Japanese hospital plan outlined by Mikado officials
New York Oct 4 The Mikado of Japan will establish a hospital in his empire with eastern improvements. Dr Thareds of the Japanese navy will oversee the project to study a modern New York hospital. Japanese consul Sadequebseen and envoy visited Bellevue, toured departments, and observed ambulance operations, including an electric ambulance demonstration that impressed the visitors.
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New York
Japan
Thareds
New York Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
Hickerey Wan
Wood halts transport Minnewaska after inspection
General Wood personally inspected the Minnewaska off Santiago and found it unprepared for the voyage. Four columns report that three officers were nearly dead, food and medical supplies were inadequate, and only minimal effort had been made to comfort the sick. Wood blamed the ship’s officers for failing to ready the vessel and ordered proper preparations before further sailings. The transport then sailed that evening.
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Wood
Santiago de Quicksa
Minewaska
Grn
Prominent Doctor Promotes Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
An old advertisement fragment touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female disorders and childbirth discomfort. It claims the medicine strengthens the body, eases pregnancy pains, and produces healthy babies, citing testimonials from unnamed women. The text is interwoven with moral critique of philosophical views on motherhood and women’s suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolingbroke
Pierce
de Cot
Aimee
Pierom
Arrest of Quay and Son on Public Money Allegations
Warrants issued for United States Senator Matthew Stanley Quay his son Richard H Quay ex State Treasurer Benjamin J Haywood and Charles H McKee of Pitts More on charges of conspiring with John S Hopking to use public funds for personal gain. They surrendered on bonds set at 5000 each and will face a hearing next week.
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Philadelphia
United States
Matthew Stanley Quay
Richard H Quay
Benjamin J. Haywood
Charles H. McKee
Pitts- More
Lyon
John 8
Hopking
People’s Bank
Ose
Bellator Quay
Atlantic City
Jarmon
David U. Lane
Tull Gee
Haywood
Montana
Mckee
New York
Pearcey
Quay
Ahouks
Pennsylvania
Characcter
Jermot
Aludtney
Charles B Myery
Boris W. Barlow
People's Bank
Graham
K. Grahiam
Janes H. McManes
Str
MecManes
Senator Quay
Kis Som Hlohend Hoth
Thander Bolt
Commonwealth
David Martin Wold
Castiler Hopkins
McManes
Brewmasters Unite Under One Leading New York Lobby
Leaders from New York breweries push a nationwide consolidation plan. Cincinnati breweries Moehren's Menck's and Lalkman's are excluded. the Cincinnati Central Whisky will file incorporation papers for a $26,000,000 merger. The move aims to form a mammoth national brewery concern with a single head.
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Brewers
New York
Columbua
Uma
Odt
Staney
J. Ryan
Thomas Powell
Fora
Ker
W. el Hutton
Herman
Cmpelnnatl
United States
Cincinnat
Moehein’s
Menck’s
Lalkman's
Cincinnati
Bellevue stranger seeks bed and bracing at hospital
A Seattle man identified as Archibald B Noyes, 50s, now in Bellevue Hospital’s alcoholic ward, arrived claiming to need shelter for a night or two. Gatekeeper John Creamer spoke with him at 5 pm, noting the visitor’s rational talk and intent to stay and “brace up.” The man offered valuables including bank drafts and a substantial diamond collection.
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New York
Archibald B.noyes
Seattle
Bellevue Hospital
John Creamer
Bellevuet
Stranger Eska
Creamer
Bellevue
Falks
Afelfer
DicHale
Hasley
Neyes
New Amsterdam Bank
Noyes
Continental National Bank
Rockefeller Monolith to Mark Family Burial Site in Cleveland
Cleveland October 4 The largest monolith quarried in the United States will mark the Rockefeller family lot in Lake View Cemetery. Erected in November the 95 foot high stone stays upon a 16 by 16 foot base with a 10 foot high surrounding frieze. The stone arrives in Cleveland mid October and is conveyed by specially built wagons and bridges inspected prior to transit. An Egyptian obelisk in Central Park is the only larger stone of its type in the United States.
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Cleveland
United States
John D. Rockefeller
Lake View
Ths
Mammoth
Gartold
Rockefeller
Barre
Central Park
New York
Rockefatter
Counterfeiters Captured in El Paso Texas
United States Secret Service Agent William H. For eythe unearthed in El Paso a counterfeit gang led by George De Fontaine. About $10,000 in fake treasury notes of $5 $10 and $20 denominations found on the suspect and at his residence. Five thousand dollars of the notes circulated at the Omaha exposition and $2,500 at Dallas and Fort Worth. The fraud surfaced after deposits triggered investigator attention.
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Texas
el Paso
Tex
United States Secret Service
William H. Foreythe
United States Treasury
George de Fontaine Wos
Goilara
Prioner
Omaha
Dallas
Fort Worth
Secret Service
WRECKED THE ORGAN. Bell Falls Damages High Street Church
Newark reports a bell fractured from its belfry mounting at High Street Presbyterian Church causing major organ damage. The fall injured no one. the bell weighed 1508 pounds and had hung for 46 years. The incident occurred as service preparations began with no congregation present.
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Newark
Winesexton
James Ayler
High Street
Presbyterian Eboch
Principal Suspends Chicago Pupils Over Pick Top Game
In Chicago, Mrs. Mary Olson at McCosh School suspends several pupils for playing pick top on Sixty sixth Street. Police say the case will be investigated, with parents protesting parental rights and arguing the practice should not bar education. Dr. Andrews defers judgment, noting uncertainty about justification.
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Mary Olson
Chicago
McCosh
Champlain Avenue
Mary B. Olson
Timothy McKeough
Board of Education
Dr. Andrews
Tie
Sixty Sixth Street
Sixty-sixth Street
Langley
Evans Avenues
Fin
Olsoners
Hotel Berachih Opens For Working Girls In Chicago
Oct 4 Chicago opens Hotel Berachih at 6221 Lexington Ave to house and aid working girls. Thirty guests enrolled. rooms have two beds, no dormitory, with cash-only policy, $2.50 weekly board and room plus 3 cents for noonday lunch. Managed by five south side women. aims to be self supporting while offering affordable housing for those earning $5.80 weekly or less.
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Chicago
Berachats
Lexington Avenue
South Side
Ming Inn Law
Hotel Berachih
Amovement
Philanthropi
Firma
Scott's Emulsion Ad Promotes Restoring Flesh and Nerves
An old remedy claim touts Scott's Emulsion as the cure for thinness and paleness. The copy says cod liver oil nourishes flesh and hypophosphites strengthen nerves, priced at 1.00, and credits Scott & Browne, Chemists in New York.
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Scott
Scott & Browne
Chemisty
New York
Butler on a Jag Master of the Sideboard
Newport reports Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish subdued her drunken butler Henry Smithers who trashed the Fish mansion. Police forced entry as he threatened furniture and shouted insults. He fled after officers carried him away and later hid his belongings, with two weeks of salary advanced at the station.
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Newport
Fish
Crossways
Fish Country
Henry Smithers
Ms Baggage
Fort
Hypnotized by an Agent in Milwaukee Court Case
In Milwaukee a 63 year old woman, Mrs. Mary Hiles, claims a book agent hypnotized her to sign a $3,000 contract. The book company sues for the amount. The court weighs proper English against slang as Judge Ludwig reviews phrasing and hypnotism terms.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Ver
Milwaukee
Mary Hiles
Hiles
Tudge Ludwig
Into A Pool Of Grease John Glynn Rescued From A Rendering Tank
John Glynn of Joliet escaped drowning after stepping into a skimmed grease pool at Union Rendering in Chicago. The pool lay nearly level with the walk and a foot thick with refuse grease. Workmen pulled him from the slime. a physician treated him and he was taken to county hospital.
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John Glynn
Chicago
Joliet
Glynn
Union Rendering Company
Boiling Milk Tragedy Follows Family Dispute
In New York Samuel Simon, 27, was scalded with boiling milk poured by his wife Annie after a domestic argument over punishing their son Harry. Simon, his wife, three children and sister-in-law lived together. He was hospitalized with severe burns and the wife was arrested.
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New York
Samuel Simon
Bellevue Hospital
Annie
Simon
Harry
German Meat Famine Expands amid Imports and Hoarding
Berlin reports a broadening meat famine as Germans slaughter cats and dogs in Saxony and increase reliance on horse meat while preserved American meats flood in despite government curbs. Imports soar for pork bacon lard and beef with demand outstripping supply, spurring arrests for selling unwholesome meat.
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Berlin
Germany
Ese
Saxony
Persecutes a Farm Hand in Butler County Strike
Webster ung 28 a farm worker in Washington township Butler county is target of a suspected organized extermination band. After multiple attacks he remains alive though seriously wounded. Alleged leader Folkert Alberts has been arrested by Sheriff Kline following a stabbing incident weeks earlier.
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Webster Ung
James Shatter
Washington Township
Butler County
Atisek
Shatter
Sven
Folkert Alberts
Kline
Pay of Volunteers Treasury Ruling on Reimbursement
Washington Oct 4 The Treasury Department has ruled on reimbursement for states regarding volunteer soldiers payments. The decision addresses how much of the state rate is allowed and whether the proportionate reimbursements apply. The government is expected to be liberal to soldiers in this matter.
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Treacury
Washington
Treacury Department
Ausattone
Tate
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