Critic of Friedmann Tuberculosis Cure Falls Short
Report of the Marine Hospital Service read at the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis meeting finds no solid evidence that Friedmann's Berlin serum cure justifies public confidence. Investigators note delays and incomplete details from Friedmann, urge continued use of well tested therapies, and adopt resolutions promoting public health oversight and continued pursuit of effective treatments.
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Marine Hospital Service
Frederich Franz Friedmann
Berlin
Lfe
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
New Willard
John F. Anderson
A. M. Stimson
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Associatem
House of
Multiple Death Notices for 1913 Obituaries and Funerals
Death notices from May 1913 list ADAAUMGARTEN widow of Herman Baumgarten funeral to be announced at Providence Hospital. Samuel Cross chief gunner retired died in Atlantic City. Prof Louis A Dith ig M D LL D aged 67, funeral at 3 pm May 12. North Laurel Hill Cemetery. Frank Cantel, son of Hannan family, funeral from St Patrick's Church May 10. Annie C Hickey nee Jenkins funeral from St Jerome's Hyattsville May 10. THOMAS AURNey husband of Mary Belurney died May ?. THYRZA VIRGINIA McILHENNY widow of George A. Melthern funeral May 13. RAMUELS Sarah widow of George Ramuels funeral May 11. WIGGIN Winifred Maxine Wiggin grandmother, interment May 10 at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Baumgarten
Providence Hospital
Adaaumgarten
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Louis A Dithig
Olver H Bair
Chestnut Street
North Laurel Hill Cemetery
Hannan
Sixth Street
Frank Cantel
Catharine
Daniel Hannan
Euene A. Hannan
St. Martin's Church
St. Patrick's Church
Hickey
Hyattaville
Annie C. Hickey
Jenkins
John F. Hickey
St Jerome's Church
Hyattsville
Baltimore
Aurney
Wrigay
Thomas
Mary BE Lurmey
O'Dea
McIlhenny
Thyrza Virginia
George A. Melthern
Mra S . Wolfsherme- Sarah
George Samurls
Tenth Street
Sar Uer FE
Aloysius Ro
Wigain
Glenwoor
Tuberculosis Study Group Elects Officers At Dinner
The National Association of Secretaries of the Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis met at the New Jabbitt Hotel and elected officers for the year. Dr R E L Bishop Jr of Cleveland was president, George Nelbode of New York secretary treasurer, with John R Thillady of Buffalo, Miss Edith McCormick of Grand Rapids, and Seymour Stone of Boston on the executive committee. The gathering debated the Friedmann cure and heard papers on early TB cases and library book examinations.
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Julia Lathrop
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
Charles P Neill
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lee K. Frankel
New York
Severance Barrage
Indianapolis
Spaulding
Salt Lake City
Frederic Army
Buffalo
If ¥Ermann M. Biggs
George H. Evans
San Francisco
Herbert Maxon King
Liberty
M. P. Ravenel
University of Wisconsin
Laura F Fitch
Philadelphia
Watson
Rankin
Raletech
John H Lowman
Cleveland
Ohio
Mabel T. Boardman
American Red Cross
Theodore BH. Sachs
Chicago
William H Baldwin
Washington
Henry Barton Jacobs
Baltimore
George M Sternberg
USA
Edward L Trudeau
America
National Association of Secretaries
Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
New Jabbitt Hotel
R EL Bishop, Jr
George Nelbode
John R. Thillady
Edith McCormick
Grand Rapids
Mich
Seymour Stone
Boston
Charles L. Minor
Asheville
N.C
Sternberg
Minor
Harry Dee Barnes
Wallum Lake
R. C
A. J. Arbeely
Syria
Hie
New Fight on Cancer Organization Planned
Frederick K. Hoffman announces plans for a Society for the Study and Prevention of Cancer, modeled after tuberculosis efforts, with a New York committee including Dr LeRoy Broun and James Speyer. Wealthy sponsors like Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs Russell Sage pledged support as a New York meeting is set for next week. He cites US cancer fatalities at about 7,000 annually and a rising global death rate, linking risk factors to corsets, pipe lips, tar, hot foods, and brook trout.
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Society For
Frederick K. Hoffman
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Hoffman
New York
LeRoy Broun
James Speyer
Y.beveritt Macy
George S. Clark
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Russell Sage
United States
Allen's Foot-Ease powder promises instant foot relief
A vintage ad touts Allen S Olmsted of Le Roy NY selling Wee Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to ease itching, corns, ingrown nails, bunions, and sweaty tender feet. It claims shoes feel easier, allows smaller fits, and offers a 25 cent trial package.
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Allen
Allen S Olmsted
le Roy
Duke Seeks Divorce as Duchess Prepares Counter Suit
London May 9 The Duke of Westminster launches a divorce suit naming the Duke of Alba as co respondent, with the duchess planning a counter suit. The couple have two children and have been separated for nearly three years. Photographs showing the duchess with Swiss skater Felix Locher precipitated the final break. The duke, Hugh Grosvenor, is 34 and among England’s wealthiest, with an income over 5 million dollars.
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London
Duke of Westminster
Duke of Alba
Qumen
Shelagh West
Col Cornwallis-West
Areaula
Mary
Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvenor
England
Tts
Cheshire
Felix Locher
Flintshire
Mathilde Townsend
Washington
Philadelphia
Thomas Tipton
Franco Spanish agreement seen as potential alliance
Paris May 9 The results of King Alfonso's Paris visit remain unofficial but Well Informed quarters expect a close understanding between France and Spain that could grow into an alliance. Spanish premier Count Alvaro de Romanones told Liberte that today Spain and France have a friendly agreement and tomorrow they may take a further step.
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Paris
Alfonso of
Spain
Alvaro de Romanones
The
Liberte
France
Match to Miss Baker Three Sets for a Decision
Eva Baker, holder of the Diabetes title, defeated Mrs Lawonn of Cincinnati in a three set women singles match. Wallace Johnson of Philadelphia beat Fred Holtzman while Bull and Inman advanced to semifinals in men events at the Chevy Chase club open tournament.
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Chevy Chaselub
New York
Eva Baker
Lawonn
Cimeinmnati
Wallace Johnson
Philadelphia
Fred Holtzman
Conrad B. Doyle
Tocal Pride
Bull
Inman
H. H Doyle
Johnson
Marie Wilmer
Miss Baker
George Zinn
Graves
Gor Ion
I. Doyle
Barber
Reid
Butham
Leech
O*bovie
Morgan
Hills and Carlisle
Heaton
Bingham
Brown
Jamee
McNulty
Devito
Moorhead
Wilcox
Ver Levener
von Lersar
Richards
Mayfeld
Gibson
Partners
Zinn
Mayfield
Ladter
Migs Lippitt
Misa © Smith
Andover
Mass
Miss Prescott
Misa Marie Winer
Mierpitt
Miss Aiuno
Misa Marjorie Smith
Vies Eva Baker
Mr Lawson
Cincinnati
Maris Wimner
Misa Muna
Mre
J Tf ‘Moorhead
Lippitt
M. G
RK Sewell
Miss Brian
Miss Dickman
Ajien
Mre Lawson
Carliste
Miss Grevie
Doyle Va
Wo O' Boyle
Poyle-O’boyle
R. L. Jamen
C. M. Bull, Jr
James Johnson
FC Inman
Graves and Garden
In and Bull
Hills
Misa Lay
Mrs Moorhead
J. W. Moorhead
Duboise
Spencer Gordon
Bitter House Debate Over Free Speech and Custody
Heated floor confrontation over punishment for remarks directed at congressmen sparks longstanding dispute on free speech and parliamentary privilege. Glover defended actions, while Cooper and Moon rebutted misstatements about Meridian Hill property bills and price reductions. Debate widens to constitutional questions with several members arguing House authority to punish.
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Citiser
Republic
I House
Glover
House of Representatives
Sims
Andrus
Cooper
Meridian Hill
Rock Creek
Thomas
Ate
Moon
House
Senate
Ex inspectors in prison for conspiring to obstruct justice
In New York on May, Dennis Sweeney, John J. Murtha, James B. Hussey, and James E. Thompson, former police inspectors, were convicted of conspiring to obstruct justice over graft revelations. They were sentenced to one year in the penitentiary and a $500 fine each, the maximum. They were photographed at police headquarters and placed in Blackwell’s Island prison. No appeals were filed. The district attorney holds nineteen indictments for bribery against them.
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New York
Dennis Sweeney
John J. Murtha
James B. Hussey
James E. Thompson
Blackwell's Island
Flagler's Condition Deteriorates Further in Florida
In West Palm Beach Florida May reports say Henry M Flagler the Southern hotel and railway magnate has been ill for months and grown weaker in recent days: doctors decline to call his condition critical but friends are greatly anxious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
Henry M Flagler
Southern Hotel and Reviows
Flagler
Sicians
Tonusy
Becono
Young Millionaire Vincent Astor Hosts Vice President Tour
Special to The Washington Post reports Vincent Astor hosting a Hudson River sail for Vice President Marshall and Senate military affairs committee. An armory ceremony scenes featured Astor surrounded by cheering crowds and police protection as admirers pushed forward.
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Washington Post
New York
Marshall
Vincent Astor
Astor
Norma
Hudson
West Point
Senate Committee
Ferncliffe
Albany
Honor Legion
Police Department
Seventh Regiment
Georges. Dougherty
Mr. Dougherty
Marshall Replies to Attack by Col Harvey in Public Speech
Vice President Marshall today answered George Marvey's claim that his speeches incited the predatory poor. He rejected the charge and said he supports a fair inheritance tax and will proceed to Wall Street to apologize if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
George Marvey
Wall Street
Warshall
Mother slain by ex Marine in New York attack
In New York a former Marine identified as John G. Ames shot and killed Mrs. Alice Granville at 1710 South Dofrance Street. Her 15 year old son George Granville, who says he is uncle to Ames’s two year old victim, was fatally wounded while trying to shield his mother. Doctors at St Agnes Hospital consider a blood transfusion to save the boy.
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New York
George Granville
Alice Granville
South Dofrance Street
John G. Ames
United States Marine Corps
Ames
North Ninth Street
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Granville
Mamma
Greenwald and Goldberg
George
Licensed to Marry Court Records Fragment
A fragmentary notice lists several individuals with ages and locations, indicating marriages or licenses. Names include Peter Woullehieter and Constantina Kavak of Philadelphia and Myrilyn Young of Washington, D C, among others, with various intimate partners and dates missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Woullehieter
Constantina Kavak
Alvsopaulos Jon Wien Phompson
Philadelphia
Myrilyn Young
Washington
Wea
Nelin Banard
Galdberg
Helen Wagner
Abram Sinner
Perley Ff Plant
Matte Wo Dillard
Rex Randelph
McKie
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Duke
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WM. H. Sardo & CO
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Prequaca
Iach Arthene Rinkxvile
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Embam- Fravey
Crapel A
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Nmayl
Malo
R. F. Harvey
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ASD
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Tetephone North
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Cain
M. Hindle
Jewel Waltham
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
D Sts
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St. N. W. Gun
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Mown
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Vr Sims
Huck Creek
Representative Campbell
Kansas
Lima
H. M. Flagler
Southern Railway
Astor Yacht
Seventh Armory Presentation
Col
Harvey
Pioneer
Abbot, & Herman's
Goldenberg
Emery
Abbott & Herman’s
Abbott & Herman's
Fanoas Imahes
Htar
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Arto
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Ronget
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Madras Percale
Roisette
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Abbott & Lkkimans Fir
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Albott & Herman
Alo Alzes
Arcott & Heirtaer
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Abbott & Tirman
Abbot & Hermans
Abbott & Her
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Penna. Ave
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Fifth Avenue, N.Y
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Texas
7Th St
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N. W. Burcheil
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