District Health Board Tracks Tubercular Cows in Washington
Health officials report fifteen percent of district deaths linked to milk from tubercular cows and 37 of 154 animals tested across 43 farms show disease. Inspectors under new regulation faced funding gaps, delaying condemnations and pasteurization, while officials urge pasteurization and tighter control to curb human infection.
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New York Actor John Drew Thrown From Horse
In Central Park today John Drew, the actor, was thrown from his horse while riding with his daughter Louise on the wide path. The horse trampled him, he was carried to Presbyterian Hospital, where doctors found a broken left collarbone and a slight brain concussion. Drew regained consciousness two hours later and is expected to be out in a week or two.
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Murphy Confers With Gaynor Over City Appointments
Murphy of Tammany Hall met in Brooklyn with Mayor elect Gaynor amid anxiety over patronage for the new city administration. Gaynor reportedly will approve appointments only if the appointees are capable, signaling cautious optimism about the political balance after the conference.
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Pierce Found Not Guilty In Waters-Pierce Auction Case
The jury acquitted H Clry Pierce of false swearing and Judge Calhoun charged the jury on Pierce immunity under Texas law. The Waters-Pierce Oil Company property in Texas was sold at public auction to S W Fordyce and associates of St Louis for 11750.
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World gas tanks explode in Hamburg city disaster
A catastrophic blast at Hamburg's Ilbe front destroys two gas tanks after a leak in a new reservoir. Ten dead and seventeen missing at midnight, with many injured. A second explosion in the nearby old reservoir caused further chaos as flames surged over the city and harbor.
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Burial of Ocey Snead Delayed By Unfathomed East Orange Death
Police reveal an aged witness identifies the bathtub death victim as Ocey Wardlaw Snead of Murfreesboro. A physician refuses to list a cause of death beyond undetermined, while a sensational letter from Murfreesboro hints at morphine and hypnotic influence. Authorities delay funeral arrangements and keep details tight as they pursue the case.
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Taft’s First Regular Message Emphasizes Confidence and Progress
President Taft delivers his first regular message to Congress without lament over evils, stressing unity and national pride. He signals future focus on Roosevelt era policies, including conservation, antitrust reform, and postal savings banks, with no threats to violators and a pledge to pursue key changes in subsequent messages.
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Early Shopping Prize Winner To Be Announced
The Washington Post will reveal the winner of the $25 prize for the boat article on early shopping in tomorrow mornings edition dated December 4. The announcement appears as part of the Post's continuing gift guidance features.
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Public Works Minister to Visit Washington on Tariff Lines
Canadian Minister of Public Works William Pugsley will visit Washington on tariff matters. He plans unofficial talks with U S Congress members and officials to gauge views on tariff relations between Canada and the United States during Congress session.
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Argentine ex minister named as mediator in Orinoco dispute
Buenos Aires has asked Argentina to offer Carlos Rodrigues Lerretta former foreign minister the post of arbitrator at The Hague in the Venezuela United States Orinoco claim. Roque Seenz Pena declined to serve due to presidential candidacy. Larretta is believed willing to accept.
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Test of New Anesthetic At New York Hospital
A dramatic operation on a six year old boy at the New York Hospital Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Galled displays a new anesthetic technique by Dr Jonnesco of Roumania. Surgeons including Prof Jourescu watched as the needle delivered spinal anesthesia and the patient showed no distress. The scene drew congratulatory remarks from the medical staff and observers.
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Perpetual Southern Commercial Congress to Erect Home
Delegates adopt a resolution to perpetuate the Southern Commercial Congress and fund a $1.85 million building on the site of old St Matthews Church in Washington. Officers are elected for a one year term led by President John M Parker with extensive representation from Southern states and prominent commercial leaders. The assembly at the Willard Hotel previews an array of plans to promote regional development and public awareness of Southern resources.
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