Lentz Attacks Administration Over Havana War Delay
In Washington on April 7 the House heard Ohio Democrat Lentz accuse the administration of stock market manipulation to delay the army reorganization bill. Grosvenor rebutted, denying any truth to Lentz claims and urging war readiness if needed. The debate grew heated as Hull's motion to strike provisions failed and the bill was recommitted 150 to 61.
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Washington
Lentz
Wall Street
Capitol
Havana
General Grosvenor
Mr. Lentz
Spain
Hull
Sulzer
Dem
N. Y
Cuba
Congress
Maine
Andrew Jackson
White House
Lewis
Vem
Wash
Kr. Lentz
Mit’ Lentz
Peace Party
Lee
Lombard Street
Grosvenor
Ohio
Aplause
Kentucky
Mr. Berry
Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Senate
General Lee
Bailey
Buckeye Statesman
Mr. Grosvenor
Assistants Named by Board Of Principal Assessors
The Board of Principal Assessors announced appointments for first and second assistants with 84 appointees split evenly between Democrats and Republicans. The list assigns each ward its two assistants, notes several reassignments and removals, and confirms three first assistants.
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Charles A. Tilden
Charles W. Odiorne
Thomas O. McEnaney
Irwin Clarke
James J. Mellen
J. F. Bowditch
Dennis G. Quirk
Charles W. Pearson
Frank J. Enos
Patrick Sullivan
Timothy J. Murphy
Michael Cangiano
Joseph D. Dillworth
Allen J. McIntire
Edwin R. Spinney
John C. Cook
John J. Toomey
Charles C. Burrill
John H. Hout
James I. Moore
William H. Allen
Charles H. Snow
John S. McDonough
Thomas H. Bond
Patrick F. Hopkins
Edward W. Dolan
John P. Geiscecker
James P. Fox
John J. Sullivan
Robert Culbert
George W. Crocker
John H. Donovan
Edward W. Griggs
William B. Smart
Oliver F. Davenport
Alonzo F. Andrews
Louis Burkhardt
John H. Griggs
Edward Seaver
Henry W. Kelly
Walter E. Merriam
Frank S. Pratt
Willam Dooman
Edward P. Butler
James F. Dowling
John H. Giblin
James A. Coutts
Michael F. Dolan
Clinton P. Duryea
William G. Bail
William A. Chamberlain
William D. Lang
Joseph A. Sinclair
Francis N. Plummer
John A. Dillon
Ward
Benjamin M. Fiske
Patrick F. Carley
George W. Warren
J. Harris Rubin
Lane of War
Tague
Acker
Sullivan
Jones
Roach
Bunton
McKee
Breen
Kemp
Robinson
Kranefusa
Fossett
Kelly
Magee
Warren
Charles J. Dowd
Senate Debates Civil Bill and Cuba Policy in War-Ready Talks
In the Senate the sundry civil bill resumed under Pettus amendment proposing 200000 for Mobile Harbor. Morgan of Alabama urged a Cuba declaration of war and defended it as justified. He criticized the appropriations committee for wielding too much power and warned Chairman Allison to beware Senate missteps.
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Senate
Alabama
Mr. Allison
Morgan
Havana
Pettus
Mobile Harbor
Foreign Relations Committee
Cuba
Morgaja
Appropriations Committee
Allison
Bicyclist Jerome Ludy In Fatal City Hospital Crash
Jerome Ludy 19 of 78 East Cottage Street suffered a brain concussion after a bicycle collision on Columbus Road near Dorchester Avenue at 8 PM. He was found unconscious, treated by Dr. Harkins, and taken to City Hospital where surgeons say his condition is critical.
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Jerome Ludy
City Hospital
Ludy
Columbus Road
Dorchester Avenue
Harkins
East Cottage Street
Landis Shot Dead in Lancaster as Bank President Falls Victim
David B. Landis president of the Conestoga National Bank and a leading Lancaster citizen was shot and killed by Ralph W. Wireback a patent medicine manufacturer. The motive arose from Landis attempting to dispossess Wireback who rented his house and renewed a lease before sale. Wireback surrendered after the shooting and was described as eccentric.
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Lancaster
Penn
David B. Landis
Conestoga National Bank
Ralph W. Wireback
Landis
Wireback
Garret
Graef
Strike near end at York cloth mill in Saco Maine
The York cloth mill strike near resolution as labor leaders expect workers to return Monday. An 80 name committee failed to meet Agent Page today since he was away, but he arrived home tonight and will discuss reopening gates at tomorrow's conference.
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Saco
York
Page
Street Watering Order Defeated and City Pay Debated
The Common Council defeated the watering of streets by a 40 to 34 vote after a debate over letting poorer households be heard. An order to increase police captain salaries passed the board, and a half holiday for city employees was approved. Rutherford avenue Devens and Bow streets widening approved at up to 200000 dollars.
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Quincy
Norris
Messrs. Newmarch
Lonergan
Newmarch
Messaac
McKinley
Watson
Tinkham
Mark Hanna
O’toole
Rutherford Avenue
Devens
Bow Streets
Steamer Iroquois Towed to Charleston for Repairs
The steamer Iroquois, Captain Kemble, en route from New York to Charleston, lost her pro ellors off Hatteras last night but anchored then sailed under canvas. The steamship George W. Clyde, Captain Robinson, from Boston to Charleston, assisted and towed the Iroquois to Charleston arriving this evening.
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Charleston
S. C
Iroquois
Kemble
New York
Hatteras
George W. Clyde
Robinson
Boston
Poor aim cited in shooting at 88 Green Street
Police allege Uriah Jackson attempted to kill Charles Kerns during a dispute at 40 Lynde Street. Jackson fired once, the bullet narrowly missing its target, then fled the upper tenement before officers could arrest him as the alarm spread from headquarters.
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Uriah
Jackson
Charles Kerns
Green Street
Kerns
Lynde Street
Courtier Prods Emperor On Language Mastery
A courtier asks if the Chinese Emperor has abandoned mastering a European language. The Emperor replies yes, noting uncertainty about which language he will need for interactions with neighbors, reflecting a humorous or satirical exchange.
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Washington
Itas
Refund Guarantee on Warranted Syrup of Tarif
A printed card offers a refund on a 50 cent bottle if Greene s Warranted Syrup of Tarif fails to cure cough or cold. A 25 cent bottle is assured at purchase to prove satisfaction or money refunded, with multiple Springfield area signatories listed.
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Greene
Emery Souther
Green St
Tremont
Slocum System Promoted as Cure for Consumption
A Boston Post advertises the Slocum System as a miracle remedy for consumption and related illnesses. It claims to heal through enriched blood and bodily vigor, credits Koch, Pasteur, Nirchow and Metchnikoff, and offers three free bottles and a pamphlet to readers sending their address to Dr. T. A. Slocum in New York City.
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Koch Pasteur
Nirchow
Metchnikoff
Boston Post
T. A. Slocum
Slocum
New York City
Dr. Slocum
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Elay
Leman
United Intryer
The
United
Sing
Er Wentz
Virginia
Hanna
McMillan
Bonds
John J. McCook
McCook
America
Mr. Bailey
Board
Brunswick
Massachusetts
Oe Fis Sa
Crawford
Cho
Brockton
Mass
U. S. Hotel
Washington St
Park Square
Mr. Morgan
Appropriations
Council
Commission
Gan
Merit
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