Remedy for Tuberculosis Claims by Dr Edson
New York February 7 Dr Cyrus Down former New York City health commissioner publishes in the Medical Record a rational treatment for pulmonary tuberculosis with a remedy called septolin. He describes experiments, germ theory, and a carbolic acid based solution injected to purge germs from the bloodstream, reporting improvements in about 40 percent of treated patients and usage by about 50 physicians.
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Collision Injures Train Passengers Near Hannibal Missouri
A Wabash passenger train collided with a Keokuk and Northwestern service one mile north of Hannibal. Sixteen passengers were aboard. several were seriously hurt including Eva Potill and Mra. Trinter. Engineer Webster was badly injured. fault lay with the crossing signal. Reports place the wreck near the river with damage to cars and derailment risk.
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Blown From the Track In Denver Passenger Train Wreck
A Denver incident reports a passenger train derailed near a rural area injuring several travelers. Editor Fowler Pruth suffered eye injuries, while Mrs. Van Bicklen and others from Vinton Manufacturing and Damlog Tire were hurt. The event occurred as the Popular passenger line ran off its track, blowing over at a site noted for prior similar accidents.
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Referde, & Bleyele Paper
Jury Fixes Sentence in Montana Theft Case
Court records show Robert Winchester and accomplices charged with stealing loblbers sit ax ponniin of water from Chintive Heller. L Gaurith and 666 Hoch found guilty. penalty set by court. Trial concluded with verdict of guilty and two years in prison. Sentencing to be completed tomorrow at Mamm Muph's brain Notoritesw.
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Two More Bodies Recovered After Tragedy at Brook River
Reports indicate two additional bodies were recovered near the Triston river after a disaster that drew hundreds to the scene on Thursday night. Names include James Mack and Charles Cae teledat, with authorities stating victims were drowned or killed. A Byzantine tam unit aided the recovery as officials continued the search at dawn.
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Eienord Wriday
Pearl Bryan murder mystery deepens as allies withholds details
In Indianapolis a tangled tale unfolds with Miss Hollingsworth saying little about Pearl Bryan’s death. Officials question motives and link a series of clues to Fort Thomas and Newport. Detectives review drug use and possible involvement of Walling and Jackson as the case widens.
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Holiday diplomacy and Hawaii rumors spark mixed replies
Wellington dispatches reveal Honolulu discussions of a national holiday for a provisional government and U S responses. Officials discuss Chinese and Japanese labor, contract terminations, and economic competition as U S sailors arrive and Washington debates railroad land grant amendments.
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Four white men and a woman missing near Katotoy tribe area
From Alaska to Sitka reports indicate a party of four white men and one woman believed murdered by Mannékah Indians near Kake Island. A white miner’s killer from the same tribe was recently convicted and to be hanged, later commuted to life imprisonment.
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Fire Collapse Kills Two Children Injures One in Brooklyn Street Tragedy
A deadly blaze on West Harallon avenue Brooklyn killed two children and injured a boy with severe leg fractures. The fire, caused by unknown factors, raged through a building packed with residents. A chimney fell later as onlookers gathered, prompting emergency response and investigations.
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Tiay Nora
Wemurrad
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Yeata Alt
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Ehldeen
Many ships wrecked and crew drowned near Plum Island
A storm off Plum Island, Massachusetts wrecked the schooner Alliance and likely the Florida. Captain Mellon and crew were aboard, with several fatalities and missing, as the lifeboat rescue failed and beach flags and wreckage attracted rescuers.
Resignation of Justin McCarthy Shifts Irish Parliamentary Leadership
Dublin dispatch reports the Irish parliamentary meeting confronts an unexpected setback as Justin McCarthy resigns due to ill health. Thomas Sexton or John Dillon may succeed, but none match McCarthy's leadership for guiding the party through a critical period ahead of the next parliament. The decision impacts plans for the Irish race and forthcoming harmony convention in Dublin.
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Senate Committee Advances Navy Plate Contracts Hearing
Washington February hearing of the Senate Committee on Naval Affairs continued scrutiny of armor plate contracts. Secretary Tray spoke on costs and four hour sessions reviewed by Senator Chandler and his panel. Harveyized iron, nickel plate contracts, and figures for Carnegie and John Wharton were discussed as witnesses were led before the committee.
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Cashier Barnard Accused of Exceeding Authority
The Associated Press reports President Hayes says no evidence shows cashier Barnard appropriated bank funds for personal use, but he states the cashier exceeded his authority in the Fort Blinwix bank case during an interview in Rome New York on February.
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Dissension Over Pall Mall Gazette Editor Sacking
London Feb 1 Henry JC Custis resigns as editor of the Pall Mall Gazette after a correspondence with proprietor W W Astor. Astor cites constant antagonism toward America and disobedience to instructions as the cause. Astor plans to hire an American editor to replace him.
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Couple and wagon ride end in river tragedy
A couple riding in a wagon near Hosking bridge in Wallkill river were swept into a nine foot flood. Peter A. Adkins perished. Maud Kelly survived briefly before being found on a fence. Rescue efforts continued as tempests and deep cold hampered searchers.
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Strathnevis Departure Delayed by Bond Approvals
The Strathnevis was renamed from the United States court action and bonds totaling 117,000 and 100,000 were posted in favor of Mineola and Midwera. The ship will complete cargo loading by Tuesday and is expected to sail Wednesday for sea duties.
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President and Party Duck-Hunt at Quantico
The president aboard the lighthouse tender Maple arrived at Quantico at 2:15 AM. He was accompanied by Commodore Lamberton and Colonel Wright and went duck-hunting, with 12 ducks killed by noon. The party departed after an evening stop.
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Tragic Double Shooting Ends in Suicide Near Anaconda
In Anaconda Montana near Fifth and Locusts avenues a man shot Mrs Catlin three times then killed himself minutes later on Third Street near Walnut He a printer recently out of work haunted the Catlin home four months police halted him earlier but he refused to stop Friends tried to intervene but he fired and fled before later turning the gun on himself Local authorities report the woman severely wounded and still under doctors care Barney Beck a Quincy Illinois native and former boarder at the Catlin home was the shooter and had been pursuing Mrs Catlin for months through the town
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Fire at Mount Vaport destroys Altmeyer theater
Early morning blaze at Mount Vaport Penn spread through the sixth floor, gutting the Altmeyer theater and threatening the Mount Kevaport Herald office. Foreman G M Barton perished while escape attempts failed as flames cut exits and fumes reached nearby residences.
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Western Manufacturers Association Factory Shutdown
The Western Manufacturers' Association, led by its headquarters, announced a morning shutdown of its member plants. Production curtailed and prices rose over 4 percent versus last year. After the June contract expiration between employers and employees, wages may fall further by about 16 percent, following prior reductions of 24 percent two years ago and 7 percent restored later.
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Wheelmen converge for annual convention in Baltimore
The National Wheelmen convention opens Monday in Baltimore drawing enthusiasts from across the country. Candidates for national president vie for support as locals seek backing for their favored nominee amid a busy turnout.
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