Relief for Sufferer Died From Morphine Dose Debate at Ohio Law
Milwaukee report on a Chicago physician who claims a fatal morphine dose given to a burned patient hastened death. He favors a German style law allowing doctors to seek courts to certify incurable cases while opponents warn of reduced life value and risk of errors. Also lists local obituaries and funeral notices from January 1906.
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Washington Post
Milwaukee
Wis
Ohio
Walter Kempster
Whitney
Jan
Ohionese of Representatives
Chicago
Coal railroads probed as Bullitt alleges bias
Logan Bullitt of Red Rock Fuel Company, Upshur County W V, asks a sweeping federal probe into bituminous coal railroads to Atlantic ports, focusing on Baltimore and Ohio discrimination against his mine and rail link. He cites a 1905 ICC ruling ordering B and O to provide a side track, which allegedly remains unfulfilled.
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West Virginia
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Congress
Logan N. Eullitt
Red Rock Fuel Company
Upshur County
W. Va
Hoday
Atlantic
Ballitt
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fairmount
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bullitt
Baltimore and Ohio
Red Rock Company
Fourteen Die In Witteville Mine Explosion
In Poteau Indian Territory the Witteville mine slope No 4 saw a deadly fire damp explosion yesterday afternoon. Fourteen men were at work, two escaped at entry No 4, three bodies recovered, gas prevents further entry. Names listed among the dead include Peter Valsetto Angelo Bock J H Harp Tom Bock James Duffey John Alexander William Alexander Joe Batly Hd Frankman Jim Thomas Angelo Scarsciot Francisco Bock Joseph E Turk and J H.
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Angelo Bock
J. H. Harp
Tom Bock
James Duffey
John Alexander
William Alexander
Joe Batly
Hd Frankman
Jim Thomas
Angelo Scarsciot
Francisco Bock
Joseph E. Turk
J. H
Blaze in sanitarium crowds patients from top floor
A fire at Miss Anna L Alston s sanitarium at 2 West Sixty first street sent about a dozen patients to the lower floors to escape the blaze. Several had recent operations and fainted during removal but the fire remained on the top floor with small overall damage.
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York
Anna L. Alston
Cleveland denies report on rebate referee post
Princeton N J Jan 25 Former President Grover Cleveland was asked if he would resign as rebate referee for insurance companies amid a report he was dissatisfied. He said there is no truth in the statement. Cleveland is feeling better since returning to Princeton and has nearly recovered from illness in New York.
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Washington Post
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
New York
Double murder and suicide in Providence apartment
In Providence Rhode Island the bodies of Charles Winn a freight handler his wife and Mrs Charles E Riggs of Portland Maine sister of Mrs Winn were found in their apartment. Police believe a double murder and death by suicide occurred Winn shot the two women with a revolver and then killed himself during the night. The quarrel stemmed from the women going out together in the evening.
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Providence
R. I
Charles Winn
Charles E. Riggs
Portland
Winn
Winns
Belmont Goicouria Nuptials at Church of the Ascension
A crowd of 500 gathered at the Church of the Ascension on Fifth Avenue for the wedding of August Belmont Jr. and Miss Alice De Goicouria. Bishop Doane officiated with Rev. Dr. Ernest M Stires. A reception followed at the bride’s West Fifty-sixth Street home.
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Washington
New York
Church of the Ascension
Tenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Hodgins
West Twentieth Street
August Belmont, Jr
Alice de Goicouria
Albert V. de Goicouria
Raymond Belmont
Ralph Sanger
Harry B. Hollins
Gerry Chagwick
H. C. de Rham, Jr
William A. Burnham, Jr
West Fitty-sixth Street
Miss Marion Ingalls Weds Doctor in Atchison
Miss Marion Ingalls third daughter of the late ex Senator Ingalls wed Dr. Jesse Edwards Hunt of Atchison. They will sail for Europe February 2 and stay in Vienna for several months as Dr. Hunt pursues a post graduate medical course. They left after a reception for Cleveland, the groom’s former home. He is a son of Mrs. Laura B. Herrick who moved from Cleveland to Atchison years ago.
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Washington Post
Atchison, Kans
Marion
Ingalls
Jesse Edwards Hunt
Atchison
Europe
Vienna
Hunt
Cleveland
Laura B. Herrick
Girl Asleep Twelve Days in Mysterious Case
Florence Parker of Deer Lodge Montana has slept for twelve days in Los Angeles. Doctors, including specialists, have tried to wake her without success. The patient is the daughter of Col. L C Parker, a wealthy farmer, and she was brought to the city for treatment last Tuesday. Disease or condition remains undiagnosed.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Florence Parker
Deer Lodge
Mont
Miss Parker
Col. L. C. Parker
Misa Parker
Convicted of Land Frauds Sentenced in Denver
David W. Irwin Akron real estate dealer was convicted on four counts of a Federal indictment charging complicity in extensive Eastern Colorado land frauds. He received five years in the penitentiary and a $500 fine for perjury and related crimes. He aided fraudulent final proofs for timber culture entries and helped dispose of land to unwitting buyers.
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Colorado
Denver
Jan
David W. Irwin
Irwin
Akron
Japan to keep war tax plan faces House opposition
Tokyo January 2 The new finance minister M Sakatani proposed converting 80 million dollars of war taxes into permanent imposts and creating a debt with a consolidation fund. A 355 million dollar annual service plus 18 million already assigned would be required. The plan was strongly opposed by the House while Premier Suionji urged united national effort to meet war expenditures.
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M Suionji
Brother substitutes at altar in Wilkes-Barre wedding
In Wilkes-Barre Pa on January 25 John Rupinski ended the plan of a decoy wedding as Miss Mary Noleski of Greenwood accepted his proposal after her fiancé fled yesterday. She granted him a week to prepare for the marriage proceeding.
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Washington Post
Wilkesbarre
Mary Noleski
Greenwood
Here
John Rupinski
Train Hit By Landslide Flings Cars Into River
Spokane dispatch reports an eastbound Burlington passenger train struck a landslide near Rock Island Washington on the Great Northern Railway. The engine was nearly vertical and the tender plus baggage car plunged into the Columbia River. Baggageman Martin Murray drowned while several workmen sustained minor injuries and no passengers were seriously hurt.
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Spokane
Wash
Burlington
Great Northern Railway
Rock Island
Columbia River
Martin Murray
Storms Ousted Not Jurisdictional, Judge Rules
Indianapolis January 25 Judge Wilson Carter sitting as special judge in Circuit Court held the suit to remove Daniel H B Storms secretary of state unconstitutional and lacking jurisdiction The demurrer for the defense is sustained The State plans to appeal Gold Extracting Company Fails in Boulder County
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wilson Carter
Circuit Court
Daniel HB. Storms
Boston
H. A. Packard
Newton
Wall Street Gold Extraction Company
Colorado Corporation
Boulder County
Col
Tobias Libby
Hemas
Stickney Advocates Rate Control as Useful Precedent
President A B Stickney of the Chicago Great Western urges that Roosevelt’s rate control proposal is valuable mainly as a precedent. He warns a federal commission could fix only one rate at a time and require many years to complete a full tariff system, urging a broader approach. The remarks were made at a Chicago Real Estate Board banquet with F A Delano and others in attendance.
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Great Western Railroad
Chicago
A. B. Stickney
Chicago Great Western Railroad
F. A. Delano
Wabash Railroad
Chicago Real Estate Board
George R. Peck
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Stickney
Theodore Roosevelt
Federal Commission
Congress
United States
Principles of Reasonable Railroad Rates Proposed
The speaker argues that only by uncovering general principles of reasonable rates and using mathematical methods can thousands of operations yield fair results. He notes Congress and the Interstate Commerce Commission have produced many expert opinions and urges Congress to establish a commission to study facts and determine these principles for a just, enforceable railroad rate law.
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Congressional
Interstate Commission
Congress
Odell Loses Suit Over NYSE Seat Sale Proceeds
Cincinnati broker W J Odell is enjoined from interfering with 85000 from Holzman Co NYSE seat sale. Judge Thompson orders the funds held by receiver Henry P Boyden while Odell’s claim to a share is decided.
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Stock Exchange
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. J. Odell
New York Stock Exchange
Holzman & Co
United States
Thompson
Odell
New York
Henry P. Boyden
Boyden
Southwestern miners out in joint conference debut
Indianapolis January 2 The United Mine Workers demand that Southwestern district operators and miners join the Joint conference of Central competitive district was twice defeated in the first session at Tomlinson Fall today. Debate marked the session aside from routine committee reports no other business was settled.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Tomlinson
Saloon Robbery Fail Ends in Child Witness Killing
In a Chicago saloon, William Bielski, 22, was shot dead in front of his 13 year old sister. Three men, intending a robbery, fled after taking a cigar box containing $53.
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Chicago
William Bielski
Cleveland Woman Dies On Chicago Train In Health Search
Miss Georgetta Cleveland of 4074 Euclid Avenue Cleveland Ohio died today while en route to Chicago on an Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe passenger train. She traveled with her mother and a physician returning home after a Northwest health search. An additional item notes Rudolph L Asaspiz, a clubman, admitted to St Margret's Hospital for surgery following a medical incident.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Georgetta Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Ohio
Northwest
Alleged Offer of Bribe Ties Vanderbilt Depew to Webb Evidence
In the Greene Gaynor trial Savannah dated January details emerged about a June 1889 bribery claim by W R Curtis, inspector on Greene and Gaynor's work. Letters among Carter Greene and Gaynor discuss money making schemes, coal, timber, paving, railroads and a marble quarry. references name Cornelius Vanderbilt, Chauncey Depew, and Dr. Webb.
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Savannah
W. R. Curtis
Greene
Gaynor
Carter
Capt
Minis
Savannan
John
New York Central Railroad
Depew
Mr. W
C. V
Mr. Westcott
Mr. Erwin
C.V
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Central
New York
Big Chiefs See President Roosevelt Honored by Sioux Leaders
Sioux chiefs Hump and Iron Lightning, noted for fighting at Little Big Horn and later serving as scouts under Gen Miles, paid respects to President Roosevelt in Washington. They sought a meeting with Miles, visited Arlington to mourn Mrs Miles, and told the president they would inform their people of meeting the "great white father."
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Hump
Iron Lightning
Roosevelt
Burke
South Dakota
Iron
Washington
Interior Department
Gen. Miles
Custer
Little Big Horn
Miles
Arlington
Adjt
Bram
Dewey’s Dry Dock Reaches 100 Miles A Day Toward Philippines
The navy reports from San Juan Puerto Rico show the Dewey dry dock moving toward the Philippines at about 100 miles daily. Towing gear held up with minor failures, and a crewman died from beri beri while another Chinaman fell ill. The fleet paused two and a half hours to bury the deceased.
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Dewey
Philippines
Navy Department
San Juan
Porto Rico
Admiral Brownson
Port Said
Beri-Beri
White Socks for Cannon from South Carolina
South Carolina sends Speaker Cannon white yarn socks from the Kowile Courier force of Marshall. The socks match the galluses already gifted, completing a homespun wardrobe touted as an advertisement for the State's industries. Some Capitol observers hinted the gifts might imply Cannon facing pressure from the insurgent push against the House leadership.
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South Carolina
Kowile Courier Force
Marshall
8. C
House
Licensed to Marry Names From Various Cities
A fragmented notice lists marriages between multiple couples in different cities including Buffalo Baltimore Langdon and Washington. The OCR reads several names such as Milton F Scott Cora Crumamitz Eva Crawford John Conshee Lolo Satterwhite Tillie Stitz George White Blanche Andrews David Dillyhouser Rose Mayer Henry Davia Helen Keane W C Doggett Lillie Nelson Henry Prater Minnie Austin.
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Milton F. Scott
Cora L. Crumamitz
John J. Kissenberger
Buffalo
N. Y
Eva E. Crawford
John G. Conshee
Balty, Va
Lolo ™. Satterwhite
Anthony Elmerdort
Tillie Stitz
Baltimore
George W. White
Blanche C. Andrews
Langdon, D. C
David Dillyhouser
Rose, Mayer
Henry
Wonders of the Arctic Leader of Expedition in 1903
Anthony Fiala, head of the Franz Josef Land expedition 1903 14, spoke to the National Geographic Society in Washington outlining the journey from Tromso to Cape Flora and Archangel. He described Arctic conditions, dogged progress toward the pole, three northward attempts, and the peculiar isolation and teamwork experienced by the crew.
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Anthony Fiala
Franz Josef Land
National Geographic Society
National Rifles’ Armory
Fiala
Arctic
William Zeigle
New York
Nerth
Aslands
Frans. Josef Archipelago
Arcti
America
Archangel
Russia
Cape Flora
Istana
Pole
Ile
Aml Offarte
Trranz Josef Land
Camp Abruzzi
Health Office Record of January 1943 Burials and Births
Health Office record lists residents with ages from newborn to elderly in January 1943. Names include Charles Burchell 15 years Emily Bates 7 years Joseph Brown 70 years Evelyn Davis 6 months Stephan Hartbrecht 77 Catherine Hunt 7 Hugh Lynch 60 William Lee 69 Howard Morrison 29 Henrietta Murray , Good Shepherd , Thaniel McNamara 25 Charlotte Rothrock 72 Elva Rothweil 3 Georgiana Phoenix 2 Ide Smith 47 Jacob Waters 42 Ethel Wear 9 months Thomas Wilson 69 Mery Mirlek 83 Richard Young 5 years.
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Charles Burchell
Emily Mary Bates
St. Se
Joseph R. Brown
Svelyn Davis
St. Nw
Stephan Hartbrecht
7Th St Mw
Catherine Hunt
Jefferson Et.nw
Hugh B Lynch
William Lee
Howard J. Morrison
Ratne
Henrietta. Murray
Good Shepherd
Thaniel McNamara
St Se
Charlotte L. Rothrock
St.aw
Elva H. Rothweil
St. Ow
Georgiana Phoenix
St. Aw
Ide Smith
Jacob H. Waters
Ethel Wear
Ave. Me
Thomas H. Wilson
Mery A. Mirlek
Richard G. Young
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Dr. Webb
Speaker
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Geographic Society
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