White Plague and Immunity Research At Tuberculosis Meet
Dr Gerald B Webb, an English researcher in Colorado Springs, told the National Association for the Study of Tuberculosis he aims to create immunity to the disease through experiments on mice and later guinea pigs. He reported early progress with bacilli immunity in mice and outlined plans to extend work to tuberculosis cultures. In New York, Raymond Hitchcock's bail appeal faced delays as prosecutors withheld consent to renew his bond after a Sunday in the Tombs. Justice Goff ruled bond forfeited, leaving Hitchcock jailed pending further court action and potential ties to Carl Fischer Hansen’s case next week.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Gerald B. Webb
National Association For the Study
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Tombs
Justice Goff
Hitchcock
Hitchcocks
Jerome
Garvin
Carl Fischer Hansen
Goff
Fischer-Hansen
Bia
Socialist Member Attacks Dreyfus Incident In Paris Speech
Lyons reports a depressense socialist deputy opened the League of the Rights of Man congress by denouncing nationalism after the Pantheon shooting of Major Dreyfus. He condemned nationalist rhetoric and incitement to violence as dangerous to society. Departs. Cottinie notes Servian charge d affaires leaves Belgrade amid tensions with Montenegro over a conspiracy trial. Two witnesses claim Crown Prince George of Servia was linked to the plot through a bomb cache in Certinje. Held for High Court. In Bristol a copper theft case: Michael Petroti pleads guilty and is bound over on bonds. Angelo Grass gets 30 days for brass theft.
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Dreyfus
Lyons
M. Depressense
Chamber of Deputies
Congress of the League of the Rights of Man
Cottinie
Servia
Montenegro
George
Crown Prince
Certinje
Bristol
Michael Petroti
Western Union Telegraph Co
Angelo Grass
Bristol Brew Co
Peter White of Marquette Dies in Front of City Hall
Detroit reports Peter White a leading upper peninsula figure in copper and iron frontier development collapsed and died of heart disease in front of Detroit City Hall. The Wyllis Betts prize and other honors are noted in the same dispatch from New Haven and New York.
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Detroit
Mich
Peter White
Marquette
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Chinese Woman Draws Hartford Curiosity in Ward District
A Shanghai born Mrs. Feng arrived with her husband from New York and became the center of attention on Anglum Street as locals and her cousin group greeted her with unfamiliar customs. She wore American clothes save for a Merry Willow hat and spoke no English, dining privately at a Temple Street cousin’s restaurant and leaving with quiet dignity.
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Hartford
Vimes
Mra Charley Feng
Mra Feng
New York
Anglum Street
Fong
Mins Sing
Frank Sing
Temple Street
Mia Fong
America
Central Row
Hold Up Men Sparks Battle Near Elizabeth County
Pittsburg detectives killed one suspect and wounded another in an early morning attempt to arrest four men linked to a Monongahela Coal and Soke Co store raid. The other three suspects, barricaded in a vacant house, hold off a citizen posse with rifles and revolvers as detectives approach with an auto convoy.
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Pittsburg
Elizabeth County
Englart
Monongahela Consolidated Coal and Soke Co
Teft
Divorce Granted to Mrs Lillian A Corbin in New Britain
New Britain on June 6 saw Mrs Lillian A. Corbin granted a decree of divorce from Charles F. Corbin of Oakes Bluffs Mass. The couple married October 18 1882 and had two adult children. The petition cites desertion and habitual intemperance as grounds. The husband left August 10 1893 and did not return. Arthur Perling was her attorney.
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New Britain
Lillian A. Corbin
Charles F. Corbin
Oakes Bluffs
Mass
Philip Corbin
Lillian Ursula Blakesleey
Mra Corbin
Corbin
Bristol
R. L
Arthur Perling
Cottage City
Fire Alarm Douses Hotel Albert Guests Near Fire
New York June 6 alarms rang out as fire bells sounded and smoke filled windows at the Hotel Albert on 11th Street and University Place. Over a hundred guests were safely evacuated when the blaze, starting in Karl Feinstein's cloak factory next door, looked serious but was quickly subdued by firefighters with a water deluge.
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New York
Hotel Albert
11Th Street
Unierralty Place
Karl Feinstein
Gould Marriage Delayed. Ceremony Due Within a Month
Lawyers for Madame Anna Gould said delays in several matters push the wedding to within a month to Prince de Sagan. George Gould, her brother, is a problematic presence at the union due to his business interests in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torneys
Anna Gould
Prince de Sagan
George Gould
Madame Gould
United States
Died at Manchester William Rive Passes After Sudden Shock
William Rive aged 62 a well known resident of Sherk Manchester died suddenly last night from a shock his widow and two sons and a daughter survive the event is reported by local authorities in the area incidents and funeral arrangements are expected to follow.
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Sherk
Manchester
William Rive
Roosevelt Praised by El Constitucional in Venezuela
El Constitucional lauds President Roosevelt after his Caracas visit for unity under Monroe doctrine. Editorial cites Roosevelt as dictator past, Castro’s patriotic rise, and calls continental unity a dogma while praising Castro’s defense of peoples rights and restraint in policy.
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Cara
Castro
el Constitucional
Roosevelt
Bureau of the American Republics
Caracas
America
Roose
Foreign Office
Washington
Noted Cuba Leader's Duty and Honor Rise in Defense
The passage praises Castro rising to a peak of patriotism in defense of his homeland and prerogatives, describing it as the greatest height of patriotism achieved by men loyal to duty and honor. It frames this as a virtuous civic virtue within a religiously tinged sense of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Women in Nun disguises Imitation Nuns Arrested
Two women dressed as nuns calling themselves Sint and Sister Adele were charged with vagrancy at the Tombs police court in New York. They claim membership in a French order, while authorities and Father McMahon of Catholic charities call them impostors. Detectives have tracked them for days as they allegedly solicited alms citywide and claimed persecution. The pair recently resided at 216 East Twenty-moth street.
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New York
Sint
Sister Adele
Tombs
Father McMahon
Catholic Charites
Cassassa
McKenna
Fa Ponce
Great Lumber Cargo Reaches New Haven Harbor
The Great lumber cargo from New Orleans arrives in New Haven under Captain John MacDonald. The 750,000 feet of Cypress timber marks a record shipment to the port. Officials report a brisk sale as buyers react to the influx.
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New Haven
Orleans
John MacDonald
Horses Held Up By Beer Wagon Incident
Internal Revenue Collector E C Marggraff halted a wagon bearing Larusso and Gerardi beer, detaining the driver to report a potential wholesale sale on a retail license. He escorted the wagon to Scovill Street saloon as he warned of imminent prosecutions under a law limiting retail license operations. The scene occurred near the Scovill Street engine house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Marggraft
Larusso & Gerardi
Scovili Street
Marggraff
Larusso & Geradi
Scovill Street
Lawyers All Out Fool District Court Docket Joke
A prank by a local lawyer caused about forty attorneys to gather for a docket day. Clerk Gillette and Judge Peasley announced the docket would be called next Saturday, not today, leaving all present puzzled. Attendees realized they had been fooled and laughed at the misdirection.
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Peasley
Gillette
Attorney O'Neill
Clerk Gillette
Merchants Plan Grand Street Beautification Arch
A group of Waterbury merchants met at Hallet & Davis to discuss improving Grand Street from Bank Street to the new union station. They proposed a great illuminated arch near the elm and plan to seek permission to place two sidewalk poles, aiming to revive the district without altering Waterbury’s geography. They hope to extend the arch to South Main and Grand Streets in time.
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Hallet & Davis
Grand Street
Bank Street
Union Station
Board of Aldermen
Waterbury
South Main
Grand Streets
Woman Finds $1000 in Skirt Exposed in Jersey City
New York June v Rom Rabino at 269 Mercer Street reported a $1000 bill found in an old skirt taken from a garbage dump. She showed the bill to Francis Donato who kept it, leading to his arrest for larceny. Seven people were injured. In Indianapolis a factory explosive wrecked the building and damaged a nearby hospital, the third such blast this year. A deadly tornado struck Geneva Nebraska, injuring many and leveling a feast day celebration.
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New York
Rom Rabino
Mercer Street
Jersey City
Francis Donato
Donato
Indianapolis
Wages Cut At American Thread Mills In Holyoke
Orders from York offices reduce pay for 2000 workers at Merrick and Hadley plants between five and ten percent. Applies to regular employees and salaried officers. Seen as a temporary measure to avoid curtailing mill operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Mass
Merrick and Hadley
American Thread Company
York
Peary says funds lacking for Roosevelt expedition
Arctic explorer Commander Robert Peary announced that Bartlett and eleven men from St Johns N F sail to New York to man the Roosevelt but funds are not yet raised to finance the summer voyage. Peary hopes to start about July 1 if the balance is secured. Bartlett selects hardy Newfoundland seamen and they are due on the Siberian early next week.
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New York
Robert B. Peary
Arctic Explorer
Bartlett
St Johns
N. F
Peary
Roosevelt
North Pole
Siberian
Doubleheader and roster moves in Connecticut League
In Hartford and Meriden two doubleheaders were scheduled with Springfield facing Hartford and Bridgeport meeting Meriden. Springfield led by Parker Connor Wilson and O Leary and Bridgeport driven by Waller Seaumont Stevens Robarge faced Meriden. A new pitcher Edmundson from Baltimore Eastern league joined Waterbury to boost the locals amid stiff breezes.
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Springfield
Hartford
Bridgeport
Meriden
Silver City
Parker and Connor
Wilson
O'Leary
Waller and
Seaumont
Stevens and
Robarge
Waterbury
Edmundson
Baltimore
Jack” Dunn
Firemen Drill On Tower Practice At Brooklyn Station
Chief Snagg led Brooklyn firemen through drill on the tower behind the engine house yesterday afternoon. The tower is nearly ready but not used until some members attend a training course. Ladders were set to the top and fast ascents and descents done, with more advanced feats to come after instruction. It is expected some men will be sent to school to learn drill tower work and then teach others.
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Snagg
Brooklyn
Board of Safety
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