Dr Carrel cures dog hearts in cold storage experiments
Reports from Rockefeller Institute describe Carrel’s experiments in preserving dog hearts in cold storage, reattaching to the aorta, and keeping the animals alive for days. Edison’s praise and details about jugular vein grafts and heart surgery are noted, with researchers hopeful about future human applications and safer techniques.
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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 obituaries report George Mc Coy Stuart aged 78 dying at White Pine. His sister Mrs Sarah Bla zer aged 80 died at Cooke community home Monday and another brother Ike Stuart aged 78 died near the sister Tuesday. They were survivors of seven. In Victoria British Columbia two minor earthquake shocks occurred at 11 59 pm with no damage reported.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
George McCoy Stuart
White Pine
Sarah Blazer
Cooke
Ike Stuart
Victoria
B. C
Sunday Lessons to Mild in Mesquite
Rev R F Sulver attacked the International Sunday School Lesson Committee for eroding Presbyterian doctrine by removing essential gospel content. He warned there will be nothing left to save the Sunday school if the trend continues and called for a petition to the syndicate to fix the lessons.
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Féare Phere
Mesquite
Paw
Minn
Presbyterian Church
R. F. Sulver
Presbyterian Missionaries
Ha J
bin Inite
Ferry collision injures women on river near Jersey City
The Pennsylvania Railroad ferry Cincinnati crashed into the St Louis just outside Jersey City, injuring several women including a 50 year old seriously. One woman, Hester Etling, was taken to St Francis Hospital. others were treated at home or at the ferry. The St Louis was towed to Hoboken for repairs. officials have not fixed responsibility.
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Washington Post
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati
Desbrosses Street
St. Louls
Jersey City
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
Decker
St. Lou
Yanked From Flying Train Snatcher Jumps to Escape
George A. Ball head brakeman on a Union Pacific freight train was seized by a mail car snatcher and pulled from the cab. He was swung against the mail car and fell clear of the wheels with only minor injuries, after being carried several hundred feet.
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U. P
Washington Post
Rawlin
Wyo
George A. Ball
Union Pacific
Ball
Tim
Dull Session at Washington Stock Exchange Involves Tax Debates
The Washington Stock Exchange saw a quiet session with taxes discussed at 34,500 dollars. Prices drifted with bids around 1081-2 for the main issue, while small trades noted Washington Gas at 76 and Capital Traction at 1271-2. Sixty-six shares represented the day’s total sales as prices remained near the prior level. The Potomac Electrical Consolidated 5s hit a new low at 99 34, and the Washington Gas Company debt certificates were being redeemed at par with interest through December.
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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 and Atlantic Routes
Ocean liner movements list several transatlantic crossings and port pairs including New York Plymouth Rotterdam Queenstown Ivernia Roatan Liverpool Nerton Philadelphia Southampton Taunton New York Havre Breslau Bremen Copenhagen Antwerp Philadelphia London New York. C F Thergens linked to Copenhagen. Various ships named Flime Steve Minnehaha and Queenstown chdelatia noted in passage.
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Ark
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 Conference Adopts Plan For Real Work
The Louisville meeting closes with executives opposing adjournment, pledging to reduce social functions and build permanent headquarters. Governors discuss direct primaries, employers liability laws, and suffrage, voting to publish findings and extend next session to a week. Gov Fort argues primaries reduce bossism and emphasize individual voters.
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Louisville
Dee
Conference of Governors
Fort
New Jersey
Jmort
Names and places of hotel guests across cities
The clipping lists numerous individuals staying in hotels across Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg California Connecticut Georgia Illinois Maryland Massachusetts New York Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee Texas Virginia and foreign guests. It names many travelers and spouses with hotel and city affiliations, including Raleigh Shoreham Ebbitt and St James as referenced venues.
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Boston
J. B. O'Brien
Heleleh
Chicago
M. Apnain
Wift
Richard Waaserman
Charlés Timball
William D. Bten
Willayd
G. W. F. Wallace
William Lorimer
J. Burlingame
Raleigh
G. P Vorbrink
St. James
New York
Silas Dardabbit
A. P. Davenpoyt
Shoreman
W. Halley
Higgs
H. D. Monde
Ebbitt
Charlie F. Pradnon
Jatt Stewart
W. H. Mitchell
James Garry
Mya
H. C. Mésalmer
B. Li. Fenneés
Charles Wingman
H. A. Wiebach
David Rich
T. 8
Sage
Willard
J. H. Slater
Mirs Beaton
Magee
W. Culbart
Rateigh
FE. B. "Knarewa
At. Teme Pittsburg
John McLeod
W. R. Balatugar
Are Mogton
Maurice Vilsack
Arthur V. Davis
John J. Platt
William Bruce Stevens
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
Ohio
St. D. York
Fortamouth
Arlington
Wiliam H. Clark
Dayton
Roger ‘Titus
Cleveland
Edward Horton
Cinzionati
H. Kohn
J. Hi, McGlue
Mariatta
Fatetsh
Pennsylvania
H.H. Solas
Ersa Mewr
W. E. Stateen
Scranton
Riggs
Arnold
Hazeleburg
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 Washington Bret
Federal court ordered sale of the Star publishing properties the Indianapolis Star the Muncie Star and the Terre Haute Star. The receiver must offer the papers for sale after 66 days notice and require bids of at least 1 175 000. The sale is to be as an entirety with bonds notes or stock as part payment.
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Sun
Indianapolis
Ind
Star’ Publishing Company
Indianapolis Star
Muncie Star
Terre Haute Star
Confederate General Marries in Lovaliarisle Home Wedding
General J. Fieya of Washington and Miss Lilian P. Filler, daughter of the late Col. A. T. M. Filler of Loudoun County, were quietly married at Linden near Lorettaville. The Rev. Lewin officiated. The bride, a survivor of the Civil War era, is linked to Confederate history. the couple 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
Norman Lewis, colored, was convicted in the Nashville state superior court of the murder of Gates Pub Stallings of Spring Hope, North Carolina, on September 18. He was sentenced to death by hanging in the State penitentiary, January 5. Lewis claims his wife fired the fatal shot, but the jury found him guilty. He has been in the state penitentiary awaiting execution.
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Wilmington
N. C
Nashville
Norman
Lewis
Gates
Pub
Stallings
Spring Hope
Body found in city reservoir near Hat spot
Richmond December report states Mrs. Jeanette Brown 23, wife of H B Brown, was found in the east basin of William Byrd Park reservoir, near where her hat floated Monday. Coroner and police removed the body after ruling out foul play. sister says she doubts suicide, though no motive is known.
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Jeannette’ Brown
Cuy Reservoir
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 Reported at Annapolis
Annapolis Md Dec 1 The twenty fifth case of typhoid fever was reported today at the Naval Academy Midshipman Robert P Lukert of Staunton Md a fourth day student is the patient The authorities face a potential outbreak of another disease as Midshipman R H Wilson of the fourth class was admitted to the naval hospital with a well defined case of measles He was isolated and precautions were taken to prevent spread
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Annapolis
Nava
Robert P. Lukert
Staunton
Naval Academy
Witaon
Naval Hospital
Peanut King Weds in Suffolk Ceremony
Suffolk Va December ceremony joins peanut magnate Pambroke D Gwaltney of Smithfield and Miss Mattie Womble once of Isle of Wight county now Virginia Beach in the home of the bride’s sister Mrs F Edward Delk. Evern Womble served as maid of honor with Fred Randolph as best man. The groom, age 74, has built nearly all his fortune since his sixty sixth birthday and the couple left for a South honeymoon.
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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
Waterways keep open as canal traffic continues this winter
Special reports from Cumberland and Washington detail ongoing navigation checks on the Chesapeake and Oslo Canal to Georgetown. Ice remains a potential deterrent, but contracts for coal deliveries and limited cargoes push for year round operation. only once before has the waterway stayed open all year. Freight wreck near Bristol injures one engineer and halts traffic for hours. Marriage licenses issued in New York for Luke Harvey Fee and Alice M. Riddy. A runaway horse collides with a car on Seaton Place. Dr Swarter not injured, driver P Storey treated at 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 Quarrel Case
Prince George county authorities withdrew a warrant for Jacob Schuler and summoned him as a witness in the Robert Laupp death case. Charles Laupp, brother of the dead man, faces a $1,000 bond on a murder suspicion charge, with hearings set for next Wednesday at Mount Rainier.
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Robert Laupy
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
College Closes Classes Over Fever Outbreak
Westminster Maryland December 1 Western Maryland College suspended classes until after holiday vacation due to five reported diphtheria cases and one related death. Health officer Dr Charles R Fouts ordered campus closed and students sent home as outbreak details emerged last night.
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Maryland
Weehington
Westminster
Appear Hand College
Charles R. Fouts
Confederate Dead Monument Unveiled in Franklin County
A Confederate memorial in Franklin County near Rocky Mount was unveiled by the Jubal A. Earley Camp LD. C. and R. H. Fishburn of Roanoke with E. W. Baunders introducing Attorney General Williams. The 19 2% foot monument features a soldier statue and Dixie played as the veil was drawn by U.D.C. members. Veterans attended and joined a dinner after ceremonies.
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Kemery
Franklin
Rocky Mount
Spectak
Warhington
Franklin County
Jubal A. Earry
LD. C
R. H. Fishburn
Roanoke
E. W. Baunders
Williams
U. D.C
Dixie
Crew of eight rescued at sea in late November
London dispatch reports the steamer British Sun encountered distress as the Arteriodn schooner Coz snd Green from Boston foundered off a submerged reef. The British Sun rescued eight crew members including Captain Blokaom, while other vessels the American schooner Cok and Greer aided. All aboard are reported safe.
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London
British Sun
Port Arthur
Tex
Portladd
Coz Snd
Boston
Cok and Greer
Baltimore
Bath
Masha Wie
Bhs
Sever
Accident outcome ties broker Hufty aboard ship
Three Alexandria locals and several Black crew members of the gasoline boat Frank M. Phillips were overcome by flammable fumes on the Wakefield voyage from Alexandria to Somerset Beach. Geel Hufty regained consciousness and Mrs Hufty with Dr Powell traveled toward Somerset Beach for care. The death of deckhand Joseph Porter, 21, was reported. others on board were said to be 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
FACES TRIAL FOR ABDUCTION IN ALEXANDRIA CASE
A 16 year old Ethel Pierce of Chester Pa shot herself after fleeing with William Firth Jr of Chester. The mayoral police chief says Firth may face abduction or murder charges as his trial starts next Wednesday. A coroner’s jury ruled the death a suicide. Funeral services for Millard P Vincent were held in Alexandria with Rev P Phillips officiating. Pallbearers included Marbury Marshall Gehlert Fisher Young and Fisher.
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Alexandria
Ethel Pierce
Chester
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
Alexandriaf Washington
Lodgg
Mazona
Marbury
C. B. Mars ‘Shall
A. H. Gehlert
J. H. Fisher
George Young
Thomas A. Fisher
Justices Clash On Bench Autoist Fined Acquitted
Special to The Washington Post from Winchester Virginia reports Martinsburg businessman J Miller uncertain of guilt over exceeding automobile speed limits and damaging Lon Jones’s buggy near Winchester. At trial Justices Luther Pannatt and Eugene Baylor clashed over jurisdiction. Miller was fined and an appeal to a circuit court noted by his counsel.
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Otte Axa
Washington Post
Winchester
Dee
J. Miller
Martinsburg
Lon Jones
Luther Pannatt
Milter
Mil.ter
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Laura Clay
Kentucky Equal Rights Association
Indiana
Washington Bret
J. P. “Fille
Teetein Ao Teint
Washingtonian
Naval ‘Academy
Peanut King
Bride
P. D. Gwaltney
Weis
Keep.c
Luke Harvey Fee
Peat Marshall Street
Misa
Alice M. Riddy
Jamas V. Riddy
Pisia
Roxbury
Aldress
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Hostler
Prince . George County
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Theater Graduate Nurses” Association
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Marion
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White House
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BiMs-Nowle Company
Wedges Bros
Jacobson
Jes, Devlin
May Elwood
Phil Btakts
Crouch
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Doxeman Bulger
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Zallah
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Seventh
Darurdas
Clara Turner
Anita
Maxi Week
Hotel Gotham
Wetherbee & Wood
Fifth Ave
Fifty-fifth St
New York City
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Bate
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UAW
Erlanger
W. Andreeef
Burton Holmes
Prague & Flonday
Bohemia
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H. B. Warner
York
Jimmy Valentine
Welldck
BEATH
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Smarttan
Judy Forget
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Wenedt
Justor
National
Charles Frohman
Ethel Barrymore
Arthur W. Finero
Max Fiedler
Josef. Hofmann
Droop's
Gayety
Hatinee
Harry Hastings
Tig
Viola Sheldon
Happiland
Bronte Re. Coypia
Pistorio
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