Medical trust alleged prompting national investigation
A confused report states a national commission is investigating alleged medical trust activities in California and mentions doctors and exam passing concerns. The piece notes a Dr. Rigby and a Wisconsin Medical group, with references to reputations and retaliation, but details are unclear.
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United Press
Trust of
California
Riney
Hedeclan
Amer
Rigby
Wisconsin
Gould Lines Face Terminal Aging and Debt Pressure
Report from York in May describes the Gould trans railroad system under financial strain with aging terminals and rising interest charges. A potential reorganization may be proposed, with a meeting expected to decide on final steps. A committee to meet mortgage holders and publicize member names is forming as stakeholders monitor the situation.
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United Preas
York
Gould Trans
Rm Terminal Railway
Ae Ie
Gould Inter R T
Nome Mining Dispute In Alaska Courtcase
A court in Alaska handles claims over a $5,000,000 stake tied to the Nome Estate and the Alaska Pioneer Mining Co. Allegations involve misappropriation and rights to proceeds. The case centers on who holds half the assets and control amid disputed half shares.
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Nome
T. W. Jobo
Alaska Lund Pioneer Mining Co
Vian American Teak
Alaska
Building Front Moved Back Nine Feet on Third Avenue
Work on the seven story New York building began in February to widen Third Avenue. The front was moved back nine feet with track crews in place yesterday. The method avoided demolition or removal of brick as most tenants remained unaware during the operation. Architect A Wickersham oversaw the project.
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New York
Not
A. Wickersham
Father of Actor Hanford Dead
Levi Hanford of California pioneer of the days of ’49 dies at 56 after a long career as a pension bureau clerk. He is the father of actor Charles 4. Hanford and sailed to California in 1849, mining at Amador before opening a store and later entering government service in 1883.
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Washington
California
Levi Hanford
Pension Bureau
Charles 4. Hanford
Hanford
Cape Horn
San Francisco
Amador
Robert C. Downetree
Volcano
Northwest mining men organize new American Mining Congress branch
At the Northwest three day convention Seattle was chosen as permanent headquarters for a new Northwest branch of the American Mining Congress. Officers named include President A W McIntire and Treasurer J F Kennedy. Idaho and Montana directors named with five presidents from states and territories listed for board representation.
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Northwest Mining Men's
Northwest
American Mining Congress
Seattle
A. W. McIntire
J. F. Kennedy
Montana
Idaho
Washington
J. Conaway
Ore
A. Seselone
Alaska
J. W
Yukon Territory
Dr. Willis
Beltish Columbia
Kay McKay
Seattle Medical Crowd Offered New York Orchestra Return
Medical people of Seattle who missed the New York Symphony's program under Walter Damfrosch will be glad to learn of its return engagement Sunday afternoon at the Moore Theatre. The concerts have proved such successes this week and another opportunity is provided.
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Seattle
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Dantfrosch
Moore Theatre
Did Lucille Mulhall Lose the Ring in Court Battle
Lucille Mulhall a renowned American rider may keep a $400 ring after a dispute with Price Taylor. She testified the ring was a Christmas gift and denied promising marriage. A judge ruled she might retain the ring amid questions about letters and intent.
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Star
ST. Louis
Lucille Muthall
Zach Muthall
Oklahoma
Price Taylor
10S Ranch
Miss Mulhall
Taylor
Marine Men Up in Arms Over San Francisco Harbor Incident
A tumultuous clash between Captain Horthingham and about 800 ship masters and pilots looms as charges mount against J. D. Peters Modoc and Yernwood for whistle blowing on the Atlantic fleet’s arrival. The inspector contemplates harsher action after warnings of mass license surrender reach the local board.
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United Press
San Francisco
Horthingham
J. D. Peters
Modoc
Yernwood
San Francisco Bay
Hermingham
California
United States
British Troops Pressed by Mohmand Rebels on Indian Frontier
United Press dispatch from Calcutta reports Mohmand tribesmen resisting the British advance along the Northern Indian frontier after a battle that cost over 200 lives. Gen. Sir James Willcocks faces a difficult situation as fears of wider rebellion grow. About 7,000 rebels are active out of an estimated 16,000 in the field.
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Yeorilpdettu
Chetera
James Willcocks
Thornton Chase to Speak at Pahan Revelation Night
Chicago resident Mr. Thornton Chase will give a talk about the Pahan revelation at the home of Mrs. Lowe P Resh 529 Helmont Ave tonight at 8 o clock. All interested friends are invited to attend.
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Thornton Chase
Chicago
Mm. Lowe P Resh
Helmont
Oclock
Naval Rendezvous Proposed for Puget Sound Waters
May 28 report from Navy Yard Puget Sound notes Admiral Durwelt urges Seake and other Puget Sound cities to buy a suitable naval rendezvous tract and donate it to the government. He plans to press for a naval rendezvous and target practice grounds on Puget Sound to serve as a flame port for the Pacific fleet.
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Navy Yard
Puget Bound
Seake
Puget Sound
W. T. Durwelt
Pacific
Telegraphers End Strike Talk Ahead of Union Convention
New York May 24. President Percy Thomas of the New York Commercial Telegraphers announces all strike talk is stopped and the operators will not quit their keys on June 1 at least until after the union convention if it is held on June 6.
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New York
Percy Thomas
Bo Eal
Commercial Telegraphers
Steamship City of Seattle Heads North With Passengers and Freight
The City of Seattle sailed for Southeastern Alaska with a large passenger list and general freight. Lieut. Jeunet of the U S signal corps and Prof. Fred H Kroger of Cornell University will help establish wireless stations at Nome Fort Exbert and Fort Gibbon. The Hyades nears completion of 5 500 tons of Nome and Yukon freight. Schubach & Hamilton cut second class fare Seattle Nome to 25 dollars. Monticello schedule from Flyer dock with multiple daily departures.
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Seattle
Alaska
Lieut. Jeunet
The
United States Signal
Hétx
Nome
Fort Exbert
Fort Gibbon
Fred H. Kroger
Cornell University
Lieut
Jeunet
Yukon River
Shea
Pier 14
Schubach & Hamilton
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Butte
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Getarday
Wallace and
Valere
NAVAL
Westerner
Annes
Mission Hat and Coat
Pine ST
Hyades
U. &. Navy Yard
Monticello
Flyer Dock
Ewtterr
DOLLA
Heineman & O’connor
Heinemann&Conner
Heineman & O'Conner
New Monarch Shoe & Clothing Co
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