Health speakers attack Wiley at convention
A convention of proprietary druggists heard O C Pinckney urge a national health department while denouncing Harvey W Wiley and George H Simmons for promoting the idea. He accused Wiley of courting administration favor to head the department, challenging the integrity of honest physicians and the public. Banquet speakers praised the association and its membership requirements with remarks by John C Wallace David Watson Albert Plant Harry W Merritt and L T Kebbler, toastmaster William H Gove. Music accompanied the event by Carl J Bulliett George O Connor and Matt Horne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health
O. C. Pinckney
Proprietary Association of America
Pinckney
Harvey W. Wiley
George H. Simmons
Wiley
Mr. Pinckney
Simmons and
United States Health Department
Willard
John C. Wallace
Allied Drug Trade Conference
David Watson
Proprietary Article Trade Association of Canada
Albert Plant
Harry W. Merritt
L. T. Kebbler
Drug Division
Department of Agriculture
William H. Gove
Carl J. Bulliett
George O'Connor
Matt Horne
Friedmann Patient Dies in Gloversville After Serum Treatment
Five weeks to a day after inoculation with the Friedmann serum from Providence Moris Morris Rosenthal of Gloversville died. He had suffered pulmonary tuberculosis for under a year. Rosenthal brought an introduction letter from Gov Sulzer and a letter from Dr Friedmann's uncle Dr Katz of Brooklyn. Dr Friedmann treated him free of charge and said another treatment would be needed in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gloversville
N. Y
Friedrich Franz Friedmann
Providence
Moris Morris Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Friedmann
Gev. Sulzer
Submerged Island Identified Near Lemnos
A recently found seabed island near Lemnos has been identified by the government archaeologist as the Islet of Chryssis. It was submerged at the start of the second century before the Christian era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Lemnos
Chryssis
Obituary notices dated May 1913 in Washington area
A sequence of death notices and funeral details for William W.Chism Elizabeth Fulton John Georges Hannah Palmer Clara Morell Parkhurst Helen Urbis Katie Smith and others. Entries give dates May 1913 times 6 pm 7:30 pm and locations including 719 Gy street southwest 1113 Seventh Street NW 1738 Park Road and Mount Olive Rock Creek Cemetery with burial interment and parish services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chism
Tuesaey
William W
Jessie W. Chism
Congressional Cemetery
Fulton
Elizabeth
James
James AL Fulton
Frank Geier
Seventh Street
Georges
John Georges
Park Road
Rock Creek
Palmer
O Street
Clara Morell Parkhurst
Agnes Morell
Agnes Parkhurst Long
Sanaa
P Street
Thomas B. Sanders
Bers Yces
P.m
del Ray
Helen
Urbis
John, R
Aura ¥. Smith
Alexandria
Richmond
Norfolk
Newport News
WANTED TO KEEP HER SOUL
Assistant State's Attorney likens Robert Milligan's practices to Evelyn Arthur Lee's methods as four letters from Milligan are turned over by Alice Turrentine. Milligan, arrested in Miss Turrentine's home, faces a hearing May 27 before Municipal Judge Gemmill in Englewood. He allegedly pressured Miss Turrentine to surrender her soul body and goods and sought money, charged with intent to commit a crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Chicago
Alice Turrentine
Wentworth Avenue
Malcolm B. Sterrett
Robert Milligan
West Monroe Street
Kingdom of God's Vineyard Mission Society
Miss Turrentine
Milligan
Gemmill
Englewood
Dorothy Milligan
Sterrett
Miss Turentine
South Halstead Street
al Resutt
Kendall as Key Witness in Stillwell Trial
George H. Kendall president of the New York Bank Note Company testified in the trial of State Senator Stephen J. Stillwell on charges of attempted bribery related to financial legislation. Kendall described Stillwell's alleged demand for money in exchange for routing a bill barring stock exchanges from listing securities not printed by bank note firms. The jury selection was incomplete and the court ordered夜 night session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W York
George H. Kendall
New York Bank Note Company
Stephen J. Stillwell
Stillwell
Stock Exchange
Senate
Stilwell
Kendall
Senator's Brother Fought and Bound Over for Grand Jury
Burton Smith a lawyer and brother of United States Senator Hoke Smith, along with Reuben R. Arnojad and J. C. Coax, were bound over for action by the Atlanta grand jury on assault and battery charges. They waived trial before a magistrate after a courthouse fight with C. W. Walton and W. K. Byrd. Each defendant posted $300 bonds. The warrants stem from claims that Arnsld and Coe aided Smith in the brawl. The grand jury is expected to act soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Smith
Atlanta
Walton
Arnsld
Coe
Smith
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived
Arrived ships include New York Pretoria from Esabure tampasia and Bremen for New York. Majestic bound for New York, Browhead Chicago reports. Also New York for Havre with an unnamed vessel sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pretoria
From
Esabure
Tampasia
Satlrdrans Keanpeia
Woles Fron
Bremen
Majestic
Repor Browhead
Chicago
Havre
Good Will At Tokyo and World Reactions
In Tokyo a new political group is accused of masking patriotism to fight bureaucracy over democracy. Prof Masaharu Anesaki is named Harvard lecturer on Japanese life and literature. Across the Pacific, newspapers warn California alien land ownership debates risk anti American sentiment and urge careful treatment. In Honolulu, only 15 of 50 Japanese laborers eligible seek American citizenship, reflecting loyalty to Japan. The London Daily Mail suggests Webb Law provokes Japanese ire and warns Britain to aid peacemaking between the US and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masaharu Anesaki
College of Literature
Imperial Universitys At
Tokyo
Harvard
California
Jananego
San Francisco
Honolulu
Gilbert D. Metziger
Hawaiian Islands
London
United States
Japan
The
Daily Mail
Canada
Mayor Vetoes Public Welfare Board Plan in New York
Mayor Gaynor vetoed a measure to create a seven member public welfare board to take gambling and social evil enforcement from police. He argues excise crimes fuel police graft, division of responsibility hinders accountability, and notes no need for a special board given low corruption in the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaynor
Second Gibson Trial Friday in Newburgh Murder Case
The second trial of Burton W. Gibson, the lawyer charged with the murder of his client Mr. Szabo in July, was adjourned last night by Justice Tompkins in Newburgh New York on May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Newburgh
N. Y
Burton W. Gibson
Sa Szabo
Tompkins
Licensed to Marry Names and Ages from Baltimore to Virginia
A crumbling list shows multiple marriage licenses with names and ages in Baltimore and across Virginia. The entries include Andrew J. Clamood aged 8 and Rose A. Hall aged 26, with several other couples and ministers listed in varied spellings and places such as Frederick Edgerton 22 with Margaret Hewas 18, William Barnes with Alice Loving, and Joseph Gray Burton with Mary Waters. The fragmentary text mentions Rev. Callender, Rev. Stetson, Rev. Barnes, Rev. Montgomery, and Rev. Wordle among others, with locations including Baltimore Md and Clifton Forge Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Clamood
Rose A. Hall
W. KE. Callender
Wiliam EF. Mass
Erhet M. Hutchinson
Peter
Frederick B Edgerton
Margaret BE. Hewas
WW. Barnes
Debn J. Paitler
Alice S. Loving
C. R. Stetson
Robert Hamilton Walker
Ary Tells
Jokeph MM
Gray Burton S. Miter
Mary Berry
Baltimore
Mao
JS Montgomers
Janes H. Reeve
Washington, J
Mary BL Waters
They
Arty le Ent Travis
Cliftes Forge
Mary Margaret Fas Bear
Middlebrank
Wordlesseih Stockline
Catherine Sullivan
McGee Shipper
Ada RB. Parker
Donald C. Man
Harrie
Faber
M. Uhoof
Wintergreen
Res
No Club for Business Open Shop Drive At NA Manufacturer Meet
National Association of Factory Men favors open shop and labor cost data, opposing injunction limits on labor disputes. Detroit delegates push for federal manufacturing department, Workmen’s compensation, and strong judiciary loyalty. Col George Pope tipped as next president. John Kirby Jr honored with 10000 dollar gift. New vice presidents Albert E Cox and A J Thornley named with directors J W Frank E C Spar and J B Farnsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Factory Men
Courts of Equity
Detroit
Mich
National Association of Manufacturers
Battle Creek
George Pope
Hartford
Conn
A. H. Baldwin
Bureau of Manufacturers
Washington
Department of Commerce
Department
Federal
Redfield
James A Wmery
John Kirby, Jr
Dayton
Chile
Albert E. Cox
Massachusetts
A. J. Thornley
Rhode Island
J. W. Frank
Pennsylvania
E. c. Spar
J. B. Farnsworth
Cormmecticut
Blue and Gray to Unite at Gettysburg 1913 Reunion
Gettysburg prepares for a fiftieth anniversary reunion uniting Blue and Gray veterans from North and South. Forty thousand veterans, tents for 5000, and a four day program including a national day with the President. Pennsylvania leads planning with federal cooperation to host the 1913 celebration on the battlefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Ohd
Gettyeburn
United States
Daly
Batils of
Geltysburn
Grand Army of the Republic
United Confederate Veterans
United States Army
Daly &—Civic da
Pennsylvenia
Staten
Congressional Committee
War Department
Gh A. R
Washington
Philadelphia
Congress
Submarines Attack Fleet During Atlantic Maneuvers
Two submarines E-1 under Lieut. Causey and E-2 under Ensign Laizure with a destroyer Beale commanded by Lieut. Sparker left Newport to attack eleven battleships in Block Island Sound. The operation, part of Atlantic fleet maneuvers, would use real torpedoes and practice war heats in choppy seas under cloudy skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
Block Island Sound
Lewis D. Causey
Dallas C.laizure
Beale
Edward C. Sparker
Atlantic
Express agent J S B Hitchcock commits suicide in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh May 21 J S B Hitchcock general agent of the Wells Wargo Express Company shot himself last night. Mrs Hitchcock and two children are in a Cresson sanitarium. He left a brief note saying he had decided to try the sleepy side and asked his wife and J M Celivitt of Cleveland to be notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
J. S. B. Hitchcock
Wells-Wargo Express Company
Cost of Belgians' Strike Hits Railways and Ports
Official figures show Belgium state railways lost 1,004,000 dollars during the April strike for equal suffrage. April earnings were 526,000 dollars below last year, plus 490,000 dollars normal increase. Antwerp port trade fell by 250,000 tons, and 78 fewer vessels docked during the strike period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Antwerp
Mellen Case Postponed and Immigration Commissioner Resigns
The State's attorney said the Mellen brothers of the New Haven Railroad will face manslaughter charges in the Westport wreck delayed to the September term. Keefe's resignation as commissioner general of Immigration, sent May 3, was accepted by Secretary Wilson to take effect after May 31 as designated by the President. The Post urges free classified Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario G Menocalthe
Cuba
Mario G. Menocal
Military College
Cornell University
Bridgeport
Conn
Charles Mellen
E. H. Mellenry
New Haven Railroad
Westport
Keefe
Taniel J. Keefe
Immigration
Wilson
Department of Labor
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Wiley
B. H. Pinckney
Montg Rosenthal
Christ
Katie
Tate
Alfred D. Smith
Glenwood Cemetery
M. Hindle
Cemation
H. Sardo & CO
W. R. Pumphrey & Son
Ialmers
Rockville
Fank Geier
Mogern Chapel
F Street
Nua
Pricom Snee Tetaphone
Sergeon
H. Small & Sons
Sorler
Hosta
Walder Astarta
Broadway
Cuban Republic
Savei
Evelyn Arthur Lee
G. H. Kendall
Senator
R. Harris & CO
the Jeweters
Public Welfare Board
Rat Aha
BURG
General Assembly
J. OM. Schoonmaker
Pennsylvania Cavalry
William DD. Dixon
U. S. Volunteers
Alexander McDowell
121St
Pennsylvania Infantry
Irwin K. Campbell
Pennsylvania Reserves
W. J. Patterson
Sixty-second
William E. Miller
George F. Baer
John P. Green
U.S. Volunteers
Battle of Gettysburg
States
Commonwealths
Congress of the United States
Commonwealth
Grand Ar of the Republic
Congress Names Committee
District of Columbia
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Alaska
Pennsylvania Commission
Seraston
Secretary of War
Commission
Batttefield
Marine Corps
Navy Department
A. H
Frank Jine
Millary
Harvard Wine
Cambridge
Mass
Pilgrima
H To & Today
Mellen
New Haven
Tokalon Co, Inc
St. N. W
W.gj.sloane
Chaumont, Kalliston, and
Mohegan
Chaumont
Walliston
Delft
Harper's Magazine
Howard Pyle
Cayenne
Ington Furlong Nan
John L. Mathews
Enel
Henri Tiams
Eyouh
Sydney Adamson
Thomas FE
Leansbury
Mr. Howells
Seville
Charming
Norman Irvine
Harper’s
Canadian Rockies
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pacific Coast
G J. Weideman
New York Avenue
B. C
Jesse D. Browne
Clarke Waggaman
H Street
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