Martin Reprimand in Hearing Over Public Health Bill
Senator Martin of Virginia, as committee chair, severely rebuked witness R McCall for insinuations about patent medicines during a hearing on Owen’s proposed Department of Public Health. McCall apologized after the reprimand, while other advocates and opponents argued the bill’s constitutionality and costs amid tense testimony from various reform groups and medical interests.
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Martin
Virginia
Owen
Department of Public Health
W. R. McCal
Dews
McCall
Wiecopsin Voters and Tax- Payers’ Association
Tilmots
Iowa
Art Missouri
American Medical Association
Lucius 2. Colling
Collins
Whatrman Martin
McCatl
Loxpayers’ Associations
O. FL Hosy
Missouri Branch
Frederick A. Banks
Illinois Organization
John Af. Reed
Town Association
Hyde Seeks New Trial After Alleged Errors
Attorneys for convicted physician Hyde filed a motion for a new trial. They argue Judge Latshaw showed prejudice and improper conduct toward Hyde's counsel. They claim evidence about a death and testimony unfairly influenced jurors. A visitor from New York arrived with roses to send to Hyde, but was refused admission.
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Ercora
Kansas City
Pr. GC
Ryde Falibe
5000 See Boy Hanged In Kentucky Mountain Town
Floyd Fra zier, a young white murderer, hanged before about six thousand spectators in Whitestora Kentucky. It was the first hanging in Letcher County and may prove to be the last in Kentucky before electrocution was legalized by the legislature. Fra zier killed Mrs Blien Flannery in May 1907, mutilating her body. he confessed after investigators pursued him. He was from a prominent family and barely escaped lynching.
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Kentucky
Washington Post
Whitestora
Floyd Frazier
Letcher County
Fragier
Blien Flannery
Stoner
RACKETERS IN FINALS BOTH WIN IN STRAIGHT SETS
In the Chevy Chase Club invitation tennis tourney, Philadelphian player defeats James 6-1 6-3 while Touchard ousts Mahan. Doubles action sees Grosvenor brothers lose, Johnson and James advance, and Touchard and Connell win in semis. Officials note strong spectator turnout and forthcoming finals across classes.
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Philadelphian
James
Touchard
Mahan
Grosvenor Brothers
Minister
Liam Lees
Chevy Chase
Johnson-Jamues Areseen
Gare
Johnson
Fnally
Teucind
Connell
G. F. Touchard
Maban
Janson
Miss Wimer
Miss Turle
R. P. Davi
Misse Turls
Alee Choy
Mr. Conall
Elmer Sod
Mx. Hillisch
Mise Downing
Bre
Foucbarg
Auves Chow
Ixing Va
Mies
Turle
Canola
Alanee Wimer
Prva
Oliver
Schioexe
Indiana Students Riot At Valparaiso Theater
A riot in Valparaiso Indiana last night saw about 300 students march the streets and force entry to a moving picture theater without paying Police and fire crews dispersed the mob and several combatants were struck with clubs Some twenty ring readers left town and arrests were made
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Gonde
Monument to Three Inventors Honored in May Ceremony
A damaged May 18 entry from South Bethlehem shows a letter found with a mislaid check for 85000 made out to a Phishing concern by Bethlehem Steel. The event celebrated Spencer family inventors from Maiss, including KH Howe, W W Howe and Tyler Howe, with a monument dedication noting their sewing machine and truss bridge contributions.
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Bethlehem
Bethlehem Steel Company
Spencer
Linventors
KH. J. Howe
W. W. Howe
Fyler
Howe
Haas J. Howé
William
Tylers
Bank Loot Defaulter Hall Receives Long Prison Term
John A. Hall, former treasurer of Savings La, was sentenced by Judge Robert Raymond in the Superior Court to not less than twelve nor more than fifteen years for larceny involving about 332,000. The case cited gifts to charities and relatives, including $730,000 to a Southbridge charity and $39,000 to the Wanderers in Boston, as part of alleged misappropriations. Hall’s earnings and charitable gifts were scrutinized as the court weighed the total losses and his explanations.
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Mass
Southbridge
Hall
Robert Ymond
Charlestown
Fall
Lal
M.C. A
Clare Hall
Montana
Frederick Mal
Wanderers
Boston
States
Arer
Astronomers Debate Comet Tail and Earth Passage
The report details Dr Campbell and Prof Russell from Lick Observatory and Princeton weighing whether the Earth will pass through the comet's tail. Observers in Ben Jose, Cal and Washington watch for effects as the tail’s angular diameter suggests it may miss Earth. A local superintendent Mr Woods balances public talks with astronomy, opera and painting.
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Ben Jose
Cal
Campbell
Lick Observatory
Prof
Harn
Reagan
Teik
Princeton
Henry M. Russell
Princeton Wolversity
Campbett
Angesrance
Hulwuelt
HAVY-1S FOR PEACE AT LAKE MOHONK DISCUSSION
The Lake Mohonk conference hears calls for arms limitation and abrogation of the Great Britain United States pact as a peace measure. Canadian deputy minister Wil Mackensie King notes demonstrations and American regret aiding pacifist aims while G. B. Dadtey of A A praises the army and navy’s role in peace.
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Great Britain
Wil. Mackensie King
Labor
Canada
Kawara
Lake Mohonk
Bib. Dadtey
Isale
Deputy Marshal Glover Rescued After River Plunge
Deputy United States Marshal Joseph F. Glover of Alexandria fell into the Potomac near King Street while searching for a mysterious wanderer. He was rescued by bystanders as the water was shallow at that point. his eyeglasses and hat floated away but were later recovered.
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Calwington Port
King Bereet
Alexandria
United States
Joseph ‘F. Glover
Potomac
King Street
Facors
Mirshal Glover
Vist
Ely
Bystandera
Marshal Glover
Man Buried Alive Found in Philadelphia Graveyard
Special to the Washington Post reports an excavation at Nineth and Mitten Streets uncovering a former Philadelphia cemetery site known as Levaton Wing. One exhumed body showed signs of a likely burial alive with teeth bound and hands bound. Other remains were petrified and a small girl's coffin appeared undisturbed with a plate inscribed Clara Fletcher Sears.
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Washington Padelpha
Nintesnth
Mit- Ain
Levaton
Philadelphia
Clara
Wletcher
Sears
Methusatens Age Doubt Among Census Officials
Special to The Wasmagcopros reports census officials concluded Noah Raby known as the old man in the country was likely 92 years 11 months at death after a fateful age inquiry. Miss Kate Ness of Carlton HU was taken to Morris Plains Insane Asylum by Constable Barry Dawson after nervous collapse following comet agitation.
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Methusaleh
United States Canons Bureau
Noah Raby
Census Bureau
Raby
Backensack
Kate Ea ‘Ness
Carlton HU
Mora Plains
Insans
Barry Dawson
Hackensack
Morris Plains
Misstress Comet Fear Fells Maid in Hastings
New York reports a 9% year old woman Boyle Bradley, employed as a maid at Hastings on Hudson, died by her own hand after fear of Halley's comet. She awoke in distress as reports conflicted on the comet, then was found dead with gas on in her room. Also noted: Chief Engineer Henry TW Fitch, retired, died at home after a lengthy career beginning in Massachusetts and navy service beginning May 1389.
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New York
Halley
Boyle Bradley
Hastings-on-Hudson
Henry TW. Fitch
K Street
Massachusetts
Navy
Premier Yi Assailant Sentenced to Death in Korea
Seoul reports Yie Chaim Yong, the Korean who stabbed Premier Yi in December, was today sentenced to death for the assassination attempt.
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Premier Yi
Seoul
Korea
Yie Chaim Yong
Yale Tapper Kilpatrick Passed By All Senior Societies
New Haven May 192- John Reed Kilpatrick of New York was passed by Skull and Bones Scroll and Key and Wolf's Head, a Yale football end and future track captain. Other high standing men were tapped. Allen Corey named Skull and Bones, famed as quarterback, right fielder, and son of steel executive William E Corey. Frisco Police Head Acquitted. San Francisco May 19 Harry P Flannery, police commissioner, cleared of aiding bunkover to run a fake pentroom by jury.
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New Haven
Conn
Tom Shevlin
Yale
John Reed Kilpatrick
New York City
Wolf
Kilpatrick
Frisco
San Ratsel
Cal
Harry P. Flannery
San Francisco
Bunkover
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Doctore’ Trust
Arthur B. Ibl
American Federation of Labor
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Gio
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Ayiorl i H. MiVarter
Newark
N.dy
America
Carterd Greave
St. Louia
Walter Wymen
Punk
Q- Health and Marine-Hospital
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Hethlehem Steel Company
A. J Holder
Tabor
Senate
Washipton
B.A. Dinan
Lidlder
Vale
Holder Lable
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Hyde
Hiarizatareno
Centra
Scribner's
Collier's
Meclure's
Saturday Evening Post
Post
Bundsy
Asaph Hall
Racketers
Chevy Chase Club
Akharaj Varadhara
Siam
L. E. Mahan
West Side Tennis Club
Wallace Johnson
F. L. James
Belmont Cricket Club
Johnson and
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Naval Observatory
Indiana
George H. Peters
Naval ‘ Observatory
John A. Hall
Woods
Capitol Laboratory
Streat
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Jacoby
Manila
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Sun
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Washington
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Morris
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Frienda
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Corporation Court
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Fredericke P. Russell
Walter Fr. Schults
Richmond
May Pauling Sparks
W. Gz. U
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New Jersey
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Ween
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Tappfers
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Acton Davies
Arthur Stanwood Pier
Robert V. Hoffman
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Collier's Weekly
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Uty
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Tory
Mabel Howard
Yener
Guy de Maupassant
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