Remarkable Brain Fluid Case In a Child
Albert M. Groff eleven died after an operation at the Maryland Homeopathic hospital. Surgeons found most of the brain tissue dissolved and replaced by fluid totaling about one and three quarter pints. Four years earlier a bat injury led to gradual loss of vision and right side paralysis.
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Baltimore
Albert M. Groff
Milton F. Groff
Maryland Homeopathic hospital
Groff
viar
Young Groff
Cleveland Illness Rumors Spark Public Anxiety
New York May 2 reports inflamed worry over Grover Cleveland's Lakewood New Jersey illness. Doctors say his condition remains unclear while family and associates dispute fatal cancer rumors. Dr. Bryant says patient is improving and declines public diagnosis details.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Lakewood
N. J
Evening World
vanitable Life Assurance society
Cleveland
Joseph D. Bryant
Roosevelt Praises Working Women's Clubs Before 600 New England Visitors
President Roosevelt addressed 600 New England women in Washington praising working women's clubs and their balance of duty and companionship. He contrasted vigorous civic involvement with self neglect, urged clubs to remain focused on work while maintaining camaraderie, and commended women for fostering social and intellectual advancement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New England
National League of Women Workers
hamis
Loften
White Houses
Tamlin
United States
Train kills farmer as crowd trampled by horse
Philadelphia reports a farmer George Wagher of Bucks County struck by a Reading railway train at Ninth street and Girard avenue. In the ensuing commotion Richard Daly and his son were trampled by a horse and injured. Wandering bystanders tried to help as two trains approached from opposite directions.
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Philadelphia
George Wagher
Bucks county
stmck
Reading
Ninth street
Girard avenue
Richard Daly
Wasner
Wagner
Boy Travels 6000 Miles For One Dollar Stunt
Chicago May 2 Alexander Schick a six year old boy travels 6000 miles on five dollars riding every rail vehicle from a tarred car to a passenger coach he slept wherever possible and left home February 4 to win a dollar offered by an uncle for four days away from his mother. He extended the trip across the southern and western states amid hardship and hunger.
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Chicago
Alexander Schick
Say you saw it in The Newa
The Newa reports a brief item noting a sighting or mention of an event with minimal details and no clear names or places available in the readable text.
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Tile Guarantee & Trust
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