Dr Koch's Tuberculosis Therapy Sparks European Debate
Reports from Berlin describe Koch's lymph treatment drawing vast numbers of consumptive patients to clinics and hotels. Experts praise potential cures for tuberculosis while skeptics in France demand fuller proof, as hospitals expand and clinicians test the method under supervision.
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M. Pasteur
Bouchard
France
Bergmann
Fraentzei
Rast
Hamburg
Koch
Dr. Weyl
Frankfort
Cornet
Order of the Red Eagle
Prof. Koch
Sanitary Council of
Austria
Berlin
Vienna
Will Sail for Berlin to Study Koch Method at Penn
Dr. John Guiteras sails to Berlin to study Professor Koch's tuberculosis treatment. A Penn committee of Pepper Teson White and Masser will oversee extensive investigations at the University Hospital and bacteriological lab to test new methods and expand li ghening research on consumptives.
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J. William White
University of Pennsylvanw
Koch
Pew
Koel
Flo
Sanataria
Fiarvey
Pace
Hunter
Jenner
Pasteur
Ter
John Guiteras
Puu
Adelphia
University of Pennsylvania
University Hospital
William Pepper
Jamie Teson
John H. Masser
Gibson Wing
Universite
Guiters
Berlin
University
Henry C. Gibson
Bergeson
Philadelphia
Hon Shold
Prof. Koch
Ays Wust
Doctors Rally Behind German Scholar Koch Discovery
A year after a French claim, Dr Robert Koch announces a cure for tuberculosis in its incipient stage. The medical world reacts with cautious optimism, though few details are released. Dr Fordice Barker expresses strong faith in Koch's character while noting experiments are not yet conclusive.
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Fordice Barker
Disratcn
New York
Robert Koch
Imperial Hygienic Institute
Berlin
Dispatch
Dr. Koch
Koch
Trade with Africa and the Congo Enterprise Vision
Henry M. Stanley advocates private American trade with Africa Lord Congo, urging cargoes of canned goods lumber and furniture to Congo River factories and promising high profits. He stresses missionary work’s mixed record but overall success and supports railway progress toward Stanley Falls, noting Congo is rich in resources and ripe for American enterprise.
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Disratom
Philadelphia
Henry M. Stanley
Stratford
Africa
Mr. Stanley
Stanley Falls
New York Opinions on Koch Tuberculosis Discovery
Dr Loomis says Koch's work offers hope for external tuberculosis and cautious optimism for all forms. Dr Jacobi praises Koch as a serious student of science and a world gift, while noting final judgment may take six months to a year and tests in America are pending.
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Ovralcki
Koch
Berlin
War Department
Europe
Riviera
Jacobi
Prof Koch
New York
Dr. Loomis
Dr. Koch
Prof. Koch
America
Abraham Jacobi
Alabama Governor and Congress vote counts released
The General Assembly counted the Alabama election totals. Governor Jones, Democrat, won with 149,912 votes to Long Republican 42,390 and Couls Prohibition 1,565, giving a 96,137 majority. Democrats captured eight congressional districts statewide.
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Montgomery
General Assembly
Jones
Long
Couls
Villard Coming Home to Take Personal Charge
Henry Villard plans return to New York aboard the 20th inst, sending additional funds after Europe trip. William Nelson Cromwell, assignee of Decker Howell & Co, notes Villard has not abandoned his ventures and has remitted several million dollars to representatives in New York. His German holdings remain substantial and he is not personally affected by the Decker Howell & Co failure.
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New York
William Nelson Cromwell
Decker, Howell & Co
Henry Villard
Villard
Europe
Germany
America
Failure of Kansas City Packing and Allied Companies
Boston financiers report the Kansas City Packing and Chase Refrigerating Company and two allied firms have failed for 1 million dollars. George E. Parker, a director, received the assignment for creditors. The central offices are in Boston at 114 State Street with Kansas City tied to the origin of the venture. The new Kansas City entity absorbed the two older firms, which still maintain separate organizations.
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Boston
Diefatch
Kansas City Packing and Chase Refrigerating Company
Kansas City Packing Company
Cold Blast Transportation Company
George E. Parker
State Street
This City
Kansas City
New England
Kaansas City Packing and Chase Refrigerating Company
Train Fire Aboard Old Colony Train Causes Quick Evacuation
Passengers were evacuated from a burning coach on an Old Colony line train from Boston after an overheated stove ignited one end of the car. The conductor ordered two by two exits through the front door to a safe car, the train reached Mansfield, and crew members fought the blaze with axes and buckets, damaging the roof but preventing casualties.
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Providencr
Shore Line
Old Colony Road
Boston
Sharon
Mansfield
Favor Female Delegates Do Not End Methodist Fight
St Louis reports show widespread support from churches for women as lay delegates to the National Conference Yet church law and conference rules prevent automatic admission and the vote of congregations cannot bind annual or general conferences Dr Frye notes that two thirds of 109 annual conferences would be required for victory.
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St. Louis
Methodist Church
Union
National Conference of the Church
Benjamin St. James Frye
Central Christian Advocate
Helping Out The Bank
New York November 15 depositors of the North River Bank agreed to keep $500000 of the $1900000 on deposit for 90 days if the bank can reopen promptly. Directors met and Gedney said resumption possible Tuesday. Plan to raise capital to $500000 discussed. current capital is $240000. Directors would take $260000 at par and fund the bank. Superintendent Preston approved the stock increase if $1000000 of depositors signed to hold off and enough money is raised to pay other depositors.
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New York
North River Bank
E. EF. Gedney
Preston
Abused Her Confidence Miss Clapp Sues Ex Husband
Eva Katherine Clapp of Athol Massachusetts a nationally known authoress suits Tilghman H Mink her divorced husband in the United States Circuit Court for 7000 dollars awarded in Chicago Divorce Court. She accuses him of abusing her and her confidence and seeks the original amount plus further relief. Mink reportedly worth 20000 from a prominent Allentown family.
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Miss Clapp
Dispatch
Philadelphia
Eva Katherine Clapp
Athol
Mass
United States
Tilghman H. Mink
Chicago
Cook County
Mink
Allentown
Local Woman Aims for Presidency at World Exposition
Miss Phoebe Cousins of St Louis visits Chicago to campaign for the presidency of the Ladies Board of Managers at the World Columbian Exposition. Her candidacy centers on organizing female participation and management for the expo events.
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Chicago
Phoebe Cousins
St. Louis
Tragedy on Main Street Endangers Rev. Jones Family
Cartersville dispatch reports C. Jones brother of Rev. Sam P. Jones shot Jim Young a colored man three times on Main Street this evening. Young died within 25 minutes and Jones was jailed on the scene.
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Cartersville, GA
C. Jones
Sam P. Jones
Jim Young
Main Street
Jones
PLOTS AGAINST SPEAKER REED AND FATE OF BILL
Washington dispatch reports a bloc plotting against Speaker Reed amid fears the federal elections bill will be abandoned in the Senate. Blaine is seen as likely presidential nominee by many Republicans and some Democrats. Tariff changes are discussed to placate Western voters while避免.
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Dispatchh
Blaine
Congress
Senate
Lodge
Reed
Plumb, Paddock
Pettiview
Wes
Bill makes insinuation of character criminal libel
GuTHRIE November 15 a bill has passed one House making it criminal libel for a newspaper to insinuate anything against a man's character whether it is a fact or not
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Guthrie
The Dispatch Directory Contents and Page Guide Summary
An archival listings summary outlining The Dispatch Directory issue structure. Describes three parts across 24 pages with sections on news local and foreign, society items, literature, markets, and miscellaneous notices. Mentions specific feature items and page numbers for various columns and personalities.
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Fieuler
W. Woolhy
Howard Felding
Bessi
Boamele
Willian A. Hamecox
M. Dotogs
the Grand Army
Govsp
the Guards
Gusalp Meaver
Great Baring Bros. Scandal Highlights Bank Panic in London
Reported collapse of Barings Brothers hits American and English markets with rumors of liquidation. Bank of England rescue efforts and Rothschild syndicate help calm fears as other banks near suspension. Key figures include Lord Revelstoke and Thomas Baring amid Argentine securities risk and world finance pressures.
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Baring Bros
Bank of England
Rothschlds
The
Mariettas
Gibbs
Martins
John Biddolph Martin
Iattes
Victoria Woodhull
Panic on Change Shifts Trading in Chicago Wheat
News discloses a Wall Street panic echoed in Chicago as the Board of Trade session shows no demand for wheat. Long holders rushed to sell amid wild commotion while London’s troubled markets add to the selloff. Continuation on page seven.
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Chicago
TU Dispatom
Nicaco
Wallstreet
London
Board of Trade
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Loxpox
Jkovh
Nothsage
Vienna University
Medicine
Pvor
Bithroth
Alove
Geran
Koch Onivy
Orion
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Schenlista
Winhi
Clinique
Albrechtsstrasse
de Amperial Sanitary Institute
Reic
Gesundheitenntt
Lewy
Prenssuuwerstrasee
Levy
Alexander Platz
Germania
Piunl
Pfahl
Bertmann
Fraentzel
Brieger
Weigart
Hamburg Hospital
Nothnagel
Ionardel
Doyen
Paris
Bronariel
Explorer Stanley
American Enterprise
Congo River
Congo
Jay
Philadelphiasod
Kabinda
Gaboon
Cone
Stanley
Stanley Pool
Congo Free State
Bombay
Buile
Zanzibar
England
NEW York Opinions
Alabama
Old Colony
North River
Sam Jones
Brother
Sam
Speaker Reed
Washingroy
Samuel B. Dick
Meadville
Tre Dispatch
Mr. Delamater
Mr. Dick
Delamater
House
Burrows
Henderson
Iowa
Barrows
Mississippi
Lightner
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the Electrical News
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Hailee T
Body and Kipling
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O.e. BE
U. Rscawege Depew
Harrison
G.canrester
Obaka Hele Brave
HEV
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Panne B
Waito Paye
Crofmer
Edgar L. Wakemas
Clara Morris
Pittsburg
W. G. Kaupmasn
Lack Craig Royston
Witte AC
Fiat Pocketbooks
Miss Grundy
Labie
Ellice Sereva
Cesercevssen
Veryilie Doy
the Rothechilds
Calla
Loxton
Paring Bros
Enrland
Baring Bros. & Co
Buring
John
Franz Buring
St. Ansgara
Bremen
Francia
Alex. Baring
Anne Louisa
William Bingham
Pennsylvania
Alexander Baring
Barings
House of Baring Bros
Jackson and
van Buren
Brows Bros
Argentine Republic
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Lord Revelstoke
James Stewart Hodgson
Henry Bingham Mildmay
Charles Lloyd Norman
Thomas Charles Baring
Francis Henry Baring
Earl of Northbrook
Robert Kirkman Hodgson
Thomas Baring
William Halted
Liverpool
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