Rattlesnake Bite Heals After Antivenom Serum Trial
Five New York physicians at Post Graduate Hospital used a serum developed at Bronx Zoo to treat Albert Fierce a rattlesnake charmer bitten during a performance. The serum entered his abdominal wall then arm and neutralized venom after near death from convulsions and delirium. He showed improvement and hoped to return to his reptile collection, while doctors hailed the outcome as a valuable advance for future poison treatments.
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Italian Consulate Invaded Over Draft Service in Denver
Deputy sheriff forcing service raided the loyal Italian Consulate in Denver to serve papers on Consul Ross. Pasquale Corte, former Italian consul at Denver, filed libel damages against Rossi and pursued action for alleged libel. The deputy entered the consulate, left the document at Rossi’s feet, and Rossi reported the incident to Gov. Shatroth.
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Stocks Quiet in London Washington Exchange Update
American stocks in London were quiet and generally lower by fractions. The report compares prices with yesterday's New York close and lists the Gna figures and changes.
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Washington cattle market notes from a rough list
An OCR readout lists cattle and sheep pricing with many errors. It mentions cattle per hundredweight with ranges from five to five fifty, sheep prices from .40 to 4.00, lambs around seven dollars per pound, gales (calves) prims at nine dollars per pound, and cows priced per head or per pound, all in a rough market summary with typos and garbled words.
Washington Produce Market Quotations Fragment Text
Fragmentary wholesale prices and terms for butter cheese live poultry dressed meats fruit vegetables and other farm products from Washington market area. Contains scattered figures for butter creamery goods eggs turkeys apples peaches grapes citrus vegetables and general farm commodities with numerous OCR errors.
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Live Stock Markets Show Mixed Hawaii Settlement Push
Chisago reports receipts around 18 000 head with steers cows and calves priced variably. Hogs receipts about 76 000 head with ranges from 7.30 to 7.80 per hundredweight. Sheep receipts around 20 head with prices near 40 to 25 cents. Legislature in Honolulu convenes a special session to review congressional amendments to the Territorial organic law and Gov Frear proposes a land law change to spur homesteading.
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New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Despite Mixed Demand
The market opened steady with futures up 3 to 2 points amid a largely quiet session. Spot sales reached 1,340 bales at middling 14 12 18, with little short selling and a cautious bid for fall ginners reports guiding activity. Prices held near last week’s levels as buyers remained cautious and prices rose slightly.
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Carroll marshal shot by robbers near Chditen Iowa
Pat Hatton marshal of Carroll Iowa was killed early today by one of two robbers after chasing them from Carroll to a farm near Chditen seven miles east of Carroll. A mob reportedly waits for the robbers arrival. two men Lindquist and Olsen are under arrest with Tandquist named as the shooter.
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Nesbit Jumped Bail In Connecticut Court
Howard Nesbit brother of EveJan Nesbit Thaw failed to appear in common pleas court New Haven on November 2. Deputy Sheriff Peter J McEnnerny posted the $200 bail funded by Mr Thaw. Nesbit faces charges of attempting to pass white sapphires as diamonds in a Renowell or Guduggull area context. The arbitration treaty between Ecuador and the United States also received congressional approval.
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Bank Clearings for October Show Broad U S Rise
Dun’s report records October bank clearings up across regions with a 39.5 percent annual rise and a 7.6 percent gain over 1906. Strong gains occur in New England, the Middle States, the South, the Central West, and the Far West amid holidays and one fewer business day. The totals cover 116 lending centers nationwide, totaling 15,686,044,711 dollars.
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Branding on Foreheads Sparks City Controversy at Atlantic City Initiation
In Atlantic City New Jersey a local secret group the Morris Guards branded several youths with nitrate of silver during initiation stirring protests by mothers and social circles. Prominent young men including J Hancock Shinn and Albert T Casey face scrutiny as female escorts cancel plans amid claims of harm and social tension though organizers defend the act as temporary.
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Japanese Husband Cleared After Coroner S Verdict
In Bellingham Washington on November 2 a coroner's jury found that Mitsu Umakten faced murder charges over his Japanese wife Mitsu who hanged herself rather than behead. He testified he concealed the death to spare disgrace in Japan and asked that the death be recorded as death by own action to protect his family's honor.
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More Bishops for Islands Suggested by Papal Visit
Mgr Ambrose Agius apostolic delegate to the Philippines told Pope Francis the islands have seen church growth aided by episcopal cooperation with civil authorities. He praised Manila’s reception and left open whether he will return to the Philippines.
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Wheat Market Slips Amid Cables and Uberal Pit Rumors
Chicago headlines report lower cables and weaker receipts weighing on the wheat market with December delivery trading around 1.04 to 1.05 and nearby oats and corn closing down modestly. Losses spread through provisions and other grains as market sentiment turned cautious on domestic supplies and weak cash receipts, with selling pressure easing later in the day.
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Jesuits to Study Quakes in Seismic Chain
A chain of seismological stations run by the Jesuit Fathers in America has been established with headquarters in Cleveland under Father Frederick Odenpoch of St Ignatius College. Seismic observations will be recorded and shared, with Georgetown University in Washington serving as a practical laboratory for students.
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