New Heat Modified 606 Drug Promises Complete Germ Eradication
Dr Samuel W Lambert dean of the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York asserts a heated preparation of 606 will drive out all disease germs from the human body. He calls it the greatest medical breakthrough and links it to the Journal of the American Medical Association report on heat altered toxicity. The discovery by Prof Ethilch and its implications for medicine and surgery are discussed as a potential revolution in healthcare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York College of Physicians
Surgeons
Prof. Erblick
Washington Post
New York
Eiltner
Ethilch
Frankfurt
Samuel W. Lambert
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Lambert
Journal of the American Medical Association
Dr. Lambert
Estner
New Presbyterian Hospital
Edward S. Harkness
Johns Hopkins Hospital
University
Baltimore
Marriage notice in Mobile between Mackley and Karrill
On October 20, 184, in Mobile Alabama Miss Gertrude Mackley and Mr Fred W Karrill both of Kansas were joined in marriage as recorded in local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karrll-Mackley
Mobile, Ala
Gertrude Mackley
Fred W. Karrill
Kansas
Obituary notices and funeral announcements from early 1900s paper
Sudden deaths and planned funerals across Washington area. Entries record Daniel J Dougherty son of Mary and Michael Dougherty, with services at St Peter's Church. Daniel Poughert and Daniel Johnson memorial notices. Alphonso Tant and Hartes M. Heller family obituaries. Tomas Wensry and Fannie Long memorials. various funeral arrangements and venues listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J
Mary
Michael Dougherty
John
Julia Sullivan
Virginia Avenue
St. Peter's Church
Downe
Carroll Council
Bro
Daniel Poughert
Een ST. Fallen
Avelid Street
Alphonso Tant
Ohio
Harpers Ferry
W. Hart
Elie Heller
and Ale Heller
Thomas Bergeon
Seventh Street
Il P. Mat
Georgia Avene Northwest
Titomas
Biemat Wensry
Frank Geler
Seven Street Northwest
Chicago
Tam Johnson
Mle Johnson
Lucy
Robert Johnson
Milestorial Church
Third Street
New York Avenue
T. Street
Fannie Long
Frederick
Baltimore
Truget Scanlon
Pri
In memoriam Pattison Pattison tribute note
In loving remembrance of Tam Flint Pattison only son of Mr James J Pattison passed away recently at age 1 year. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Tam Flint Pattison
James J
Ato Tulay
Deadly Christmas Party At Kenton Restaurant Rooms
Kenton Ohio December 24 two women and four men were found dead in two rear rooms of a building behind the opera house. Gas fumes from an unvented stove caused suffocation. victims include Clark Latham and his wife, Pearl Kennedy, Ruth Bailey, William Kennedy, Harry Newcomb, and Elizabeth Bailey. Bottles of whisky lay about. the Kennedys were regular roomers and were asleep. Investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Ohio
Opera House
Clark Latham
Pearl Kennedy
William Kennedy
Harry Newcomb
Elizabeth Bailey
Latham
Bailey
Ruth
Kennedys
Lathams
Newcomb
Botter
William Kenney
Grand Forks Child Freezes To Death In Alleged Neglect
A coroner's jury found that the 5-year-old son of Michael Ott of Richard son North Dakota froze to death due to parental neglect. A 4-year-old sister, who was with him, likely died, with neighbors only called after they disappeared from the house around noon. The children were found near their home with legs and arms severely frozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
N. Dak
Michael Ott
Richardson
N. Nak
Police Chief Quits Office In City Boardroom Shakeup
Minneapolis police superintendent Col Frank T Corriston resigns effective January 1 after grand jury probe into vice and lax enforcement. Capt Michael Mealey becomes superintendent. In Chicago Detective Jesse Gillman dies from a revolver duel after Graci was killed during a laundry owner dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Minn
Frank T. Corriston
Haynes
Michael Mealey
Corriston
Grand Jury
Chicago
Jesse Gillman
Gregorio Graci
Graci
Louisville man denied new trial in Kellner murder case
Joseph Wendling, convicted December 3 of the murder of a 4 year old girl Alma Kellner, was sentenced to life imprisonment by a jury. Judge James P. Gregory denied a new trial in criminal court today and formally imposed life at the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Josepn Wendling
Alma Kellner
James P. Gregory
Commissioner's victory ends wage dispute with rail engineers
Chicago crowds relief as union engineers accept a 10.8 percent average wage rise on the 1910 scale for 33,000 men on 61 railroads, averting a strike. Shippers gain relief. negotiated terms include 40 cent daily increases across most services and additional differentials for engines, with total annual impact about 3.9 million dollars. Warren S. Stone lauds mediator Neill and notes engineers chose to avert calamity rather than pursue higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Warren 8. Stone
Charles P. Neill
Conference Committee of the Western
Railway Managers
Millions hinge on suit over Wisconsin inheritance taxes
Madison December 24 four million dollars in uncollected inheritance taxes for Wisconsin hinge on a suit started by Attorney General F L Gilbert. The case determines if Wisconsin may collect taxes from estates of deceased nonresidents who held stock in Wisconsin corporations. Administrators of W H Tilford New York defend. The suit covers 2 million in Tilford stock in the Milwaukee Road and about 1.5 million tax on J Stewart Kennedy estate Northern Pacific stock valued at 23 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
State of
Wisconsin
F. L. Gilbert
Commonwealth
W. H. Thtford
New York
Tilford
Milwaukee Road
J. Stewart Kennedy
Northern Pacific
Indians Join the Faculty at Berkeley
The University of California in Berkeley hires Mojave Achora Hungara and Capt. Jack Jones to join the anthropology faculty. Hungara, famed as a medicine man with vast knowledge of tribal history, will have lectures recorded on phonograph records for future study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Department of Anthropology
University of California
Achora Hungara
Jack Jones
Hungara J
Southwest
Dogs Bring Golden Burden in Alaska Gold Run
Special to The Washington Pont from Seward Alaska reports a party of five miners delivering half a ton of gold by dog sled from the iditared district. This marks the camp's largest clean-up since winter navigation closed. The gold will be sent to the government assay office in Seattle. The party notes the trail is rough and the dog teams are heavily laden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pont. Seward
Alaska
Aone
Iditared
Seattle
Harvard Varsity Club to build memorial clubhouse
The Harvard Varsity Club executive committee decides the new Cambridge clubhouse will be a memorial to Capt Francis H Burr late defender and first president of the club who died in Boston recently. The project honors Burr who captained Harvard’s 1908 football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Varsity Club
Francis H. Burr
Boston
British Steamers in Collision Near Delaware Capes
The British steamer Menomines sailing from Philadelphia to Antwerp collided yesterday outside the Delaware Capes with the British steamer Camille from Rotterdam to this port. The collision was not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Menomines
Antwerp
Delaware Capes
Camille
Rotterdam
Both Countries Bar Him Over Immigration Case
Benjamin Rosenbaum, a former New Yorker, faces a tangled sequence of deportations between the United States and Panama. After being deported by Panaman authorities twice and by U S officials once, he returned on the steamer Advance. Secret service charges in Panama triggered the custody and bond actions, with deportation orders issued on December 3 and renewed upon his Panama return.
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New York
Fills Island
Benjamin Rosenbaum
Here
Panama
United States
Krosenbaum
Secret Service
Isthmus
Immigration Department
Father, a Laborer, "Credit to Any Community" in Juvenile Court
Pittsburg juvenile court hears how a family of twelve survives on $1.35 a day. Probation Officer Miss Oppenheimer praises the mother’s housekeeping and the children’s schooling, calling the father a hard worker and the family a credit to the community. The 10 year old Antonio Elf was released to his mother after officers verified the home conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Naniie Oppenheimer
Miss Oppenheimer
Cohen Toe
Antonio Elf
Woman dynamiter guilty ends second trial in Oakland
In Oakland California on December 24 1907 Jury convicts Mrs Isabella J Martin of dynamiting the home of Superior Judge Ogden. The verdict follows a second trial after an earlier conviction and life sentence and includes a mercy recommendation. Baby John Martin testified he set the fuse under fear of punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Isabella J. Martin
Ogden
Supreme Court
Man Dies Reentering Burning Home for Pocket Book
West Hatfield Mass December 24 John Steele escaped his burning farmhouse with his family then reentered to retrieve a pocket book and was overcome by smoke dying at his bedside. The fire caused an estimated loss around 63 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hatfield
Mass
John Steele
Death of Count Franz Karl Wolf von Ballestrem in Berlin
Berlin reports the death of Count Franz Karl Wolf von Ballestrem former Reichstag president. Born in 1834 he died today with the note of his aristocratic lineage and political prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count von Ballestrem
Berlin
Franz Karl Wolfgang von Ballestrem
Reichstag
Six Die in Pennsylvan ia Rail Crash At Nevada Ohio
Fort Wayne Indiana December 24 Six people died and six were injured in a head on collision between Pennsylvania Railroad westbound passenger No 15 and eastbound freight No 4 at Nevada Ohio. Engineers Christian Craig and Clarence Miller were among the dead. Signals and block rules were cited as cause with Miller allegedly about to be promoted. Injured were taken to Fort Wayne and include William Slagle H Conley and others who are expected to recover.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Nevada
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Christian C. Craig
DE Witt C. Beebe
George H. Horton
William ‘A. Dowler
Freidsthin
Chi
Cago
William Slagle
H. Conley
Miller
Imzineer Crafe
Eight Killed in Scotch Express Collision in Pennine Hills
A Scotch express carrying 500 passengers to Scotland collided with a pilot engine near Hawes Junction in England. Eight died, many burned. two hundred percent injured, and most bodies burned beyond recognition. The wreck occurred high in the Pennine hills with access delayed for medical help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebris
Pennine Hills
England
Powder shortage feared if potash tax removal blocked
Germany could disrupt powder supply for the army and navy in a tariff war over potash. War and Navy Departments seek removal of the exported potash tax to avert a powder famine. If Germany bans exports, the United States might rely on German mills, straining relations and risking restricted sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Army
War
Navy
SAILS WITH HER DEAD KING Somesome
Misa Alma L. Schein a Terre Haute widow sails from New York on the Rhein to live in Bismarck Prussia taking with her the coffin containing her father Karl F Schmidt her mother and two siblings. She will bury them near the church she attended and keeps the family plot intact while pursuing a life in the Fatherland.
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Washington Post
New York
Misa Alma L. Schein
Terre Haute
Ind
Rhein
Lloyd Line
Bismarck
Prussia
Miss Schmidt
Clara
Karl F. Schmidt
Terra Haute
Commodore Vedder Dies in New York Hotel Majestic
Commodore Vedder a former New York State senator and author of the inheritance tax law died today in his hotel room at the Majestic after a sudden heart disease. A native of Ellicottville born in 1839, he practiced law and was a Civil War veteran who later rose as a prominent Republican figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commodore P.“Vedder
Hotel Majestic
Vedder
Ellicottville
State Senate
Jong
Republican Party
Uncle Sam to Fight Trust in Electrical Trade
Department of Justice near readiness to prosecute a branch of the electrical trust for controlling the incandescent light trade. Proceedings under the Sherman antitrust law to target a pool alleged to control the market. Officials say the pool makes more than $18,000,000 annually and the suit location is not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical Combine
Department of Justice
Electrical Trust
Unusual concert date and holiday shopping tips noted
A notice highlights a January 2 concert directed by Mrs Suzanne Oldberg at the Washington Club and urges readers to check New Year gift planning. It also promotes Brentano's yearly library membership and Grogan’s open account system for Christmas purchases, plus saving with Merchants and Mechanics Bank and a limited Waverley electric car offer from Carpenter Automobile Company ending next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Oldberg
Washington Club
I, Street
Trént
Arly
Brentano's
Circulating Library of Fiction
Washington
Peter Grogan & Sons
Grogan
Grogan's
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
Carpenter Automobile Company
Seventeenth
U Streets
Waverley
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Dean Lambert
Washingtos Post
Inquirer
Providence Journal
Qd Plain Center
Syracuse Post-Standard
Cileagftyverd-Herald
St Fa! Pioneer Press
Buffalo
Maryland
Reskville
Oceane
F Street
N. W
Frank A. Speare
Mer
P. Zurhorst
Atakda
Empalmen Fundtoriars
East
Clio
J. William Lee
Antemaumer
John R. Wright CO
Fonetit
Smbelmers
R. F. Harvey
R. F. Harvey’s Sons, Meral Directors and Embalmers, 1223 Fourthentie ST. NW
Telephone North
Gude
Falvey
Wendling
Nestapring Station
We Probey Carriage CO
Karon Wines
Orne
Idays
Kalon Wine CO
Mon Stars
W. Phacem
Neill
Warren S. Stone
Stone
Harvard
Panatha
Boy
Tolstoi
Kaminsky Michael
Count Tolstoi
Campania
Yasnaya Poliana
Bath
Bath Iron Works
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Scotland
Italy
Rome
Milan
War and Navy Departments
Alma Schmidt
Commodore Vedder
Uncle Sam
Frederick Jarvis
Berry & Whitmore Company
HECHT
Merry Christmas
Xmias
Gardiner & Dent, Inc
14Th St. N. W
Merchants & Mechanics Savings Bank
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