Threats of split over Indiana osteopathic board
The Indiana law allowing osteopaths on the state medical board triggers a Michigan reciprocity dispute. Michigan seeks to curb the Indiana osteopath on the board, while Governor Marshall investigates claims of competency and a later inquiry finds the issue resolved as the Michigan board shows interest only in the Indiana law.
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Board of ‘Registration
Indianapolis
Indiana
State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Michigan
Michigan Board
Marshall
John F. Spaunhurst
Spaunhurst
Doctor Spaunhurst
Sparnhurst
Appoints Negro Delegates to National Congress Educators
Governor Marshall announces appointments of delegates to the National Congress of Negro Educators at St. Louis on August 25. Names include Rev George H Schaffer William Valentine Edwin Stokes Mrs Mary E Cable Beulah Porter Hazel Hart Hendricks Mattie Roberts Ella Croker all of Indianapolis, Rev William Porter of Bloomington Dr J M Townsend of Richmond and Dr S P Baker of Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
National Congress of Negro Educators
St. Louis
George H. Schaffer
Huwt
Herod
George ‘H. Hayes
William R. ‘Valentine
Edwin. Stokes
Mary
Beulah Porter
Hazel ‘Hart. Hendricks
Mattie
E. Roberts
Ella
Indiana G A R Plans Reunions At Terre Haute Encampment
Col John R Fesler acting as assistant adjutant general calls for infantry and cavalry reunions tied to the annual encampment in Terre Haute May 25 to 27. Activities occupy the first day across city council chambers Commercial club rooms and courtrooms with morning and afternoon gatherings. Reunions listed include Infantry Eleventh Fourteenth Thirty first Thirty second Forty third Fifty first Fifty seventh Fifty eighth Fifty ninth Seventy first Eighty fourth Eighty fifth Ninety seventh One Hundred forty ninth Cavalry Wilders brigade First Fourth Seventh Eleventh Batteries Eighth and Eighteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Fesler
Indiana
Terre Haute
Wagner
Wilder
Rabies Reports Near Kokomo Prompt State Health Review
Dr. A. C. White of Kokomo sent heads of animals to the state laboratory for rabies testing. Two hog heads showed chemical signs but no microscopic confirmation. A cow head yielded a positive rabies result. Dr. White notes many Howard county animals bitten by dogs and several deaths with similar symptoms.
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J. P. Simonds
State Board of Health
Rush
Fayette
Union
Decatur
Franklin
Benton
Carroll
Tippecanoe
Howard
Greensburg
Lafayette
Kokomo
A. C. White
White
Howard County
State Laboratory
Indiana National Guard commissions issued to two officers
Commissions as first lieutenants were issued at the office of Adjt. Gen. George W. McCoy of the Indiana National Guard to John C. Lochner of Auburn, who becomes a member of the staff of the Third infantry, and Merle A. Weisinger of Company B, First infantry, Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjt
George W. McCoy
Indiana National Guard
John C.lochner
Auburn
Third Infantry
Merle A. Weisinger
First Infantry
Mount Vernon
Business filings filed in secretary of state office
Articles of incorporation have been filed in the office of the secretary of state for the following entities. The notice lists newly formed corporations with filing dates and related details as recorded by state authorities.
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Secretary ‘of State
Roosevelt Becomes American Ambassador at Edward VII Funeral
Colonel Roosevelt arrives in London as a special American ambassador for King Edward VII's funeral. He is met by Lord Dundonald and C. E. F. Cunningham Graham with aides, welcomed by British officials and embassy staff. He rests at Dorchester House and is expected to await the funeral with possible West Park visit. invitations have been canceled.
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London
Roosevelt
Edward VII
Lord Dundonald
Charles E. F. Cunninghame Graham
George V
Queensborough
Ambassador Reid
Dorchester House
King Edward
West Park
Senate votes on rate bill in Dixon amendment
The Senate approved a modified Dixon long and short haul amendment to the railroad bill by 57 to 10. The measure drew support from Republican, Democratic, and Insurgent leaders with Senator Aldrich defending it and voting for it. Critics say it is contradictory or would saddle the interstate commerce commission with an impossible task.
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Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Interstate Commerce Commission
Miss Roosevelt Weds Langdon Warner in Oyster Bay
Miss Lorraine Roosevelt daughter of Mrs J West Roosevelt cousin of the former president married Langdon Warner of Boston at Oyster Bay New York.
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Roosevelt
New York
Lorraine Roosevelt
J. West Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
L L
Langdon Warner
Boston
Seattle courts target revenue from slave traffic claim
A United States District official described a pool of 700 to 800 men in Seattle living off revenue from white slave traffic, noting nearly all could be reached by state courts. The remarks illustrate federal scrutiny of illicit networks operating within Washington.
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Seattle
United States
Grafters Sentenced in Pittsburg Bribery Case
Ten prominent Pittsburg men including bankers physicians and former politicians faced Judge Frazer for bribery and conspiracy sentences. Six received jail terms and fines. Vilsack eight months and 5000 dollars, Stewart eight months 500, Ferguson eight months 500, Weber six months 250, Kearns four months 250, Einstein six months 2500.
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Pittsburg
Robert S. Frazer
A. A. Vilsack
German National Bank
Charles Stewart
Select
Hugh Ferguson
Dr. W. H. Weber
P. B. Kearns
Morris Einstein
Rockefeller drives become spring pastime in Tarrytown
In Tarrytown New York John D Rockefeller invites neighbors for rides in his car or carriage. Guests rarely refuse because his vehicles are premium and the drives are scenic. He wears a paper vest as cold protection and keeps it as a souvenir after each ride.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Eight School Pupils Drown in Huntington Mills Dam
In Huntington Mills Pennsylvania a prank at an old mill dam resulted in the drowning of six girls and two boys from Huntington Mills High School. Twelve youths were present. four escaped exhausted after failed rescue attempts. All 16 to 18-year-olds.
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Wilkesbarre
Huntington Malls
Huntington Mills
Yale Plays Lead in Chang-Sha Report from Hunan
Advices from Chang-Sha capital of Hunan recount that Yale is in the lead amid disturbances across the province. The dispatch notes unsettled conditions and highlights ongoing efforts to restore order and address local tensions.
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Peking
Chang-Sha
Hunan
Taft Exoneration Letter Draft Tied to Lawler Muse
Stenographer Kerby claims Oscar Lawler drafted the Ballinger exoneration language later used by President Taft. White House disputes tie between Lawler draft and Taft signature, noting Taft personally directed and investigated before exoneration. Wickersham notes routine use of drafts in government.
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Washington
Taft
L. A. Glavis
Land Office Service
Ballinger
Glavis
Oscar Lawler
Interior Department
Lawler
Ballinger-Pinchot Committee
Kerby
Don M. Carr
Wickersham
Ballinger-Pinchot
Nelson
Brandeis
White House
Mrr. Glavis
Mr. Pinchot
Saltillo steamboat disaster on Mississippi River
The Saltillo steamship carrying 47 passengers and 30 crew struck a hidden rock near Glen Park, Missouri, on the Mississippi River, sank in 20 feet of water after a shoreward bend and heavy driftwood. Thirteen people drowned, including seven passengers, as rescuers aided survivors amid cries and collapsing timbers.
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Saltillo
Mis- Glen Park
Missippi
Glen Park
Glen‘ ES
Taft Confers With Western Republican Senators
President Taft met Saturday with Republican senators from western states to gain votes for his legislative program. Nearly all western senators attended except insurgents. The conference aimed to line up western support with mutual concessions reported as achieved.
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White House
Washington
Taft
Mississippi River
Gath
Kins Husband Beaten By Ash It Smarting Under
A fragmentary item notes a confrontation labeled as the husband beating by Ash It Smarting under a tense scene. Details and context are unclear due to damaged text.
Bandits Shoot Up Town in Mount Pleasant Robbery
Seven to eight masked gunmen blew the Mount Pleasant post office safe, taking about 3000 dollars in stamps and cash. Secret service tracking the gang, shots fired scattered residents, and authorities race to arrest the robbers believed to be near.
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Rob
Saginaw
Mich
Mount Pleasant
Quake Tremors Hit San Jose Santo Domingo and Puerto Plata
Earthquakes struck San Jose Costa Rica Santo Domingo and Puerto Plata with alarms and panic. Reports vary on casualties and damage to interior towns with many feared killed and injured.
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Puerto Plata
San Domingo
San Jose
Costa Rica
Santo Domingo
Mine blast traps entombed workers in English shaft
An explosion in the Wellington coal mine at Whitehaven, Manchester, England trapped workers as rescue efforts continued. Gases hampered ventilation while rescuers worked at the bottom, attempting to penetrate the main body to free the entombed men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Wellington
Whitey Haven
Ae Me Oy
Penetra
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Claims Cure for Women
An old testimonial praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. The letter from Mrs. Anderson of Black Duck Minnesota describes retroflexion and a claimed cure, urging others to seek the remedy and to write Mrs. Pinkham for free advice.
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Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Don’t Persecute Your Bowels In Public Health Slogan
A fragment from a health pamphlet warns against persecuting the bowels and promotes fresh air as part of a public health message. The readable text is limited and lacks clear authorities or dates.
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Osteopath and
Indiana Board
B. W. Douglass
Mr. Douglass
Apiary
Charles Demuth
Peru
Mr. Demuth
Demuth
State Board of Education
J. C. Webb
E. F E. Roby
Oldenburg Academy
G. A. R. Reunion
King George’s
Edward
Sarachee
Emma Chapman
Baldwinsville
N.Y
Hazel
Secretary of Interior
Starmer
Vescrane
4Y Bank
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Carter
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