New York and Washington gossip and a famed medical dare
In a vivid blend of society notes and bold medical bravado a New York crowd roars at pool hall intrigue while a Long Island College Hospital surgeon performs a life saving blood transfusion risking his own life. The episode highlights social vice debates and a daring medical act that saved a dying woman.
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New York
Paaxetix M. Keup
Sed
Oma
Young Kear
Sigeon
Bera
Disbarment Threat Over Spirit of Times Society Charter
February 10. Attorney Art her K Linhart faced court scrutiny over charter filings for the Spirit of the Times Society linked to rioters in Mansfeld coal valley. Judge Kennedy granted the charter but warned Linhart to explain in writing or face disbarment. a further hearing is set for next week.
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Capendont Society
White
Petitios
Spirit of the ‘Times Society
Kennedy
Liebart
Train wreckers and riots grip towns and mines in early February
Reports from Captering Roveros and nearby areas detail arrests in a train wreckers investigation, with suspects named Johnson and a confessed participant implicating others. Lynching talk circulates as authorities anticipate more arrests while miners in Mansfield protest foreign strikers and English speaking diggers fill mines. A New York court action targets Peover M Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers over life insurance compliance.
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Texas
Missouri
Kaneas
Turas
Jesse Dillingham
Johnson
Wi Soctul
Prrrancns
Rye
Miners Organizatinn
Mansfield
Supreme Court
Peover M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Beat
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Dezansa
Potter Firm Faces Prolonged Pottery Wage Strike
The Potter Firm opposes wage cuts proposed by manufacturers as potters in East Liverpool and Trepton, N J join a looming strike. An Advisory Board of fifteen was formed to manage local grievances, with a leader condemning the new scale. A pay packers list and details on present wages reflect dramatic reductions across hollow ware, saucer, and other lines, signaling broad industry hardship.
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Velow
Bet
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Trepton
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Packer
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Dem
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Rene Aseen
Bowes
Four Fire Bomb Plots Target World Fair in Chicago
Four arson attempts were thwarted early at the Chicago World’s Fair grounds as guards from the Columbian forces prevented blazes in Machinery Hall, the Manufacturers’ building, the Waukesha Hye engine room, and a staff factory frame building. Col. Rice suspects junk dealers seek illicit profits. meanwhile a liquor license applications tally shows 1,571 in the county, down 154 from last year.
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Machinery Hall
Doydegain
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Kinsell
Tan Lo’slock
Waukesha Hye
So'elock
Schaunaman
Tam
Col. Rice
Columbian Guard
Provisional Government Tensions and Pacific News
Reports from Honolulu describe diplomatic regrets from Japanese and Western representatives over a January celebration. A Chinese labor import proposal failed, amid Japanese demands to control such immigration. Attacks on Paul Newman and a ship grounding on Kaust are noted beside open letters from G L Carter defending constitutional integrity and urging public safety loyalism.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Australia
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Ful
Woodhouse
American League
Annexation Club
American Party
United States
Paul Newman
H. N. Castle
Stellar
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Newman
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Kaust
G. L. Carter
North American Review
F. R. Coudert
New York
Carter
Congress
Wall Street Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Committee of Public Safety
Riker seeks mandamus to force $50,000,000 bond issue
L Riker, a Chicagoan who bid for Secretary Carlisle's $50 million bonds, filed a petition in the Supreme Court of the District seeking a mandamus to compel issuance of the bonds. Justice Bradley withheld publication. decision set for 10 o'clock Monday. Riker may appeal if denied.
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Carlie
Justice Bradley
Supreme Court of the District
Gradley
Riker Avanrts
Wellsburg Post Office Move Nears Completion
Special telegrams from February 10 report Wellsburg officials John C. Palmer Major McCleary and Congressman Pendleton visiting the Post Office Department to arrange moving the Wellsburg post office to the new city building. The change is set for early March and a White House chat with President Cleveland followed.
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Major M'Cleary
Wellsburg
Pendieton
Post Office Department
New City
White House
Mr. Cleveland
M’cleary
German-Russia treaty published as conciliation grows
The Hamburg Nachrichten reports a shift toward a conciliatory tone as agrarian tensions ease over the German Russia treaty. Chancellor Caprivi gains cautious support amid assurances of ten year terms and mutual trade protections, while Mario Seebach, the divorced wife of Niemann, is seriously injured in a coal wagon accident in Dresden.
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Friedrichsruhe
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Jamburger Nachrichten
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Dresden
America
Death by revolver in college room tragedy at Marabati
John Alexander a 21 year old Marshall College student from Kanawha county was shot in the right eye by Harry Potts, 15, during a staged scene in a room at Marabati College Huntington W Va on February 10. Alexander died before a physician arrived. he lodged with his aunt near Coalburg and attended his second term. Potts, son of the City Clerk, faces inquiry as the incident unfolds amid surrounding notice items and obituaries in the publication.
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Barry Potts
Huntington
Marabati College
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James ‘Tyree
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