Dr Beates Attacks Hospital Nursing Training Standards
Philadelphia on May 27 Dr Henry Beates Jr chairman of Pennsylvania's board of medical examiners reveals alleged temptations faced by hospital trainee nurses. He cites immoral patients interns and medical students dancing the can can before pupil nurses and argues many nurses exit training with damaged womanhood. He urges mature women run training schools and claims hospital programs are defective and dangerous, risking nurses' character and health.
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Philadelphia
Henry Beates, Jr
Pennsylvania State Board of Medical Examiners
Beates
Youn
Bledl
Hospital
Ant Finwl
Erie
Tony
Marion Smith
Undercity
Guillemin Arrives to Fight for Hart Millions in New York
New York May 27 Isabel Guillemin, adopted daughter of Benjamin Hart, arrives to pursue a multimillion dollar estate left mostly to her rival, Antoinette de Bie. The case hinges on alleged undue influence by Mme de Bie over Hart, with witnesses ranging from French nobles to American residents in Paris.
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New York
Benjamin Hart
Antoinette Gabriele de Ble
Mme Isabel Guillemin
Guillemin
Peru
Hart
Mme Guiliemins
Milous
Paris
Mme. de Bie
Michael Hart
Mme Guillemin
Burrogete
Hart Tolliona
Marchioness
Mme. Guemin
Marchionesa
Anglesey
Grandmataon
Auihor
Isabel Har
Emile Sorse
Parla
Edwin Tuck
John Campbell
Butler
Antoinette Gabrielle de Bie
Harty
Ife
Mme de Bie
Campbell
Skach
Saya Butler
Yeabel
Paria
Europe
Mme da Ble
de Anglesey
Isabel
America
Jean Gullerain
Guillemin & Family
Jean
Mme de Bis
Rue de Galilee
Mme Ae Bies
Marchlehead
Edwin Tuch
East Sixty Fret Street
Emilie Sorree
Mme A Bie Haron Grandmaison
Harts
Mme Hope-Vere
Jean Guiilemin
Duchennes
St. Petersourg
Avingan
Foreign Office
de Anglesy
Americans
Donald Harper
M Guilllemin
Lime
Benjamin Bart
Mr Hart
Mma de Bie
Mr. Hart
Benjamin Harthorn
Virginia
Extelle Kitty Hart
Mme de’ Bie
Inabel
Almont J Garden
Hue
Bia
Aaid
Jean Guillemin
Roosevelt to Meet Irish Guests at Roosevelt Luncheon
Three hundred Hamilton Club members from Chicago and families will travel to New York on June 16 to attend a luncheon at Col Theodore Roosevelt. Irish statesmen John Redmond John Dillon and others were invited, but death of King Edward and Parliament adjournment delayed full delegation. The Colonel is to host club guests next autumn.
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Nationalist Party
Ireland
Theodore Roosevelt
John Redmond
John Dillon
Josres Davin
Edward
Hamilton Club
Chicago
New York
Will of Newton man probate for Mrs Longworth
Cambridge ass May 27 The will of the late George Lee of Newton grandfather of Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth was entered for probate by Judge Charles J Melntire of the Middle ex county probate court today. Mrs Longworth receives one twelfth of the estate after satisfaction of bequests. Estate valued at 275000 dollars includes personal property.
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Cambridge
George Lee
Newton
Alice Roosevelt
Tongworth
Charles J’ Melntire
Les
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Rabid Dog Head Delays Cause Child Danger
In Utica New York on May 27 a rabid dog's head shipped to Cornell University for examination arrived too late. Hazel Beekman, a five year old girl bitten by the dog, faced possible hydrophobia as doctors waited for confirmation from Cornell. The delay led to a dangerous postponement in treatment.
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Arrval
Cornell
Utica
Cornell University
Ithaca
Hazel Beekman
Coynell
New York Synod Purged Over Heresy Charges in Ordinations
The Presbyterian general assembly removed the New York synod from heresy charges after three students Archibald Black John Steen and George Fitch denied core Christian truths but recommended stricter examination practices and mandatory verbatim records. The assembly also backed reforms for fair wealth distribution and anticheap labor measures while Richmond Pearson Hobson spoke on temperance at Steel Pier events.
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Washington
Atlantic City
Presbyterian
New York Synod
Archibald Black
John Steen
George Fitch
Lazarus
Assembly
John W Dingmore
Judicial Commission
Asion Caiete
Commission On Social Problems
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Three-admit charges close government case in sugar trial
New York May 27 three Cheries R Hetke codefendants pleaded guilty after government case, leaving three major defendants on trial. Helle secretary of American Sugar Refining and subordinates Gerbracht and Bender nagel face sentencing, while others await rulings. The court denied motions to acquit.
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Washington Post
New York
Cheries R Hetke
United States Circuit Court
Treudy
Harry H Walker
Williamsburg
Jean
Voelker
James F Halligan
Helle
American Sugar Refining Company
Ernest W Gerbracht
Wilneqsburg
James F Bender~nagel
Cadhier Fudge
Herks
Helke
Custom House
American Sunar Refining Company
Curtiss Delayed Flight in Albany Airship Attempt
Aviator Curtiss postponed plans in Albany May 71 to launch a airship toward New York from Van Rensselaer Island. Weather concerns may delay again tomorrow at 4 oclock. Rolls flights Dover to Calais stalled by motor breakdown. Danish cabinet resigns but continues duties until successors chosen.
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Gienna Gurties
van Rensselaer Gland
Curtise
Curtiss
New York
Dover
England
Charles Stuart Rolls
Boelsh Channel
Calais
Rolls
le Wee
Comet Day by Day Explains Meteors and Halley Orbit
The article traces meteors to comet debris and Halley’s return, noting meteor showers originate from ancient comets. It discusses the 1883 Tauridlike shower, the work of Biela, and the links between meteorites and comets, including Pickering’s views and the Moon Earth connection.
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Mateora
Schtaparelt Wret
Pat
Thas
Breta
Bieta
Corm
Wiliam Pickering
Harvard University
Hde
Pickering
Romeo and Juliet at Belasco Theater Delights With Youthful Vivian
Review praises Violet Vivian as Juliet for her fresh girlish charm and unstudied grace. Dallas Anderson’s Romeo shows intelligent reading but lacks youthful fervor. Burened with overly Hamletlike traits, some cast choices are critiqued. Minor roles disappoint, Briar Laurence well done, scenery adequate, performance repeats Monday and Tuesday.
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Hen Great
Belasco
Tallet
Mins Violet Vivian
Mins Vivian
Dallas Anderson
Romeo
Briar Laurence
William Harris
Representative for Judge Nomination of Gersion Russell
The President sent to the Senate yesterday the nomination of Gersion Russell, a Democratic representative from Texas, to a new United States district judge in the Eastern District of Texas. The appointment arises from the President's inability to secure a Republican lawyer in the district. Russell, endorsed by the Texas delegation in Congress, is regarded as a strong lawyer in the House and has played an active role in shaping the railway bill as a member of the Interstate Commerce Committee.
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Senate
Gersion Russell
Texas
United States
Russell
Canness
Ruagdl Ts
Militia guards key witness in Night Rider case
A Hopkinstown militia detachment moved to Lamasco to protect Milton Oliver and his family, principal State witness in the Night Rider crisis. Oliver was wounded in the hip by buckshot last night. The case, connected to high level indictments including Augustus Naval War Dallas, proceeds as federal and state authorities pursue action against involved parties.
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Hopkinewnes
Lamasco
Milton Olver
Mr Oliver
Fider
Indictment Hits State Senator Holtstaw Over Lorimer Vote
Springfield May 2 A state senator D W Holtstaw Democrat faced a perjury indictment from Sangamon County Grand Jury probing bribery in the Illinois General Assembly. The case centers on a letter to J W Knox of Derby Desk Company and Holtstaw’s testimony about a meeting, with Browne's related bribery trial also argued as a state matter by State’s Attorney Wayman.
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D W Holtstaw
Sangamon County Srand
Benator Holesizw
J W Knox
Chicago
Derby Desk Company
Bagton
Nowse
Senate
Holtsiaw
Knox
Birke
Tamagry
Senaor
Springfeld
Sengter
Holtslow Yesteriay
Church Missionary Convention
Baltimore
Mhator
Younger
Browne
United States
Atorney Wayman
Stock Exchange
Kindness Costs Him Gem as Expressman Loses Diamond
Express messenger Bob Menifee of the Manaesas division on the South ot Railway loses a $250 diamond from a ring while helping two passengers load a trunk onto a moving train at Delaplane Ya. He assists as two excited men rush up with a horse-drawn vehicle. the train departs and the diamond is believed lost as a passenger promises to reface the stone.
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Manaesas
Southot Railway
Trunk
Delaplane Ya
Menifee
Delaplane
Spain
Frank Nell
New York
Dismond Yeas
Almas Temple Initiates 18 at Ceremonial Session
Almas Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine initiated 18 members at a regular ceremonial in the National Rifles Armory last evening. Two affiliations occurred and this was the first meeting since the New Orleans convention. Reports from officers and five deaths this quarter were noted, ending with vaudeville entertainment by amateur talent.
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Ineteen
Almag Temple
Mwatie
National Rifles
New Orleans
Wade
Sesason
Vaudegills
Amarteur Talent
Urge Burgau of Transportation committee hearing
Arguments in apyur uy une ceeacion of a department of transportation work made years rhey before the House committee of interstate and foreign commerce by Representative Suizer of New York and H B Martin secretary of the American Antitrust League.
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Department of Transportation
House Committee of Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Representative Suizer
New York
H B Martin
American Antitrust League
Inland Revenue Agent Shot in Tennessee Moonshine Raid
William A Dunlap, collector of internal revenue for the district of Tennessee, led a moonshine raid at Maryville. He was shot and crippled but not seriously injured in the raid on Thursday. Four men operated the distillery. two were captured, according to a dispatch received by Commissioner Bell yesterday.
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Wiliam A Dunlap
District of Tennessee
Maryville
Tonn
Bell
Stork Active in Texas with Triplets and Twins Rise
Special to The Washington Post from Austin Texas on May 27 reports Texas made a notable birth contribution to a race death movement. Clyde D Smith state registrar shows one set of triplets and 43 sets of twins born in April. Of the 43 twin sets, 41 were white with 7 083 white births and 4 58 births among negroes, while 510 deaths occurred among negroes. If accurate, the negro race is dying out in Texas.
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Washington Post
Austin
Tex
Texas
Hee
Clyde D Smith
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