Tubercular Cows Found In District
District health leaders reveal fifteen percent of deaths tied to milk from cows with bovine tuberculosis. Inspectors test 154 cows across farms. 37 show disease. Delays, funding gaps, and price wrangles hinder slaughter and pasteurization efforts, risking continued milk contamination and human illness.
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John Drew Injured In Central Park Horse Accident
New York actor John Drew was thrown from a horse while riding with his daughter Louise on a bridle path in Central Park. The horse trampled him, leaving a broken left collarbone and a slight brain concussion. He was taken to Presbyterian Hospital by a passerby after regaining consciousness two hours later. Doctors expect a week or two of recovery.
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Murphy Calls On Gaynor In Tammany Confab
Charles F Murphy leads the Tammany Hall visit to Brooklyn for a first conference with Waliat J Gaynor the New York elector center. The talks reportedly cover appointments in the new city administration as Gaynor seeks capable appointees before agreeing to any placements amid party anxiety. A separate transit note outlines solid vestibuled trains with dining and sleeping cars on the Union Station line.
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Pierce Found Not Guilty In Waters-Pierce Auction Case
Jury returns not guilty verdict for H Clry Pierce after appeal to immunity under Texas law. Judge Calhoun directs verdict and bans use of Pierce testimony from Missouri pursuit. Waters-Pierce Oil Company property sells at public auction to S W Fordyce and associates of St. Louis for $1 7a.
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World’s Largest Gas Reservoir Explodes in Hamburg City
A double gas-tank explosion in Hamburg destroyed the Ilbe front reservoir and later the adjacent tank. Ten dead, seventeen missing, and many injured as flames and flying debris tore through nearby homes. The new reservoir, largest in the world, had just been tested and was not yet completed.
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Burial Drama Deepens in Snead Case at East Orange
Police and prosecutors probe a bathtub death linked to Ocey Snead’s loss with a grim chain of leads. An elderly eyewitness identified the victim, a Murfreesboro letter hints at morphine, and a local physician refuses to name a death cause beyond undetermined.
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Taft's first regular message opines on loyalty and business recovery
President Taft presents his first regular message to Congress emphasizing goodwill, confidence in fellow citizens, and a patriotic tone. He avoids lamenting evils, signals support for business revival, and promises future messages to address Roosevelt-era policies and fiscal reforms, including postal savings banks and antitrust measures.
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Prize winner to be named in The Washington Post
The Post will announce the winner of the $25 prize for the boat article on early shopping tomorrow morning December 4. The notice states the winner is announced in the newspaper.
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Public Works Minister to Visit Washington on Tariff Ties
The Canadian Minister of Public Works, William Pugsley, will visit Washington in December to discuss tariff matters with U S officials. It is understood he will seek to gauge Congress views during its session, aiming for discreet influence on tariff relations between Canada and the United States.
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Argentine ex minister lined up as Orinoco dispute mediator
Buenos Aires seeks to offer Carlos Rodrigues Lerretta former foreign minister the post of arbitrator at The Hague to replace Roque Seenz Pena who declined to serve due to his presidential bid Senor Larretta is believed to accept the role in the U S Venezuela Orinoco claim dispute
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Four Under Stovaine Test of New Anesthetic
A dramatic operation at New York Hospital of a boy under six receives with near universal praise. Dr Jourescu administers anesthesia, the boy remains calm, and the medical team watches intently as the Roumanian surgeon completes the spinal anesthesia. The scene includes renowned physicians as witnesses and applause from observers.
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de ‘Virgil
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Whith
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Perpetual Southern Commercial Congress Home Planned
Delegates pledge 1 850 000 for a new building on the site of old St Matthew's Church at the Willard Hotel to house the Southern Commercial Congress for the next year officers elected include John M Parker and J Taylor Bryson with a roster of prominent southern professionals and business leaders supporting rapid construction and regional development. The meeting also showcased medical demonstrations and a sale at Sloan's as part of the day's proceedings.
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