Friction at Star Chamber Board of Health Meeting
Two board members push to elect a sanitary officer amid fear council control and factional divides. The session hands a mandate to appoint Peter Simon, amid secrecy claims and questions over mayoral consent and council confirmation.
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Star Chamber Meeting
Board of Health
Board of Health Stely
Ter Rone
Bent
Vw, Coliectyd & Sue
Aeteorth Tefue
Prades
Meard
Braith Offcer
Mwocling Onutelinen
FR Weber
Frasier’s
Peter Simon
T19
Madioon Street
Ferne Sivan
Sivan
Davis
Huches
Oyfallen
Josh Gelley
Ds. Warne
B. Righotk
Muller
Ubi
Thr
Thane
Whcerstiin
Util
Simon
Anade
Yesterdy
Riley
Nichete
Warner
Judd
Davi
Counel
Lewal Seenten
Phim
Ceoaaciinan Griley Ead Todas
Health and
Santtartets
Food reform plans cited by expert chemist
A noted chemist presents a plan to restructure food purchases to benefit the system through higher spending. The discussion centers on a breakfast product called Orupe-Natm praised as scientifically superior for practical results, originated by a respected authority.
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Aeepert
Crater
Orupe-Natm
Health Board Talks Over Appointments in Second Ward
The board discussed appointing a Finnish officer in the Second ward while Councilman Niehere criticized the process. The mayor and health officials faced questions about who has authority to appoint and whether women should sit with the board. A potential secret meeting and confirmations were hinted, with a likely council clash on several appointments.
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Board of Health
Niehere
Joule Shew
Tealth
Gruny
Nichole
Prieter
Hetter
Nichols
Griley
Judd
Hieral
Schley Replies to Howison Interview Dispute
Acting Secretary Hackett reports Admiral Schley’s reply to ten questions from the department about the Howison interview. Schley insists the department decide the Howison matter while reserving court actions, seeks to avoid formal challenges, and requests submission for consideration of the alleged interview. The exchange includes Schley’s clarification of private versus public statements and the department’s acknowledgment.
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Washington
Aus
Schley
Department
Howison
Sney
Lemley
Court of Inquirs
Washington, DCC
Ang
Parker
Rowivon
Tim
NoewssiLyertaiakhiis
Wowison
Minimat Etmgest
Meade
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Washington, D. C
Denmark to Sell West Indies Island Before Year End
A prominent Danish official told an Associated Press representative that the sale of the island in the West Indies is expected to be completed before year’s end. The king and new cabinet deem the sale essential, with a parliamentary majority favoring it, though some dissatisfaction exists. Final approval is not assured and ratification may come in December.
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Copenhagen
Tyric
Associated
Danis
West Indies
Denmark
Riksdad
Haaaler Arrested For Prawi Paytyola Case
Aug 24 Helen Pom, her husband Cal Port and son in law C F Burgman were arrested on information sworn by a United States post office inspector. They face charges tied to fraudulent medical treatment schemes claiming to cure patients at distance using mental science methods.
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Haaaler
Paytyola
Fin
Helen Pom
Port
C. FL Burgman
Paneom
Death in Eureka Springs After Suspected Debtor Attack
Eureka Springs Ark Aug 21 James Kitzey ex policeman shot dead by Dr L D Fuller patient physician while Fuller drew water from a fountain on Maly street Kitzey struck Fuller from behind and stomped him Fuller then fought to his feet and killed Kizer The incident arose from a planned revenge plot and involves medical fees and a fatal confrontation.
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Eureka Springs
Ark
Jamed Kitzey
Policman
L. D. Puller
Fuller
Clef Fourtain
Maly Street
Kis
Kimer
Kizer
Cripples Sent Out In New Boer Reinforcements
London reports a large Boer convoy captured for provisions and ammunition as signs of strain in scarce supply lines. The piece notes suspected but unverified rumors that blockhouses may be used after the war and cites alleged flaws in medical screening of Imperial yeomen sent to South Africa.
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New York
London
The
Tribune
Lord Kitchener
War Office
South Africa
Sion
Eason
Sue
Kitobener
American Bar Association Largest Ever Meeting Adjourns
Denver August 24 400 members and guests traveled by special Colorado Southern train to tours after the largest ABA gathering to date with 311 members present. The 227 new members added during the Denver meeting raise total to 530. Next year’s session will be at Saratoga Springs New York.
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American Bar Association
Denver
Colo
Tft
Colorado & Southern
Ming Wee
Tietmembers
Lord Russell
LSO
Saintos Springs
Lipton Backed as London Sends 150000 to America
London backs Lipton in America's Cup hopes though early enthusiasm is muted. A commission reports sending 150000 to New York to bet on Shamrock, with cautious belief that Lipton’s changes may help. The fragment mentions peculiar quotes about a ship and a honeyed, deceptive figure.
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America
London
Thomma Liptons
Sporting Vluba
New York
Madam Monteith Palmistry and Occultism Attraction
Madam Monteith arrives in the city as a renowned Palmistry and occultist figure promising guidance on life, business, investments, love, marriage, and divorce. She claims to reveal past and present, foresee future events, and provide diagnoses for friends and lovers. Hours listed 9 AM to 9 PM under a paid consultation.
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Madam Monteith
Trade review notes steady overall with labor tensions
R G Dun & Co reports a generally strong business tone despite labor strife in iron and steel. Shipping, textiles, and hosiery show tight markets while merchandise sellers hold the edge over buyers. Mills reopen, prices rise abroad, and cotton and wool markets vary, with frontier shipments and grain exports fluctuating as weather shifts affect late planted crops.
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New York
R. G. Dun &Co
Review of Trade
Iron and
Amalgamated Association of Tron
Steel and Tin Plate
Merchang Bar
Allied
Ateel
Idie
Eaverine
Liverpool
Agulnet
Busta
Imateitiiig
Garret Dinine
Atlantic
Patiires
United States
Canada
Navy announces major retirements in coming weeks
Washington reports a wave of significant Navy retirements within weeks. Rear Admiral Renley will retire from active duty, with several captains including Farenbolt Allert Robinson Forsyth and We retiring on set dates. The retirements will trigger 431 promotions, elevating Captains Frank Willies and Henry Gina to rear admiral.
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Washington
United States
Renley
Het Grtoter
Farenbolt
Allert
Robinson
Forsyth
British cruiser Pihukten arrives after wartime action
Telegraph items report the British cruiser Pihukten arriving from the south after a three day stop at Magdalena bay for wartime action and a plan to proceed northward. Other dispatches note strikes by railway workers in Argentina, heavy monsoon rainfall in Simla, and Osage City fuel prices.
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San Diego
Cal
Pihukten
Magdalena Bay
Stockholm
Wennecbirg
War to the Knife Onset of Brewery Labor Battle
New York August 4 A circular from the Nations Association of Brewers declares war on the National Union of Brewery Workmen, starting September 1. Brewers seek support to curb unions, press government to remove a beer tax, and raise beer prices with aid from owners groups. The notice says action will be taken on September. Workmen respond with unity urging members to stand together. An estimated 26,000 men may be locked out.
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New York
Nations Association of Brewers
National Union of Brewery
Mosquitoes Kept Out On Island Quarantine Steps
Three men landed on Sywinburne Island Thursday as yellow fever suspects from the steamship Etheltry, show no further symptoms. Health Officer Dr. Doty says they may be discharged today. Precautions include guarding beds, surrounding attendants, and constant watch to prevent mosquito bites and possible transmission.
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New York
Sywinburne Island
Sheamahip Etheltrythe
Doty
Havana
JEWETT'S SIDE SHOW Pressed By Hold-up Plan
Warden E B Jewett of the state Penitentiary says the admission fee on visitors to the Landing Institution is working well with no objections. He frames the fee as a minor museum-like duty and notes strong support from sources. Also reports Cudahy butchers strike in Artoria and a Paterson silk workers vote on a general strike.
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E. B. Jewett
State House
Priduy Teward
New York
Silk Workers of
Paterson
Roy Crawford Married amid Wichita controversy
Roy Crawford son of theater magnate LL M Crawford of Tosakea wed Miss Ethel May Robbins, daughter of wealthy cattlewoman Frank Robbins, in Wichita on Friday. Crawford had been jailed days earlier for obstructing streets during a moving picture advertising scheme. The couple had been engaged for over a year.
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Roy Crawford
LL. M Crawford
Toseka
Mise
Ethel May Robbins
Wichita
Crawford
Frank Robbins
Wford
Crawford Sire
Mr Crawford
Miss Robbing
Wheat and grain markets steady amid uneven demand
Chicago market wrap reports a firmer tone for Liverpool wheat while corn and oats trade vary, with receipts around 302 cars and 253 for corn. Hog related provisions stay dull but steady as January pork edges higher to 15.55 and lard climbs to 28.40.
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Hidley
She
Ant
Minneapolis
Duluth
Areca
Corm
Bethe Rad
Guelnaed
NSCS
Shorts
Cory
Rympatkyy
Beard
Zee
Market roundup and mixed signals from New York trading
The New York Stock Exchange opened active with strength in Amalgamated Copper and Southern Pacific. Traders faced a volatile session as gains were driven by solid demand, while the broader market showed variance and awaited the August bank statement and fall guidance.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Suntery Pacific
Ormin
de Nur Beure
Loodon
Ot Central Consolidated Cin
Metropolitar Street Railway
Loterya
Nhw
Henry Beying
Ing
Atchiam
Fula
Bele
Mlesourt Pacific
Dalon Padith
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