WITOR SETS NEA VE IN SURGERY APPLAUSE AT MEDICAL HALL
In St Louis at the American Medical Association convention, Dr. W W Grant of Denver demonstrated a nerve repair for facial and neck paralysis caused by a bullet. Dr J B Murphy praised the method as a new surgical landmark amid expert interest and patient demonstrations.
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Medical
St. Louis
St Louis
W. W. Gant
Denver
Odeon
American Medical Association
J. B. Murphy
Chicago
Murphy
Grant
Deuser
Gueoss
Police Break Up Suffrage Meeting on City Plaza
Police dispersed a women’s suffrage gathering on the city plaza claiming obeying the director of public safety. Prominent suffragists initially resisted arrest but chose to stand down to avoid detainment and will appeal to the mayor. Headache powders prove fatal in Illinois. Mrs Carrithers dies after overdose. funeral details pending. Arkansas Democrats launch ticket at Little Rock convention with Gov Donaghey nominated for reelection and several state officials named.
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Philadelgua
Director of Public Safety
Bloomington
H. (. Carrithers
Fairbury
Arkansas
Lite Rock
Ark
George W. Donaghey
H. L. Norwood
Earle W Hodges
John W. Crockett
Supreme Court
W. F. Kirby
John R. Jobe
R. G. Dye
Fred H. Phillips
Joint Conference On Railroad Bill Begun
President Taft and leading Republicans Aldrich and Dwight preside as conferees press the railroad bill. They meet continually to push a report and shape a legislative program amid ongoing talks in Washington.
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Joint Conference ON
Washington
Taft
Aldrich
Dwight
House
Von
Louisiana Lawmaker Seeks Ban on Bridge Whist Playing
Baton Rouge Democrat Derouen filed notice of a bill in the Louisiana House to suppress bridge whist. He said the measure would benefit children by limiting their mothers and help husbands who have little contact with wives who play bridge. The June filing cites the aim as absolute suppression of the game.
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Ravogli
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Derouen
Tam
Roosevelt Packing Up in New Hampshire Railroads and Rain
Theodore Roosevelt Jr his fiancée Miss Eleanor Alexander and Mrs Alexander arrived by road from Littleton after a heavy rainstorm. They came to pack for shipment to California a collection of antique furniture in Mrs Alexander's cottage given to the bride by her mother as a wedding present.
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N. H
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Eleanor Alexander
New York
Envoys to greet Teddy on Roosevelt return visit
President Taft sent James Wilson and Secretary Meyer to New York to meet former President Roosevelt on his homeward voyage. They will be joined by Capt. Archibald Butt bearing a letter welcoming Roosevelt, selected for their Roosevelt cabinet ties.
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Washington
Taft
James Wilson
Agriculture
Meyer
Navy Department
New York
Roosevelt
Archibald Willingham Butt
Wilson
Wisconsin wife pleads guilty to smuggling charge
Mrs Charles W Allen of Kenosha Wisconsin pleads guilty to smuggling and is fined one hundred dollars in New York June stemming from crime. The article identifies Mrs Allen as the wife of Charles W Allen of Wisconsin.
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Charles W. Allen
Wisconsin
New York
Kenosha, Wis
Court rules mixed blood makes child a Negro in District
A District of Columbia court declares that one eighth to one sixteenth black blood defines a child as Negro for school entry rules. Isabel Wall, seven, daughter of poolroom owner Stephen Wall, loses access to white schools. Wall plans appeal. Also noted are a smuggling conviction with a $100 fine, a Swedish bishop addressing Augustana jubilee, two Missouri University twins earning rolls, and William De Crum nominated as minister resident to Liberia.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Dan Thew Wright
District Supreme Court
Isabel J. Wall
Stephen W. Wall
Wall
William de Crum
South Carolina
Monrovia
Liberia
Crum
Roosevelt
Charleston
S. C
Opened Parliament II New Reign Under King George V
Parliament opens amid debate over curbing Lords vetoes and finances. Central issue is King George V oath reform affecting Protestant declarations. Liberals and Unionists seek private agreement while awaiting the king's stance, which may determine the settlement's direction.
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London
George V
George
Edward
House of Lords
Downing Street
Madero Rival Seized In Mexico Amid Election Turmoil
Private reports from Monterey state that Francisco Madero foe, a rival to Diaz, has been secretly arrested and imprisoned. The arrest follows Diaz’s order as Mexico prepares for the June 25 presidential vote.
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New York
Monterey
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Philadelphia
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Teddy
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United States
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Evilcee of Arts and Science
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Prescott, Ark
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