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Died. Sir William Purdie Treloar, Bart., 80, Lord Mayor of London, 1906-1907, at London. He founded the Lord Mayor Treloar Cripples' Hospital and College in Hampshire, initiated a Christmas Guild Hall dinner for poor children in London and was known as "the Cripples' Friend" and "the Children's Lord Mayor...
Died. Sir H. T. Smart, Bart., 70, comic opera and vaudeville actor, known professionally as Charles Archer, at Los Angeles. Preferring the life of an actor to that of a baronet, he came to the U. S. in his youth and went West with the first Pinafore company...
...Bartholomew's Hospital, oldest medical school in England, has just celebrated the 800th anniversary of its foundation by Rahere in 1123, during the reign of Henry I. Popularly known as " Bart's," it has long played a foremost rôle in British medicine. Monumental histories of the institution have been published by Sir Norman Moore and Sir D'Arcy Power...
...making the ward rounds, to which American students are introduced but sparingly until their interne years, became the favorite sport of British medical students. Laboratory and lecture work in the British schools was weak until recent years, but the great hospitals of Guy's, St. Mary's, Bart's and others have produced thousands of notable practitioners with the best clinical experience in the world. The current of progress, stimulated by official support from the Ministry of Health, of which Sir George Newman is Chief Medical Officer, is now _ setting in the direction of unified university schools...
...Champion," now playing at the Park Square Theatre. This newest comedy is a modern and novel treatment of the much-abused parable; it offers ample scope for the peculiar talents of the star, and gives him a role that may be favorably compared with his immortal. John Paul Bart, the "Tailor-Made...