Paris plan on physician fees debated in New York
A New York Herald piece surveys opposition to a Paris style minimum fee for doctors, noting that some leaders of medical education back the concept while others warn it would fail in the United States. Debates center on impact for young doctors and patient access, with figures suggesting New York physicians earn about $1500 yearly.
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United States
Thin City
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Academy of Medicine
Wiliam Folk
Cornell University
Beieves
Lee
Upeg
Amer
Paris
Egbert LeFevre
Bellevue Mruloat College
Br. Kweies Stedman Dutt
West Sthirty-Sixth Street
Japan
Manchuria
Washington
American Republic
Occidentale
America
Medical costs and physician income in New York
Dr Murray argues physicians are poorly paid with low incomes under $1,500 a year. He cites a foreign merchant who, despite wealth, pays only $102 weekly hospital ward fees after successful appendectomy, exposing what he views as systemic injustice to the poor in medical care.
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DOL Statlistics
Ian Pars
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West Thirty-eighth Street
Francis W. Murray
West Thirty-ninch Street
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Throat Cut Man Walks Parkersburg Streets
Special to The Washington Fest. Parkersburg W Va Oct 3 Gus Winfield of Washington walked the streets in a delirious state after a throat wound and fainting spells. He fears whitecaps and is in serious condition. His mother in law says Augustus F Winfield may be his son in law. He previously served as a sergeant in a colored troop and as a valet to Lieuts Tyler and Humphrey. Alcohol is blamed for his derangement.
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Gus Winfeld
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Augustus FP
Country Club Buys Grasslands Amid Remodeling Plans
Country Club representatives and Bower Dulany, a real estate broker, have agreed to purchase about ten acres along the Tenallytown road near the estate friendship for roughly 40 000 dollars. The property, long used by the club for social events, is the club home since its Richmond syndicate origin and was briefly tied to former White House era occupancy. The purchase aligns with a spring plan to remodel the house and garage with minor changes and no major alterations to the premises.
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Tennallytown Road
Richmond Land Syndicate
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White House
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Lynchburg Murder Raises Tension After Hung Jury
In Lynchburg Virginia Angela Hamilton faced murder charges for Jailie Hicka’s death but a hung jury discharged the case. Later that night William Cox, a Black driver, was killed on Pearl Street by Arthur Frost, who fled. Earlier in the afternoon Andrew White was shot three times in a Ninth Street quarrel by Charles Brown. Brown escaped.
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Jailie Hicka
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Wiliam Cox
Pearl Street
Arthur Frost
Ninth Street
Commerce
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White
Charles Brown
Brown
Staunton Plan Advances At Municipal League Meeting
The Washington Post reports the Municipal League of Virginia held its first congress in Staunton Virginia with sessions on safeguarding local and state revenue. Allen Ripley Foote of the International Tax Association spoke on revenue safeguards while Tim Timberlake Jr of Staunton argued for a general manager system for cities noting practical benefits and feasibility.
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Staunton
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International Tax Association
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Timberlake
Williams Steps Back Middendorf Also Elected
Washington Post reports at a special Seaboard Air Line board meeting John Skelton Williams and J William Middendorf were elected directors. L F Loree J B Ramsey Hennen Jennings and F Q Brown joined the board as part of reorganizing after earlier retirements and resignations. W A Garrett also resigned from the board.
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Hemme Jennings
Washington
J.B. Rambey
W. A. Garrett
Williams
Boscia
Washington Post
New York
Seaboard” Air Line
Heapoard Air Line Board
John Skelton Willams
J. William Migdendorf
Baltimore
Coolidge
Boston
Jamea ‘H. Dooley
Richmond
Seaboard Air Line
Mr. Coolidge
Grasslands Sold to Country Club for Permanent Site
The Grasslands area, once aimed for a permanent Grasslands club site, closed to further purchase as a major real estate move. The two year old Grasslands club gathers prominent city figures among its 40 members. Notables include H. B. Legare Alexander Legars N. 3 Senator Hale and many others. The piece notes social events and a wider Staunton convention plan with elected officers and a strong executive committee. It also recounts Seaboard Air Line leadership history, Williams presidency, and financial maneuvering leading to a 1908 receivership and reorganization.
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Alexander Legars
Simpidna
Senator Hale
Aldrich
May
Charles McCawley
Woodbury Bleir
Gisti Blair
FL P. Mitchell
Marcellia Belley
George Howard
Admiral Kenney
Larx Anderson
John P. Storey
Ollie Palmer
Townsend
McMullan
Seaboard Company
Freceivers
Big Ship Plant to Rise in Canada
Harland and Wolff of Belfast plans a shipbuilding plant in Canada, likely Halifax, signaling Canada as a growing maritime power. Captain Newton, recently resigning as aid to Earl Grey, named Canadian manager for the firm, highlighting a new industrial chapter for the Dominion.
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Belfast
Dominion
Ottawa
Ontario
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Ireland
Canada
Halifax
Newton
Earl Grey
Hirsch Jury Out in Slain Brother-in-Law Case
Special to The Washwaven Post from Harrisonburg Virginia reports Max Hirsch tried for killing his brother-in-law Louis Isaacn on July 24. The trial lasted three days with courtroom crowds and repeated lockouts as jurors deliberated into the night without a verdict by late afternoon.
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Washwaven Post
Harrisonburg
Max Hirsch
Louis Isaacn
Virginia Republicans Nominate Bar Top in Nansemond Race
The Republicans of Nansemond county yesterday nominated George Lloyd Bar Top, formerly of Maryland's Eastern Shore, to oppose Col Julius J Weut the Democratic nominee for the general assembly The GOPs campaign in the district grows more aggressive as Democratic State Chairman Taylor Ellyson and H D Flood discuss the political scene with Rockbridge county committees Representative W A Jones will address Caroline voters at Bowling Green October 11 and speak in Richmond October 16 He will later address Fredericksburg voters Robert R Walker of Loudoun is chosen to oppose the Democratic nominee for the house of delegates Walker is treasurer of Loudoun County Mutual Fire Insurance and a vice president of the People's National Bank of Leesburg
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Julius J. Weut
General Assembly
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Robert R. Walker
Waterford
Loudoun County
House of Delegates
Nomines
B. F. Noland
Ashburyn
Walker
Loud
Doctor's Prescription Story Linked to Campaign Speech
A story frames Father John as a clergyman who recovers from a severe lung ailment with a remedy dubbed Father John's Medicine. The narrative ties the medicine to his parishioners, claims widespread use, and asserts a $25,000 charitable guarantee if proven false. The text mixes political angles with promotional claims about a patent medicine.
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Maia
Roanoke
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Holy Hour Marks End Of Weeklong Shrine Mission
Observance of Holy Hour at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart from 8 to 9 tonight closes the first week of the mission started last Sunday by Rev. William J. Ennis and Rev. P. F. Mulry of New York. The children's mission ends at 3 30 this afternoon. The final service for women with papal benediction and baptismal vows follows tomorrow at 4 00 PM. Men’s mission begins tomorrow at 7 20 PM with services and a sermon by Father Ennis.
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Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Wiliam
J. Entls
P. F. X.mulry
New York
Father Ennis
Obituary notices from Richmond and Herringtonburg
John L Peitus 38 a conductor on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway died after four months illness. He lived in Clifton Forge and traveled between there and Washington before moving to Richmond two years ago. Survived by wife Miss Carre Stuart and one son and two daughters. Maude Virginia Trunk 22 wife of Elmer Brunk prominent farmer near Herringtonburg died last night of blood poisoning, leaving a one day old girl baby and survived by her brother and three sisters.
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John L. Peitus
Oto Rattway
Clifton Forge
Martin
Washington
Richmon F
Bealdes
Carre Stuart
Herrivonburg
Maude
Virginia Trunk
Elmer Brunk
Virginia U D C Elects At Lexington Convention
The Virginia division United Daughters of the Confederacy held its fourteenth annual convention in Lexington, adjourned to meet next year in Buffalo after electing officers led by President Mrs Nathan Z Hiller of Lynchburg. Other officers include first vice president Mrs F E White of Portsmouth and second vice president Mrs Samuel Griffin of Belford City.
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Charlottesville
Charles E. Ashburner
R. W. Withers
Suffolk
John A. Cutching
Richmond
Ira T. Holt
Norfolk
L. C. Briragn
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Seasion
Buffolky
Nathan 2. Hiller
Lynchburg
FE. ‘¥. White
Samuel Griffin
Belford City
Mra
Cabell Smith
Martinsville
Charles “W.' Black
Blacksburg
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Draper
Thomas R Earlyaway
Amelia
Mary Neson Pendleton
J. H. Timberlake
Alice
Mass to Open Catholic University of America Term
The Catholic University of America will formally open the scholastic term with a solemn high mass in the university chapel at 11 o clock tomorrow morning. Rt Rev Thomas J Shahan rector will preach the sermon. Faculty student priests and seminarians from allied colleges will attend in academic robes.
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Thomas J. Shahan
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Simpson's $30.00 Special
Seeing is believing and the approving remarks on our $8 special show men in general value the quality. Our high grade of talking tax pleases patrons in Ang vast and che fabrigk we are plating In this $30 special are astonishing considering the price. The name Simpson on your clothes is a guarantee of satisfaction.
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