Doctors Open to Friedmann Serum Despite Cautions
U S public health chief Dr Rupert Blue said the government will extend full facilities to Dr Friedmann to examine and test his serum for tuberculosis while acknowledging past failures. He stressed the need for expert review in hygienic labs before any interstate sale or use.
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United States Public Health Service
Friedmann
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Rone
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Chary
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Askane
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Predmeanon
Tor. Blue
Safe Baby Harness Saves Four Children At Risk
A Washington mother writes detailing a safety device to prevent infant accidents. A belt style harness with shoulder straps and multiple fasteners is described as a tested aid, designed to secure babies and reduce danger. The device, made by a local dealer, cost $2.50 and aims to spare families similar tragedies.
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Edward Noseh
Wasra
Washington
Miotier
Felito
Norwegian relief expedition fails to reach stranded Germans
Claithimia Norway February 16 The second Norwegian relief mission to rescue German scientists stranded in Spitsbergen failed. Departing Advent Bay late January it retreated to Green Harbor in dire condition after 2 hurricanes halted progress. Seven dogs died, crew frost bitten, two sledges destroyed, leaving only minimal rations and improvised rescue plans until fresh dogs arrive.
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Spitzbergen
Claithimia
Norway
Secod
Spitsbergen
Advent Bay
Green Harbor
Dickson Bay
Kvaerts
Minister James Robinson Opposes Jones Works Bill
Pastor James Robinson of Mount Vernon Baptist Church denounces the Jones Works bill before a large northeast Washington crowd at 114 m offering a moral defense. He argues morals arise from within and that passage of the bill won t curb drinking, urging destroying the appetite for whisky instead.
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James Robinson
Mount Vernon
Vote to Avoid Liquor Fight by Washington Printers
Printers from the government printing office and downtown plants via Columbia Typographical Union No 101 condemn any action by five delegates to the Central Labor Union on liquor regulation legislation. They repudiated Central Labor Union positions as not representing their stance. The union also voted almost unanimously to abstain from participation in the inaugural parade.
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Washington
Government Printing Office
Columbia Typographical Union
Central Labor Union
Congress
Low Prices Attract Balkan Siting Sentiment In Markets
Financial eyes watch easing prospects as peace chances are seen as relief for markets. Tight money, sinking stock prices, and reduced capital flow keep sentiment gloomy. Bank lending supports some bond issues while foreign underwritings aid Union Pacific stakes amid cautious Wall Street tone. The Mexico upheaval and railroad wage shifts add to unsettled outlooks.
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London
Bank of France
New York Bank
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Europe
Taft to Visit Alexandria for Masonic Memorial Meeting
President Taft will attend the Washington Masonic Memorial Association meeting in Alexandria on Friday and may stay for the Alexandria Washington Lodge banquet Saturday. Delegates from two grand jurisdictions are expected. the group supports a George Washington memorial in Avis city. The Holy Name Society and several funeral notices follow.
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Ishington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandra
Taft
Alexandria
Washington Masonic Memorial Association
Grrand
United States
T. J. Shryock
Maryland
Avis City
George Washington
Alexandria-Washington
Memorial Association
Charles A. Towne
The
Elks’ Home
Holy Name Society of St
Holland writes of men who have directed the nations finances
In New York a February report hints that President elect Wilson will lean toward a Treasury Secretary guiding reforms in banking and currency. The piece weighs past secretaries’ paths, notes McAdoo as a likely choice, and argues successful Treasury heads came from varied backgrounds, not only bankers, shaping a capable administration.
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New York
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Woodrow Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
the Treasury
Wall Street
William G. McAdoo
Treasury
McAdoo
Hudson Tubes
Manhattan Island
New Jersey
Salmon P. Chase
Cincinnati
Hugh McCulloch
Indiana
Washington
Department of the Comptroller of the Currency
Georges. Boutwell
Alexander Stewart
Boutwell
Windom
William Windom
McKnley
Hhis
United States
Exchequer
Great Britain
Gladstone
Disraeli
Gov. Wilson
Steel Output At Maximum As Railways Buy Heavily
New York reports steel mills operating at near capacity with shipments exceeding orders. January U S Steel Corp results show ingot production around 2,426,000 tons and finished products about 1,895,000 tons. Railroads since Feb 1 placed orders for roughly 490,000 tons. car orders last week totaled 12,300 with 2,300 provisional.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania Company
Grand Trunk
St. Louis
Southwestern
Eliot says he did not criticise Taft in postmaster remark
Boston February 16 Dr Charles W Eliot former Harvard president denied misquotation accusing him of criticizing President Taft over civil service for fourth class postmasters He stated reporters failed to quote him accurately and he did not name Taft while noting the fourth class postmasters were patronage appointees
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Boston
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Taft
Will contest seeks $333 990 fee if he wins
William Travers Jerome challenges the Parker will in New Haven Connecticut, aiming to overturn a $1 000 000 estate, potentially rising to $5 000 000 in Parker's Parker's will filed May 1910. Contestant Miss Katherine Trowbridge testified Jerome would receive one third if the will is broken.
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William Travers Jerome
Joseph Parker
Harrison Hewitt
New Haven
Conn
James H. Townsend
Katherine Trowbridge
New Traven
Jerome
American Female Guardian Society
Yale University
James M. Townsend
Yale Law School
Burke Hill Dies of Injuries in Baltimore Hospital
Burke Hill aged 19, son of Charles Hill of Martinsburg West Virginia, died last night at Maryland University Hospital Baltimore from injuries suffered at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shops in Martinsburg two weeks earlier when a windlass handle escaped and struck him on the head. His skull was fractured.
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Washington Post
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W. Va
Charles Hill
Maryland University Hospital
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Ohio
Gorkmen
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