Dr Bull Heads South for Thyroid Antitoxin Trial
Dr W F Bull touring to Savannah Georgia with a private car for warmer climate therapy of thyroid antitoxin extracted from animal glands. He and Mrs Bull, two physicians, four servants, and nurses travel to Cottage in Savannah for treatment, with aims to ease cancer in a patient previously treated in Newport and New York.
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Savannah
Sewtorkh
W F Bull
Ji ¢ Leen
Cornell University
Boris
Fast Berg
Lake and Pott
James
Osystem
Martinsburg Pastor's Wife Dies Sudden at Home
Mrs. McCurdy wife of the Martinsburg pastor died suddenly today at her home. She was from Baltimore and connected with Peabody Conservatory. Survived by husband and two children.
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Martinsburg
Tostonsbure
Curd
Meurin
Ted Ost Pant
Church of Martinsburg
Dr Miles Ant Pain Puls Promise Relief for Chronic Ailments
Letter from Covington reader endorses Dr Miles Ant Pain Puls for locomotor ataxia and chronic diseases claiming long use brings relief without harm. Several others report consistent benefit, noting no habit formation and promising continued efficacy if the product remains available.
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Miles
Jcob Hirgel
Covington
White House Callers List Of January Officials And Senators
A January 2 list documents visitors and officials at the White House including Secretary Bacon Cortelyou Wright Newberry Bonaparte Meyer Wilson Straus Winthrop and others. It records Gov Luoggatt Tatum La Follette Frazier Borah Turner Dubois and several U S representatives such as Stafford Parsons Dwight and Miller among attendees.
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Bacon
Treasury
Cortelyou
Wright
Navy
Newberry
Bonaparte
Meyer
Wilson
Commerce
Labor
Straus Auiitent
Albert Shaw
Oxt- Jook
Wilfley
China
Gov Luoggatt
Alaska
BS Tatum
Tatum
Wisconsin
Frazier
Tennemer
Borah
Idaho
George Turner
Washington
Fred T” Dubois
Stafford
Wiscovatn
Parsons
New York
Dwight
Miller
Karass
Long recall recalls by Central American envoys in Washington
The article recounts Nicaraguan Minister Dr Luis Corea and other envoys being recalled in 1900 era Washington during President Roosevelt's tenure. It notes Corea’s long service as secretary of legation, his anticipated legal studies, and the cordial relations between Nicaragua and the United States amid canal politics and Inter American diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Legation
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Luis F Corea
J Leger
Gonzales Quevada
Chen
Costa Pier
Lr Core
Wonge
Roarimuez
Clevelands
Nicaragua
Senate
Mantmne Canal Company
Air Trdinger
Br Corea
Wehanles Ini Rossevel
Pr Slipa Roosevelt
Frrew
DiCorea
State Department
Dr Gores
Dscipal
Plenipotentian
Repli
Mararigua
Investigators Probe Legislators Over Progress Exam
Reported in Raleigh today the special committee investigated Insurance Commissioner Young and members of the last legislature’s joint committee. The panel is expected to exonerate state officials while new bills seek prisoner health protections and rail employee insurance. Resolutions urge Congress to back life saver pensions on the coast. debates touch back tax collection, drainage bills, and prohibitions on antipsy ant products. The senate set the state labor commissioner’s salary and advanced related measures.
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Spera
Raleigh
Jon
Young
Congress
Senate
Mexican Democracy Born Opposes Diaz Opposition Forms
A national democratic party was organized in Mexico City with citizens from across the country. Prompted by President Diaz, the party supports forming a strong opposition and adopting a platform. It plans to nominate a president and other officers at a future convention.
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National Party
Diaz
Diag
Washington Post
Mexico City
National Democratic Party
Mexico
New Democratic Party
Tragedy in New York Hotel Ends With Suicide
Conrado Danielson, Porto Rican manager of United States Express, shot himself at the Carlton Hotel after a quarrel with his wife Agnes Yates Palmer an actress. She claimed he threatened her and described a violent confrontation before the fatal act. His wife and others are mentioned in relation to prior domestic tensions and accusations.
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Conrado Damelston
New York
Weabroxton Post
Conrado Danielson
United States Express Company
Carlton Hotel
Agnes Yates Palmer
Danielson
Jurors Added as Hart Orders Fresh 500 Names in Carmick Murder Trial
Nashville jury pool expands as Judge Hart orders 500 more names after two new juror acquisitions Guskmpfer and FQO Berman examined. Perjury charges against two men shrink juror pool while defense and State contend with disqualifications amid fear of indictments. Separately Salvation Army loses suit to block use of its name and publication of War Cry in U S Supreme Court case.
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Nashville
Col Duncan
Rubin Cooper
John D Shup
LW Carmick
Gus Kmpfer
Fqo Berman
Hart
Whitworth
Salvation Amny
New York
Salvation Army
United States
American Salvation Army
American Salvation Army War Cry
Tustke Ogorthan
Supreme Court
Your Hair is Worth It Endorsed by Doctor Advice
An advertisement urges readers to consult their doctor about hair care. It promotes Ayer's Hair Vigor as a tonic for falling hair and dandruff andSuggests following a physician's endorsement and guidance for hair health.
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Ayer
Divorce Suit in Edinburgh Reveals Pistols Plan to Shoot Lord Northland
Witnesses in the Stirling divorce case describe Mrs Stirling and Mrs Atherton attending Edinburgh court daily. Mrs Stirling allegedly owned a revolver and said she would shoot Lord Northland or the journalist if not granted a marriage. The proceedings continue with sensational testimony and heavy security.
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Edinburgh
Dvvorce
John Alexander Stirling
Clara Elizabeth Taylor
Mrs Stirling
Stiling
Edinburgh Court
Poliice
Stirling
Atherton
Aherson
Lord Northlands
Yir de Buller
Adherton
Norfolk Wife Shot by Husband Then Killed Himself
Aged Confederate veteran P C Edwards shot his wife at their home in Norfolk on January 29. He wounded their 14 year old daughter, then killed himself after firing another shot. Mrs Edwards had previously separated from him and ran a boarding house at 171 Holt Street with her mother present.
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Hua Danking
Norfolk
Hira
P C Edwards
Reimond
Tne
St Vincents Hospital
Edwards
Holt Street
Quigley
Mrs Edwards
Fred
Richmond
Staney
Lawrenceville Va
Otto Wintehurst
Lizabeth
Killed in attempt at rescue near Harpers Tree
In Caldwell county two friends Delf Pritchard opened fire during an arrest for alleged illegal selling. Hunnicutt was shot through the heart and died beside Deputies Zeke Gartend and Sam Smith after the officers fired back without effect. Pritchard remains at large.
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Pedel
Washington Post
Salisbury
Harperstreth
Caldwell County
Hamnicutt
Delf Pritchard
Zeke Gartend
Sam Smith
Dalf Pritchard
Hunnicutt
Hunni
Prichard
Swindler Portrays Pastor in Post Office Scam
A man posing as Rev J P Sewell of Lynchburg allegedly to be the same offender who victimized Frederick post offices. He tried to pass a $7 check on TL. Gears assistant cashier of Shenandoah National Bank. Authorities say the suspect, claiming to be a government inspector, targeted post offices and other properties. Government secret service agents are pursuing him.
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Wasington Pos
Woodstock
Vadun
J P Sewell
Lynchburg
Frederick Bounty
Grise
Wit
Cishier
Stenandoah National Bunt
Rust “At
Cumberland
Sewell
Siler
seLy We
Ligkerton
Mischa Elman Delights at Benefit Recital for Free Kindergarten
Mischa Elman’s recital in Washington at the Nation Theater drew a large audience on yesterday afternoon. The violinist faced a slow start, but by the third number his artistry shone, encore after encore eliciting cheers. The program featured works by Dittersdorf, Gossec, Handel, and Sarasate, culminating in Caprice Basque. The concert supported the Washington’s Social Settlement free kindergarten project. Also noted is Archibald Bevan of Boyce Clark County and Miss Mart M Meade of the same neighborhood marrying in Washington DC with Rev. Edward H. Ingle officiating. Bevan is English and a wealthy widower. the bride is the granddaughter of Bishop William Meade.
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Mischa Elman
Verson
Senmar Wisula Linan
Ie Sen Nation Theater
Progiant
Audiente
Leethovens
Manuel
Elman
Dittersdorf
de Menet
Grolte
Gossec
Wilhelms
Mischa Miman
Washington S Social Settlement
Winchester
Archibald Bevan
Boyce Clark County
Mart M Meade
Washington DC
Edward H Ingle
Bevan
England
William Meade
Dynamite Accident Wrecks Three Boys at Play
In West Virginia on January 9, Cecil Dennis and Red Tears lads were playing with a dynamite cay when a discharge exploded. Cecil and Dennis were badly injured losing sight in both eyes. Fred Leary and another cousin also injured as the wire snap caused the device to explode on a table.
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Washington Post
Lins
Denns
Cecil
Red Tears
Dennis
Ad Leary
Fred Ieary
Virginia Briefs Cover City Projects and Legal News
Virginia briefs summarize mortgage actions for theater properties, street department funding requests, and new Federal building site plans in Bedford. It notes court activity in Fredericksburg voter residency, a disappearance in Lawrenceville, bankruptcy filings in Norfolk, and fraternity organization at the University of Virginia.
Maryland Happenings and Legal Notices
Maryland brief items report an Hagerstown man nearly drank acid by mistake but saved by a doctor with a stomach pump. Separate suits seek 1638 dollars against Washington and Berkeley Bridge Co over concrete work, following a fatal bridge disaster last December. A professor issues a new almanac with moon phases, phrenology, dream interpretation, and beauty tips, free on request from Munyon Remedy Co of Philadelphia.
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Hagerstown
Goetz
Flagerstown
Washington and Berkeley Bridge Co
Williamsport
Munyon Baa
Sil
Munyon Remedy Company
Philadelphia
Green Horse Betrays Him and a Fairfax Heist
Washington Post report details Johnson of New York caught by Alexandria police amid a scheme to remove portable property from Fairfax County stables. Two wagons carried 16 pounds of meat, harnesses, saddles, coal and coats among other items as Fairfax farmers identified stolen goods. Johnson, 24, cooperated, denied accomplices, and will be turned over to Fairfax authorities.
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Trank Johson
Alexandra Police
Fairfax County
Alexandria
Pollce
Johnson
Als Paadls
Crendship
Snuihan
Bell Rowlett Garvey Sherwood Arrington
Young
Jahmson
Deaths and notices from Alexandria area in brief
Deaths include Charles P Price longtime Alexandria County school trustee who died at his Lloyds station area home aged 54 his funeral at Del Ray Methodist Episcopal Church. Also Eliza W Smith Miss Eliza W Smith funeral and Presbyterian burial confirmed. William Ketland native of Shakes County Md and long time Alexandria resident died at his South Royal Street home age about 60. Also charter granted to Carpenter Printing Company of Alexandria with officers Brockway Carpenter and Carpenter. Delegates named for Greater Highways Association meeting at Richmond February 10 and 11 to address highways and natural resources.
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Charles P Price
Alexandria County
Lloyds Station
Frank Trench
Maurice
Joseph Price
Price Way
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
del Ray Methodist Episcopal Church
Janes F Clements
Selingis
Price
Virginia
Brockett and Juhan Y Williams
Post Travelers Protective Association of Aleasandria
Kitland
Wiliam
Ketland
Shakes County
Alexandria
South Royal Street
Isaacs Dead at Cumberland After Prolonged Illness
C B Isaacs a native of Alexandria and once a blouse maker and a founder of Potomac lodge of Masons died at Allegany Hospital Cumberland from pneumonia at age Fourth. He was a merchant tailor and active in the Odd Fellows order and Knight of Pythias. He leaves a widow and children.
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Spetinn
Curbertand
Charles B Isaace
Natio
Alexandria
Valles
Allegany Hospital
Cumberland
Potomac Lodge of Masons
Pythias
Incendiary Fire Destroys Hicks Stable and Carriage Repository
Last night around midnight a fire destroyed the stable and barn of Benjamin Hicks at Boyd, with hay, corn, various gear, and two driving horses lost. A carriage repository owned by DT Davis of Frederick was also burned. The fire appeared to be started at the mangers of the two valuable horses. Hicks had long pressed local option enforcement and was reportedly threatened, fueling belief the blaze was deliberate.
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Washington You Boyds
Tin Livers
Benjamin Fo
DT Davis
Frederick
Hicks
Herte
Laurel Postoffice Looted by Burglars
Special to The Washington Post Laurel Md burglars entered the Laurel post office early this morning and blew open the safe taking about $200 in cash and stamps. Registered letters were stolen and the burglars may have tried to enter the nearby Circus National Bank but failed. The postmaster's revolver was also taken and the entire post office was ransacked with doors left open.
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Washngton
Laurel
Laurel Post
Ci Zcus National Bank
Court Stops Paper and Orders Sale of Greenshop One
Court orders Wonderwood receiver for Ue Daily Industrial News to halt publication and advertise for sale in Greensboro. A charter was granted today for the Daily News Plant to build on a West Virginia tract, with a 15 000 000 feet annual output and a Republican affiliation. Details mention stockholders Duncan Spencer Adams and a planned mill and railroad project.
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Greenshop
James Hood
Wonderwood
Industral News
Republian
Greensboro
Lere
Dally “Ows
West Virginia
Prinipa
Wengwa Tow
Repubimar National
Paraabur
Woosa
Duncan
State
Chauman Spencer
Adams
Laver County
Timber deal, court plea span bold in Virginia note
Eight thousand acre timber deal noted from Harrisonburg Virginia, January 8. A farmer, William Bailey, pleaded guilty to stealing a hog from his father and received a sentence of years in the penitentiary. The fragmentary text also mentions trademarks or medicines in unrelated lines and garbled signatures.
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Wang
Tiarrisonburg
Ong
Willam Bailey
Younty
Cosi
Electric line to capital and New Richmond plant plans
Fredericksburg water power lines to capital expansion to supply and sell electricity to the public described. State commission issues charters for Fredericksburg Electric Company and Electric Generating Company permitting plant and power house construction and transmission between stations for delivery of electricity to nearby towns and regions.
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Fredercksburg
New Richmond
Ashland Road
Ruhmond
Fredrickshu
Buid
Wis
My Benessun
Fredericsbig
Washington
Richmond
Dere
Millers Stop Pollution Order Against Hagerstown Mills
A court action filed by Spelman and Spelman owners of Higer Mills seeks to force removal of sewage discharges into the river from water powered works at Millers junction. The judge granted an injunction requiring cessation and cleanup, with the city ordered to tear out a plant and fix the sewer outflow to prevent further contamination.
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Hagerstown
Spealo
Washingto Vest
Mio
Tdger Tires
Spelman
Higer Mills
Rstown
Jude
Way
Persen
Adam
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