Medical breakthrough grows human tissues outside body
A Johns Hopkins led Rockefeller Institute effort reports growing portions of human stomach, skin, blood vessels and bone in sealed glass vessels for up to three weeks. Researchers study cultured tissues to trace disease progression and evaluate cancer treatment implications.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Alexius Carrel
Carrel
Rockefeller Institute
LB Hamilton Is No Getter
L B Hamilton, stricken by cerebral hemorrhage on a Denver street, remains unconscious and shows no sign of recovery. Attending doctors warn paralysis in at least one side is likely, with Bright's disease cited as a contributing condition.
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L. B. Hamilton
Denver
Colo
Iowa Mausoleum Company
Mr. Hamilton
Bright
Colorado Snow Blocks Trains Across State
Denver reports the first general storm of the season with heavy snow in the mountains. In several passes snow depths reach eight to ten feet and trains were blocked across Colorado.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Jackson politician and distiller shot at his door
Matt Crawford a prominent politician and distiller in Jackson Kentucky was shot at his door early today his body riddled with bullets The motive remains unknown Charles Little and his wife have been arrested for the crime
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Jackson, Ky
Matt Crawford
Charles Little
Lajoie Returns $1000 Check On All Star Series
Napoleon Lajoie, Cleveland second baseman, sent back a certified $1000 check from promoter A Pletcher of Cincinnati and asked 6 August Herrmann to return it. He said he would not participate in the series against the officials’ wishes. This ends the proposed all star games.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Napoleon Lajoie
A. Pletcher
Cincinnati
Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Lajoie
Special Venire for Solon's Jury in Furniture Contract Case
Springfield Ill Oct 19 Judge Thompson in circuit court ordered a special venire of fifty men to report tomorrow for the trial of Senator Pemberton and Representative Clark indicted for conspiracy in connection with furniture contracts for the assembly chambers. It is believed the current venue will be exhausted before night.
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Springfield, II
Thompson
Pemberton
Clark
The Pony Express and Its Daring Deliveries Across America
The Pony Express linked St Joseph to San Francisco in 1859. Riders endured mountains deserts and storms to deliver mail within ten days. The mochila system carried four pockets of letters between military posts and Salt Lake City amid hostile terrain and rivers.
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Pony Express
Missouri
Pacific
St. Joseph
Fort Hearney
Platte
Julesburg
Fort Laramie
Fort Bridger
Salt Lake City
Camp Flord
Ruby Valley
Humboldt
Carson City
Placerville
Folsom
Sacramento
San Francisco
St Joseph
W. C. Jenkins
National Magazine
Sindlinger Ice Cream Co. Files Trademarks in Black Hawk County
Sindlinger Ice Cream Co filed with Black Hawk County recorder the names and marks used on bottling receptacles and ice cream containers in Waterloo Iowa. Bottles bear SINDLINGER, boxes and cans bear S. I. D. CO. Violations carry fines up to 100 dollars and imprisonment up to thirty days.
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Sindlinger Ice Cream Company
County Recorder
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Sindlinger Ice Cream Co
Waterloo
Sindlinger
Pa is lectured on manners by his daughters
In a light exchange a blooming daughter chides Pa for calling young Mr. Softleigh a popinjay, arguing he isn’t a jay and there’s little chance of his becoming one. Ella dismisses seriousness while Stella jokes about a woman predicting doomsday and writing to a newspaper about blackheads.
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James Rhodes
Great White Way
New York
London
Rhodes
Prince of Wales Theater
Chicago Record-Herald
Mr. Softleigh
Jay
Ella
Stella
Harper's Rarar
Mr. Pickett in the Campaign
Congressman Charles E. Pickett campaigned in Guthrie Center for Walter I. Smith in the Ninth district. He then headed to Butler County with stops in Dumont and Fort Dodge for Senator Polliver’s funeral.
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Charles E. Pickett
Guthrie Center
Walter I. Smith
Butler County
Dumont
Theatre Man Takes a Bride
Herbert Tt. Parker treasurer of the Syndicate and Waterloo theaters wed Miss Katherine Rooney of Waterloo at 7 30 last evening in the home of Rev. Walter H. Robins of the First Congregational church. Parker is Marshalltown-born son of Archie M. Parker. Rooney's family from Sheldon but has lived in Waterloo five years working as a Singer Sewing Machine bookkeeper. The couple has many friends whose warm wishes greet the marriage.
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Herbert Tt. Parker
Syndicate
Waterloo Theaters
Katherine Rooney
Waterloo
Walter H. Robins
First Congregational Church
Mr. Parker
Archie M. Parker
Marshalltown
Miss Rooney
Sheldon
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Woman Held in Connection With Los Angeles Times Explosion
Mrs Belle Lavin lodging house keeper was taken into custody in San Francisco and will be returned to Los Angeles on a warrant in connection with the Times explosion. The case centers on alleged involvement in the Los Angeles Times blast.
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San Francisco
Cal
Belle Lavin
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
Celebrated Golden Wedding Anniversary Last Evening
Mr and Mrs Valentine Schiel of Waterloo celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their son Louis Schiel s home 725 Vinton Street They were married in Mishuque on October 18 1830 by a Catholic bishop The couple have three sons three daughters twenty one grandchildren and one great grandchild with many Waterloo and Dubuque friends sending best wishes for more anniversaries
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Valentine Schiel
Waterine
Louis Schiel
Vinton Street
Mishuque
Mary Anna Johnson
Baden Baden
Germany
Ife
Waterlon
Dubuque
Yesterda
Mrs. Schiel
Joseph Schiel
John Schiel
Ulinais
City in Brief: Waterloo Notes and Visits
Local items from Waterloo include A Ferguson departing for a business trip to Emmetsburg, and a Delaware county farm visit by another resident. Gyrus Mishler of Brown County Kansas visits Waterloo to see his avint Mrs Adaline Mishler and cousin Henry A Snyder, marking 92 years since his last Waterloo appearance. Hair goods advertised by Mrs S J Johnson. Rev F A Valiant spoke at Independence for the First Baptist Brotherhood. Mrs S E Chapin and daughter Hazel Chapin return from Des Moines after visiting Mrs Clarence Smith. A C Behrens on behalf of James Gardiner Land Co reports Indiana farmers touring Waterloo Town farms and purchasing tracts at about 150 per acre amid lower prices than their usual 200–300. Auto note: ad jitter about Rembrandt cylinders.
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Waterloo
Citizens Savings Bank
A. Ferguson
Emmetsburg
Delaware County
Gyrus Mishler
Brown County
Kansas
Avint
Adaline Mishler
Ors
Henry A. Snyder
Mishler
S. 4
Johnson
Hummel
F. A. Valiant
Independence
Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
S. E. Chapin
Hazel Chapin
Des Moines
Clarence Smith
A. C. Behrens
James Gardiner Land Company
Indiana
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SOLON
the Pony Express
Nauman Co
ROW. & P
J. H
Dar
Cedar Falls
Lowe's
Cedar Walls
the Daughters of the American Revolution
F. B. Miller
Juke
M. M. Walker
Thomas Metcalf
Council Bluffs
Charles B. van Slyke
National Society of the Children of the American Revolution
A. B. Cummins
DA. R
Michigan
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Harriet Lake
Child Labor and Industrial Committee
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Mary H. Johnston
Congregational Church
A. N. Burr
May Rogers
Harlan
Winona Reeves
Keokuk
P. H. D. Society
H. W. Sigworth
Kingsley
D. R. Weaver
J. H. Lamson
Anamosa
O. Lamson
MR. Pickett
C. KR
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Bon Ton
Royal Worcester
Gail
Camely
Buchanan
Bostea
Nick
Nax
Yale Record
Friedl Rekery
West T1th St
Bayard St
Arthur C. Cole
West 4Th St
Commercial Bank
Wellington St
Kodak
Hamilton Camera Shop
C. HL
Luddons Market
Commercial St .Phiene
Fr. B. Barr
Chicago
Salen
Apply
Burch Bros Co
Wm. Galloway
Sunnyside Ave
Catholic Cemetery
Falls Ave
Chautauqua Park
Campielty Bicycle Store
Galloway
Sadie
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