Lafayette, Jefferson Davis obits and rare notices in daily mirror
The Marion Daily Mirror prints an array of notices and items from 1840s references to Marquis de Lafayette birth death, Jefferson Davis, Lowla Mayer, and a meteor report. Included are UPI news service notes, telegraphic market reports, and scattered astronomical data with historical commentary on British Lords and US politics.
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Marquis de Lafayette
Gilbert de Motier
Auvergee
France
Fsno
Jefferson Mavis
New Orleans
Lowla Mayer
St. Lone
Arkitocracy
House of Comethans
United Kingdom
House For Commons
Electrotherapy brings a rabbit back to life in demonstration
Dr Lonive G Robinvitch of New York led a demonstration for the Revera physicians and New York Edison Company staff. A dead rabbit was revived by a four sectional magnet apparatus spinning at high speed to interrupt current, with repeated switching to restore breathing and heartbeat. The experiment also showed a mild electric anaesthesia reducing pain perception.
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York Co
Revera
New York Edison Company
Robtt
Robinovich
Groundbreaking anesthesia combines stovane with Myrchui ne at Senman's Hospital
In Greenwich England Prof Iunnescu of Bucharest demonstrates a new drug combination enabling tubercular gland removal in the neck while the patient remains conscious. The unnamed patient is guided from the operating table after the procedure as the doctors discuss the wider implications for medical practice and labor pressures.
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Senman's Hospital
Greenwich
England
Iunnescu
Unieversny
Bucharest
Artis t John K Souther Suicide in Hotel
Artist John K Souther, 39, well known for his Washington pictures, killed himself in his Grafton hotel apartment. His wife and three children had just entered the lobby after a walk when a shot was heard. He placed a revolver in his mouth and died within minutes. Souther’s home was Erie, Pennsylvania. He had earned money from his art but reportedly lost it in speculation in recent years.
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John K. Souther
Washington
Nec
Grafton Hotel
Souther
Erie
Calhoun Changes Mind on China Mission Offer
Washington reports the diplomatic post to China formerly offered to Chicago lawyer William J. Calhoun has been reconsidered and indications suggest he will accept. Officials note negotiations imply a formal acceptance may be forthcoming, though no official notice has yet been issued.
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Washington
Dec
China
Rick
William J. Calhoun
Chicago
Calhoun
McKinley
Cuba
Ad Writer Answers Buckeye State Building Loan Notice
Questions and answers describing company offerings at 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio. The text notes a loan total of three million four hundred thousand dollars and securities totaling over fourteen million dollars with a reserve fund for depositor protection. It mentions five percent paid on time and invites readers to call or write for a booklet.
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Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Hores
Jarke
Aboe Vist
Snowy Handkerchief Display Prompts Holiday Sale
A main aisle display overflows with thousands of handkerchiefs for women men and children in varied styles. Prices range from 5c to 2.25, featuring barred swiss linen embroidered and real Armenian handmade pieces with scalloped edges and high quality designs.
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