Rage for Life to Save Baby Ends in Doctor Visit
A worried family rushed their infant to medical care after the child drank Garbolic acid. The parents drove about four miles to reach a doctor who treated the baby and advised further monitoring.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1902
Page
1
Five Mile Run to Doctor Ends in Child's Death
Mary, 18 months old, died after her father left carbolic acid within reach at their New Athens township home. The parents raced to Freeburg for Dr Henry Sertel, covering five miles in a buggy, but the child died before arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Charles S Klueter, Jr
New Athens Township
St. Clair County
Schlueter
Mary
Freeburg
Dewey Replies To Manila Bay Rum Rumor
The letter from Admiral George Dewey to Mrs Carrie Herepool explains that U S sailors drank coffee not liquor during the Manila Bay battle Coffee was used to keep crews alert and liquor was forbidden aboard ship except for medical use in accordance with United States regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Dewey
Manila
Corve
Mra
Carrie Herepool
Manila Bay
United States
George Dewey
Utah polygamous wife persuades stay away from club meeting
Dr Maggie B Shipp wife of Brigham H Roberts who was barred from Congress two years ago initially refused to attend the National Association of Womens Clubs in Los Angeles. After appeals to church leadership and ministers authorities urged her to stay away, and she reluctantly complied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Maggie B. Shipp
Brigham H. Roberts
Congress
National Association of Womens’ Clubs
Los Angeles
Womens’ Clube of
Mormon Church
Dr. Shipp
Roberts
Authors’ Club of
Utah
Ministers’ Association
Fatal Fire in Gotham Injures Five at Eureka Bedding
Fire gutted a building at 304 Pearl Street in New York, occupied by Eureka Bedding. Two persons perished and several were injured after flames broke out on the first floor near cotton and stair pads from a cigarette stub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pearl Street
Eureka Bedding Company
Mrs. Sof fel Pleads Guilty in Biddle Brothers Escape
Pittsburg report says Mrs Kate Soffel wife of Allegheny county jail warden pleaded guilty to abetting and aiding in the Biddle Brothers escape of January. She faces sentencing next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kate Soffel
Soffel
Allegheny County
Biddle Brothers
Royal Miscarriage of the Little Dutch Queen
Bulletin from Castle Loo notes Queen Wilhelmina’s illness has ended hopes for a happy childbearing event expected in September. Despite the miscarriage, the queen’s general condition is described as satisfactory at the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Castle Loo
Wilhelmina
Mixed relations in Poppert family celebrate milestone
Milwauker Wisconsin May 5 Colonel George Poppert president of the George Poppert Manufacturing company marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Poppert migration from Germany by wedding Annie Poppert former wife of his son. Court records show divorces for two sons and a third son obtained a Kansas City divorce from the woman who will become stepmother to her former husband. The colonel says he funded Henry, the oldest son, with $16000 to build a Kansas City factory. Henry dissipated the funds and sent his wife back to her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauker
Wis
George Poppert
Kansas City
Henry
Nasty conduct aboard steamer links Hunter to Guatemala scene
Thomas Seward of New York, tied to United States Loan and Deposit, traveled from Central America aboard the Breakwater and recounted a Guatemalan City park incident involving William Godfrey Hunter Jr. and Mrs. Barthel. He described Hunter challenging Barthel and triggering a political scandal with rumored banishment orders and furniture claims. Hunter had been a Kentucky Senate candidate and A P A leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Barthel
Janes C. McNally
Guategala
Barrios
Seward
Prisoners attempt escape ends in Moros bloodbath
Eighty four prisoners under guard attempted to break through a guard line at dinner. Forces fired after a prearranged signal killing thirty five Moros and capturing nine. The rest escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Clubwomen Settle Debates at Los Angeles Convention
May 3 1921 Los Angeles clubwomen enter a auditorium decorated with pink carnations after a morning session focused on re incorporation and color questions. The New York compromise favors southern delegations as Georgia proposed the amendment allowing state federation members to join the General Federation if endorsed by their state executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Twe Club
A. O. Granger
Georgia
Shields G’ossourt
Jane Adams
Morgan's Big Commissions Stir Rim Chicago NL May 5
London reports J Pierpont Morgan received 2 500 000 in stock for organizing and financing a new shipping combine. Sums for other deals include United States Steel 15 000 000 and Metropolitan Securities 30 000 000 in stock. Attending attorneys deem the totals high but not excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
London
J. Pierpont Morgan
New Shipping Combine
Mr. Morgan
New Steamship Trust
Morgan
Sales Trust
Cither
Hip
United States Steel Corporation
American Bridge Company
North Pacific
Northern Securities Company
Metropolian Securities Company
Traction Trust
United States Steel Corportion
Metropolitan Securities Compaany
Indian Ancestry Under Investigation
Tacoma May 5 Judge Wickersham and Guide Louis Lane traveled from Nome on January 10 to Mekimo tribes at Cape Prince of Wales for scientific research. He has studied Pacific coast aborigines for twenty years and aims to support the theory that North American Indians descend from Mongolians swept across the Pacific. He lived among Eskimos, gathered legends, and collected rare curios for the Smithsonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Nome
Wickersham
Louis Lane
Cape Prince of Wales
Pacific Ocean
Eskimos
Smithsonian
Asia
Judge Wickersham
Waterspout report drowns 12 at Foss on Choctaw line
A Waterspout near Foss, a town on the Choctaw railway, reportedly drowns 12 people. Washita river rose ten feet as reported from Anadarko I T to Kansas City Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Star
Anadarko
I.T
Foss
Washita
Supreme Court Rules Chinese Detained in San Francisco
The Chief Justice and the Supreme Court sustain government authority to detain Chinese travelers in San Francisco. The ruling leads to deportation of the detained Chinese to China, affecting transit through the United States to other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
United States
San Francisco
China
Fire-Tried Holiness Sect Sparks Mental Breakdown
In Raleigh on May 5 a conference of the Fire-Tried Holiness movement in Greensboro drew crowds as believers shout, pray, and enter trances. Preacher Thomas C. Hodgin claims to cast out a devil, triggering a disturbance that left Edward Haynes of Davidson County insane and jailed for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Greensboro
Thomas C. Hodgin
Hodgin
Edward Haynes
Davidson County
Beef Gombine Ready to Fight General Order Issued
A general order threatens action against all involved with the trust to silence mouths. The document warns participants to stop discussing the matter and suggests forthcoming enforcement. Names or dates are not provided in the readable text.
Butchers Suffer as Beef Packers Face Pressure
Chicago reports the beef packers tightening defense amid government inquiries with John S. Miller hired to lead the defense. Warnings go to cattlemen and merchants to stay silent while meat abstinence depresses cattle prices by 25 cents per hundred. Armour Swift and Nelson Morris discharge 300 workers as demand slows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Johns. Miller
Northwest
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Nelson Morris
Arthur Meeker
Armour
Chicago Policeman Garlands Mother With Jail Time
Patrolman W G Valentine faces scrutiny after he charged his 71 year old mother with drunkenness and had her jailed in Bridewell The law department review to Mayor Harrison cites the county court asking for a pardon for the woman while Chief O Neill says the matter is in court hands not his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. G. Valentine
Law Department
Harrison
Warren Avnue
Chicago Avenue
Bridewell
O'Neill
Disappointed in Love Kept Silent Forty Years
Evansville Indiana May reports John Burger a Petersburg merchant tailor died this morning at age 60. Once betrothed to a society girl the day of their wedding he was deserted and vowed never to speak to a living soul again. He later married another man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
John Burger
Petersburg
Indiana
Here
Pike
Burger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Womens’ Clubs
BAR Mormon Wife
Maggie Shipp-Roberts
Gotham
Mrs. Softel
Poppert
Young Hunter
Republic OF Guatemala
New Orleans
Central America
Thomas Steward
The
United States Loan
MOROS
Bering Sea
Supreme Court
Mnan
Packers Combine
Ghigago
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