Medical Breakthroughs In Cardio Surgery At Rockefeller Institute
At Rockefeller Institute in New York Dr Carrel conducts experiments on dog hearts and arteries after removing hearts or grafting veins. A dog lived twelve days after jugular vein preservation and grafting. Edison comments on future human cold storage and revival, while directors and colleagues note progress in thoracic aorta plastic surgery and mitral valve edge constriction.
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Carrel
Rockefeller Institute
iNew York
New York
Thomas A. Edison
H . Alexisstitute For
de. Carr
Edison
Carrell
Carrelis
Death Calls 3 Of Family In One Week
Tennessee story from Knoxville notes George Mc Coy Stuart aged 78 dies at White Pine and his sister Mrs. Sarah Bla zer aged 80 dies at Cooke community home while another brother Ike Stuart aged 78 dies nearby within a week. They survived seven. Also a brief Victoria earthquake report records two light shocks at 11 59 p m with no damage.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
George McCoy Stuart
White Pine
Sarah Blazer
Cooke
Ike Stuart
Victoria
B. C
Sunday Lessons Criticized by Presbyterian Missionaries
In Mesquite Rev R F Sulver warns that eliminating Presbyterian Sunday school ideals would leave too little gospel. He criticizes the International Sunday School Lesson committee for neglecting salvation and sin, urging the syndicate to amend the lessons.
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Féare Phere
Mesquite
Paw
Minn
Presbyterian Church
R. F. Sulver
Presbyterian Missionaries
Ha J
bin Inite
Women Hurt as River Ferry Collision Shakes Jersey City
A Pennsylvania Railroad ferryboat Cincinnati collided with the St Louis just outside Jersey City, injuring several women including a 50 year old who was sent to St Francis Hospital. Passengers recovered after the shock as the St Louis was towed to Hoboken for repairs and a full investigation was ordered.
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Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Hudson
St. Louie
Jersey City
Washington Post
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Desbrosses Street
St. Louls
St. Touls
St. Francis’ Hospital
Hester Etling
York Street
St. Francis Hospital
Anna Clock
Baldwin Avenue
Sdral Sparber
Brooklyn
Johanina Saas
Kearney Avenue
Mary Engel
Fourth Street
Mary Burke
Hudson Boulevard
Bayonne
Mary Ward
Railroad Avenue
St. Louis
Jersey Shore
St. Louvia
Yanked From Flying Train by Mail Snatcher
George A Ball head brakeman on a Union Pacific freight escaped death when a mail car snatcher jerked him from the engine cab of a passing train. He was carried several hundred feet, struck by the hook, but suffered only minor injuries after landing beside the mail car.
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U. P
Washington Post
Rawlin
Wyo
George A. Ball
Union Pacific
Ball
Tim
Washington Stock Exchange session ends dull with minor demand
The Washington Stock Exchange session yielded little activity with total sales of 66 shares. Prices held near prior levels as bids softened for Lanstop and Hostock, while Potomac Electrical Consolidated 5s slipped to a new low and Capital Traction 5s showed slight gains after the call but without result. Washington Gas certificates of indebtedness were being redeemed at par plus December interest at American Security and Trust Company.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington
Potomac Electrical Consolidated
Washington Gas
Washington Railway and Electric
Capital Trastion
Morganthaler
Lanstop
Hostock
Lst
Washington Gas Company
American Security and Trust Company
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reported
Ocean steamship movements listed include departures from New York Plymouth Rotterdam Queenstown Ivernia Roatan Liverpool Nerton Philadelphia and Havre Breslau Bremen Copenhagen Philadelphia London New York for various destinations. Vessels named include C F Thergens Minnehaha and Flime Steve among others with routes to Havre Bremen Copenhagen Philadelphia and New York.
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Naples
New York
Plymouth
Rotterdam
Queenstown
Ivernia
Roatan
Liverpool
Nerton
Philadelphia
Southampton
Tautonie
la’ Bretégne
Havre
Breslau
Bremen
C. F. Thergens
Copenhagen
Antwerp
Meromipes
Flime—Steve
Chdelatia
Louisville Governors Meet Discusses Direct Primaries and Social Functions
The Louisville conference of governors adjourned after exploring direct primaries, employers liability, and mobile license reciprocity. Plan adopted to run future sessions with real work, shorter social programs, and published papers for legislative discussion. Gov Fort of New Jersey argued money fades in elections, urging primaries that connect directly to the people and limit boss influence.
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Louisville
Dee
Conference of Governors
Arizona
Com ‘Mittee
Gov. .Fort
New Jersey
Seasion
Willson
Laura Clay
Kentucky Equal Rights Association
Fort
Jmort
Hotels and Guests Listed by City in Rail Passenger Record
A dense list of names and residences under headings for cities such as Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg California Connecticut Georgia Illinois Maryland Massachusetts New York Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee Texas Virginia and foreign entries. The item catalogs travelers and accompanying companions or spouses with hotels and street references, reflecting a passenger or guest ledger from an era.
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California
Stantos
San Francisca
Shoreham
Teaplace
Callivan
Willers
Bimott
Sacramento
Connecticut
H. c
Atrehild
Briageport
Rigas
F. W
Chatterton
Wid Wits
New Yore
Retoigh
Calving
New Have
Tracy
Bouth Coventry
Georgia
Arthur BE. Parsons
Syracuse
Raleigh
Ohio
St. D. York
Fortamouth
Arlington
Wiliam H. Clark
Dayton
Roger ‘Titus
Cleveland
Edward Horton
Cinzionati
Willard
H. Kohn
J. Hi, McGlue
Mariatta
Fatetsh
Pennsylvania
H.H. Solas
Ersa Mewr
W. E. Stateen
Scranton
Riggs
Arnold
Hazeleburg
St. James
Tennessee
Joseph W. Byrnés
Mastville
P. Cooper
Memphie
H.C. Hanson
Texas
W. F. Hoongan
Houston
G. W. Kenney
Dallas
Virginia
Indiana Papers Ordered Sold to the Washington Bret
The Federal court ordered sale of the Star Publishing Company assets, including the Indianapolis Star, Muncie Star, and Terre Haute Star. The master set a minimum bid of 31,175,000 and required sale of all three papers as a single package after 66 days' notice. Bonds notes or stock may be used as part payment with proper priority.
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Sun
Indianapolis
Ind
Star’ Publishing Company
Indianapolis Star
Muncie Star
Terre Haute Star
Confederate general’s daughter wed at Linden near Lorettaville
Gen J Fieya of Washington and Miss Lilian P. Filler, daughter of the late Col A T M Filler, were quietly married at Linden the bride’s home near Lorettaville. The Rev Lewin of the Reformed Church officiated. The bride is a surviving Confederate general’s daughter. he served in artillery. They will reside in Washington.
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Goestal
Georgia
Louisiana
Congress
King
Weshington
Iain A
Officer's Slayer to Die in North Carolina Court
In Nashville Superior Court Norman Lewis a colored man was convicted of the murder of Gates Pub Stallings of Spring Hope North Carolina on September 18. He was sentenced to death by restraint in the State penitentiary on January 5. Lewis contends his wife fired the fatal shot but the jury found him guilty. He has been held in the State Penitentiary at Raleigh since the crime.
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Wilmington
N. C
Nashville
Norman
Lewis
Gates
Pub
Stallings
Spring Hope
Body of Mrs Brown Found in City Reservoir Basin
Richmond Dec 1 The body of Mrs Jeanette Brown 23 wife of H B Brown proprietor of a confectionery and grocery store was found today in the east basin of the city reservoir at William Byrd Park near the spot where her hat drifted Monday His sister Bertie Garfield of Norfolk says she doubts self slaughter and officials note no evidence of climbing the high fence Authorities removed the body to an undertaker’s establishment The case recalls a 26 year old death in the basin attributed to self harm with a later court result marking a lawyer’s hanging
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Washington Post
Richmond
Jeanette Brown
H. B. ‘Brown
East Basin
City Reservoir
William Byrd Park
Taylor
Brown
Felice
Bertie’j. Garfield
Norfolk
Bilge
Dreane Sidevar
Fanny
Lillian Medison
Thomas
Jadform Clevaring
Measles at Naval Academy Signals Health Concern
Annapolis Md Dec 1 the twenty fifth typhoid fever case was reported at the Naval Academy. Midshipman Robert P Lukert of Staunton Md a fourth day student was the patient. Suspected outbreak of a different disease looms as Midshipman 9 1 Wilson of the fourth class was admitted to the naval hospital with a defined measles case. He was isolated and precautions were taken to prevent spread.
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Nava
Robert P. Lukert
Staunton
Naval Academy
Witaon
Naval Hospital
Peanut King Weds in Suffolk Virginia
Pambroke D. Gwaltney, peanut magnate of Smithfield, Virginia, married Miss Mattie Womble of Isle of Wight county in Suffolk. The bride’s sister Evern Womble of Virginia Beach was maid of honor. Fred Randolph of Smithfield was best man. The couple left for a honeymoon in the South. The groom is 74. most of his fortune was earned after his 60th birthday.
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Suffolk
Pambroke D. Gwaltney
Smithfield
Mise Mattie Womble
Isle of ‘Witht
Virginia Beach
Mra
F. Edward Delk
Suffdck
P. 8. Dunaway
Chesapeake and Oslo Canal Remains Open This Winter
Special to The Washington Post from Cumberland Maryland December reports say the Chesapeake and Oslo Canal to Georgetown will not be closed this winter unless ice thickens beyond the breaker’s capacity to remove it. Coal contracts may require lighter water and cargoes have been light, making year round operation a rare exception in canal history. Engineer Hartin notes one prior year of winter open navigation. Freight wreck near Mandate on the Virginia and Southwestern Railway injures engineer J.T. Rogete and halts traffic for six hours. A marriage license is issued in New York for Luke Harvey Fee and Alice M. Riddy of Richmond. A runaway horse collides with an automobile at Seaton Place and Florida Avenue. no injuries to Dr. F.L.A. Swarter or riders, but P. Storey of Standard Oil is injured and taken to Emergency Hospital.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Hartin
J . Bristol
Tenn
Mandate
Virginia and Southwestern Railway
J.T. Rogete
Nesligene
Billah Berkley
Seaton Place
Arid
Fla. Swarter
Jowa Circlé
Florida Avenue
Swarter
P. Storey
Standard Oil Company
AF Street
Warrant Withdrawn in Mount Rainier Brother Feud Case
Prince George county authorities withdrew the arrest warrant for Jacob Schuler and summoned him as a witness in the Mount Rainier feud over Robert Laupp's death. Charles Laupp, brother of the dead man, faced a $1,000 bond to appear at a preliminary hearing as tensions rise between the two factions.
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Hants Horm
Prince George County
Jacob Schulér
Charles Laup
Yic Weldon
Robert B. Joyce
Mount Rainier
Wallace Reybald
Schuler
Schueler
Reypora
Ram's Horn
de Hyattavilla
Tie
Laupp
Renta
Haine
Joyée
Pott’s
Mount Reinter
Filk
Charles Laupp
Robert
Laupy
Otheaborigi
Somickddy
Sid
Mra
Laury
Charles Uaupp
Lving
Sixth Street
Robert Laupe
Order of Heptosephs
Prince Georgé County
Supreme Douncil
New York
Society
Western Maryland College Closes Classes Over Fever Case
Westminster Md December 1 Special to The Weehington Flat Western Maryland College suspends classes until after the holiday due to five cases of a suspected illness and one additional rash incident. Health officer Dr Charles R Fouts ordered the closure of the cottage. The suspension runs to January 4 as students depart for home and those remaining prepare to leave. those ill are being notified.
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Weehington
Westminster
Appear Hand College
Charles R. Fouts
Confederate Dead Monument Unveiled in Rocky Mount
In Rocky Mount Virginia on December 1 a monument to Franklin County Confederate dead was unveiled by Jubal A. Ear Camp LD C and R H Fishburn of Roanoke in the presence of a large crowd. Attorney General Williams spoke after E W Baunders introduced him. the unveiling was performed by a UDC member as the band played Dixie and a dinner followed the ceremonies. The monument stands about 19 2 3 feet high topped by a Confederate soldier.
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Franklin
Rocky Mount
Spectak
Warhington
Franklin County
Jubal A. Earry
LD. C
R. H. Fishburn
Roanoke
E. W. Baunders
Williams
U. D.C
Dixie
British Sun aids distressed crew at sea near Port Arthur
A London report notes the steamer British Sun rescued the eight crew members from the Boston schooner Coz snd Green after it foundered in a gale. The Arteriodn schooner Coz snd Green, under Captain Blokaom, had sailed from Baltimore on November 3 with about WH tons. The rescued crew are reported safe aboard.
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British Sun
Port Arthur
Tex
Portladd
Coz Snd
Boston
Cok and Greer
Baltimore
Bath
Masha Wie
Bhs
Sever
Gasoline boat crew suffers fumes on river voyage
Three Alexandria party members and several Black crewmen aboard the gasoline boat Frank M Phillips were overcome by poisonous fumes on Wednesday morning while returning to the city. Geer Hufty a railroad tie broker regained consciousness later that day and his wife Mrs Hufty and Dr Powell moved toward Somerset Beach. The body of deckhand Joseph Porter 21 of 70 Jefferson Street will be brought to Alexandria as the rest of the crew reported in good health.
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Washington Post
Bureay
King Street
Alexendria
Alexandria
Frank ©. Spinks
Alexandre
Léslie M. Spinney
Kensington
Hufty
Somerset Beach
C. B. Marshall
Joseph Porter
Jefferson Street
Trial for Abduction in Alexandria Case Shifts to Firth
In Alexandria a coroner’s inquest ruled Ethel Pierce 16 of Chester Pa killed herself after fleeing with William Firth Jr of Chester. Police plan to press abduction or possible murder charges against Firth with trial set to begin next Wednesday. Funeral services for Millard P. Vincent were held at Whealey’s chapel with burial at Bethel Cemetery under St Paul’s and Alexandria Washington Lodge Mazona pallbearers named.
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Wi Firth, Jr
Chester
Ethel Pierce
William Firth, Jr
Loa Hotel
Bdward McGrary
Polite
offChester
Firth
Withheng&e
Millard P. Vincent
Foriers
Aléxandria
Eiéstay
B. Wheelley
P. Phillips
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Bethel Cemetery
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Lodgg
Mazona
Marbury
C. B. Mars ‘Shall
A. H. Gehlert
J. H. Fisher
George Young
Thomas A. Fisher
Justices Clash On Bench in Auto Tpend Case
Martinsburg man J Miller faces trial near Winchester over alleged automobile expense incurring damage to Lon Jones’s buggy. Justice Luther Pannatt fines Miller. Justice Eugene Baylor writes opinion. Both claim right to try the case. Appeal noted by Miller’s counsel to a circuit court.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Dee
J. Miller
Martinsburg
Lon Jones
Luther Pannatt
Milter
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