Labor Convention Weighs Immigrant Policy and Autonomy
The American Federation of Labor meets in Scranton with 88 resolutions in play. Edward F. McSweeney cites immigration issues while delegates debate Chinese exclusion and trade autonomy. Contested seats and committee actions shape the session as votes loom.
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Scranton
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
St. Louis
Edward F. McSweeney
Fort of
New York
Michigan
California
McSweeney
United States
Congress
Bureau of Immigration
Committee On Credentials
Committee On
St. Louis Stationary Engineers
Wiliam M. Brandt
Trades and Labor Union
International Union of Steam Engineers
Brandt
Executive Council
Gabriel Josephs
United Labor On
Philadelphia
League
Hatters
Independent Hatters
United Labor League
Ed Moore
Illinois State Federation of Labor
Fed- Chicago Federation of Labor
United and Labor
Newtown and Yardley Street Railway Reorganized
The Newtown and Yardley Street Railway Company has been reorganized under control of the Le- ation, closing a financing gap. The change comes as part of a consolidation effort involving Johnson Syndicate to stabilize operations.
Bloom All Winter Cyclamen Bring Foliage and Flowers
Ornamental cyclamen plants with lasting foliage flourish in windows. Five cents each. Feed with Plant Food for thriving blooms. ten cents per box. Request the catalogue from Michel's Seed House at 1018.
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Michel
Johnson syndicate plans rail line from Newtown to Princeton
The High Valley Traction Company, known as the Johnson syndicate, aims to build a trolley road from this place to Newtown and from there to Trenton and Princeton New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Valley Traction Company
Johnson Syndicate
Furniture Makers Discuss National Trade Association Plan
At the Middle States Furniture Manufacturers Convention in York on December 6 the proposal emerged to form a national community of interests uniting all U S furniture producers. A centralized national body could merge sectional groups and aim to standardize prices without acting as a trust.
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Philadelphia Times
York
Middle States Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
United States
Middle States Association
New York
Maryland
Chicago
Parks & Loring
Teachers Institutes Closed In Schuylkill And Cumberland
In Schuylkill County the thirty ninth annual Teachers Institute closed after sessions with no fewer than 800 teachers present. It will meet in Mahanoy City next year. In Cumberland County the annual institute adjourned with officers elected and a resolution urging the Legislature to set a $40 monthly minimum teacher salary.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Times
Carlisle
Cumberland County Teachers’ Institute
I. L. Bryng
R. M. Grahdin
Plainfield
Frank Weakley
Dickinson
J. F. Myers
Mechanicsburg
Evangelical Pastor Seeks Divorce in Sunbury Case
Witnesses testified in Sunbury court as Rev. H. Shultz seeks a divorce from his wife. He accuses Samuel Sewers, a Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman, as co respondent. The minister to testify next. The wife counters with over forty good character witnesses and two reports of Sewers and Mrs Shultz seen walking at night.
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Philadelphia Times
Sunbury
H. ©. Shultz
Evangelical
Samuel Sewers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sewer
Detective Raid Seizure of Slot Machines at Reading
County Detective McDermott raided several venues on order of the Law and Order Society, seizing eleven slot machines and arresting fifteen people. Fourteen defendants waived a hearing, while Charles W. Poteiger of the Board of Public Parks faces a hearing tomorrow.
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Philadelphia Times
Reading
Law and Order Society
McDermott
Charles W. Poteiger
Board of
Public Arks
Explosion Irks Four Boxes of Dynamite at Penn Colliery
Four dynamite boxes left to thaw in a small shanty at William Penn Colliery exploded this afternoon tearing a six by eight foot hole in the prosa d demolishing the engine house and three other frame structures. Glass shattered widely as the blast rattled the area.
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Philadelphia Times
Shenandoah
William Penn
Prominent Greensburg Man Convicted of Forgery
A. B. Fretts, a prominent Greensburg businessman, was found guilty of forgery. He altered coal options for 7,000 acres of Cambria county coal lands. Judge Savage of Sunbury sentenced him to pay $1,000 costs and surrender all options, with further sentence suspended.
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Philadelphia Times
Elensburg
A. BE. Fretts
Greensburg
Fretts
Cambria County
Savage
Sunbury
Boy Bruised by Whirling Shaft at Chester Mill
Chester December 6 Edward Carter fourteen was caught by a belt at the Chester Emmett worsted mill and whirled around a shaft. An effort to stop the machinery failed but he was thrown free. He was seriously injured but is expected to recover.
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Philadelphia Times
Chester
Edward Carter
Chester-Emmett
Woman Smothers Flames Wearing Burning Garments
Mrs William Edelman suffered serious burns when her clothing caught fire at a range in Pottstown. She rolled on the floor and wrapped herself in a carpet to smother the flames.
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Philadelphia Times
Pottstown
William Edelman
Chester mayor vows crackdown on slot machines in police aid
Chester Mayor Jefferis directs police to suppress slot machines as part of a wider crackdown. Postmaster appointments are announced for Seitzland and Kitera, while William Kugler awaits trial in Easton on a tool theft charge. A brakeman on the Columbia and Port Deposit Railroad dies after a fall at Haines Station. A giant cable, tested before European officials, measures a mile long with 19 inch links for a Connecticut shipbuilder.
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Jefferis
Chester
Charles ©. Ballinger
Seitzland
Frank W. Snyder
Kitera
William Kugler
Phillipsburg
N. 3
Easton
Tria
Pennsylvania Railroad
Augusta Misal
Columbia
Columbia and
Port Deposit
Haines Station
Limantour seeks bill to cushion silver price swings
Mexico City December 6 Finance Minister Limantour sends Congress a communication on silver and Mexican dollars. He outlines legislation to reduce negative effects from price fluctuations and accompanies a bill to remove imposts on reimported silver for coinage. The measure is expected to pass within days.
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Mexico City
Limantour
Congress
Wiseman Found Guilty of Murder in Huss Case
Henry Wiseman was found guilty of first degree murder in a Pontiac court for the killing of Mrs. Ellen Huss. He testified he delivered the fatal blow during a quarrel, asking for mercy before the judge sentenced him to life at Marquette State Prison.
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Pontiac, Mich
Henry Wiseman
Ellen Huss
Wiseman
Marquette
Huss
Counterfeiter Arrested in Kansas City
Jacob Brill of Louisville Kentucky was arrested yesterday in Kansas City charged with counterfeiting. He attempted to pass counterfeit five dollar gold pieces and silver dollars when nabbed. A complete counterfeiter's tool kit was found in his room.
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Kansas City
Jacob Brill
Louisville
New Plan to Prevent Smuggling in Mexico City
December 6 report says the Mexico government will regulate flows to curb smuggling by limiting imports and ending the through Pullman service. The plan focuses on restricting transit across the country and keeping shipments within Mexican borders.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Ship Nelson Rescued After Loss Off Columbia River
The British ship Nelson, reported lost off the Columbia River, was towed into Puget Sound. Her hull is mainly intact though bulwarks are smashed and lifeboats fore rigging and cabin damaged. Captain Perriam cites a remarkable escape as rockets and flashlights burned all night without attracting aid. The Walla Walla found the vessel Wednesday morning north of Grays Harbor and a boater was taken aboard with difficulty.
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Portland
Ore
Nelson
Columbia River
Puget Sound
Perriam
Walla Walla
Grey's Harbor
Daughter of Rev Dr Conwell Dies After Returning From Drive
Agnes Conwell Barker, 26, wife of Alfred Barker and daughter of Rev. Dr. Russel H. Conwell, pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle, died at her father's home 2020 North Broad Street at 9 last night after a brief illness. She had been visiting the Berkshire Hills, traveled in Europe with her father, and married two years ago. no children.
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Agnes Conwell Barker
Alfred Barker
Russel H. Conwell
The
Baptist Tabernacle
North Broad Street
Hunting Point
State Receivers Ordered to Surrender Assets in Insolvency
Judge Emory Speer held that federal bankruptcy laws override state insolvent proceedings. State court receiver T. J. Carling must surrender Macon Sash Door and Lumber assets to the bankruptcy marshal, with the case to be appealed.
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Macon
Emory Speer
T. J. Carling
Macon Sash, Door and Lumber Company
Speer
Third Death by Own Action at Monument in Baltimore
At the Washington monument in Baltimore Sebastian Ettlinger aged 70 who had guarded the monument for ten years died by his own action using illuminating gas. This brings to three suicides linked to the monument including a 16 year old jump and Miss Alice Hecht who killed herself on October 20 1891.
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Philadelphia Times
Baltimore
Washington Monument
Sebastian Ettlinger
Alice Hecht
New Officers of Royal Arch Elected by State Convention
The State Convention of the Knights of the Royal Arch met in this city and elected officers including Past Grand Valiant Commander Jacob Pfeiffer of Philadelphia Grand Valiant Commander Anton Gessler Philadelphia Grand Lieutenant Commander M J Winters Williamsport Grand Recorder Lyshon Thomas Sr Norristown Grand Orator Nicholas Redmond Philadelphia Grand Master of Ceremonies George W Romig Reading Grand Captain of the Guard H E W Schnee Williamsport Grand Tyler T P Cooney Grand Trustees Thomas E ONeill Augustus Remy James O'Brien Frank McKernan and James McFadden
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Royal Arch
The
Knights of the Royal Arch
Jacob Pfeiffer
Philadelphia
Anton Gessler
M. J. Winters
Williamsport
Lyshon Thomas, Sr
Norristown
Nicholas Redmond
George W. Romig
Reading
HE. W. Schn
Miss Cropsey’s Body Reported Found Near Sand Hills
Elizabeth City N C December 5. No definite word on Miss Cropsey’s whereabouts. Plans to drag the Pasquotank River are set, with tags chartered to begin tomorrow. A late report claimed a young woman’s body was found on the north shore near Sand Hills six miles east, but this rumor is viewed with little credence.
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Miss Cropsey
Philadelphia Times
Elizabeth City
N. C
Pasquetank River
Sand Hills
Defense seeks impeachment of key witness in Sullivan case
Defending lawyers in Alexander Sullivan's conspiracy trial attempt to impeach former Bailiff James J. Lynch by presenting Michael J. Dolan as a prior jury briber. Several witnesses testified and Lynch, earlier excused, was recalled as part of the proceedings in Chicago.
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Chicago
Alexander Sullivan
James J. Lynch
Sullivan
Michael J. Dolan
Lynch
Keeper of Libby Prison Captain Dies in Virginia
Captain Richard R. Turner, keeper of the Libby Prison in Richmond, died suddenly in Isle of Wight County at age 63. He was captured by incoming Union troops and reportedly told of harsh treatment of Union soldiers. he was locked up with a promise of impending execution, his hair turning white overnight.
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Libby
Philadelphia Times
Suffolk
Richard R. Turner
Richmond
Isle of Wight County
Aew
Turner
bill to erect union depot in Atlanta passes House
The bill to erect a union railroad station on Georgia property in Atlanta passed the House by 107 to 56. It provides for a nine member commission to receive bids and inspect the project.
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Atlanta
Midland Railroad president sues to settle employee claims
In Putnam County Circuit Court, Harry Crawford, president of the Midland Railroad, seeks relief over 177 claims by employees. He argues for control of the road and property amid ongoing dispute and earnings issues.
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Greencastle
Ind
Harry Crawford
Midland Railroad
Putnam County
Coat Caught in Mill Machine Strangles Worker
Special to Tos Philadelphia Media reports Aa Al Smith a miller at M. M. Hill & Son flour mills in Markham died from strangulation after his coat was caught in a grinding machine.
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Philadelphia
al Smith
Smilier
M. Hill & Son
Markham
Five Minutes on Duty Ends in Fatal Railroad Crush
Special to Philadelphia. Walter Rounds, a railway worker on the Delaware and Hudson line, was crushed between two cars at Carbondale. He had not been on duty five minutes when the accident occurred, and he died instantly.
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Philadelphia
Carbondale
Walter Rounds, & Keman
Delaware and Hudson
Strangled Himself in Cell at Baltimore Police Station
John Cadone aged 31 died in his cell at the Eastern police station after strangling himself while in custody on a disturb peace charge. The incident occurred December 5 in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
John Cadone
Eastern
Texas Salolon-Keepers May Beat Beer Trust
A Texas anti trust action spreads from three brewing firms to saloon keepers. Galveston saloon owner sues Galveston Brewing for 12000 dollars alleging payments to a trust. Other suits are being prepared as the Texas anti trust act allows recovery of money paid to trusts by individual saloon operators.
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Texas
Beer Trust
Tuk Paiua
Delpnia Times
Austin
Tex
Galveston
Galveston Brewing Company
Grout and Oleo Bill Debate at Live Stock Convention
The Live Stock Convention debated resolutions condemning the Grout and Oleo bills. Leon Pearson urged dairy support for butter prices as oleo fights color schemes. Judge Cowan defended packers right to color oleo. Committee named W. B. Powell of Pennsylvania as a 1902 executive member.
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Chicago
Leon Pearson
Pennsylvania
Cowan
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Germany
German Empire
W. B. Powell
Pan American Bank Panel Rejects Chilean Subsidy Amendment
The Pan American Congress bank committee rejected Mr Matte of Chili's proposal to subsidize the bank for five years at $100,000 in gold annually. The project will be reported tomorrow in its original form and likely accepted. Senator Davis, head of the US delegation, plans to depart mid month for Washington and will entertain colleagues this weekend with a Cuernavaca Railroad outing hosted by Colonel Joseph H. Hampson.
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Mexico City
Pan American Congress Bank Committee
Matte
Chili
Davis
United States
Washington
Pan-Amn Railroad
Pan-American Bank
W. I. Buchanan
Cuernavaca Railroad
Joseph H. Hampson
Strike vote planned after Traction Co rebuff
Members of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes met at 931 Tuttlowhill street to discuss John B. Parsons refusal to meet a representative committee. Parsons denied any existing agreement and a strike was urged by H W Potter but deferred to tomorrow evening while Philadelphia Street Railway Employes’ Union endorsed the company and pledged support if a strike occurs.
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Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Union Traction Company
H. W. Potter
United Labor League
Philadelphia Street Railna
Amalgamated Association
Amalgamated
United States as a Financier Prospects of Great Banking
London reports the Times editor arguing the United States is a rising manufacturer with strong credit but not yet a great banker. He says Europe may doubt speedy profits from American schemes while Secretary Gage is cited, and some financiers see long-term prosperity as the key factor. A wanderer notes America's capital investment abroad is vast and growing.
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Ca’ Te Mortuns
Copericht
New York Timers
London
the Times
United States
Europe
Gage
United Stat
Times
Philadelphia
Timmes
America
Dutch Queen and Prince Henry Engagement Rumor Denied
The Times Paris correspondent quotes The Temps from The Hague stating there is no quarrel between Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry. The report dismisses rumors as cheap socialist fabrications and asserts harmony and affection within the royal family.
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London
Paris
The
Times
Hague
Temps
Wilhelmina
Prince Henry
Netherlands
Holland
Dutch Queen Wilhelmina Affair Denied by Government
Reports: Dutch government and court dispute matrimonial quarrels between Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry. Some say reconciliation was achieved with help from Emperor William and the queen mother, who even paid the prince consort’s debts to preserve appearances. ministers abroad claim the couple share an ideal, devoted union.
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London
Wilhelmina
Henry
William
Gold duties for luxuries in Madrid bill path
The Spanish Chamber of Deputies formed a committee to study a December 2 bill by the Finance Minister requiring gold payments for customs duties on grain coal oils petroleum and related imports. An agreement reportedly exempts food items and extends the measure to luxuries. A resignation of the Finance Minister appears unlikely.
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Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Minister of Finance
Lord's Prayer Cannot Be Used in Minnesota Schools
Minnesota Attorney General upholds ruling that the Lord's Prayer cannot be recited in public schools under the State Constitution. The decision cites section 16, article 1, prohibiting compelling anyone to attend or support a place of worship.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Douglas
Medical Emergency Corps Dines At Bellevue Dinner
The Philadelphia Medical Emergency Corps held its annual dinner at the Hotel Bellevue last evening. Guests included Director of Public Safety agile Superintendent of Police Quirk Colonel J. Lewis Good chief of the Bureau of Health and Dr. Thomas H. Andrews who acted as toast master.
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Medical Emergency Corps
Quirk
J. Lewis Good
Bureau of Health
Philadelphia Medical Emergency Corps
Hotel Bellevue
Thomas H. Andrews
Abraham L
T, H. Price
Harey
M. Gut Quirk
Chas. W. Karener
H. Kieaoet
R. D
Burmah Railways Seen Saving Revenue By Prompt Locomotives
Board of Trade Journal notes C B E Cardews report criticizing locomotive workmanship but credits timely delivery with preventing large revenue loss for Burmah Railway. Chronicle editorial adds British manufacturers are not so inferior as sometimes claimed.
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London
Board of Trade Journal
C. BE. Cardews
the Chronicle
Golden Key for Roosevelt at White House
On December 5 the Phi Beta Kappa Rutgers College chapter sent Rev. Dr. Pochman to present President Theodore Roosevelt with a gold key marking the fraternity's 125th anniversary in America. In Washington Rev H F Hedr and L D Washburn presented the key at the White House, accompanying notes from New Brunswick officials.
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Roosevelt
Burlington
Phi Beta Kappa
America
Rutgers College
Pp. T. Pochman
Society
Washington
H. F
New Brunswick
Philadelphia Times Miscellany Notes
Brief catalog of local items shows ads and notices including paid notices and community snippets. Readers see small items on public affairs, employment listings, and neighborhood events across Philadelphia.
Verestchagin to paint Roosevelt at San Juan Hill in Chicago
Russian artist Vassili Verestchagin arrived in Chicago to conduct an exhibition at the Art Institute and will devote two years to creating a painting of Roosevelt at San Juan Hill.
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Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Chicago
San Juan Hil
Vassili Verestchagin
Art Insti
Grand Jury to Act on Toppan Case in Barnstable
Barnstable Mass December 5 the Barnstable county grand jury to morrow will act upon the case of Miss oo Toppan an arga with the murder of Mrs Mary B ibbs of jury fan Mass The calling of the grand jury occurred and considerable com
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Toppan
Barnstable
Mass
Barnstable County
Grand Jury
Oo Toppan
Mary B.ibbs
Atlantic City Railroad Adds Suburban Service In Philadelphia
Atlantic City Railroad announces a new schedule effective Sunday the 5th will add several trains between Chestnut Street and the street ferries. The move aims to improve service for suburban patrons along the Philadelphia and Reading Route serving Bahia and nearby areas.
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Philadelphia
Reading
Atlantic City Railroad
Chestnut Street
Te Street
Songs in Celtic Tongue at the Academy of Music
The Celtic Association of Philadelphia staged a Celtic festival before about 8500 attendees at the Academy of Music. A 200 voice chorus opened with March of the Men of Harlech followed by a Gaelic oration, Welsh choruses, star solos, and a recitation The Bells of Shandon. Notables included Catherine McGuckin Jeannie Foell and Rev Thomas P McLoughlin with George W. Scowler in tenor and bass numbers under Edmund J Holden Janels J O'Brien accompanied.
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Academy of Music
Celtic Association of Philadelphia
Harlech
Richard Henebry
Catholic University
Ashington
Welsh Choral
Slatington
Catherine McGuckin
Iss Jeannie Foell
Shandon
Thomas P. McLoughlin
Church of the Transpuration
Newark
George W. Scowler
The
Entertainmentan
Edmund J. Holden
Janels J. O'Brien
Hospital Cases At Hahnemann Listed By Name And Injury
Medico Chirurgical and area listings show patients at Hahnemann with injuries including bites, contusions, fractures and lacerations. Entries cite ages and street addresses for Sylvester Purnell Louis Smith Baresto io Thomas Simon and others in local hospitals and wards.
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Hahnemann
Sylvester Purnell
Mifflin St
Louis Smith
Lancaster Ave
Warnock St
Phalate
Hamilton Bt
P. W. Crusoe
Winter &T
Conor F. McBude
Fitawater St
City Notes Major Finney Heads to Lakewood for Rest
Major John F. Finney United States Sub Treasurer Philadelphia has gone to Lakewood New Jersey to recuperate. Presbyterian Hospital records for November show 356 patients treated 155 discharged. In the dispensary 1 856 persons were treated.
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John F. Finney
United States
Philadeelphia
Lakewood
N. J
Presbyterian Hospital
Alan- Heenhoe
Women’s National Indian Association Meets in Boston
Mrs. A B Quin ton of Philadelphia presided at the second day opening of the annual meeting in Boston. Miss B S Cook’s Problems of Indian Citizenship was read by Miss Garrigues. Resolutions urged absorbing the Indian population into the body politic, direct tribal fund payments to individuals, and schooling Indian youth in assimilated schools with added industrial training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Quinton
Philadelphia
Women's National Indian Association
B. 8. Cook
Washington
Garrigues
Pennsylvania
Coroner's Jury Hears McDonald Death Testimony
The coroner's jury declared Mrs. Catharine McDonald died suddenly at 1927 North Street from an unknown cause. A witness testified she was between 70 and 75 years old and that life insurance was involved. An exchange with the coroner over insinuations occurred in court, leading to disruption and removal of a brother who was involved.
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Dugan
Catharine McDonald
North Street
Insurance Ag Hyise McDonald's
Bath Exhibit From Philadelphia Reaches Charleston
The Public Baths Association of Philadelphia sends an exhibit to Charleston Extion showing a large frame with photographs of Gaskill Street baths exterior and facilities. It includes images of the men’s washing room and bath areas, with notes on monthly records and floor plans.
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Bath
Charleston
Public Baths Association
Philadelphia
Gaskill Street Baths
Spon
Steibetiow
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Rose Valley
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