Bandits Hold Up Erie Train. Italians Suspected Bandits
Erie July 1 band of hold up men halted train No 41 on the Philadelphia and Erie branch. Police, constables, and hundreds searched 50 miles with little result. Loot uncertain possibly up to 45000. Two tramps detained and released. Sticks of dynamite found and traced to Aetna Powder Company. Injured include CEE Block serious, Bemis Rooney and Anderson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Philadelphia and Erie
Pennsylvania
Express
Cee Block
United States
C. F. Bemis
James Carroll
Walter Mooney
Mooney
Carroll
Aetna Powder Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
F. J. Aman
Marine National Bank
Railroad
Raw milk and pasteurization impact typhoid disease
Historical notes discuss typhoid links to raw milk with cases in Cassel 1909 and improved outcomes after switching to properly pasteurized milk. Some sources support pasteurization reducing typhoid and scarlet fever in dairy regions, while mention of mechanical heating details and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hleinemann
Edeall
Berliner
Rosenau
Schroeder
Japan
Hall
Mark
343 Indictments in Tyler County West Virginia
Tyler county grand jury in Sistersville returned 343 indictments after a three week session probing Hanor sales gambling and city election irregularities. It marks the largest simultaneous total in the state, with Tyler County rivaling Adams County Ohio in indictments. The action follows city officials and liquor license rejections earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Middlebourne
W. Va
Tyler County Grand Jury
Sistersville
Tyler
Adams County
Ohio
Congress of Women American Opens Conference
The Sixth International Woman's Suffrage Alliance meets in Stockholm with Rev Anna Howard Shaw opening the sessions at Gustav Vasa church. Washington state gifts a gavel via Miss Richards as delegates from twenty nations discuss strategy, banners are presented, and a suffrage parade through the city unfolds. June 16 is designated for a congratulatory note to King Gustavus with Budapest tipped for 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Shaw
Miss Richards
Washington
Nettie L. White
International Woman's Suffrage Alliance
Stockholm
Venice
Scandinavia
Iceland
Anna Howard Shaw
United States
Gustav Vasa
Washington, D. C
Richards
Perpetual Youth
Alger
Royal Acadent of Music
Anna Whitlock
National Swedish Woman's Suffrage Association
Ernest Bechman
National Swedish Liberal Federation
Cartie Chapman-Catt
Frau Latten von Kraemer
Ery
Tne
Dagens Nyheter Lardagen
International League For Woman Suffrage
Sweden
Congress
Shaw
Gustavus
Budapest
Norway
Grand Hotel Royal
Frau
Anna Margret Holmgren
Upsala
The
Annie Farnhjeim
Helsingfors
Finland
International Board
Holmgren
Furnhjelm
Royal Opera House
Selma Lagertot
Dr. Shaw
Louise Qvam
Aletta Jacob
Netherlands
C. E. Marshall
Philip Snowden
Great Britain
Augsburg
Germany
Elna Munch
Denmark
Rosika Schwimmer
Hungary
Draga Hulquist
Servia
Nina Boyle
South Africa
Hodge
Australia
Frederick Nathan
New York
Portugal
Patrick Henry
Nettie Lovisa White
New Way of Curing Gorns
An advertisement touts GETS IT a painless cure for corns warts calluses and bunions. It claims the product removes corns without digging or bleeding and is sold at 25 cents a bottle or by mail order through listed druggists and dealers in Washington Adrian M Kloczewski Pee bles Drug Store and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Lawrence & An
Washington
Po Affleck Puftecuth
Henry Evans
Adrian M Kloczewski
Peebles Drug Store
Massage
Alcohol Laws Move To Stop Sale Of Alcohol Mixtures
Prominent temperance worker Mrs. Mary E. Correll asks District and Federal authorities and temperance groups to back legislation prohibiting sale of alcohol and mixtures in drug stores after hours and on Sundays. Maj. Richard Sylvester and Dr. Harvey Wiley support curbs, noting no current law regulates druggist alcohol sales. Correll cites community complaints and says laborers often buy raw alcohol for drinking, urging prescription only sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wiley
Sylvester
Mary E. Correll
I Street
Correll
Richard Sylvester
Order of Rechabites
Order of Good Templars
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Emma Shelton
Mas. Sylvester
Uproar At Whittier State School Ends With Lockup
After a day of uproar at Whittier State School seven girl inmates were moved to county custody for search of knives and hatchets. Guards from the boys department aided the girl watch, and seven deputy sheriffs reinforced the security. The disturbance followed the return of Rose Driscoll after an escape, claims of rough handling by a night watchman, and led to smashed windows, damaged bedding, and a scrapped kitchen range. Watchman Bartley resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Whittier State School
Institutor
Rose Driscoll
Night Watch
Bartley
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ARMY
NAVY
Ben Schwartz
Plei
Elude
H. D. Rooney
Carl Anderson
Renova
Frank Freund
William Epp
Epp Bros
Freund
Four Mile Creek
Congress OF Women
Mrs. Correll
Et Angeles
DR. Wyeth
Lansbergh & Bro
Grand Union Ten Co
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