Dr Bull Seeks Savannah Climate For Thyroid Antitoxin
Reported health dispatch chronicles Dr W F Bull and Mrs Bail leaving for Savannah Georgia seeking warmer climate to aid treatment for cancer. The article details antitoxin from thyroid gland extracts and past trial results, noting the first cancer recurrence and ongoing battles in hospital rooms and hotels.
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Savannah
W F Bull
Tiaza
Ji ¢ Leen
Ss Eutats
Cornell University
Borate ii
Fast Berg
Frs
Lake and Pott
James
Rum
Fon Petit
Walt Aga
Fentes
Martinsburg Pastor's Wife Dies Suddenl y
Mrs. Curd wife of the pastor at Martinsburg died suddenly today. She resided with her husband and two children. Baltimore musician Miss Ruehulz of Peabody Conservatory assisted as a church member.
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Martinsburg
Tostonsbure
Curd
Meurin
Ted Ost Pant
Church of Martinsburg
Dr Miles Ant Pain Puls Help Chronic Ailments Relief
A Covington reader, Jacobs Hirgell, praises Dr Miles Ant Pain Puls for chronic conditions. The note claims long use brings relief without harm and urges others to try the product, warning detractors will lose money if dissatisfied.
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Miles
Jcob Hirgel
Covington
White House Callers list from January session
A roster of notable visitors and officials listed for a Friday session at the White House includes Secretary of State Bacon, Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou, Secretary of War Wright, Secretary of the Navy Newberry, Attorney General Bonaparte, Postmaster General Meyer, Secretary Wilson, Secretary STRAUS of Commerce and Labor, and Assistant Secretary Winthrop. Also named are Dr Albert Shaw, Judge Wilfley, Gor Luoggatt, BS Tatum and wife from Chattanooga, EF Scott, Senator La Follette, Senator Frazier, Senator Borah, former Senator George Turner, former Senator Fred T. Dubois, and Representatives Stafford, Parsons, Dwight, and Miller.
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Bacon
Treasury
Cortelyou
Wright
Navy
Newberry
Bonaparte
Meyer
Wilson
Commerce and
Labor
Straus Auiitent
Trea
Winthrop
Albert Shaw
Outlook
Wilfley
China
Gor Luoggatt
Alaska
BS Tatum
Tatum
Chattanooma
Tenn
A Scott
Cleveland Electric Road
Senor LA Follette
Wisconsin
Frazier
Tennenee
Borah
Idaho
George Turner
Washington
Fred T” Dubois
Stafford
Parsons
New York
Dwight
Miller
Karass
Nicaraguan Minister Coreas Recall Ties to Canal Debate
The article recalls Dr Luis F Corea the Nicaraguan minister in Washington who was recalled amid canal legislation controversies. It notes his long service since 1900, cordial relations with Roosevelt and Cleveland eras, and his planned move to New Orleans for the Ward Gras festivities before resuming legal practice.
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Washington
Legation
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Luis F Corea
J Leger
Gonzales Quevada
Chen
Costa Pict
Wonge
Rodtrinuez
Nicaragua
Senate
Mantmne Canal Company
Verdon
Br Corea
Minsters
Wehonles
Rossevel
Nicwiagne
Arce
Slipa Roosevelt
Shiewell
di Corea
State Department
Dr Gores
Dscipal
Plenipotentian
Repli
Mararigua
Issimante
United States
Uta
Tor Voirself
Allcress
Tr Corer
New Orleans
Investigators Probe Speed in The Warning Ralezh N Case
Lawmaking moves dominate session as new committee probes insurance official actions. Resolutions urge federal action on life saver pensions and tax collection reforms. Drainage bill set for next week while a public document restraint resolution is debated. State labor commissioner salary fix approved in Senate.
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Ons
Young
Congress
Senate
Mexican Democracy Born Opposition Party Forms in Mexico City
A national democratic party was organized in Mexico City at a meeting of citizens from across the country. At President Diaz's suggestion a strong opposition party is welcomed. The new party opposes the Diaz administration and the current legislature, adopting a platform and planning to nominate a presidential candidate 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 at Carlton Hotel ends in deadly shootout
Conrado Danielson, wealthy Porto Rican manager of United States Express, was shot dead at the Carlton Hotel New York after a quarrel with his wife actress Agnes Yates Palmer who claimed he threatened her. She described a violent domestic dispute with Danielson’s jealous fury and a fatal self inflicted gunshot as the couple argued in their seventh floor room.
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Conrado Damelston
New York
Weabroxton Post
Conrado Danielson
United States Express Company
Carlton Hotel
Agnes Yates Palmer
Danielson
Joe Bond
Ms Husband
Claudia Tee Smith
Daniiiens
Wises Smith
Danicieun
Um Suvtiingls
Two More Cooper Jurors Added in Carmick Murder Trial
Judge Hart orders a fresh venire of 500 names as Cooper and Shup face perjury charges in the Carmick case. Health concerns for Juror Whitworth prompt an ongoing panel exhaustion, while the Salvation Army litigation against its American namesake is dismissed in New York.
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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 O Goran
Supreme Court
Your Hair is Worth It Hair Vigor Endorsement Ad
Ask your doctor if he endorses Ayer's Hair Vigor for falling hair and dandruff. Seek professional advice and follow it for hair care.
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Ayer
Mrs Stirling Accused of Plot to Shoot Lord Northland
Edinburgh court drama unfolds in Stirling divorce suit with Mrs Stirling and Mrs Atherton testifying. Witness says Mrs Stirling bought a revolver and vowed to shoot Lord Northland unless he wed her. Courthouse entrances guarded as proceedings may extend another week.
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Washington Gnn
Edinburgh
John Alexander Stirling
Clara Elizabeth Taylor
Mrs Stirling
Mr Stiling
Edinburgh Court
Stirling
Atherton
Aherson
Lord Northland
Lord Northlands
Yir de Buller
Adherton
Norfolk Domestic Tragedy Ends With Wife Shot by Husband
Aged Confederate veteran P C Edwards shot his wife at their home in Norfolk then killed himself after wounding their 14?year?old daughter and firing at a servant who escaped through a window. The couple, separated due to drinking, ran a boarding house at 171 Holt Street. Mrs Edwards and daughter survived. Edwards died of a brain wound at St Vincent Hospital.
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Norfolka
P C Edwards
Raimond
Tne
St Vincent Hospital
Edwards
Holt Street
Quigley
Mrs Edwards
Earnez
Fred
Richmond
Edwards Quue
Norfolk
Staney
Lawrenceville Va
Otte Wintehurst
Man killed during attempted rescue in Caldwell County
Delf Pritchard and an accomplice shot Hunnicutt during an attempt to free a suspect from deputies Zeke Gartend and Sam Smith. Hunnicutt died of a chest wound. Pritchard fled after firing on the officers who were ordered to release him. Deputies and others responded. 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 Poses as Pastor Victimizes Postal Offices
A man posing as Rev J P Sewell of Lynchburg, once linked to Frederick bounty claims, passed a counterfeit check for $7 on the Rust National Bank of Cumberland. Post office inspector and agents from nearby regions pursue the suspect who allegedly sought government property.
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Wasington Pos
Woodstock
Vadun
J P Sewell
Lynchburg
Frederick
Sewell
Siler
seLy We
Ligkerton Onl Cy
Mischa Elman Delights at Benefit Recital in Washington
Russian violinist Mischa Elman charmed a large audience at the National Theater yesterday afternoon. The concert, a benefit for the free kindergarten at Washington’s Neighborhood House, featured rich tone in the latter movements and an audience-rousing encore after Caprice Basque. Elman’s artistry moved listeners, especially in the final numbers, earning sustained applause and repeated returns to the stage.
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Mischa Elman
Senmar Wisula
Linan
Ie Sen Nation Theater
Leethovens
Manuel
Dittersdorf
de Menet
Grolte
Gossec
Wilhelms
Mischa Miman
Washington S Social Settlement
Dynamite accident injures Virginians. two blind
Jan 29 Lis W Va a dynamite prank gone wrong leaves Cecil and Sred Tears severely hurt and Cecil loses sight in both eyes while Dennis and two cousins Ad Leary and Fred Ieary suffer serious injuries. A swinging wire cam hit a table triggering the blast.
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Washington Post
Lis
Denns
Cecil
Sred
Tts
Dennis
Ad Leary
Fred Ieary
Virginia briefs relay a tangle of local finance and crime
Virginia briefs summarize mortgage activity and public works in Richmond and the southern circuit, detailing a 125000 theater loan and 717486 requested by the Richmond street department for yearly work and improvements. It notes plans for a new federal building site, political movements in Fredericksburg, a voter eligibility dispute in Staunton, a missing elderly man from Lawrenceville, a bankruptcy ruling in Norfolk, and organizational changes at the University of Virginia and Harrisonburg bank.
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Richmond
Buell Amusement Company
Fata
Virginia Trust Company of
Richmond Street’ Department
Maryland Happenings and Local Notices
Maryland items report F A Goetz of Hagerstown drank acid by mistake but was saved by a physician with a stomach pump. An attachment suit by Willi amsport contractors seeks 1638 from Washington and Berkeley Bridge Co over concrete pies. Also announced is a free Munyon Almanac offering moon phases, phrenology, dream interpretation, and beauty tips for families.
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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 wide theft case unfolds
Washington Post reports Alexanda police capture a New Yorker, 25, amid a scheme to loot Fairfax County properties. A stable raid leads to two wagons loaded with 16 pounds of meat, harnesses, saddles, coal, blankets, and gear. Fairfax farmers identify some items. Johnson admits involvement but claims no clear accomplices. He awaits transfer to county 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
Death of Charles P Price in Alexandria county
Charles P Price longtime Alexandria county resident died yesterday at his home near Lloyds station at age 84. Survived by wife and four children including Mrs Frank Trench and former Maurice and Joseph Price. Former school trustees chair and Odd Fellows member, funeral at Del Ray Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow at 2 p.m. Delegates named for Greater Highways Association meeting in Richmond February 10 and 11. Also notes on Miss Eliza W Smith funeral, Carpenter Printing Co charter, and William Ketland death.
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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, Vandegrift Widow, Isle of Cumberland News
Obituary notice for Mrs Sarah Agnes Vandegrift of Charlottesville, wife of architect William T Vandegrift, dies after illness leaving two children Archer and Musas Constance. Also report Charles B Isaacs of Alexandria dies in Cumberland hospital from pneumonia, former tailor and Mason, founder of Potomac lodge. Includes crime note on Rosenthal and Cohn convicted as canvassers tied to jewelry theft in Richmond during novel.
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Sarah Agnes Vandegrift
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Jane
William T Vandegrift
Moss Archer
Richmond
Archer Vandegrift
United States Marine Corps
Musas Constance Vandegrift
Spetinn
Curbertand
Charles B Isaace
Natio
Alexandria
Valles
Allegany Hospital
Cumberland
Potomac Lodge of Masons
Pythias
Washington Fost
T Rosenthal
Brentano
L R Cohn
Conn
Davis Perrin
East Grace Street
Incendiary Fire Destroys Hicks Stable and Barn
Last night around midnight a fire destroyed the stable and barn of Benjamin Hicks in Boyds. The structure and contents including hay, corn, wagons, and two driving horses were lost, with damages about 2000 dollars. The fire appeared to be set at the mangers of the horses. a carriage repository in the upper section was also burned. Hicks, a local option law advocate, has reportedly received threats and has warned he might be burned out.
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Washington You Boyds
Tin Livers
Benjamin Fo
DT Davis
Frederick
Hicks
Herte
Laurel Postoffice Looted in Early Morning Burglary
Special to The Washington Post Laurel Maryland burglars entered the Laurel post office early this morning and robbed it. The safe was blown open with about $200 in cash and stamps taken. Registered letters were stolen and the postmaster's revolver vanished. Investigators reported the front and back doors were open upon discovery and a bank entrance attempt had been suspected but failed.
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Washngton
Laurel
Laurel Post
Ci Zcus National Bank
Court Stops Paper and Orders Sale of Wonderwood Ventures
Judge James Hood signed an order directing the Wonderwood receiver to stop issuing the Daily Industrial News and to advertise it for sale in three days. Greensboro colon announces a charter grant for a Daily News Plant on a West Virginia tract with a $15,000,000 annual lumber and railroad project, involving stockholders Duncan, Spencer Adams, and the Republican National Committee.
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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
8000 Acre Timber Deal Darkened by Theft Plea in Va
In Harrisonburg Virginia on January 8 a farmer pleaded guilty to stealing hogs from his neighbor’s father and received a sentence. The report notes local legal actions and curious references to timber deals and unrelated product mentions.
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Wang
Tiarrisonburg
Ong
Willam Bailey
Younty
Cosi
Fredericksburg electric line extension to New Richmond Ashland Road planned
State preparation commission issues charters for Fredericksburg Electric Company and Electric Generating Company to build lines and plants to furnish and sell electricity to the public. Permits allow construction of substations and power houses, with transmission fees between stations and other points. plan moves toward Washington.
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Fredercksburg
New Richmond
Ashland Road
Ruhmond
Fredrickshu
Buid
Wis
My Benessun
Fredericsbig
Washington
Richmond
Dere
Stop Pollution Order Affects Hagerstown Water Works
A largely unreadable filing claims Millers and local owners operate water facilities in Hagerstown. The court granted an injunction to halt discharges and demand sewerage removal into nearby watercourses. The case cites prior plant denial and ongoing pollution concerns, with municipal action to remedy seepage and odor issues.
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Hagerstown
Speako
Washingto Vest
Mio
Tdger Vires
Spelman
Higer Wills
Rstown
Jude
Adam
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