Wilson Near Death After Vast Naval Hospital Illness
Scattered notes recount a dramatic illness of a baseball player Wilson after a fall in a game against Villanova. Naval doctors concluded surgery was unlikely to help and death could occur soon. details include hospital care at Johns Hopkins and a long recovery period considered unlikely.
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Naval
Villanova
Washington Post
Naval Sureans
Mervey Cushing
Johnson Hospital
Baltimore
Wilson
Aye & Boya
Ron Ghiet Ag
Georgetown Prep Defeats Aggies in Late Score Drive
The Georgetown Prep eleven defeated the Department of Agriculture team 6 109 in a hard fought game decided in the final minutes. Cahill Connolly and Golden starred for the Prep while Miller and Herskill made key plays for the Aggies in a contest noted for stout defense and late offensive surge.
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Georgetown Prep
Department of Agriculture
Embryo Collegians
Aggies
Miller
Smith
Edness
Connally
Tine
Bes
Herskill
Mua
Amgtes
Amgtes Gould Ne Dahil
Leonard
Tor
Lier
Freps Dahil Connolly
Golden Willer
Pfunda
Priest
Flor
Ceorgeto Sts
Postelons Aggies Connelly
Carroll
Murpt Y Garter
Minas
Asalstaite
Wessis
Tomarce
Weare Heebold
Lanner Ping Sepre
Dr Miles' Ant Pain Pills Offer Acute Pain Relief
The ad claims these pills curb acute pains including neuralgia sciatica and spinal pain. It promises rapid relief and notes the first package is free if unwanted, with a money-back guarantee from your druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roperly
Miles
New York Women Sweep Montclair Golf Meet Prizes
New York golfers dominated the one day Eastern Golf Association event at Montclair club. The putt ing match winner was Mrs E Donohue with 37 points, while Miss Frances Coopar captured the 18 hole medal with a 107 total and 24 stroke allowance. Strong showings came from Englewood, Dunwoodie, Plainfield, and Essex County players.
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Montclair N
Boston
New
Gether
Elizabeth Harry Englewood
Julia Mix Englewood
S& Dire Frayne Dunwoodie
M D Paterson Baltusrol
Elsbure
Strikes and Spares in District League Match at Saenger
A large crowd watched the second season match as the Chamber of Commerce team played the Tat Men at Palace alleys. Despite early spare trouble the Commerce squad showed grit, finishing with a close score and setting up a rematch next Monday.
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Saengerbyntgleys
Chamber of Cant Merce
Guie
Chamber of Commerce
Tolan
Duchpin Leagle
Fee Man
ECOL
Ry Ceyer
Moore
R.atammacher
Richardson
Uo Volgelberger
Navy van Leaagt
Econdark Neu B
Bo Sortrane
Amber Ut Commerse Sammy
Wlan Fe Inamerer GE
Rave Watlaedise
Lal Stator
Ai Gatenaver
Miller
Peaster
Wagtincton
Det Smith
Mystery Names Parade From an Unknown Page
A jumble of given and family names appears, including Jamaica, Sir John Johnson, Angelun, Jeanne d Avo, Sturtevant, Tony Fauat, Dame Bedwell, Grace Divan, Huerfano, Stonesheet, Windsor, Parker, Qiana Leader, Amanda Lae, Chile, Night Mist, and Edge Desperado. The fragment offers no clear event or context beyond a roster or list of individuals.
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Conga
Stumax Cownproot
Murer
Ladyie
Nadia Austin
Sturtevant Denoe
Tony Fauat
Stoney Fay Tank
Parker Ruawning
Igh Bat Mae Henley
Amanda Lae
Chile
Topsy Robison
CH Edge Desperado
Doctors Debate Fees and Value of Medical Services
Washington doctors speak on fees with Dr Henning noting underpayment yet opposing higher charges for the rich. Dr Robins sees underpayment but no remedy, while Dr Tully warns uniform rates are hard to set. They discuss value of services, patient ability to pay, and the challenge of fair compensation in medicine.
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Romans
Vaughn
National Medical Association
Washington
Cad Henning
Rochambeau
Willam L Robins
George Tully Vausin
West Virginia Federation Adjourns Third Annual Convention
Special to ne wes from Charleston Way reports the third annual convention of the West Virginia State Federation of Sabnr adjourned with resolutions urging employers rights reforms and labor protection. No delegate was chosen for the national AFL meeting. Officers elected include President William Welch Wheeling first VP W F R Talklington Clarksburg second VP J A Crum Huntington third VP John Miles Wheeling fourth VP ERB Vickers Mucklow fifth VP Aike Fulton Charleston secretary treasurer Frank W Snyder Charleston.
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Wes
Charleston
Blaze Couch
West Virginia
State Federation of Sabnr
Iit
American Federation of Labor
Followng
William Welch
Wheeling
Talklington
Clarksburg Secomdl
J A Crum Huntington
John 7 Miles
Erb. Vickers Mucklow
Presdent
Aike Fulton Chan
Nington
Frank W Snyder
Popular Teacher Dead Miss Edna Mae Dodge Succumbs
Miss Edna Mae Dodge died at her home 619 D street northeast last Monday of seute preumeni following overwork. She taught first grade in public schools and was beloved by students and staff. She had taken on special work at the Georgia Washington University before a physical breakdown led to pneumonia. Funeral services were held from her home yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock.
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Edna Mae Dodge
Edna Woe Dodge
Walem A
Rose A Dodge
D Street
Miss Dodge
Amity Ag
Georgs Washington Lrivareity
Rosedale
Marriages and engagements announced in Washington area notices
A series of social notices report engagements and upcoming weddings. Mabel Elizabeth Reilly and Louis Heilly planning a October 28 ceremony at the Church of the Sacred Heart with a reception at the brides parents Columbia Road home. Other engagements include Siue Weyl to Joseph Auerbach, Ernestine Parker to William Alien, Mary Tarbox to J Y Tarbox, Elma Fvarte to EH Howard, and a Detroit wedding for Elma Dear. Also noted are social visits and a 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Witham L Ranson with at home hours in Washington district hearsay.
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Mabel Elizabeth Reilly
Louis Heilly
Matthew G Leptey
Church of the Sacred Heart
Fourteenth Street
Park Road
Columbia Road
Walter S Fvarte
Elma
EH Howard Diez Ter
Detroit
Ziegler
Washington
David Talty
John F Pearson
New York
Willard
Tennille Wooton Wedding At St Aloysius Church
The marriage of Mids Hallie Wooton and William G Tennille was held last evening at Mix E Taylor Run B Street Southwest with a white satin gown bride and Maude Taylor as maid of honor. The Rev J L Frants presided and the couple will reside in Goldsboro NC after a trip to New York and Niagara Falls.
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Mids Hallie
Wooton
Greensboro
Coan
William G Tennille
Goldsboro
N Co
Mix E ‘Taylor
Misa Maude Taylor
J L Frants
Washington
New York
Niagara
Goldsboro NC
St Aloysius Church
Kwisley Morris
Edward J Kelly
J B Pttar
Sue Chadwell
Maurice V . Connell
Andie Kells
Social leaders witness elaborate events in Paris and Newport
Snapshots cover Elaine Whitney Hoff wedding to Albert Labouchere in Paris at American Church with rich decor and gifts. The ceremony featured Guilmant organ music, a grand reception, and notable guests from banking and society. Separate items note a Newport wedding, charity bequests, a sickly wealth inheritance, and society figures including Vanderbilt family.
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Elaine Whitney Hoff
Albert Everard Labouchere
Dr Goodme
Hatt
J Whitney Hart
Detroit
Paris
Amsterdam
Guilmanti
M Wirthes
M Planck
M Muratore
Salomt
Bilden
Pearla
M Jacaves
Hom
Labonchere
Henry White
George Lespinasse
Chamberlain
Comtesse Coatlogen
Charles Green
L Morrigan
Dalaba
Sublee
Miss Gunther
Wedding of Frances Peter A Bride in Rockville Maryland
A Montgomery County wedding in Chest Goble local church joined Miss Transcesson Pater and Albert Boyle Jr in a ceremony led by Rev Thomas I Packer. Attendants included Lavina Dawson and William Prettyman. many local families attended a reception at the bride’s home. Also noted is Marti Watts and Elizabeth Walcot Jackson wedding at Church of the Epiphany in New York with Bishop David Ho Greer officiating.
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Juliette Beauchy
Oss
Dorothea Kane
Wihand Glynn
Hite Thebaud
Elisha Dyer Jr
St Josephs Catholic Church
Newport
Mmds
Sevants
Elisha Deer
Laura Swai Mies
Dorothea Kare
Reginald Vanderbil
Eme Pearson
Rocksille
William ¥ Piettyman
Rolani Wootton
Rocckville
Currer Clinett
Potomac
Wr Chorman Bowe
Rockville
Quarley
Br da
Edward C
Peterangi
Robert B
Peter
Thomas Dawson
Minor Anderson
Albert
Charles W Prettyman
Harry Buck
William Dunloy
Haury
Narnie Vinson
Willam
Rouie
Lila C White
Lavina Dawson
Mary Almone
Willan i Prettyman
Julian W
Whiting
Edward Dawson
Roland
Wootton Aithir
Peter Frenk
Almoney
Norman Goule Carter
Stagete
Thomas J Packard
Thomas Vin von
William Vinson
Thomay Law von Jr
Robert Peter Jr
Bdo Lal
Tae Peeve
New York
Marti Sheeler Watts
Anit Lars James Henry Watts
Baltimore
Mice Tiwabeth Huntington Walcot Jackson Daugter
Gen
Joseph C Jackson
Church of the Epiphany
David Ho Greer
Boy Shoots Bear in Valley During Hunting Walk
A boy in Sweat Valley near Wilkes Barre while hunting with his father shot and killed a large black bear under dramatic circumstances. The animal charged, forcing the boy to flee. the gunfire from the father followed and the bear fell. The incident was followed by a separate burglary at the home of Mrs. Frederick Bull in New York, with valuables reported missing after a night-time entry. Police connected the events to a tense local community as alarms spread through the district.
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Mitshell Valentine
Westchester Village
New York
Jelty
Isi
Stephen D. Cross
Valenties
Isaac E Valentina
Hahnemann Hospital
Stephen Valentine
Valentine
Stephen Crags
Cross
Weatchester Village
Alexander
Wilkes Barre
Dorman
Sweat Valley
Lenox
Frederick Bull
Heloise Meyer
Howe
Bamues
Sueder Confession Retold In Rizzo Murder Trial
The State rested in the trial of Theodore Rizzo accused of murdering Nttle Theresa Provopia and Fernano Tafuaina lata. A verdict by tomorrow night was possible as the defense called no witnesses. Deputy Sheriff Beaupre testified that the prisoner confessed to the killings during jail conversations.
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Specleta
Atlen
Theodore Rizzo J
Nttle Theresa Provopia
Fernano ‘Tafuaina Lata
Sherif Beaupre
Tha Ystaind
Childra
Czar Guarded on Rome Arrival. Incognito in Transit
50 000 to guard czar as he arrives at Racconig Saturday afternoon and travels incognito toward Ruesta via Germany. He will reach Mor denecchia the first Italian railway station after leaving France and will be met by King Victor Emmanuel III with about 600 troops. Prime Minister Giolitti and Foreign Minister Puttoni will be present at Recconis.
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The
Washington Post
Rome
Racconig
Ruesta
Germany
Mordenecchia
France
Bordenecchia
Racoonlgl
King
Victor Enmannt
Billiea
Shoouis
Giolitti
Dimimer Fitton
Recconis
Hockworm Alarm Hits University of Georgia Team
Special to The Washington Post Athens Ga Oct 20 The hockworm infestation spreads among University of Georgia students alarming faculty The city health board head Dr J C Bloomfeld finds at least 30 percent infected Some afflicted are football players and physicians warn the parasite causes marked physical sluggishness impacting team performance.
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Washington Pont
Athens
University of Georgia
J C Bloomfeld
City Board of Health
Icsnons Bic
Manila MCA Opens With Congratulatory Messages
The Manila YMCA building costing 125000 dollars was opened. Principal address delivered, former Vice President Fairbanks praised. Congratulatory messages from President Taft, J J Mott, and foreign secretary of the international committee were read. Fairbanks plans to visit India starting Friday with a farewell banquet hosted Thursday night by the Merchants Association.
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Manila
Qetsu
Young Mens Christian Association
Andny
Fairbanks
Taft
J J Mott
T McA
Oriental
The
Merchants Association
China post still vacant amid rumors of picks
Rumors swirl over a new minister to China after Charles R Crane’s resignation was accepted by the President. Judge Thomas Burke of Staten Island and former Rep. Charles B. Landis of Indiana were mentioned, but Assistant Secretary Wilson called the reports speculative.
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Midister
China
Charles R Crane
Thomas Burke
Statt Wash
Wson
Charles B Landis
Indiana
State Department
Moors Attack at Night In Melilla. Spanish Rout
A night assault by Moors on Spanish forces in Melilla ends with Spanish repelling the attackers. Spanish casualties include one officer killed and several troops, while Moorish losses are reported as heavy with the fighting continuing until dawn.
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Melilla
Moocca
Cove
Pau
Don Carlos
How He Cured an Old Sore Blood Purifier Remedy
A first person account from 1877 describes a long standing leg sore healed by Swift’s Specific blood purifier. The narrator claims discharge, pain, and threat of amputation ceased after using S S S, touting its purifying effect on blood and healing from the bottom up. The ad promises free medical advice by mail from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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S SS
Ellis Ut
Hesh
SSS
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
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Beaton
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Max Weyl
R Street
Siue
Joseph Auerbach
John E Parker
Melrose Mass
Mise Ernestine EB Parker
Willam S Alien
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Mary
J Y Tarbox
Hechinger
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Witham L Ranson
Roanoke Va
Richard T Buckingham
Twenty Ninth Street
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Duchess of Marlborough
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Wo Vanderbilt Jr
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Jones Gregg
W L Lampton
de Grammont
Owen Kildare
Heen Rowe
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Albert M Bom
Rockville Society
Mise Jackson
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Czar
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