Danger in Raw Milk Children Chief Sufferers
An editorial urges safer milk supply and home pasteurization after citing Washingtons high child mortality from contaminated milk. It endorses pasteurization at 140 degrees for twenty minutes, warns against raw milk for children, and strikes at public health gaps while praising scientific work by U S health authorities.
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Crest Uiogiemic Laboratory of Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
United States
St. Muzabsth
Rev H M M Ilhany Dies at University Hospital
The Rev H M M ilhany died at the University Hospital today after a week of illness from blood poisoning. He had been curate of St Pauls at the University of Virginia and led meetings for his recovery. Born in Staunton, he married Maxa Calvert Walke of Petersburg ten years ago and served as Southern College secretary then general secretary of the association work at the University. Five children survive.
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Washington
Charlottesville
Hush M MeIlhany
University
Methany
SL. Pauls
University of Virginia
Mayer
Madison Hall
Mellhany
Staunton
Vic
Hugh J. Metthars Tle
Washington and Lee University
Maxa Calvert Walke
Petersburg
Southern College
University of Wr
Ueo
St Paul's
May end cotton deadlock in transatlantic bills
European institutions send envoy to confer on bills of lading as Anglo American bankers debate guarantees. Sir Edward Hodnel represents a committee of continental bankers aboard Cedric from Liverpool to seek an agreement with American financiers. Kyard refuses discussion, aim to resolve deadlock between lenders and shipments.
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Wdalrite
Warington Post
New York
Edward Hodnelden
Continental Bankers
America
Liverpool
Foreign Committee
Ard
Anandal
Str Edward
London City and Midland
Jewelry thefts charged in Brooklyn case
Baltimore. Oct 9 Edger R Ryan a Baltimorean held by Brooklyn police on a charge of sealing jewelry from jeweler Harry E Jacobi worth about 1000 dollars. The jeweler’s employee vanished in September taking watches and other items. Also, Constable attacked by a Negro in Vindensburg as he attempted to arrest a party alleged to have skipped his board bill. The officer injured was John A Johnson with leg and nose broken.
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Ye Oloo
Washington
Baltimore
Edger R. Ryan
Brooklyn
Flarry E Jacobi
Withdran 18
Flarry
Owens
Bondaar R. Ryan
Ja- Lodl
Hustravine
John A. Johnson
Vindensburg
Forest fire tragedy cripples Minnesota frontier towns
Reports describe a massive out of control blaze driven by strong winds across pine brush. Beaudette Spooner Pitt and adjoining areas were engulfed, with hundreds fleeing by rail and road as relief trains evacuated 2 000 fugitives. Militia and Red Cross prepared to aid, while fires pushed toward Warroad Sprague and Manitoba boundaries.
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James Ramsey
Spooner
Beaudette
Pitt
Rainy River
Canadian Northern Railroad
Canadian Northern Railway
Hatmy River
Roosevelt, Minn
Davenport
Iowa
Homestead
Minnesota and International Railway
International Falls
Canadian Northern
Bemidji Company of Militia
Gov. Aberhart
Winnipeg
Warroad
Minn
Sprague
Manitoba
Bemidji
Governor calls for aid for forest fire sufferers
Governor iberhart as president of the State Red Cross Society issues a proclamation urging citizens to donate money provisions and clothing for northern forest fire victims. Mayors and Kenneth Clark of St Paul are authorized to receive donations. Twin Cities business leaders began the effort with a 2000 donation and two officials depart to the fire zone to help relief efforts.
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St. Paul, Mann
Iberhart
State Red Cross Society
Kenneth Clark
St. Paul
State
Rest Cross Society
Twin Cities
J. H. Beck
Oxygen Growing Scarce Says Savants Evidence Aligns with Mont Blanc Fatality
An opinion backed by scientists claims the global oxygen supply is diminishing rapidly. Early balloon records suggest higher altitude limits are now inaccessible due to oxygen shortage. The Mont Blanc death of Pogson is cited as evidence of oxygen starvation near summits and a grave risk to climbers.
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Mont Blanc
London
Pogson
TORIES HIT BALFOUR TOO MILD FOR THE PARTY
Former British premier Balfour faces insurgent critics within the Conservative Party over pay for Members of Parliament and tariff reform. A. E. Smith advocates salaries while Unionists remain split. The piece notes implications for Labor, Lords, and broader political dynamics in the United Kingdom.
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Epodes
Washington Post
London
Balfour
Edinburgh
United States
House of Commons
Pym
Hampden
House of Lords
Lords
Osborne
Labor Party
Parlament
America
Punch
Mendicant Dictators
Messrs. Redmond
O'Connor
Mr. Redmond
O'Brien
John
Bedad
Socialist Victory and Democracy Seen by Traveler in Paris
Dr John B Haynes of Los Angeles in Paris after a European tour says every German Emperor remark fuels socialists who win elections. He notes Copenhagen as socialist as Milwaukee and predicts the house of Lords doom per Redmond. Haynes party includes Mr and Mrs Joseph Sattery Mr Keith and Miss G Porter of Los Angeles.
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Washington Post
Paris
John B. Haynes
Los Angeles
Hotel i de Trance
Europe
Haynes
Denmark
Copenhagen
Milwaukee
John Redmond
House of Lords
Joseph Sattery
Keith
G. Porter
Mrs Hudson Found Guilty Of Manslaughter
Special to The Washington Post from Salisbury Md reports Mrs Elizabeth Hudson convicted of manslaughter in the death of her husband Tobias Hudson after a four day trial. The judge suspended sentence pending a possible appeal as the defense argued insanity. present were her son and former husband Josanh R Anthony.
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Salisbury
Washington Post
Elizabeth Hudson
Tobias Hudson
Vatican Library Study Impresses American Archivist Gaillard Hunt
Gaillard Hunt, chief of the Congressional Library manuscript division, touring Rome, praised the Vatican Archives as a unique collection of over 26 000 manuscripts. He notes 20 000 Latin, 4 000 Greek, and 2 000 Oriental texts and admires the papal system for centuries of preservation. Father Ehrie guides the visitor.
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Gaillard Hunt
Vecius
Washington Post
Rome
Congressional Library
Washington
National Bureau of Archives
Vatican Library and Archives
Father Ehrie
Lbrarian
Couai
Hunt
Bhine
Bishops Rule Pulpit Open Only to Ordained Ministers
In Cincinnati the Protestant Episcopal Church house of deputies rejected a proposed new preamble to the constitution and declined to alter the church name. Canon 19 was upheld, maintaining only ordained clergymen may occupy pulpits. Rev A H Morrison of Oregon led opposition, arguing the Bible is not the word of God. A commemorative service for Rt Rev Jackson Kemper at St Pauls Cathedral featured Bishop Theodore N Morrison. Morrison urged missionaries to focus on domestic work among African Americans.
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Cincinnati
House of Deputies
Protestant Episcopal Church
Hev
A. H. Morrison
Oregon
Morrison
House of Bishops
Jackson Kemper
Church
St. Paul's Cathedral
Theodore N. Morrison
United States
Turkish concession prompt for Turkish visit and railway plan
Huntington Wilson assistant secretary of state to lead a mission from the Ottoman empire headed by Zia Pasha to notify President Taft of the new Sultan’s accession. Wilson to discuss a $60,000,000 Asia Minor railway and mining project by the Ottoman American Development Company, opposed by Germany. Scorpion gunboat to sail from Roumanie around October 24 with Lt. Laughlin and Major Mott aboard.
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Huntington Wison
Europe
Ottoman Empire
Zia Pacha
Taft
Wilson
Asia Minor
Germany
Lrwin Laughlin
Bern
T. Bentley Mott
Paris
Roumamna
Frankness Saves Gowns In Bay Customs Case
Mrs Remi P Schwerin wife of the vice president and general manager of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company avoided a smuggling charge by candidly answering customs questions after landing from the St Paul. She declared gowns worth 600 dollars and later admitted some items might be omitted. A further duty of 1400 dollars was owed and paid, with baggage released.
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New York
Remi P. Schwerin
Baltimore
San Francisco
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Mner
Campaign HQ Welcomes Voters at Republican League
Campaign headquarters of the League of Republican State Clubs at 147 Pennsylvania Avenue drew a large crowd of voters yesterday. Henry M. Camp answered inquiries on registration laws and railroad rates. The committee felt encouraged by veteran interest at the opening.
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Republican League
League of Republican State Clubs
Pennsylvania Avenue
Henry M. Camp
Vetera
Gaelic Delegate to Promote Language in Washington
The Rev M OFlanagan of Siigo Ireland recently appointed in Dublin as a delegate to visit America will spend time in Washington this winter leading the Gaelic League Mission. The aim is to popularize and better known the Gaelic language in the United States.
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M. O'Flanagan
Siigo
Ireland
Dublin
America
Washington
Gaelic League
United States
Dietz mob escapes lynching as cabin hacked in Winter Wis
Winter Wisconsin reports an angry mob formed after learning John Dietz wounded two deputies and killed Oscar Hart. Dietz and family fled to Hayward under guard, deputies hunted him and his kin. District Attorney Davis will arraign Dietz, his two sons, and Mrs Dietz with preliminary hearings this week.
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Washington
Winter
Wis
John Dietz
Hayward
Dietz
Oscar Hart
Pret Thorbahn
Roy Crawford
Chet Copith
Radisson
Detective says Rice murderers traced near Cleveland
Pittsburg detective F. P. Dimato released a statement authorized by executor William Melson Cromwell claiming killers of William M. Rice of Cleveland have been traced and will be arrested soon. He avoided naming suspects. no confession noted. Brooklyn detainees, Pietro Tomase lig and Josephine Fruscione, await extradition to Cleveland.
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New York
F. P. Dimato
Pittsburg
William M. Rice
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Dimaio
Rice
Wiliam Melson Cromwell
Rice Estate
Cromwell
Pietro Tomaselig
Josephine Fruscione
Elope to Baltimore to Wed
Creil Lewis and Pearl Walford slipped away to Baltimore yesterday afternoon and wed in Ascension Episcopal Church. Reverend Coup land officiated. After the ceremony they traveled to Washington then planned a two week southern trip. Lewis will become assistant editor of his father’s Army and Navy Magazine on return.
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Washington
New York
New York Herald
Creil Lewis
Pearl Walford
James M Walford
Balimore
Ascension ‘Episcopal Church
Coupland
Herbert Creil Lewis
Army and Navy
Baltimore
South
Lewis
Brothers Blood May Save Pellegra Patient
In Atlanta on October 9, Mrs. M. Bush of Milledgeville Ga was near death from pellagra. Her brothers donated blood for a transfusion, Dr. Robert L Wiggins of Wofford College aided, and Rev Sterling P Wiggins followed with a similar donation. Doctors called it the last hope and announced the patient improved after the operation. Mobile experiments reported several pellagra cures from blood infusion.
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Atlanta
M. &. Bush
Milledgeville
Robert L Wiggins
Wofford College
Spartanburg
G. C
Embezzler Faxton Arrested in Goldfield Mine Work
Harold B. Faxton alias Jack Morgan was arrested in Goldfield Nevada on charges of embezzling 13.60 from the Boston National Bank. He confessed to U S Marshal Humphreys and said the funds were spent on stock raising. Faxton had lived in Goldfield, worked as a mucker at the Mohawk mine, and recently faced a divorce after marrying two years earlier.
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Boston
Goldfield
Mucker
Nev
Harold B. Faxton
Boston National Bank
Faxton
United States
Humphreys
William Faxton
Jack Morgan
Torsch in Baltimore Race for Mayor Nomination
Charles H. Torsch, president of Torach Packing Company, is expected to announce his candidacy for the Republican nomination for mayor of Baltimore tomorrow. He has long been an avowed candidate, having served on the park board and as its president after David T. Bartlett’s death.
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Eolal
Washington Post
Baltimore
Charles H. Torsch
Torach Packing Company
Torsch
Park Board
Malster
David T. Bartlett
Defends Hobble-Skirt Gurl In Boston Sermon
Boston pastor Rev. Herbert S Johnsgn, head of Warren Avenue Baptist Church, urged bachelors to marry a hobble skirt wearer. He claimed fashion-conscious girls show better morals and mental development, warning that those uninterested in dress are abnormal. He praised the well-dressed as the most irreproachable.
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Boston
Washington Post
Herbert S Johnsgn
Warren Avenue
Dr. Johnson
Passing of the Idle Rich book to be published
Frederick Martin predicts a major controversy with his forthcoming book The Passing of the Idle Rich. In Inverness he argues idleness and extravagance threaten national character and urges elites to curb luxury, detailing sensational New York dinners and London society, with a simultaneous New York London release planned at year end.
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Washington Post
London
Frederick
Martin
Inverness
Mr. Martin
America
New York
Rich Merchants Detained Before Landing on Hills Islands
Three reputable French merchants Etienne Boyer president of the Marseilles Cement Company his son-in-law Jean Raulard and Joseph Ludovic Michel arrived with letters of introduction to President Tait Col Roosevelt and other prominent Americans but private detectives objected to landing and confined them to a small launch with eight immigrants. Immigration authorities later released the men after apologies and they went to the Brevoort House awaiting French consul attention.
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Washington Post
New York
Tait
Col. Roosevelt
Hills Islands
Etienne Boyer
Marseilles Cement Company
Jean Raulard
Joseph Ludovic Michel
Brevoort House
Snyder
Pirle de Charles
Sister of Wilbur Voliva alleges Dowie control and forged wills
The sister of Wilbur Glenn Voliva claims John Alexander Dowie controlled her thoughts on three occasions, inducing her to write checks totaling 360,000 to Zion City. She also reveals a remaining 40,000 of her fortune and plans to visit Zion City to recover it.
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Washington Post
York
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Zionista
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Europe
Margaret R. Voliva
Voliva
Killed Under His Car In New Jersey Accident
Vineland New Jersey October 5 C W Reinoehl of Biselton Pennsylvania a leading official of the Pennsylvania Steel Company was instantly killed when his automobile overturned near Buena Vista while returning from Atlantic City. Two other occupants escaped serious injury Reinoehl’s head was crushed after he took his hand from the wheel and the car crossed the road and rolled.
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Vineland
N. J
C. W. Reinoehl
Biselton
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Buena Vista
Atlantic City
Reinoch
Nightshirt His Noose Miller's Funeral Today
William C Bennett a longtime Philadelphia insurance broker aged 63 hanged himself at Atlantic City using strips from his nightshirt after earlier suicide attempts in his home. Funeral services for former Montgomery County Commissioner John Miller, who died Friday at 74 from blood poisoning believed to stem from an insect bite, will be held today at Chillum with interment at Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Washington Post
Atlantic City
N. J. Get
William C Bennett
Philadelphia
Bennett
Hyatteville
John Miller
Big Philadel
Chillum
Tomore Phia
St. Paul’s Church
Rock Creek Parish
Rock Creek Cemetery
McIntyre
George A. Gude
J. Knog Ray
Charles B. Ager
Alexander Gude
Charles Hellmuiler
Miller
Germany
First Aid to Embarrassed from Harper's Weekly
A humorous dialogue recalls a bill collector, a landlord, and a grieving grandson in a comic scene. Each quip turns social awkwardness into wry exposure of unpaid debts and theatrical excuses, ending with a playful jab at a Giants ball game memorial gesture.
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Harper's Weekly
Binks
Arranged Own Funerals Premonition of Death Says Virginia Man
Arch Miller of Mount Hayfield predicted his end and called pallbearers before dying of heart disease. In Winchester Cyrus M Nosselt, Confederate veteran of Shenandoah County, died after arranging his funeral. 67, once held prisoner two years in Yorktown during the Civil War.
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Washington Post
Harrisonburg
Arch Miller
Mount Hayfield
Winchester
Cyrus M. Nosselt
Eleventh
Virginia Cavalry
Harry Gillmore
Shenandoah County
Yort Delaware
Two Held for Stabbing in Keyser Escape Recap
Special to The Washington Post reports in Cumberland Maryland that two Italians, Sarce and Rosa Dent, were jailed in Keyser West Virginia on murder charges. One, Sarce, escaped to Missouri land but was recaptured. the other remains in custody. The men faced a fatal stabbing case involving an Italian victim. authorities regard the situation as unsafe and pending further actions at Keyser.
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Keyser
Washington Post
Cumberland
Sarce
Rosa Dent
W. Va
Henry
Maysville
Mo’ S Land
Hagerstown and Laurel Fair Open With Busy Racing
At Hagerstown Maryland on October 8 fully two percent horses will run this week at the annual fair racing meet with entry lists filled. Laurel Maryland October 9 reports the four county fair opening Monday for five days with a top condition track and many visitors awaiting the opening. Directors anticipate a strong cattle show alongside the racing events.
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Hagerstown
Hagerstown Fair
Laurel
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