Dr Bull Drives South for Thyroid Antitoxin Trial
Reports from Sew York on January 93 describe Dr W F Bull and Mrs Bail traveling to Savannah Georgia with two physicians and nurses to seek warmer climate and continued thyroid antitoxin treatment for cancer. The medical effort centers on extract of animal gland intended to treat a second cancer that reportedly appeared after initial remission, with ongoing tests and hope for improved outcomes in Savannah.
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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
Eloum
Ieee Ures
Martinsburg Pastor's Wife Dies Suddenley at Martinsburg Church
The wife of the Martinsburg pastor at the local church died suddenly today. She was a Baltimore native with Peabody Conservatory ties and leaves a husband and two children.
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Martinsburg
Tostonsbure
Curd
Meurin
Ted Ost Pant
Church of Martinsburg
Dr Miles Antineuralgic Aids Chronic Ailments
Covington reader Jacob Hrigel testifies that Dr Miles Ant Pain Puls and similar tonics relieve persistent chronic symptoms. He notes long term use provides relief for nerves and liver issues and claims no harm or habit formation. Several others report gains from the patent remedy.
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Miles
Jcob Hirgel
Covington
Officials at the White House List Federal Names
The list 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, and Commerce and Labor Straus. Also noted are Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Winthrop, Dr Albert Shaw, Judge Wilfley of China, Luogggatt of Alaska, Tatum and Mrs Tatum of Chattanooga, EF A Scott of Cleveland Electric Road, Senator La Follette, Senator Frazier, Senator Borah, former Senators George Turner and 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 Core a Washington recall timing
The article notes that Nicaragua and other Central American states favor synchronized recalls of envoys, praising Dr Luis F Core a for long service since 1900 and describing his cordial relations with Roosevelt and Cleveland administrations. Core a plans to retire and resume law practice after a New Orleans trip.
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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
Investigators Probe Speed in The Warning Re5 Ralezh N
Lawmakers debate insurance for prisoners workers and pension plans for coast life savers. New joint committee report exonerates State official from prior charges. Bills seek back tax collection, worker protections, and limits on public document shipments. Special orders set for drainage, antipsychotic sales bans, and labor department pay.
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Ons
Young
Congress
Senate
Mexican democracy born in Mexico City meeting
A national democratic party was organized here with citizens from various regions. It opposes President Diaz and his administration, adopts a platform, and plans 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 Double Turmoil
Conrado Danielson wealthy Porto Rican manager of United States Express Company shot dead at the Carlton Hotel in New York. His wife Agnes Yates Palmer, an actress, was present and later claimed he threatened her first. She has faced prior accusations of attacks in jealous rage including a past incident with a lawyer. The widow described a violent confrontation before Danielson’s suicide as they struggled over a revolver. The case notes history of alleged domestic issues and accusations involving other women connected to Danielson.
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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
Miss Marshall
Mr Danielson
Ansonia 111
Miss Smiths
Lingre
Rita Danielson
Miss Smith
Danieleon
Wiss Viginia Marshall
Teess
Happy Home
Latlan
Edinburgh
John Alexander Stirling
Clara Elizabeth Taylor
Mrs Stirling
Mr Stiling
Edinburgh Court
Stirling
Atherton
Aherson
Lord Northland
Fresh venire of jurors ordered as perjury case looms
Judge Hart orders 500 more prospective jurors after recent additions in the Duncan murder trial. State challenges threeten jurors amid perjury accusations and fears of indictments, with health concerns delaying a panel. Salvation Army suit dismissed in New York, ending bid to bar use of its name and War Cry paper.
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Hart
Nashville
Col Duncan
Rubin Cooper
John D Shup
LW Carmick
Gus Kmpfer
Fqo Berman
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 Endorsed by Your Doctor
An advertising pitch urges readers to consult their physician about hair care and to ask if the doctor endorses Ayer's Hair Vigor for falling hair and dandruff. It emphasizes trusting medical advice and following it.
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Ayer
Norfolk Murder Suicide: Veteran Husband Kills Wife
A 64 year old Confederate veteran, P C Edwards, shot his wife at their Norfolk boarding house, then wounded their 4 year old daughter and killed himself. The incident, rooted in domestic unhappiness, followed their separation two years earlier in Richmond. Edwards died at St Vincent Hospital. Mrs Edwards and a boarder Mrs Quigley survived the initial attack?
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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
Death in botched rescue attempt in Caldwell County
In Harpers Township Caldwell County two friends Delf Pritchard and Hamnicutt attempted to free Hamnicutt from deputies Zeke Gartend and Sam Smith who had captured him on a charge of selling alcohol illegally. Pritchard fired on the officers. Hamnicutt was shot through the heart and died beside the officers. Deputies returned fire with no 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 Posed as Pastor Victimizes Post Offices
A man posing as Rev J P Sewell of Lynchburg victimized Frederick bounty offices and others, passing a $7 worthless check drawn on the Rust National Bank of Cumberland. Government inspectors and agents pursue the scam artist, who claimed to be a government inspector and targeted post offices, Siler, and other rents.
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Wasington Pos
Woodstock
Vadun
J P Sewell
Lynchburg
Frederick
Sewell
Siler
seLy We
Ligkerton Onl Cy
Mischa Elman Delights in Uneven Recital for Kindergarten Fund
Mischa Elman gave a recital at the National Theater to aid a free kindergarten at Washington’s Neighborhood House. The concert drew a large audience, with strong applause after the third number and encore. Elman’s refined artistry moved listeners, though initial portions showed technical prowess without full warmth. The program closed with Sarasate’s Caprice Basque, followed by renewed ovations and a final encore. Virginians Wed in the Capital reports Archibald Bevan and Miss Mart Meade’s Washington ceremony officiated by Rev. Edward H Ingle.
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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
Winchester
Archibald Bevan
Boyce Clark County
Mart M Meade
Washington DC
Edward H Ingle
Bevan
England
William Meade
Dynamite accident injures three youths in West Virginia
Three boys Denns Cecil and Sred Tears were playing with a dynamite cap when it discharged. Cecil lost sight of both eyes and all three were badly injured. Ad Leary and Fred Leary, cousins, were nearby as the cap swung on a wire and exploded, striking a table and causing the blast.
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Washington Post
Lis
Denns
Cecil
Sred
Tts
Dennis
Ad Leary
Fred Ieary
Virginia Briefs: Mortgage, taxes, and local notices
A Virginia digest notes varied items including a $125000 mortgage on Richmond theaters owned by Buell Amusement Co and Virginia Trust Co, a $1744288 city work appropriation plan, and allocation for a new Federal building site on Last Maryn Street. It covers election residency questions, a missing person near Lawrenceville, bankruptcy filings for Columbia Clothing, Delta Signma Rho fraternity activity at the University of Virginia, a Harrisonburg bank presidency change, a fire loss at Joe Kecke’s barn, and Maryland appellate court actions with cases argued and scheduled for February 2.
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Richmond
Buell Amusement Company
Fata
Virginia Trust Company of
Richmond Street’ Department
Maryland Happenings and Almanac Gift Offer
A Maryland man mistook hydrochloric acid for whiskey and was treated by a physician with a stomach pump after drinking it en route to Hagerstown. In Williamsport the Washington and Berkeley Bridge Co faces a $1638 attachment suit over concrete piers, following a fatal bridge disaster last December. Professor Munyon releases a comprehensive almanac with moon phases, phrenology, palmistry, birth stones, dream interpretation, beauty tips, weights and measures, and antidotes, free on request from Munyon Remedy Co, 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 Heist in Fairfax
Washington Post report from Alexandria recounts the arrest of James Johnson, a New Yorker, for attempting to steal portable property from a Fairfax County stable. Police recovered two wagons full of loot including meat, harnesses, saddles, coal, horse blankets, and a gray Percheron with a green-dyed coat. Fairfax officials to handle charges.
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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 civic notes from Alexandria area
Charles P Price longtime Alexandria County school trustee dies at home near Lloyds Station aged 40 4, his widow and four children survive as funeral planned at Del Ray Methodist Church. Delegates to Richmond meet for Greater Highways Association, with Post Travelers Protective Association to send Brockett Williams. Funeral for Miss Eliza W Smith held at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. Carpenter Printing Co of Alexandria granted charter with Brockway Carpenter and family officers. William Ketland longtime area resident dies in South Royal Street home aged about 60.
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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 and Rockville Notes
Obituaries report the death of Charles B Isaacs of Alexandria at Allegany Hospital Cumberland from pneumonia with noted roles as merchant tailor and founder of Potomac lodge of Masons. The item also notes Mrs Sarah Agnes Vandegrift of Charlottesville died at home after illness, leaves husband William T Vandegrift and two children, Archer and Musas Constance. A separate Washington Post dispatch covers a Marsland Agricultural College farmers institute in Olney led by William L Ames, with talks by Joseph E Wing and Carl W Montgomery, and an upcoming institute at Poolesville. A crime brief from Richmond notes canvassers Rosenthal and Cohn charged with jewelry theft in addition to earlier charges.
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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
Washington
Rockville
Marsland Agricultural College
Olney
William L Ames
Joseph EL Wing
Ohio
Carl W Montgomery
Pennsylvania
Poolesville
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 Carriage Repository
Last night around midnight a fire burned the tin livers stable and barn of Benjamin Hicks, destroying the structure and contents including hay, corn, larness, and two driving horses valued around 2000 dollars. The fire started at the mangers of the two horses, with a carriage repository above occupied by DT Davis of Frederick also ruined. Hicks, a strong advocate of local option enforcement, has long faced threats and recently said he expected to be burned out.
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Washington You Boyds
Tin Livers
Benjamin Fo
DT Davis
Frederick
Hicks
Herte
Laurel Postoffice Looted by Burglars in Laurel Maryland
Special to The Washington Post Laurel Maryland burglars entered the Laurel post office early this morning and robbed the safe of cash and stamps. Registered letters were stolen and the revolver from Postmaster G Blimanis’s desk was taken. The burglars failed to gain entry to the nearby Circus National Bank and left doors open when discovered.
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Washngton
Laurel
Laurel Post
Ci Zcus National Bank
Court stops paper as Greenshop van owner halts publication
Judge James Hood ordered Wonderwood receiver for Ue Daily Industrial News to stop issuing the paper and advertise it for sale three days hence Greensboro. A charter was granted today to a West Virginia tract company to build a plant with 15,000,000 feet annual output for Republian News Carta. Stockholders include Repubimar National and Paraabur with conditions on a timber 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
Guilty Plea In Hog Theft Case From Harrisonburg Area
In Harrisonburg Virginia on January 8 a farmer named Willam Bailey pleaded guilty to stealing a hog from his father and received a sentence of three years in the penitentiary. The case underscores the regional timber and farm theft issues reported in the county.
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Wang
Tiarrisonburg
Ong
Willam Bailey
Younty
Cosi
Fredericksburg Electric Line to Capital Proposed Extension
The state preparatory commission issues charters for the Fredericksburg Electric Company and Electric Generating Company to build transmission lines and power plants to supply and sell electricity to the public. It grants permission to construct stations, substations, and transmission lines between points, with authority to set transmission fees. outlines a plan extending power from Richmond Ashland 17 miles north toward Washington.
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Fredrickshu
Buid
Wis
My Benessun
Fredericsbig
Washington
Richmond
Dere
Millers Petition to Halt Pollution in Hagerstown Waterways
A judge granted a temporary injunction in a pollution case involving Millers and the Hagerstown water system. The order bars certain parties from discharging waste into the river and requires assessment of a sewage remedy plan. The dispute centers on water power and operational controls at local plants and their effect on the city’s water quality.
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Speako
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Mio
Tdger Vires
Spelman
Higer Wills
Rstown
Jude
Adam
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