Man Befriended Dog Becomes Maniac in Hydrophobia Case
In Helgelwisch a man named Frederick Johnson died after turning violent amid fears of hydrophobia. His wife and children fled as he ordered the dog killed. Doctors suspect the rabid dog bite may have triggered his madness though no bite marks or inoculation signs were noted. A brother sought Pasteur hospital. The doctor warns other family members may contract the disease. Also an ad for silk and linen handkerchiefs appears.
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Star
Chicago
Helgewisch
Frederick Johnson
We Western Car Foundry
Johnson
Clark
Hammond
Pasteur Hospital
No Claimant to Ownership of a Gambling House
In Portland, Sheriff Ward raided a gambling site and confiscated equipment. Mike Solomon admits cafe ownership but denies club ties and sues for damages, alleging loss of good will. A Portland grand jury indicted Peter Grant, Harvey Date and Nathan Solomon for public nuisance pool hall activities. Robert McCormick, U.S. ambassador to Russia, begins return voyage from the United States. The U.S. government seeks explanation from Venezuela over expulsion of journalist A F Jaurette.
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Portland
Ore
Dee
Portland Club
Wee
New York
Robert 8. McCormick
Russia
United States
St. Petersburg
Moltke
Hambur
Washington, D. C
Venezuela
A. F. Jaurette
South American
Monk Ignatius Lyne and the raising of the dead claim
Anglican monk Father Ignatius Jos. Leycester Lyne, founder of Llanthony Abbey in Wales, is alleged to heal the sick and raise the dead. He recounts miracles in the United States and Britain, and declares divine possession prompts him to heal, with praise for his spiritual father Dr. Pusey and a vow to bear witness despite past silence.
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Father Ignatius
Llanthony Abbey
Wales
Lenatius Jos
Leycester Lyne
Church of England
Plymouth
London
United States
New York
Boston
Newport
Potter
Ignatian
Lianthong Abbey
Lianthony Abbey
Mary CeeiMa
Order of
St. Benedict
Ignatius
Dr. Pusey
Local Court Convicts Stone in Counterfeit Case
Stone was found guilty in circuit court yesterday of involvement in making counterfeit coins. He was sentenced to one year at McNeil's Island and fined $2100. A demonstration showed electricity burning through chrome steel in a bank vault door, highlighting insulation gaps.
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HH. PN
Stone
Posseson
McNeil's Island
Erickson
Philippines
Stimson Mill Company
Ballard
A. Harmon
J. Eugene Jordan
Griffin
Jordan
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Alki
Alaska
H. W. Mellen
Copper Mountain
Prince of Wales Seladd
Mellen
Annie MacKnight
MacKnight
Twentieth Avenue
Share Profits With Workmen in Chicago Christmas Gifts
Chicago firms including Banka Crane company and others will distribute over 1 million dollars in Christmas gifts to workers. The Crane company alone will pay 256 thousand dollars to about 6 thousand employees, giving each 10 percent of their yearly salary. Banks and brokerage houses are adopting the profit sharing plan as well. The Popular Neckwear House advertises broad selection of neckwear at Ben Brooks and Con, 1231 Indiana Avenue.
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Chicago
Banka
Eeach
Milady
Smart
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B. N. Brooks & Co
Chretmas
Great Northern Ry
Shrewsbury
Assen
Great Northern
Eee
Xmas Footwear
la Capella
W.l.douglas
Eterson
Lgood Goods
Pike Street
The
Sonattos
Charlotte Thompson
Mra
BE N. Brooks & Con
Ind Ave
Clube
Enen
Stoke
Evienings
Mission Desk
Standard Furniture Company
First Avenue
L. Schoenfeld & Sons
Seattle
Bellingham
Tacoma
Che
Fisher & Lane
University
Oie
China
Eric
BRAC
Onyx Novelties
Isabella Fox
Marten
Phil
Ukei
Candy Kitchen
Nybody
Dolla
Iven
Will Prior
Girlie
Room 206
Mr. Giles
Alee Club
Nation
Mr. Saunderson
Barytone
Frank Bogardus
P. Vert Parvi
Burt
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