Men of science probe Dr Friedman cure for tuberculosis
Berlin physician Dr Friedrich S Friedman asserts a new serum cures tuberculosis after two years of experiments. European and American doctors investigate his claim, noting his method involves a living bacilli strain with minimal toxicity and potential prophylactic use in newborns while awaiting rigorous tests.
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Berlin
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Sepferd
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Germany
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Fiedman
Medical Society
E. Muller
Schleich
Heymann
J. Citron
G. Clemperer
Goldscheider
Orth
Citron
Rome Bacilli
Carnegie to Hold 25 Million Amid Homestead Tensions
The note suggests Carnegie should retain his remaining 25 million to weather Homestead strike tensions as workers push for living wages. It also mentions Sarah Bernhardt earning 30000 for a silent film role, claiming artistry over money.
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SARAH_BERNHARDT
Nothing Serious and City Dabblings in Belmont
In a miscellany of notes, Sylvia Beckwith, Seattle’s first woman tentative juror in a first degree murder trial, is dismissed on a peremptory challenge. Federal grand jury adds indictments in census fraud. A man is arrested before attempting to rob John D. Rockefeller. Babble about current events includes Belmont’s chorus-girl wife, urban prosperity, and reminiscences on local transit and old depots.
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Sylvia BR. Beckwith
Seattle
Murphy
Seattle Harbor Delays As 60 Mile Gale Strikes
Friday summary notes a 60 mile gale delaying all Seattle harbor boats until after midnight while a Democratic city convention is in session. It mentions demolitions at the Parker hotel Borenay and Mercer and cites a humorous note about Nazimova’s English tutor marrying her.
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Parker Hotel
Borenay
Mercer
Familiar Newspaper Snippets From Old Stories
John Jones and John Smith Jones said he did not know it was loaded. Smith leaves a widow and three children. There are 26,000 burglaries a year in New York City. The cricket is a welcome guest in many English houses signifying luck and an omen when it leaves.
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John Jones
John Smith
Jones
Smith
New York City
New York
William St
Holland
Unpopular trees declared nuisances in city removal order
A unanimous resolution orders the removal of popular trees under the board of public services guidance. The item appears amid a collage of varied news notes and anecdotes from the era, including theater portraits and suffrage chatter.
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Board of Public Services
Norwalk, O
Herald
Editor's Mail Queens at Minnesota Belittle True Democracy
Minnie B. Frazier urges Star readers to reject the notion of University of Minnesota women as queens. She argues democracy should reject aristocratic titles and class distinctions, praising equal treatment for women in free institutions and criticizing royal terminology.
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the Star
University of Minnesota
Europe
America
U. of Minn
Minnie B. Frazier
Misdirected energy on Sunday mail and gifts
A fragmented note critiques Sunday mailning and gift routines. It mentions directing effort toward improper ends and urges against useless gifts. The text references asking about a yarn, a belt on a man, and a tailor questioning wool.
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