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The Mad Dog Delusion
A skeptical view on hydrophobia argues it is a superstition and far less deadly than common injuries. Dr Arthur Dulles notes rabies deaths are rare compared with measles bites and insect stings, citing a Jersey City wardens’ experience handling thousands of dogs without rabies cases. He urges proper wound care to prevent fear-driven actions against dogs.
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Charles W. Dulles
Philadelphia
the & PP. C. A
Hudson County
New Jersey
Jersey City
Cheese in Politics Shakes New York Gubernatorial Race
A whimsical yet pointed tale notes cheese at saloon free lunches shaping New York politics. Liquor dealers cut cheese from counters, upsetting dairymen and stirring debate on a potential governor driven by a dairy industry and saloon politics in a contest seen as pivotal.
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New York
New York State
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Barbers Prepare Challenge to Board Over Revocations
The 27 barbers whose licenses were revoked by the state examining board plan to test the board’s power in court. Robert Chaney was arrested forContinuing in the operation of his shop despite the order. Union lawyer John I Mart will prosecute. Corwin B Shank and 7 Kh Winer represent the revoked barbers who claim the board’s sanctions exceed its authority.
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Atate Bare Ber’ Examining Board
Robert Chaney
Hie
Clowe
John I Mart
Corwin
Shank
Winer
Shankyperterday
Fisheries Study Takes City Delegation Abroad
A city group led by M htevoda plans to study fisheries and learn American catching methods while surveying Japanese practices. The delegation includes Nick Mengelu of Georgetown and Nora Letd, both 26, and others from Monahan Washington and South Park. Also noted is a local court incident where Broch Roper War was fined for a quarrel, with keeper Mather Rever involved. A promotional prompt asks about a $12.50 wait sale from Singermann & Co.
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Havin
Irean
Nick Mengelu
Georgetown
Nora Letd
Bouth Park
William Lenedale
Bane Lattie
Monahan
Wash
Paul KR. Hues
Mary Flicker
South Park
Labor Shortage Hits Alaskan Klondike Work
Word arrives of a labor shortage across Klondike steamship and rail projects. Employers struggle to hire. work in Dawson Atlin and Aka stalls. White Pass and Yukon railway reports cannot recruit for line and general construction delays likely without immediate labor.
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Dawson
Atlin
Aka
White Pass
Yukon
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