Girl Dying of Cat Bite After Pasteur Trial Fails
Special to The Washington Post reports a 13 year old girl from Brook Jersey in fragile health after a cat bite and Pasteur treatment. Physicians say rabies was latent in her blood until her condition worsened and hydrophobia developed. Pulmotor therapy and a quinine-urea spinal injection were tried to prolong life and ease suffering, but death seems imminent.
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Aim to Protect Emigrants Spain Italy Shipping Row
The Secretary of State and Italian Ambassador Macchi di Cellere discussed an Italian government order requiring all American ships carrying passengers to Italian ports to deposit 2,000 lire and 2 lira per passenger with the Bank of Naples. The measure aims to enforce Italian regulations on emigrants. the Finnish voyage would be unaffected if unlicensed, though the policy was debated as a restraint on American lines.
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Tipperary At Press Club Opens Night Of Music And Laughter
A lively Press Club event featured Avanatah Tierney and Lew Deeckstaler headlining with humor and songs. Guests, including many women, enjoyed a varied program of recitations dances and popular numbers, while Tom Atkins’ ballad and other acts drew strong applause and memories of a classic performance.
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Lew Deeckstaler
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Beron Blodgett
Arthur Pierce
DANIEL J WATERS DEAD
Daniel J Waters dies at home in Maryland avenue northeast after a long pension office career. He was born in Tarnivall Canada and lived in Portage Missouri before settling in Washington. Survived by wife and three children Mrs George Ripley Miss Suzanne Waters and Mr Frank Masters plus relatives in Jacksonville and Chicago.
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Maryland Avenue
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Wiliam Faulhin
Jacksonville
Fila
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Tasttict Stenotypists Organize
Four rasts of the dDistrict met last Satursaver a Business College Ninth amt Dost seta perth west, and organized a woe apo, whchill be affiliated via the SN idemal Associaton of Stene- Teyars About 39 charter members were cooled ara the folowing officers were dered Tresident William tfatehi- Stove president R. A Wheht: record 'osreretirey Miss Torothy DeBeers, comeesey alyosccretary oo Miss Euntee Hosgan treasurer, Samuel Saldman Yo S 1 SN Wepge was elected honorary preident .
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Carnegie Medal Awarded To California Girl Phoebe Briggs
Miss Phoebe Briggs of Sacramento earned the Carnegie hero medal for saving four Vassar classmates on February 5 1913 at Sunset Hill. While walking on campus she jumped into icy water and rescued Myra M Hurst Mildred R Keniston Laura M Reimer and Anne J Oldham.
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Poughkeepsie
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Vassar College
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Myra M Hurst
Misa Mildred R. Keniston
Laura MM Reimer
Anne J. Oldham
Red Cross Hospitals in Germany and England
American Red Cross Unit G led by Dr Bradbury with aid from Kansas City serves at Kosel near Russia and Austria in a military hospital. Unit II under Dr Sanders moves to Isali Gieiwitz area care for theater wounded now a hospital. Both units in England at Palenton under Dr Howard Beale, chief surgeon, per Lady Paget cable.
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Kansas City
Bial F Bradbury
Norway
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Garfield Hospital
Washington, D. C
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Riches to ruin in Flatlands tale ends in tragedy
A Brooklyn farmhouse death closes a long tale of failed fortunes for Hillard Lee his wife Maud and their three children from Macon Georgia. Once wealthy the Lees fell into bankruptcy prompting a northern move and harsh hardship. Maud Lee killed herself with oxalic acid after weeks of despondency, leaving a fragile family and modest wages.
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Kinga County Hospital
Catholic University at Brookland Opens 25 Years Ago
Twenty five years ago today on November 13 1889 the Catholic University of America opened with pomp. The project began after the second and third councils of Baltimore and received support from Mary Gwendoline Caldwell and others. Brookland became the site in 1885 with Caldwell Hall and the School of Sacred Sciences starting in 1890. Religious orders such as Franciscans Dominicans Paulists Holy Cross and Jesuits contributed teachers and buildings in a growing campus. The will of Charles O Rice funds education for his sisters and a nephew after their deaths.
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Ladies of the Sacred Heart
HELP THE BABIES MILK STATIONS SUFFER CLOSURE FEARED
Diet Hitchen Association appeals to citizens to keep six milk stations open risking the health of nearly 600 babies. Urgent funds are needed to avoid closing and sustain operations. Prominent supporters urge immediate contributions, with youths and business leaders joining the effort and readers urged to send donations to The Post today.
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Sea serpent sighting ends in fatal head blow near Point Judith
Special to the Washington Post reports Dr H R Conklin and two companions encountered a sea serpent fourteen miles south of Point Judith. The creature’s head and ears were seen before Captain Hart struck the head with an ax, severing the line and making the body unrecoverable. The animal’s mouth was described as large as a flour barrel and its teeth as fearfully loud.
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Ignorance of Housewives Blamed for High Food Prices
New York November 12 Mayor Mitchells food supply committee chaired by George W. Perkins blames housewives ignorance for rising food costs. Working girls and daughters of the well to do are charged with poor home management causing waste and drains on the city’s food supply.
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Suffragists in Philadelphia Deny Kaiser Reward Offer
A Paris feminist letter claimed Philadelphia suffragists offered $10,000 for Emperor William II's head, but local leaders deny any such reward. The suffrage secretary protested, asking what they would do with the money and emphasizing their refusal of the sensational proposal.
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Equal Right Voted for Women in New York Diocese
At the Protestant Episcopal Church annual convention in New York City on November 12, a resolution granting women equal rights with men at parish meetings passed by a narrow margin of 24 votes against. The measure, reported favorable by a committee chaired by Francis Lynde Stetson, was adopted to extend voting rights to women within the diocese.
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Woodland Cow Sets Milk Record Over Thirty Thousand Pounds
Woodland California reports Champion Tilite Alcartra, a B year old Holstein Friesian cow, has set a new annual milk production record surpassing 30 000 pounds. The year ends tomorrow and she had already pasted the 20 000 pounds milestone earlier, beating the Massachusetts cow’s 29 592 pounds by a few pounds.
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Army Navy Changes Of The Day Report Promotions And Transfers
Army and Navy orders extend leaves for Hodges Bowen Peterson Gay Scanlon and others. Promotions in coastal artillery and ordnance detail reassignment of medical officers and staff corps. Officers moved to Manila duty or retired to duty at Manila with transfers among Fort Howard Worcester Fort Leavenworth and various Navy posts.
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William T Carpenter
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Marine Corps Orders and Vessel Movements 1914
Movements include detachments from Florida to New York and Norfolk, with names like Col F K Colr Brent J T Murray. Died at Philadelphia Naval Hospital on November 9 1914. Vessel arrivals at Norfolk Portsmouth N H Manila Whitestone Landing Tompkinsville and Lynhaven Roads. Mail address for Hector and Mars changed to Pacific station via San Francisco. Correction notes fix Proteus with Prairie and Patterson tow at Lynhaven Roads to Boston for repairs.
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Cotton Ball Showcases Cotton as Evening Fashion King
At the Waldorf Astoria a cotton ball hosted by the Southern Society of New York drew nearly a hundred army officers including Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels. Gowns in cotton evoked 1840s to 1870s styles with history-inspired details, demonstrating cotton fabrics as refined evening wear while supporting Southern farmers lacking markets due to war.
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Women’s Clubs Back Woman Suffrage in New York
In Binghamton delegates to the New York State Federation of Women's Clubs vote 227 to 72 in favor of woman suffrage after a notably warm session. The decision marks a strong push within the federation toward constitutional voting rights for women.
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National American Woman Suffrage Association Faces Internal Fight
Nashville November action affirms political nonpartisanship while signaling clash between administration adherents and Congressional Union. Delegates discuss a caucus ticket with Desha Breckinridge for president and Anna Shaw as president emeritus, Shaw declining emeritus role and seeking reelection. Governor Hooper asserts that women will win the ballot nationwide. The evening program honors suffragists’ battles in seven campaign states.
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Band Concert Today by United States Soldiers Home Band
This afternoon at 2 80 o'clock the United States Soldiers Home Band performs in the bandstand directed by John H. M. Zimmermann. Program includes My Maryland, Mygranth Overture Myraria Gounod Berceuse Lumber Sweetly Beaumont Selection The Dollar Princess Fall Popular My Crooney Melody Excerpts from O Neill of Derry Cloott Finale Follow the Crowd and She Star Spangled Banner.
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Camera Men Organize in Washington
Organization of photographers formed as the Associated Photographers of Washington. G Luck elected chairman with officers including secretary Jo C. heabrook and treasurer David I Edmonaton. Meeting held in Chamber of Commerce hall. Constitution and by laws to be adopted at 8 o clock on November 3 at Chamber of Commerce.
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Thanksgiving Not Hurt by Cattle Quarantine
Federal livestock foot-and-mouth quarantines will not threaten Thanksgiving poultry supply. Department of Agriculture statement clarifies that poultry lines are unaffected and curbs apply to turkeys and chickens only. Officials dispute any link between poultry prices and the foot-and-mouth outbreak.
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