Hospital Negligence Questioned After Patient Death
In testimony the hospital officials defend actions surrounding a young patient’s death. Superintendent Gallagher and nursing head deny blame, claiming standard care and prevention measures were in place. They argue secrecy was to protect the family, while concerns about ward safety and improvised window grates raise questions about patient protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallagher
Tke Snans
Lowa
Tim Mer
von Deing
Tom Pater
Manstields family event at West Dace mare
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mrs Mansfield and a West Dace area event or figure, with references to a person named Monon and timing around 18nd, plus mentions of pent items and oats, ambling through a scattered, unclear notice.
Injunction argument outlines rates and penalties in state case
The brief argues for an injunction concerning the state dispute over warehouse and road access, detailing proposed penalties, rate adjustments, and enforcement remedies. It cites legislative actions and court precedents to justify expedited relief and to restrain tampering with infrastructure.
Feeney Allowed to Quit as Head of Bookbinders Union
At a meeting in Jamestown the head of the Bookbinders Union was permitted to resign after debate over the formal acceptance of his notice. A second ballot confirmed the decision, with a majority in favor. The figure’s contract remains in effect until February 1, paying 0 a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaton
Dames
Freneys
Alent
Earle Divorce Planned as Wife Prepares to Sail to France
Mrs Earle, wife of artist Ferdinand Earle of Monroe NY, plans a divorce in France to marry another man. She and her husband agreed to separation, with a farewell at Monroe station before she boards the Holland-America Line Ryndam for Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pera
Washington Pi
New York
Ferdinand Earle
Monroe
Han
France
Forver
Victor Earle
West
Seventy Second Street
Ryndam
Hatle
Matt
Hobo Ken
Earle
Threwell
Mra Earle
Paris
Bia
Arleaea
Ming
Laine
Barto
Nana
Bethlehem
Barth
Veter Earle
Sunny Binaves
Su Carls
Telloge
Tim
Fenneylvanian
Mile
Warle
Otter
Mt Es
Amin Ty
Vira
Almoly
Dia
Chem
Mira Marte
Chelleve
Garles
Mable
Mire Earle
Earle Pulting
Pennsyttania
Carte
Pleasant Porter dies after paralytic stroke at sixty six
Gen Pleasant Porter, Creek Nation chief and head of the Indian Central Railway, died in Vinita Ind Sept after a paralytic stroke. Born in the Creek Nation in Indian Territory shortly after removal from Alabama, Porter was a Confederate veteran, longtime Creek leader, and influential in allotment and tribal governance. He rose to prominence in 1872, quelled uprisings, and led reforms, while also serving as railroad president and a devout church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scatch Inlahman
Alabama
Indian Central Railway
Vinita
Ind
Pleasant Porter
Paralvala
Mety Tiger Wit
Porter
Piaamint Porter
Gen Forter
Creek Nation
Indian Territory
Lewis Harle
Spurrecker Worlairg
Ig Fur
Rayon Lala
Ely
McAulinuga Rice
Wart van Dorn
Pen Ridge
Leas
Missouri
Arkansas
Fortuna
Ragardet
Mme
Lerttory
Tibes
Gilet
Washington
New York
Tthe
Indian Central Railroad Company
Kannan
Presbyterian Church of
Creek Aa
Patras Island a Land Spit and Coral Harbor Description
A damaged OCR note describes Patras Island Patras Root near Pulray and Wes BU, listing coordinates around 9 42 7 north 16 4 minutes east, location 200 miles from the Philippines, 60 miles offshore in United States possession. It notes a horseshoe inland bay, 1 1/2 miles long, 40 feet high growth, visible twelve miles in clear weather, with brackish water drawn from sand. It mentions Patras Root as the northeast point near a coral harbor with a lagoon, narrow inlet, and water depth five to ten feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulray
United Gratts Possessiona
Thallow
Westert
Cooler Day Forecast After Heat Wave In Capitol City
Yesterday's heat and humidity provoked complaints as residents endured hot pavement and tense moods. Forecasters predict a cooler day with relief from oppressive humidity while a Marine Corps concert program is announced for the Capitol this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Zoologists Visit DC Amid Building Strikes and Pageantry
Union leaders halt work on school and office projects as about a dozen carpenters strike in Washington. Delegates from the Cosmos Club greet visiting zoologists at the Cosmos Club and escort them to the National Zoological Park, Government Laboratories, Capitol, and Library of Congress. An elaborate program includes a reception at the National Museum and a Mount Vernon trip with entertainment organized by Mrs. Patten and a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D Patten
Pfomy Carpenters Ant
Paintera
Bulifir
Smart West
Pentera
Iri
Ork
Fale Arms Shite J& Ew
Mtudie
Baltimore
Thle
Ing
Baon
Boston
Hulhiing Tradex Council
Washington
Jon Basebss
Clut
Everdl
Coamus Club
L C
Howard
Edwin Safford
T W Vaughan
C W Gitter H.C
Obereleer
Charles Richmond
Raonome
Dudley
Patten
Jom D
Hadien
Mre Adama
Adler
Cosmos Club
Adentista
Ity
Addromsaa
Agricultura
Apevial
National Zoological Park
Capitol
Omeora
Zoologista
National Museum
Mount Vernon
Government Laboratories
James Wilson
Henry J. Weat
Alexander Graham Bell
Charles J Bell
Henry F Brount_George
Bowers Elwher
HL. Brown
David H. Burl
JW . Cox
George Dewey
George T Dunlop
Jona Joy Edson
Edward M_ Gallaudet
Charles C Glover
George E Hamilton
George H Har
Les John Hays Hammond
Chris Hewrieh
Gardiner G
Hubbard John R McLean Charing W
Needham
Sinan Newcomb
Theodore W Noyes
Mer D J Oconnell
Genert
Oreilly Gifford Pluchot Burgenn
Rixey Cuno
Rudolph George Otis Smith
George M Sternberg
Samuel ‘Stratton Jeane U Wilson
R. B Woodwars
Woodward and Aureon
Walter Wiman
Solock Washington
CW. Andrewa
CT Reguntoth
Hrrish Museum
Th Studer
University of Dr
F Scharff
Dublin
Charles Gravier
Paris
Dubreton
L Dubteton
Deneret
Lyona
Gheza Horvath
Bodorest
Budtrecht
Amsterdam
Holland
von, der Wey
Holand
A Severing
Brussels
Baron de Guerne
Paria
Braun
Vr Heymane
Berlin
Raphael Blanchard
W KR Hoyle
Manchester
Watase
Tokyo
Metatnikof
St Petersburg
Rusaia
Nedrigalott
Russte
Exoneration in Death Case and Inquest Notes
A coroner’s jury exonerates Philip J Maloney in a death case linked to an accidental gunshot during a confrontation near a New Jersey Avenue saloon. Witnesses describe Maloney returning a revolver to an officer when the prisoner was shot during a struggle. Separate inquests recount a woman’s death from a streetcar fall and a man killed by a car on Chevy Chase Lane, with limited witness testimony.
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Philip J Maloney
Andrew Coates
Contes
Armatrang
Fred
Maloney
Armatranga
Finnethy
New Jersey Avenue
Neiro
Young Maloney
Serst
Curry
Potlraman
Lawrence J @ Dea
Clark Timothy
Collns
Timothy
Daley
Campbell
IF Sullvan
Cumunity Hospital
Anne McCallum
Harvard Street
Jane Detective
Burlingame
Central Office
Ballinger
Washington Railway and Filectrle Company
Chatles Jones
Vty
Chevy Chase
Randolph Street
Connecticut Avenue
Albert Garner
Thompson
Labor Day Profits and Union Finance Report
Central Labor Union reports expected net from Labor Day event between 1800 and 2000 dollars. Several hundred dollars were saved from the Labor Day Journal ad campaign. Union finances are weak but current treasury suffices. plan to use proceeds to aid the building trades and to assist striking telegraphers once funds are handed to Treasurer Considine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laver Ut
Tabor Day Journal
Nize
Matter
Central Labor Union
Considine
Mayor Dempsey Receives Black Hand Letter in Ohio
Mayor E Dempsey was warned in a crude Black Hand letter sent after his vacation in Cincinnati Ohio. The cryptic message threatens his death and declares the writers are watching his moves, with the line My Black Hand goddess tell me to let you know of this. The note was turned over to police for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cincinnati
Ohio
E . Dempsey
Black Hand
Colored man stabbed in family quarrel aftermath
John Jobson colored, 18 Mascuttsettts avenue northwest, is in Casulty Hospital with two stab wounds under the heart after a family quarrel. Richard Brice colored, of the same address, is alleged to have inflicted the injuries. Bila held at Sixth precinct charged with assault. Police say Brice struck Jobson after a late return home. Jobson’s condition is critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Condl Bosie
Chinese Students Here Arrive in Washington for Education
A group of young Chinese students arrived in Washington yesterday, sent by the Chinese government for study in the United States. They were met by the secretary of the Chinese legation and escorted to a hotel while arrangements are made for their placement in schools. The students, fluent in English from studies in China, will be sent to various colleges, likely Yale, Harvard, Cornell, and Columbia, with girls’ schools yet undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Washington
Tegelion
Wattie
Thi
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Columbia
Bowers Life in Balance After Skull Injury
Georgs Ho Bowers lies in critical condition at the Emergency Hospital following a Sunday afternoon assault by Dr William H Wunder. Doctors say recovery hinges on a ten day rest to avoid complications from skull fracture that penetrated the brain. Bowers wife remains a constant visitor and sole allowed contact with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgs Ho Bowers
William H Wunder
Bowers
Gaz
Bowara
Veterans Install Officers at GA Hall Ceremony
United Spanish War Veterans in the District of Columbia publicly installed last evening at GA Hall. Mustering Officer Hlenderont received the badge, with Handarsan Mantalled Man first to take oath. Officers include Vice Commander Daniel C Hoetly, Vice Commander Joseph Ruppel, Marshal William Coramaugh, C A Slaman James T Simpson, and council members GQ Maw son and H Deleman. Addresses by Commander Force AR and Commander Cogan among others. Separate note reports jewelry theft: Mrs Hertie Butler said about 0 value of jewelry was stolen from her home on ZX Street Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the District of Colombia
GA Hall
Hlenderont
Handarsan
Daniel C Hoetly Unier
Joseph Ruppel Marehal
William Coramaugh
C A Slaman
James T Simpson
Mawson
H Deleman
Council of Administration
Force
Cogan
Mian L. M. Ferguson
Lineal Society
GL. Smith
Clarence Sayer
C Cox
Lost bonds found by station employee in New London
Gen James M Bell of New London Conn reported losing thousands in mining stock and two 21½ bonds of Columbus Consolidated Mining Company at a Pennsylvania depot. A station attendant found the papers and a bank official and Whelpley of the American Security and Trust Co coordinated efforts to recover the documents. The certificates, nonnegotiable and payable to Bell, were later turned over to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust Company
New London
Conn
James M Bell
Ocean Avenue
London
Washington
Pennsylvania Depot
Lntea
American Security and Trust Cenmany
Documenta
Bett
Gen Bett
Te Avarrican Securiy Company
New York Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Gen Bell
Pennsylvania
Pasage Speepocke
American Security and Trust Comprar
Mc Whelp
Gen Hell
Gonzaga's Title Upheld in Adverse Possession Case
Supreme Court Justice Gould upheld Gonzaga College's claim to property held by adverse possession for over twenty years. The decision bars Young and Ignatius Fo Young from asserting any rights, and issues a restraining order against interference or attempts to claim the lot and subdivision known as GCG Saur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward X. Fink
Gonsaga Col
Tenaorth Capitol
T Sirests
Ashley M Gould
Ated Supreme Court
GCG
Saur
Fink
M Os Young
Ignatius Fo Young
Gould
Smuggling Syndicate Suspected as Customs Seize Gowns
Customs officials reveal a suspected smuggling ring linked to foreign gowns seized from William T Hardy aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm. Hardy and Burton Arldwin are detained after authorities uncover gowns, laces, and $5000 in valuables, with others arrested and held for a hearing tomorrow.
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Yeelal
Washington Post
New York
Om Crale
Willam T Hardy
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Hardy
Burton Arldwin
Funeral of Ernest Crabbs Follows shotgun death in town
Companions will be pallbearers for Ernest L. Crabbs killed Monday by accidental shotgun discharge near Mar aball Hall. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 pm from Fourteenth Street Northeast home. Rev George A Miller to lead with burial at Congressional Cemetery and six former companions serving as pallbearers. Survived by parents one brother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest LZ Crabbs
Maraball Hall
Ashotgax
Fourteenth Street
Noutheast
George A ‘Miller
Ninth Street
Chriatian Church
Congressional Cemetery
Int
Tauy
Chamberlain
Homer Hacket
Cant ‘Treday
Goma Waalep
John Lady
Youky Crabba
Asheville NC
Dartoport
Tows
Dever Lalo
Soldiers Held for Theft at Fort Myer Trial
Corporal Alexatu Downey and Private Edward Fielding of the Sixth Artillery faced a police court trial by Judge Mulloway after a grand jury charged them with robbery from a person. The incident occurred near Third Street Northwest and the Anacostia canal area, where a gold watch and some money were taken from Joseph C Loughead after he drank with the soldiers. Policeman Birkert testified he found the scene and helped arrest the two men as they attempted to flee into the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp Alexatu
Downey
Edrward Fielding
Sixth Artillery
Fort Myer
Mulloway
Ewalt
Joseph C Loughead
Third Rtrest
Loughead
Birkert
Midshipmen Face Expulsion Review After Defense Requests
Four naval academy midshipmen are asked to provide reasons they should not be expelled. Acting Secretary of the Navy and Superintendent Bader are handling the case, with responses due to the President. The four are accused of violating academy rules while awaiting formal letters. A separate accident in Wilmington reports a man shot in the right heel by another, with medical treatment given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
New Perry
Annapolla
Bader
John Lewis Campbell
Kentucky Avenue
John Brown
Campbell
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Galgne
Ncnes
Price
Berd Borys
Mrs Mansfield
Weartog of
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Milan
Feeney
Waves Farewell
Wang
Mra
Farle
Ghief
Patras Island
Japan
America
Capitol City
United States Marine Corps
Walter F Smith
Mach— Hard
Kover Lenhart
King Adam
Mascenet
Pramter
Liewsitya
Mustela
Arthur
Eequagt
RuVostain
Matterfly
Pitossic
Cosmosluk
Labor Day Profits Fair
Dempsey
Celestial Empire
Hertie
Zxt
James M. Bell
Lansburgh &Bro
Eighth
Cnat
Comforta Legurl
Hubbard Heating Co
Gonzaga
FE. L. Crabes
Dept of
Agelealte
Therknd
Cme
Newheeland
Alan
New England
Loch Atlante
Lopar
Grand Banks
Moore
Rungh
Smeloim
Spacat River
Butletin Bowelat
Harpera
Shenandoah
Scott
Utay
Jamestown
Jolly Groter
Sissmer SC
Midshipmen
Hunter
Wilmington
New Jersey
Delaware
George
W Hedricks
Hhatis
Hie
Sale
Peter Grogan
Bet. H
F. Bornot & Bro
French Goverers and Dyers
the Sanitary Paper Bottle Co., Inc
St NW
Randle Highlands
CTU Rhaes Sry Raodis Wiehlands
Bobo Ama Fonth x Paymenta
Neo Aulomon Iy
Apraed
Realty Company
Uneeda Biscuit
Tard Dupuy
Coghacs
Jim
Bas Tramiova Phyvictaay
Eallery Old
Christian Xander
Howe
St. SN
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
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