Suit Filed Over Malpractice Claim Against Dr Peterson
A.B Gammage of Kansas City sues Dr Ruben Peterson of Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids for $50,000 alleging malpractice during an attempted operation at St Marks hospital. The suit cites forcible restraint and use of chloroform to perform the procedure after the patient resisted. The action names witnesses and campaign ties to Milwaukee and New York heirs, plus related property and distant legal questions.
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A.B Gammage
Kansas City
Grand Rapids
Pwplis
Ruben Peterson
Wepée
Peterson
St Marks Home
Ganuase
Ganinege
Peter Eon
Anil
Gannage
Damagis
Hele
Milton Aaron Fiwanta
Kalamaroo
Robert Iwaris
New York City
Broadway
Wall Street
Trinity Church
Robert Edwards
Wright
Jacob
Aaron
Kalamazoo
Prook
Edward
James Walter
Sidney Paxon
B.A. Rakin
Dayton
Gee
Davis
L Coughborough
New York
Kalateazoo
Climax Woman Found Dead in House as Investigation Opens
A widow, Mrs. George W. Hawyer, aged 41, was found dead in her Climax home with twine around her neck, suggesting strangulation amid advanced decomposition. Neighbors recall loud quarrel last Friday. a murder was suspected and an official inquiry began. In Detroit, Judge S M Breckinridge collapsed and died during a Presbyterian general assembly address, attributed to apoplexy, causing shock among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FH. L. Cox
Kelana
General Assembly of the Presbytern Chore
Detroit
Chicago
Briggs
Union Seminary
Princeton
General Assembly
Werle
van Styke & Adams
Leslie
Gaylord Sone
Katamarno
Luke Cooney
Nehemiah
Chase
Kalamarno
Cooney
Chwae
Axwela- Hon
Jackson
Kimund Haug
Detrnt
Aime E Muge
Dundes
George J. Nissly
Saline
T. H. Siifer
Jeckson
Io. Groevenor
Monroe Thyire
Duncal
George W. Hawyer
Accu
S M. Breckinridge
St Louis
The
Presbyterian Church
Lie Assembly
Michigan State Items Highlight Local Dignitaries and Events
A garbled array of Michigan notices reports deaths and retirements, school funding votes, library plans, drowned accident near Detroit lake, hotel and pension financing in Manistique, a 74 year old Detroit resident, a 16 year old Bay City youth missing with foul play feared, a 25 subscribers start fund, and a county grange meeting addressed by Ex-Gov Lure.
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Amull
Bay City
Bonday
Sey
We O
Muller Wod
Joseph Sharps
Genryn Abbott
Sears
Mikaing
Fearwell
Distriet
Jackson
Wodmnrsday
Turd
Sufin Bot & Co
Detrot
Tela | Pomeension
Goo
Younlls
Deratur
Belding
Vitivons
Simon Miller
Ada
Wumger Hotel
Chicago Capitaliste
Frank J. Munson
O Weta
Manistique
Chwad Maple
State Legislature Debates Tax Rise for Express Firms
The legislature weighs higher taxes for express companies and railroad interests. Col Trumbull defends increased levies while questioning company incorporation, wages, and local tax payments. Debate covers budget, governor vetoes, and funding for state exhibits and veteran aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Comittton Weitnesvay
Col Trumbull
Dudno Cahill
Col. Trumbull
Col Tromiall
American Express Company
Michigan Railyoals
Vapress
American Expiores Company
Dying Leaders and Global Turmoil Highlight Report
Rear Admiral S. J. Carter died in Washington. Gen. I. J. Ingleston, ex-governor of Mississippi, died in Wichita Kansas. Rev. Dr. J. Henry Van Dyke collapsed in Brooklyn. A lynching followed a farmer’s killing in Tennessee. European strikes and Canadian cattle woes register unrest. A range of political, criminal, and international notes fill the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. J. Inggleston
Mississippi
Wichita Ka
J. Henry van Dyke
Second Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Preacher Counterfeiters Reveal Dual Life in Southern Illinois
U S secret service says it captured counterfeiters George Vanell and Jah Holmes after a complex case in Duquosne Polk county. Vanell, who became a preacher to some extent, recounts a conversion tale while Holmes allegedly produced false money and worked with a traveling circus. Holmes later led a Campbellville congregation near Dugualne and the pair’s uneasy alliance is exposed as Vanell seeks justice while claiming faith and country service. Holmes held jail services, delivering a fiery sermon to fellow inmates as authorities prepare further action.
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Vancil
Holmes
Damascus
Floner
Polk County
Dugualne
Vancll
Vanicil
Helmes
Vanell
Ged
God
Elis
Jerry Holmes
Tron
Supreme Court upholds Original Package Law ruling
The Supreme Court upholds the constitutionality of Congress's Original Package law and rules that Kansas need not reenact its prohibitory law after the federal act, clarifying state actions toward liquor in original packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Prohibition Fight in Maine and Pension Office Turmoil
From near and far a Washington rumor alleges pension office clerks borrowed from colleagues with threats of salary cuts if unpaid. Gen Hussey led an inquiry, examining twenty witnesses. no substantial charges supported. It found one non-government party loaning money to clerks at ten percent monthly and Clerk Donohue allegedly coercing repayments, with warrants issued in two cases. Donohue may be dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warlooks
Michizat
Washington
Hussey
Donohue
Fighting Prohibition Tactics Roiling Lewiston and Portland
A Lewiston dispatch reports a saloonkeeper paying a man two dollars daily to operate a front window button that distinguishes patrons during raids and to continue pay while imprisoned, a scheme to evade Prohibition. In Portland a new drink trend emerges as police arrest a drunken patron and officials warn cocktails may rise on the city’s list of wines amid growing arrests since the current crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Jules
Portland
Peblce Arinetal
Not Guilty Verdict Impresses New York Jury Scene
In a dramatic New York court room, Pasquelena Ronertely faces a shocking case over aiding a lover’s death and broken marriage promises. The jury returned not guilty after the foreman’s call, triggering an impassioned reaction as cheers erupted.
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New York
Pasquelena Ronertely
Tatlaneirt
Whison
Half a Million for Missions Observed by Baptists in Cincinnati
The seventy seventh anniversary of the American Baptist Missionary Union was marked in Cincinnati with reports of over half a million dollars raised and more than 15 000 converts baptized. The address urged Baptists to broaden support for missions, highlighting work in India China and Japan, especially among the Telugu people where thousands have been baptized and Baptists now number about 42 000.
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Bapiist Missionary Union
Cincinnati
Society
of the Baptista
En- Youshsa
India
China
Japan
Death of Congressman Hawk in Knoxville Tennessee
Judge L C Hawk from Tennessee's second district died in Knoxville after a mistaken ingestion of arsenic from a drugstore bottle. He had heart disease and the arsenic poison, followed by waxy changes, affected the heart leading to his death after a night of apparent recovery.
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Hawk
L. C. Hawk
Tennessee
Diel
Knoxville
Tenn
Houlk
Strangel Case of death by own action in Iowa family
Read like an OCR fragment detailing a death by suicide in Harlan Iowa. Mrs Christes Pederson and four children aged 3 to 10 found hanged in a cellar, husband recently sent to insane asylum, unclear dates and mispelled years. Additional items mention counterfeiters, real estate failures, charitable bequests, and various local incidents.
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Christes Pederson
Harlan
Iowa
Monilay
Alwast
The Amelia University Organization At Washington
The Amelia University structure was last set in Washington with trustees and officers named from several states. Key figures include Guy Ko EA Vuttionn, Senator McMilan, Marke Hoyt, Col John A. Wright, and Bishop Hurst among others. Balderin elected president, Hurst secretary and director roles filled, with plans for a 65 million American fund drive for the project.
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Green Wells
John Fly
Columbia
Tenn
Pillsbury
Minneapolis
Hus
Elinneapolis
Duluth
Pacific
Stewart
Nevada
United States
United States Navy Department
B. Jones
Chicago
Rice
Jones
O Sul
Lila
Milwauken
Hice
Lake Huron
Liverpool
Morris Dinwvan
Adolph Kaufman
Leadville
Col. Monday
Amaniac
Lescant Eppli
Williamsburg
N. Y
Epply
Scully
Portland
Ore
Hla
Amelia University
Washington
Guy
Ko EA Vuttionn
Pennsylvania
Senator McMilan
Michigan
Marke Hoyt
New York
Col
John A. Wright
Mepenesentative Springer
Ilinois
A. A. Logan
Charles W. Buoy
Penneslvania
Tol F. Hurst
Mur Hops
Hurst Cumncillor
Ey. Chas. W. Balderin
Secnetary Ad Hey
Albert Osborn Christra
Bowman, Newroat
Vincent and
Wilson
Minetur
A. Shinkie
Kentucky
J. Hibis
Milneis
House of Representatives
Balthey
Epworth
Hurst Walds
Tragedy at the Soldiers Home in Grand Rapids
A fatal stabbing occurred at the state soldiers home in Grand Rapids about eight oclock. Henry Harrington, age 44, was attacked by Morse a 46 year old Detroit resident and resident at the home. Morse drew a knife and made six deep wounds before fleeing. Harrington received prompt aid and remains alive though in danger. Morse is described as quarrelsome and intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Naphis
Wlrich
Hiviry Hargington
Uae
Rome
Grand Huphis
Aeury Meret
Uden Agton
Morse
Ile
Harrington
Tle
Detroit
Fowlerville Voters Edge Water Works and Street Plans
Fragmentary report notes authorized water works funding of 100000 by Monominee citizens for street paving and sewers. One alderman elected, described as a follower. Senate committee on finance backs investigation into peacerainl management and water service. Mike Booth named as superintendent facing charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowlerville
Momlay
Senate
Mike Booth
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O Pations
Patrick Welch
Schoolcraft
Walker Corwin
Pairfiad
Hightaing
Allegan
Harrison Miller
West Bayity Board
Edwellian
Julie AL Galland
Westcott
David Strange
Willan Loomis
Detrwit
Wesalvon
Loomis
Tyer
Pe. O Brien
Kialusjcanir
Ghay- Foe Lassene
Uies
Jimaelon
J. M. Ienmedy
Mt Pleasant
Tas
Chas. Ayris
Hink
Ayris
Ratsimaroo
Alumacoo
Jeunta Webb
Portive
Wolaveday
Miss Webb
Michigan Central Railroad
Sagis
Twa
Genesee Avenue
Dimeter
Waginner
Bistrain
Jennie Webb
Pontiac
Casault and Battery
Jenni Webi
Jase
State Board of Wudlers
Hegole
Supreme Court
James OC. Wilson
Flint
Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Josiah
Robert Lake
Sir John Macdonald
Canada
Ottawa
Charles Masmann
Gantilec
Maniktique
Have & Pow Hotel
Have Nhrmady
State Legislature
Express
House
Stephen J. Mason
Treut
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Reareters Crocker
Amotio
Garvelink
A. Porenson
Thatcher
Mouskevon
Howe
Presbyterian General Assembly
Ronson
White
Lil Wal
Witairs
Senate Committee On
Menominee
Sanilac County
Dickinson
Iron, Baruga
Ontanagon
House Committee On Education
Doran
Grand Army
Whitman
Ingislature
Wachtel
Mackinac
Manitou
Emmet
Cheboyin
Judicia
Chippewa
Lice
Alger
Grand Traverse
Lowlmnan
Antrim
Charlevely
Carter
Venezuela
Haus
Trenton China Co
Trenton
N. J
Leon. Burthe
New Orleans
Cleveland
White House
Maine
W. J. Bent & Co
Boston
Geo. W. Vance Bas Bers
Dudd, Wells & Co
John T. Farish
McGregor
Kansas
Joneps Newton
Minots
Union County
Obie Farners
Columbus
Callville Reservation
the American University
Jucker Farmers Club
J. D. M. Edwards
W. le Raven
J. & Flint
States Supreme Court Lyke
Matthews
Carroll
Mufe
Craig Niswonger
Anson Shurnweber
Wanda
Sivers
Alberusson
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