiry push
A scrambled account shows Representative Gillespie proposing a House inquiry into alleged sugar scandals. The text indicates Democratic influence shaping the committee majority and the push to assign blame and oversight amid partisan tension.
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Fortune in Lawrence Kay Man Nit Larencie
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice referencing Lawrence and a man named Larencie with uncertain details, leaving a vague financial or legal context. The readable parts mention Fortune in relation to a person and a place, but no clear event, date, or organization is established.
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