A Discovery Claiming Tuberculosis Immunity From Koch
Translation of Kochs paper describes a remedy claimed to confer immunity against tubercle bacillus in humans, outlines origin uncertainties, preparation, storage, and administration, and notes the higher sensitivity of humans than animals to the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Canse
Realts
Prof. Koch
Deutsche Medicinische Wechinschrift
Philadelphia Medical News
International Medical Congress
Remedy that destroys tuberculous tissue explained
A medical report describes subcutaneous injections of a remedy that causes rapid reaction in tuberculous tissue while sparing healthy tissue. It notes dose escalation from 0.001 to 0.005 cubic centimetre and reports fever, fatigue, and local skin changes, with potential lupus improvement and possible cure in early phthisis cases.
Blaine's Pet Plan Secluded Efforts on Reciprocity Policy
From Wasuiseros November 14 report says Secretary Blaine works on a national reciprocity plan to boost party fortune and American trade in the region. He holds meetings with Spanish American diplomats at his Washington home, guiding negotiations with Brazil Peru and Cuba while Madrid monitors developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BTAPF
Wasuiseros
Blaine
Anatioual
Washington
Pitkin
Conger
Brazil
Buenos Ayres
Senhor
Salvador de Mendonca
Minister's Downfall As Habitual Drunkard Arrested
Melville C. Brereton, once army chaplain and navy lieutenant commander, jailed at Sixth Precinct on habitual drunkenness. In police court he pleaded guilty and sought to leave the city for Saltzburg Pa. Judge Miller refused a full dismissal but granted permission with personal bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washixeton
Melville C. Brereton
James E. Dexter
C Street
Groff
Sixth Precinct
Army
Navy
Saltzburg
Senator Ingalls Hopeful for Senate Return
Washington November 14 Senator Ingalls shows hopeful optimism about re entering the Senate wing of the capital. He declares himself hopeful and confident of re election in a letter to Deputy Second Auditor Franklin. The dispatch notes Lillian Spencer writing about her Tour of Europe on Foot with the first Europe on Foot letter slated to appear tomorrow.
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Telegham
Washhtingtos
Ingalls
Senate
Franklin
Lillian Spencer
THE
Dispatch
Europe
Fire destroys Scollard building in Dallas
Fire in Dallas today gutted the Scollard building with estimated loss of 18 thousand dollars. Tabor Bros jewelers suffered about 15 thousand dollars in losses, fully insured. Insured amount stands at 10 thousand dollars.
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Dallas
Scollard
Tabor Bros., _jewelers
Cuba for Reciprocity Recalls Havana Merchants to Madrid
A Havana newspaper openly argues for a reciprocity treaty with the United States while reporting that Havana Chamber of Commerce leaders have been called to Madrid to present Cuban views. It criticizes Canovas del Castillo and blames US policy for Cuba's economic peril, warning of looming sugar industry ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Wasninctoy
Department of State
Ramon O. Williams
Havana
Chamber of Commerce
Economic Society
Tobacco Growers and Manufacturers’ Association
Board of
Sugar Planters of
Madrid
United States
Williams
la Lucha
Canovas del Cantillo
Canovas
Cuba
Binine
Santiago de Cuba
Cigarmakers’ Union
Washington
United Tates
Spain
Slaine
Mr. Canovas
Worrow’s Dispatch Announces Large 192-Column Magazine
The to, worrow's dispatch will publish a vast magazine totaling 192 columns across 24 pages and three parts. It positions itself as both a home circle magazine and a world news chronicle for its readers.
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Worrow
Dispatch
Cirele
Aged Kentucky Widower Sued for Breach of Promise
A Paris Kentucky suit seeks 50000 dollars in damages for breach of promise. Plaintiff Miss Lettie E Herman Case, 23, of Montgomery county alleges Jefferson Bryant, 63, a wealthy widower, promised to marry on October 16. The filing occurred this afternoon in Paris Kentucky.
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Lexinecton
Paris
Jefferson Bryant
Lettie E. Herman Case
Montgomery County
Pes
Jury Fixing a Profession Advices Court in Erie
Erie telegraph reports that the Grand Jury urged secrecy in juror lists to curb jury fixing. The panel claimed men in the county profit from fixing juries and expected the judge to order secret juror draws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Eriz
College Faculty Resignations at Ames University
Des Moines reports a wave of resignations at the State Agricultural College in Ames. President Chamberlain and Professors Smith Mount and Musical Director Eva Pike step down. E W Stanton named temporary president to lead during the transition.
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Des Moines
Chamberlain
Smith
Agricultural
Mount
Eva Pike
State Agricultural College At
Ames
E. W. Stanton
Cornerstone Laid for Young Men's Christian Association Building
In Iowa City the cornerstone of the new Young Men's Christian Association building was laid. The project raised thirty thousand dollars from State University students and local citizens, with Mrs. C. D. Close contributing ten thousand dollars.
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Iowa City
Young Men’s Chrisian Association
The
State University
C. D. Close
Superintendent Proposes Pension for Old Teachers
In St Paul on November 14 Superintendent Gilbert reports the schools may pension superannuated teachers lacking competency. He argues the move is a duty to both retired educators and the schools, urging pension provision.
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St. Pau
St. Paul
Gilbert
Fatal Fall On Steamship D Whitney Kills Patorski
At noon on November 14 on the steamer D Whitney John M Patorsaki was killed and Joseph Brandt fatally injured while unloading coal. Michael Egan and Fred Duglass were injured when a rope ascent failed and Patorsaki slipped from the hold.
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CutcaGo
John. M.patorsaki
Joseph Brandt
Michael Egan
Fred Duglass
D. Whitney
Patorsski
Bear Killed After Ride on Western Railroad Cowcatcher
A 300 pound black bear rode a train cowcatcher for miles at Wilder's Cut near Oxneur Bay, Pa. It was cornered in Wilder’s Cut and later slain by Giles Beers with a double barreled rifle after a crowd chased it through Cady Street to a stable. John Carmody was injured in the melee. Engineers Elwood and his fireman paused the train during the chase.
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Oxneur Bay
Warren
Eldred
Southeast Branch
Wilder's Cut
Dan Elwood
Elwood
Brain
Dick Jacobs
Jacobs
Dorr Street
Bear
Long's Hotel
Cady Street
Cady Creek
John Cameron
Cady and
Water Streets
Giles Beers
Beers
Gully
Bruin
John Carmody
Kipling Serial Breaks in Sunday Dispatch Edition
The Dispatch teases a new Kipling serial running exclusively on Sundays. The second installment and a synopsis of the first will appear tomorrow in a mammoth newspaper featuring 102 columns and twenty four pages.
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Kipling
THE
Dispatch
National Alliance Incorporation Noted In Albany
A certificate filed in Albany details The National Alliance a club claiming aims to promote personal liberty advance true democracy resist monopolies and exclusive legislation. Trustees listed include Adolph Luhre John Gilmore Boyd Daniel C. McGowan B Bischoff from New York and Henry Nichols Ralph W. Swinton John Hincklin of Brooklyn.
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Sepeciag
Dispateh
Albany
Free Trade
Bellamy Club
National Alliance
Adolph Luhre
John Gilmore Boyd
Daniel C. McGowan
B. Bischoff
New York
Henry Nichols
Ralph W. E. Swinton
John Hincklin
Brooklyn
Governor-Elect Boyd Returns to Zanesville After Columbus Visit
Governor elect James E. Boyd of Nebraska arrived in Zanesville with his brother Thomas F. Boyd of Omaha after attending the Thurman banquet in Columbus. An informal reception was held at the Clarendon Hotel with a large turnout of residents and former Zanesville residents noted in attendance.
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Boyd
Nebraska
Zanesville
Nme
Ggg
James E. Boyd
Thomas F. Boyd
Omaha
Thurman
Columbus
Clarendon
Anaes Papasea Seveeser Boyd
Wall Street Scene Shows Stability Amid Turbulence
A bustling market mood persists with traders noting steady losses and gains across sectors. Investors cite cautious optimism as parrots and monkeys gather attention in a lighthearted display, while legitimate business reports remain firm and absorb minor fluctuations.
Lima quarry blast kills three workers and injures others
A massive explosion at the Custer stove quarry near Lima shook the city at 7:30 am, blowing three men to atoms and injuring four more. George Fisher and Henry Wisekopf were leading the blast. several other workers were hurt, and the coroner and ambulance crews attended the scene. The blast used 75 pounds of Hercules powder mix.
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Lima
Custer Stove
Archive Addy
George Fisher
Henry Wisekopf
Fisher
Wisekopf
Burkett
Decatur
Ind
Jacob Custer
Samuel Watt
William Hank
Abraham Kiplever
Hercules
Heroe
A Child Burglar Caught After Early Morning Theft
A 7 year old Italian boy was picked up by Patrolman Brown on Doane Street after he and two companions attempted to flee. Officers found harmonicas toy watches and two purses on him. At A C Voce store on Hanover Street a broken window showed similar stolen goods. The child confessed some involvement but refused to name his companions.
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Boston
Doane Street
Brown
Pasquale
Leary
A. C. Voce
Hanover Street
Edison Interview Promises Future of Electricity and Flight
The Dispatch reports that Thomas Edison has been interviewed and will reveal insights on the future of electricity the potential of flying machines and other scientific advances in tomorrow’s edition. Twenty four pages. All the News.
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Thomas Edison
Dispatch
Fasne
Movement for Church Unity in Northwestern Ministers Meet
A meeting in Curiaco on November 14 discussed unifying liberal Christian movements into a Christian Alliance. Rev J T Sunderland of Ann Arbor highlighted financial gains from pooling weak churches to form one church across 15 towns. He urged agreement on essentials and tolerance of differing theology. Addresses were given by Rev Dr Semple of Minneapolis and Rev Dr Crowe of Newark among others.
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S. W. Semple
Minneapolis
EK. 5. Crowe
Newark
N. J
Paxton and Cayuga Railroad Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation filed in Springfield Illinois for the Paxton and Cayuga Railroad with capital stock of 2 million dollars. The proposed line would run from Paxton Illinois to Cayuga Indiana.
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Paxton
Caynga
Ind
Springfield
Ill
Paxton and Cayuga Railroad
Paxton, Ll
Ca Ind
Wakefield Claim Awarded Damages in State Board Ruling
The New York Board of Claims granted J. W. and H. C. Wakefield of Maine a damages award of 125 dollars from a 1,140 dollar demand. The claim stems from the repeal of the prison contract labor law which impeded a reform school project involving broom handles.
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Albany
Board of Claims Today
J. W
H.C. Wakefield
Maine
Jameson Widow Defends Husband Against Cannibalism Charge
Mrs. Elmer Jameson releases her late husband Jameson’s written statement and enclosures to counter Assad Faran’s cannibalism allegation. The documents include Jameson’s August 3 1888 letter and Faran’s September 28 1888 retrenchment, noting his death soon after and detailing the Stanley Falls incident and subsequent retelling.
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Jameson
Dunlap’s Cable Company
Lowpox
Ewin Pasha
William Mackinson
Assad Faran
Elmer Jameson
Mr. Jameson
Stanley Falls
Wm. McKinnon
Eoq
Barttelot
Asad Faran
Aranie
Yambuya
Kasonzo
Kiba Riba
T. Assad Faran
Emin Pasha
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Chili
Mir. Graph
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Lightner
Senator Ingalls
Kentucky
Dockers
Beuin
Wall Street
Talian
Movement For Church Unity
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Tauching
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Suakim
Assad
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