Public Health and Liberty League Call for Legislation
A Brooklyn Public Health Society meeting featured J Winfield Scott on health laws. A joint committee from the National Constitutional Liberty League and health groups urged physicians to write legibly in English, restrict poisons, and allow free contracting with competent healers, soliciting data and petitions.
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Boolettes
Brooklyn Public Health Society
W. Uptegrove
J. Winfield Scott
National Constitutional Liberty League of Boston
League
New York Public Health and Constitutional Liberty League
Madison Avenue
New York
Whareas
Ndd
Brooklyn Eagle
Unexpected Oil Strike At Baker Farm Sparks Prospectors
Three Bing hamton residents pursued a fox and found a rock ledge where oil gushed from a crevice and a jet of flame rose above the trees after a match ignited a fissure. The discovery drew crowds and excitement as the “third send” marked the crowbar found later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Baker Farm
Ile
Remarkable Tandem Eels Caught by Polish Fisherman
Reading Herald reports Cosmos Eckenrode hooked a rare tandem eel during river fishing along Talpebocken. The migrating group formed a living rope of eels weighing about 875 pounds, with 650 dollars of the catch sent to Reading market and the rest shared with neighbors. Authorities note such occurrences are extremely rare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckenrode
Cosmos Eckenrols
Talpebocken
Reading
Reading Herald
Lighting the Capitol Electric Plant for Light and Library
Government plans an eight-dynamo power house to illuminate the Capitol, the congressional library and grounds. Estimated cost is about 200000 with annual maintenance near 19000, plus future expansion for the Supreme Court and Maltby House. The project may use arc lamps or incandescent globes for the park lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Library
Capitol
Supreme Court
Capitol Building
Philadelphia
Sultan's Library Decree Aims At Dual Libraries and Censorship
The Sultan of Turkey orders three copies of all published works to be sent to the imperial palace and one to the Sublime Porte library. He cites aims to furnish two libraries, aid native authors, and tighten censorship through his officials.
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Turkey
Imperial
Sublime Porte
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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