Crowded New York Scene as Friedmann Treats TB Victims
In New York on March 20 crowds of mothers with famine afflicted children pleaded with Berlin scientist Friederich Franz Friedmann as he arrived to treat tuberculosis patients. Rain fell while government doctors limited care to hospital cases, and women kneeled, begging for healing for their babies.
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New York
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Berlin
Friedmann
Star Commissioner Noble Attends Friedmann Clinic Today
Dr Noble reports a remarkable Friedmann clinic with strong city interest. He notes improved patient outcomes and growing hope, and promises a full report tomorrow from Friedmann’s celebrated hospital session observed by observers.
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DR. Noble
STAR
Arrest of Admiral's Wife in Murder Case at Hingham
In Hingham Massachusetts on March 20 Mrs. Eaton was arrested and charged with the murder of Rear Admiral Joseph G. Eaton. An inquest into the admiral’s death near Norwell resumed as police seek the will leaving everything to Dorothy Ainsworth, the admiral’s step daughter. The district attorney said stomach analysis by Harvard chemist Prof. Whitney showed strong traces of arsenic, and Mrs. Eaton pleaded not guilty before Judge Edward. The case was continued to March 28 and she is held without bail.
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Hingham
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Jos. G. Eaton
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Admiral Eaton
Norwell
Dorothy Ainsworth
Edward
Wm. Whitney
Harvard
Mra. Eaton
Admirals
Faton
Jenate Harrison
Alexandria
Admiri
Nother chilly night coming
Weather report notes another cold night ahead as a cold snap continues despite attempts to dispel it. The forecast calls for subfreezing temperatures with low teens and a brisk wind, leaving families huddled indoors and seeking warmth.
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Salisbury
Fire destroys big sawmill at Lake Union area
A blaze at 3726 12th Ave N E destroyed the Pacific Lumber and Timber plant at the north end of Lake Union near Latona. Fire started about 7 am, caused $200,000 in damage, with flames under control by 10 am as crews saved nearby property. The mill, insured, likely to be rebuilt. Samuel L. Cravens governs the company.
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Lake Union
Latona
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Samuel L. Cravens
12Th Av. N. E
Wife seeks divorce after appendicitis operation turns husband crank
Mrs Anna C Knight obtained a divorce decree from Judge Mitchell Gilliam. She says after an appendectomy Knight became irascible and mean, prompting her to leave. She alleges he appropriated their property, borrowed money from friends, and then departed.
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Mitchell Gilliama
Knight
Scheme to curb walkers by blocking street crossing
A council meeting reveals a satirical plan to stop pedestrians mid block to prevent auto collisions. A driver voices a cynical view that tourist appeal would suffer if cars slowed, mocking the idea while arguing for harsher limits. The piece treats the episode as a farce about city safety and traffic rules.
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Seattle
Star After Facts Only In Investigation Of Cure
The Star has doubted the Friedmann tuberculosis cure since its announcement but continues its policy of reporting facts. It financed cable reports from Berlin and sent a reputable physician to New York to cover Friedmann’s arrival. The paper aims to provide reliable information to readers.
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Star
Herlin
New York
Friedmann
Soldier Tolman Killed After Alley Fight at Port Townsend
Private Tolman of the 62nd Coast Artillery at Fort Worden died after a street fight in Port Townsend. He assaulted Policeman Finter, fled when Officer Ezell arrived, and Ezell fired at the ground, a bullet ricocheting and killing Tolman. Ezell was exonerated.
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Tolman
62Rd Coast Artillery
Fort Warned
Finter
Lower Water St
Ezell
Friedmann tuberculosis cure hailed as epoch making
Dr. Herman Frauenthal of the New York hospital for deformities said United States Surgeons Anderson and Stimson, overseeing the Friedmann care, believe the treatment is the greatest tuberculosis discovery in medicine. He cited government experts who call the Friedmann cure epoch making.
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New York
Herman Frauenthal
New York Hospital
United States
Anderson and Stimson
Frauenthal
Star Reports Impartial Look at Friedmann Medical Claim
Dr Charles S. Noble conducted first hand investigations to observe Friedmann and study treatment results on patients. The Star claims impartial reporting amid global interest, stating it will publish confirmed facts and verdicts in three months, hoping for a life saving discovery or reporting failure.
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Friedmann
Charles S. Noble
New York
United States
Eight Hour Law Favored by Alaska Mine Owners
Mine owners in Alaska notify the legislature they favor an eight hour law. They are considering several bills and urge specifying the start time of work to avoid disputes whether it begins on entry to the mine or when actual work begins.
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Juneau
Alaska
Truthful Sailorman Tales From Icky-Icky Adventure
A group of narrators interview Mr. Goode aboard a ship about Icky-Icky in Chili. He recounts a rough voyage from Iquique to Seattle with strange natives, flying fish storms, and a humorous glimpse into Chill culture. The tale mixes travel misadventure with comic, period dialogue and ends with the crew seeking to publish the truth.
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Tokyo
Goove
Mare
Iquique
Seattle
Chili
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Mr Goode
Ir. Goode
Frisco
Government tests Friedmann tuberculosis cure claim
Six government bacteriologists observe Friedmann's tuberculosis cure as millions of tubercle bacilli propagate in lab conditions. Monkeys with tuberculosis are tested outside the main facility as the culture system potentially multiplies bacteria for world supply.
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Orrege
Washington
Uncle Sam
Friedmann
Plague Doctor Pleads Patience Amid Rioting Scenes
A city doctor, overwhelmed by a crowd of grieving mothers, vows to treat all plague victims but asks families to stay home and have patience. He warns against rushing to New York and promises later access to care for every sufferer.
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New York
Maxine Elliott Denies Engagement Rumor Cable
London dispatch quotes actress Maxine Elliott denying reports she is engaged to Anthony F. Wilding. She states she is not engaged and never intends to be. Efforts to reach Wilding in Nice and elsewhere were unsuccessful.
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Wilding
London
Maxine Elliott
Anthony F. Wilding
Nice
France
The Star Tonight Ad Section Teases Local Offers
The Star tonight markets a range of ads promising desirable houses and apartments in sought after locations. Shoppers are urged to watch for furniture and home articles at large reductions from Seattle merchants.
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Star
Seattle
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