Shocks Cure Consumption in Tuberculosis Treatment
Boston reports electricity as an accessory in fighting tuberculosis with striking results. Dr. FFP Streng of Tulst Medical School described cases where advanced infections vanished after five weeks of daily electro-therapy, with restored pulse respiration temperature appetite digestion and weight gain.
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Strong
Boston
American Electro-Therapeutic Association
F. FP. Streng
Tult’s Medical School
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s AL and NL Games
Results show St. Louis defeated Philadelphia in the AL, with Chicago sweeping Washington in a doubleheader. Detroit edged New York, Cleveland beat Boston, and Cincinnati topped Chicago in another NL matchup. Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn, and New York won 5 to 3 as Cincinnati also played. Chicago Boston Rain affected schedule.
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St. Louis
Athletics
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Yori
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York
incinnati
OIL TRUST SECRETS Shrinkage Of Rockefeller Stock Cited
New York September records in the government suit against Standard Oil reveal John D Rockefeller holding 247,692 shares and controlling a majority of stock, with market value around 109 million dollars. The University of Chicago owns 5,000 shares and faces about 2 million dollars in loss. Officials estimate total corporate profits since 1882 at 800 to 900 million dollars.
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Rockefeller—Trust
New York
Standard Oil company of
New Jersey
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Standard, Oi company
University of Chicago
Standard Oil
Standard Oil company of New Jersey
Charles H. Pratt
D. M. Harkness
GC. H. Payne
H. M. Flagler
C. G. Jennings
H. H. Rogers
J. A. Bostwick
William Rockefeller
Daniel O’Day
Mr. Tilford
Telford
United States
Standard Oil trust
oil combine
Mine Cage Plunge Kills Eleven in Michigan Shaft
In Negaunee Michigan eleven men died and seven were fatally hurt when a cage plunged 2700 feet down the Joney Laughlin Steel mine shaft as the brake failed. Two men tried to aid the brakeman but the wire unwound and the cage dropped to the bottom. Safety catches failed to arrest the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negauneée
Mich
Joney"&Laughlin Steel company
Bomb for Gov Frantz shocks Oklahoma alert
Guthrie Oklahoma September 21 a suspected bomb addressed to Governor Frank Frantz and Joseph Norris was found and examined by Lieutenant W F Herringshaw revealing a genuine device. The event prompted political tension and security concerns across the state and federal officials.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
Frank Frantz
lfe
Joseph Norris
first congress district
supreme court
W. F. Herringshaw
United States artillery
Train wreck near Wilkes-Barre injures crew in curve plunge
Delaware & Hudson passenger train derailed near the depot when the engine left the track and plunged down a steep embankment. Fireman Robert Biard lost a leg, engineer Milo Gardner escaped with minor injuries, and Barton Williams was knee injured. Sixty three people died in a separate Encarnacion wreck on the Mexican Central. 43 more injured. George Snyder, OSU freshman captain, is hospitalized after a sophomores kidnap and assault. Five torpedo boat destroyers contract awarded to Cramp, Bath Iron Works, and New York Shipbuilding.
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Wilkes-Barre
Delaware & Hudson
Robert Biard
Carbondale
Miloš Gardner
Barton Willams
Tarsons
state constabulary
Mexico City
Encarnacion
Brock
Randleman
Washington
Metcalf
congress
navy department
William Cramp & Sons
Bath Iron works
New York Shipbuilding company
Guarded Vatican Amid Anti Clerical Demonstrations
Rome September 21 armed men in the pope service guarded the entrance to the apostolic palace and the Vatican under royal troops protection yet no active anti clerical demonstrations occurred. Two parades passed the Capitol with banners bearing anti clerical sentiments and red flags near the Marcus Aurelius statue.
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Rome
apostolic palace
vatican
Victor Emmanuel
Marcus Aurelius
Italy
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HEMS VEGETABLE PRESS
ALLEN G. QUYNN & CO
PATRICK STREET
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Harnass
Wrencher
Ohleala
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pries
EBERT
iime
Junior Hall
ROBERT DOWNING
THE
ELLIOT AMUSEMENT CO
EAST LYNNE
GAMSLER
GEORGE BALLAS
LILLIAN F STERLING
BILLY A. PALL
HAMMOND
Lowe
Sappington
SCHOOL, OF EXPRESSION
SPA DLO
Bijou Family Theatre
Saylore & Lehigh Portland Cement
Anchor Rosendale Cement
Maryland Brick and Supply
PR. R
NIXDOREF
Court St
Caxtral Bank
WOMEN’S OXFORDS
H.R. Flautt
City Halil Store
stova
Sooil Bros
SCOTL SROTHERS
MAREBET AND
PATRICK STS
J. M. DRONENBURG
Mar
WOLRD
MARKEY’S
JOHNSTON
FREDERICK COUNTY FARMERS’ EXCHANGE
Carroll Street
Frederick, Md
John. D
John D. Jr
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Middletown
North Congregational church
Thomas Livingston
Robert Pinkerton
Robert A. Pinkerton
Bremen
Rob
MRS. BARKER GUMMERE
south
Andrew Simonds
Barker Guillimere
Charleston
S.C
Gummere
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey supreme court
Daisy Breaux
New Orleans
Hagland
widh
Guroch
GOV. FRANTZ
Concordia
synod of Ohio of the
Evangelical Lutheran churches
Washington Gladden
first Congregational church
Columbus
John D. Rocckefeller
Dr. Gladden
Angelo Meyers
Mutual Distilling company
whisky trust
Fitz
Gutzon Borgium
Robert Fitzsimmons
George Snyder
Belle Vernon
Ohio State University
Snyder
Harrisburg
Pai
Victor B. Boyer
Order of Independent Americans
Cortely
Mary Cunningham
Ireland
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Buiglio
Wiliamsport
Edwin F. Morris
Henry Hawkins
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Barnum’s
Hawkins
Melville
George W. Melville
thd States navy
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