Pittsburgh Doctor Nearly Killed by Berlin Lymph Treatment
Dr. E T Painter of Pittsburgh recounts a horrific Berlin lymph therapy experience. He endured two painful injections, high fever, chills, and prolonged weakness, with back operations and repeated setbacks. After a lengthy sea voyage recovery, he condemns the treatment but hopes future refinement may succeed. He plans to move to Worcester then return to Pittsburgh.
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New York
E. T. Painter
Pitsburg
Trave
Falda
Painter
Berlin
King’s Clinic
von Beremsnn
Paloter
Mainter
Muinter
Thor
von Bergmann
Sehiaager
von Berg
Pittsburg
Virchow
Virehow
Koch
Charity Hospital
Pitteburg
Worcester
Mass
Banquet Highlights Flint Glass Workers' Convention
Strevneyville reports a grand banquet as the day’s most notable event while committees work eight hours daily with few changes proposed to the wage scale. Levi J. Ragan urges merging into the American Flint Glass Workers Union as a proposal gains cautious support at the convention. Turner Hall banquet honored local unions and visiting delegates with 825 covers.
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Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Stoubenvillen
Strevneyville
Glass Workers
Castor
Imcc
Levi J. Ragan
Glass Employes’ Association of America
American Flint Grass Workers’ Union
Glass Employer’ Association
Turner Hall
WHS Ad
Deer Rescues Child From Drowning At Picnic Island
A pet deer belonging to H. S. Warmer & Co. on Picnic Island jumped into the harbor after a youngest child fell overboard. The deer swam to the shore and alerted George Nell, keeper of Picnic Island, who saved the girl from drowning. The incident occurred after the two Hetle sisters wandered onto the wharf and the child slipped into the water.
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Tamra
Pia
George Nell
Picnic Island
Warmer & Co
Fawn Delivers Dramatic Bay Rescue And Earns Silver Bell
Mrs Bell chased a fawn that leapt from a wharf into the bay and pulled her unconscious child from the water. Captain Bob Warner, who adores the creature, ordered a handsome collar and silver bell, saying a thousand dollars could not buy it.
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Mrs. Bell
Bob Warner
Dr Shrady mocks secrecy in executions and electricity debate
In New York July, Dr George F Shrady editor of the Medical Record criticizes secrecy around Sing Sing executions and questions electricity as an agent of death. He recalls Auburn and argues against repeating horrors, urging cautious use of capital punishment and noting the lack of bold opinions by scientific witnesses.
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Shrady
New York
Kemmler
Auburn
George F. Shrady
Shiraady
Sing Sing
Warden Brown
Selec
Kemmiler
Pollution of Streams Threatens Pittsburg Water Supply
A special telegraph report from Hagensena details five complaints to the Board of Health. The most urgent cites pollution of the Loyal Hanna and Mangahela rivers endangering Pittsburg and Allegheny water supplies, with Braddock borough authorities accused of discharging refuse into a stream within five miles of the city.
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Pittsburg
Hagensena
Board of Health
George G. Groll
Lewisburg
J. H. McClelland
Hanna
Allegheny
England and the Dreibund debated in Commons
In the House of Commons Mr Labouchere rebuked Lord Salisbury over the Dreibund policy. Sir James Fergusson argued entente with Italy keeps the Mediterranean status quo and is not tied to the Dreibund, to which Britain is not party. Labouchere said Salisbury seeks to sever relations with France amid fear of republicanism.
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Lonnon
House of Commons
Foreign Office
Labouchere
Lord Salisbury
France
James Fergusson
Italy
Mediterranean
England
Cheera
Europe
Blaine Visits Son's New Home in Bar Harbor
Secretary Blaine walked slowly from his house to Emmons Blaine's new residence in Clefstone Bar Harbor on a sunny day. He wore a heavy overcoat and a light hat while Mrs Blaine helped arrange the home with antique furniture and paintings. Mrs Blaine and Mrs Damrosch attended Hannibal Blaine's funeral.
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Bar Hannon
Bar Harbor
Blaine
Clefstone
Emmons
Emmons Blaine
Damrosch
Hannibal
Balmaceda's War Ships Seizure Decree Annulled
The Court of Appeals annuls the sequestration decree issued by President Aubopin of the Civil Tribunal of the Seine. The court rules the Chilean war vessels built in France for the Balmaceda government were ordered by the legitimate Chilean authority, recognizing Balmaceda's government as the legal Chilean authority.
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Court of Appeals
Aubopin
Civil Tribunal of the
Seine
France
Balmaceda
Chile
Lightning kills four in Texas house fire
A Swede named P. Anderson and his family suffered four deaths when a lightning strike ignited their house near Conroy Texas. The blaze trapped the occupants while an oil can exploded feeding the fire. only the wife escaped. Also mentioned is a Winston county election troop request from Sheriff Tripp to Governor Jones.
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Conroy
Tex
P. Anderson
Anderson
Mostoommay
Ata
Jones
Walter Tripp
Winston County
Harrisburg to Host Next Democratic State Convention
Democratic State Chairman Kerr reports strong turnout at the State Executive Committee meeting in Pauaputrata with only one absentee. The panel selected Harrisburg as the site for the next convention on September 5, while Bellefonte press failed to secure the event.
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Pauaputrata
Kerr
Democratic State Executive Committee
B. F. Meyers
Harrisburg
Fiske Conrad
Tyrone
William J. Brennen
Pittsburg
J. L. Spangler
Bellefonte
J. Marshal Wright
Allentown
James Apees
Pottville
F. K. van Dyke
Lewisburg
B. F.nead
Wilhbere
Finiiadelpee
C.H. Krumbhaar
C. H. Aiken
New Castle
Executive Committee
Sreot Ios
Marshall Wright
Meyers
Pennsylvania
Kiam McAleer
Edwin Hallowell
William Mitecler
David B. Brunner
Harrity
Hen
John B. Stranahan
W. H. Thirday
Faunce
al Erhardt
Fred Rucksaman
Wiliam F. Reber
State Executive Department
Wilhere
Watson Attacks Both Parties In Avesta Speech
Congressman Tom Watson denounces leaders of both parties in Avesta Georgia calling the gold standard policy harmful to farmers. He advocates aligning with Western agricultural interests and criticizes figures he labels corrupt, contrasting democracy’s ideals with party machinery.
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Avesta
Tom Watson
Jerry Simpson
Kaneas
Watson
Lnn
Cleveland
Windom
Ike Tammany
Dudley
Calvin Brice
Matthew Quay
New York
Democracy
Democratic Primaries Roiled by County Convention Fight
Youncetown July 9 delegates from Campbell and Neal factions clashed in last night’s Democratic primaries for county convention control. Veteran editor John M. Webb a Neal man lost to Campbell. a row erupts as Webb, county chair, will call the convention to order before stepping aside. Webb’s supporters expect him to win a Cleveland Convention seat.
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Youncetown
Campbell
Neal
John M. Webb
Webb
Cleveland
Pattison's Prospects
Secretary of State William F Harrity discussed Democratic sentiment in Pennsylvania and the prospects for electing the state ticket this fall. He noted Governor Pattison is giving his entire attention to the party's outlook and strategy.
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Pintaperruia
William F. Harrity
Pennsylvania
Keystone Democrats
Berrity
Pattison
Pattison Seen As Early Presidential Contender
The passage notes Governor Pattison in Pennsylvania is active in state duties but not seeking a presidential bid. It argues Cleveland remains the strongest candidate, with many leading figures both inside and outside Pennsylvania considering him. Still, a majority reportedly favors Grover Cleveland for the nomination.
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Pennsylvae
Ateantiog
Mr. Cleveland
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Grover Leveland
Senator Quay defends innocence amid Independence attacks
Special Telegram from Ballantine Beach New Jersey July 9 Senator Quay says he cares little about attacks from the Independents who accuse him of wrongdoing in the State Treasury and urges presentation of any proofs. He endorses Colonel McClure’s Lincoln statement and recalls 1864 convention positions while denying involvement.
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Indorses McClure
Lincoln
Ballantine Beach
N. J
Quay
Bon Sooy
Independent
United States
Republican Party
Guiet
Herbert Welsh
Acre
Jeetey
Hamlin
Andrew Johnson
Colon McClure
Iisburg
Curtin
Camwm
Harrisburg
Colonel Jure
McMahon Rejects Name for Governor at Cleveland Convention
Dayton July 9 Hon John A McMahon will not permit the use of his name as a candidate for Governor at the Cleveland convention. He continues his law practice earning about 20000 dollars yearly and sees no current office in reach though a United States Senate seat might tempt him. The county’s fight for the Democratic State Convention delegation is the key local issue.
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Kerr
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Marsh
York Statesiming
Congressmaan
Dayton
John A. McMahon
Cleveland
Hel
United States Senate
Very Few Register for Coming General Election
In Cotrominas Mississippi in July the county shows low registration for the new Constitution. About 5,000 voters exist but only 1,200 are registered. Negroes appear indifferent to the franchise with only 44 registered.
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Cotrominas
Miss
Lost a Tooth and Won Her Eyes
A Lamar Arkansas case draws medical interest as Mrs Eliza Ryan aged about 0 years who had an upper jaw tooth removed. The long root caused eye pain after extraction and she cried out that her sight was restored, though she had been totally blind for years.
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Little Rev
Ank
Lamar
Ark
Eliza Ryan
Debardel Ben Coal and Iron Co Signs Large 40000 Ton Contract
The Debardel ben Coal and Iron Company contracts to sell 40,000 tons of tram at a low average price with delivery to the North and West. Described as one of the district's largest contracts and noted for its low cost.
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Diswatch
Binsincuam
Ala
Debardelben Coal and Iron Company
Elopement of Miss Bessie Steadman and Henry Moseley
Pretty sixteen year old Bessie Steadman and eighteen year old Henry Moseley from Allegheny were arrested in Alliance Ohio after eloping in boys clothes. Police recaptured them six miles from town in a sylvan grove. They were returned to their families as their tale of mistaken identities and sister stories was investigated at Mayor Stillwell's residence. The couple planned to marry in Jamestown after meeting others and were later held while parents discussed the affair and possible punishment.
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Allegheny
Stillwell
Alliance, O
Second Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Bessie Steadman
R. W. Steadman
Bidwell Street
Henry K. Moseley
H. K. Moseley
Bessie
Henry
Steadman
Moseley
Miss Bessie
Youn Henry
Harry
Jamestown
Alliance
Moseley, Jr
Tessie
John Ewing
Mary
Chicago
Chcago
Dutchtown
Sewickley
Miss Bess
Dure
Mayor Stillwell
Apted
Oo Grove
West
Steadiman
Rey
Miss Steadman
Locust Avena
Steadman Arriv
I. K. Moseley
Driven to the Grave by Unkindness After Death
A Marysville area tragedy centers on Mixy Tillie Good, 11, oldest child of David and Margaret Good. After her father’s death a week before a flood, the family faced destitution and social ostracism. Ill treatment and denial of aid preceded her death, with a physician noting she died from neglect rather than illness. The case highlights community indifference and hardship in Morrellville.
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Jouxsrows
Mixy Tillie Good
David
Margaret Good
Tillie
Morrellville
Anti Italian Riot of 1356 Tied to Trepagnier Death
Telegraph reports Captain Robert Trepagnier aged 69 died on his plantation gallery in Placquemine Parish near New Orleans. The incident sparked an anti Italian riot of 1406 with Italians killed or drowned as mobs attacked the Italian quarter on St Phillip Street. Trepagnier, a longtime Creole leader, had been stabbed by Italians on election day and later recovered.
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ISP
Atco
New Orreans
Robert Trepagnier
Placquemine Parish
New Orleans
Louisiana
Sherif
Tessor
Trepagnier
Mia
Amo
St. Phillipstreet
Roe
Trepoguier
Thief Stole 1300 From Franklin Farmer Foster
July 2 near Vanderbilt, Willam Foster, a Franklin township farmer, slept as two masked robbers burst in with revolvers demanding cash. They forced open a sack containing about $1,300 and fled. Foster could not describe the attackers.
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Triost Tows
Willam Foster
Franklin Township
Vanderbilt
Mr. Foster
Tragic Discovery at Laurel Hill Colliery
Early July 9 a burned and disfigured body found on Laurel Hill slope is identified as George Cook. The case involves suspicion around George Knoth and family rumors, with authorities and relatives confirming the identification after hours of uncertainty.
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Hazieros
George Cook
Laurel Hill
George Knoth
Thenyas
Wrecks on Victoria Reefs Claim Several Lives
The Monowal brought news of two reef wrecks near Melbourne heads. The Joseph H. Scammell went ashore with Captain John Chapman aboard, saving the crew but losing the chief mates and five seamen on the British-Breaker wreck.
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San Francisco
Monowal
Australia
Auckland
Honolulu
John Chapman
Joseph H. Scammell
Scammell
New York
Melbourne
Victoria
Melbourne Heads
Breightourn
Fime
Bre
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