Through the Cloud a Break in Deadlock on World's Fair Funds
Democratic House caucus hours of negotiation end in a harmonious plan to adjourn next week. The report proposes reconsidering the Sundry Civil bill, cutting Durborow funding to 2.5 million for the fair, and sending the measure to conference for a final vote by August 6.
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Washineton
House
Congress
Texas
Messrs
Kilgore
Bailey
Anthony
Kolman
Mr. Reilly
Pennsylvania
Eolman
Reilly
Kenly
Committee On Adjustment of the Dist Uity
Democrats
Committee of the House
Holman
Senate
Bingham
Durborow
A Good and Honest Investment
Treasury Foll paid stock of the Denver Gammit Gold Co Massachusetts organization at 15 cents a share subject to advancement. Four claims in Admiralty Island Alaska 1500x600 feet each. Average ore value 29 per ton. 1200 feet working ground above tunnel level.
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Treasury
Denver- Gammit Gold Co
Massachusetts
Admiralty Island
Alaska
House Adjourns After Quorum Fails In Recess Vote
Congress bounces between adjournment motions and quorum failures as the House stalls on a recess vote amid World’s Fair debate. In the Senate a Pettigrew demand for a war officer report triggers committee referrals and a grand Army reception select committee is named.
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Indian Territory
Senate
Congress
Land Office
Judiciary Committee
Messrs
Gallinger
Peffer
Hansbrough
Felton
Sanders
White and Hill
Pinkerton
Hawley
Manderson
Quay
Palmer
Vilas
Poison Mystery Deepens at Salisbury Beach Cable House
A second autopsy was performed as investigators probe a mineral poison link in the Salisbury Beach case. Landlord Montgomery denies dinner, tea may have caused illness, and officials weigh whether a deliberate poisoner was at work amid growing public uncertainty.
Cable House Mystery Deepens in City Case
The district attorney and medical examiner remain non committal. If a crime occurred it was fiendish and deadly. Motive is unclear beyond sensational theories about Mrs Wing the housekeeper who took a purgative after feeling ill. Dr Snow notes it was prescribed by her physician. Salisbury settles for night with a lingering question: who did it and why.
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McCarthy
Smith
Hill
Snow
Cable House
Professor Hill
Harvard
Moody
Haverhill
Young Smith
Wing
Salisbury
Tragic Cambridgeport Freight Train Death Of 9 Year Old
A 9 year old boy Clarence Hobbs was crushed between two cars of a freight train on the Boston and Albany lines near Main street Cambridgeport. He died instantly while watching the move. Companions Devin Riley and Robert McNamee were nearby. The body was taken to Undertaker Litchfield's and examined by Medical Examiner Swan. Father Jeremiah R. Hobbs resides at Hotel Shirley on School Street Cambridgeport.
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Clarence Hobbs
Boston & Albany
Cambridgeport
Main Street
Hobbs
Devin Riley
Robert McNamee
Litchfield’s
Swan
Jeremiah R. Hobbs
Shirley
School Street
Sullivan Arrested in Haswell Murder Case on Fall River
Daniel D. Sullivan a 45 year old plumber was arrested in New York as he stepped from the Fall River boat on suspicion of murdering Anthony J. Haswell in Providence last month. He is held at police headquarters. State Officer Doran sought quick transfer to Providence with no extradition papers but was blocked by a steamboat squad officer. Two other Providence suspects are in custody. Sullivan says he was in New York when the murder occurred.
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New York
Daniel D. Sullivan
Fall River
Doran
Massachusetts
Anthony J. Haswell
Providence
Sullivan
Murray Street
Grand Central Depot
Funnerly
Steamboat Squad
Haswell
Mars
Lick
Schiapareilla
Myr. Edison
Ara
The
Post
Dynamite Threat Suspect Arraigned in Tombs Court
Albert De Laurens, driven by hunger, was arraigned at the Tombs Court on dynamite threats to Bar ing Magoun & Co and to Tiffany. He appeared starved and ravenously ate prison fare, claiming a crowbar whirled about in his head as one of his misfortunes.
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New York
Albert Delaurens
Baring, Magoun & Co
Tiffany
Tombs Court
Twin screw cruiser No 11 set for Aug 11 launch in Boston
Marblehead likely to be the name of the new twin screw cruiser No 11 to be launched at Harrison Loring shipyard in Boston on August 11. The vessel is expected to carry the Marblehead name.
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Washington
Harrison Loring
Boston
Marblehead
Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York
Weather indications show generally fair skies for Thursday for New England and eastern New York. Warmer conditions expected along the New England coast with southwest winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
Mars Signals Seen by Lick as Mars Threads Its Mystery
The Post argues Mars hosts a advanced civilization and interprets recent Lick Observatory findings as messages. It cites three lights in a triangle on the planet’s limb, a Fountain of Youth elevation, and complex polar markings as signs to Earth, with speculation that Mars people beckon communication.
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Mars
Lick
Fountain of Youth
Lick Observatory
Barnard
Earth
King Bohemian Brew Notice at Longwood Ave
An advertisement invites readers to try King Bohemian beer and promises prompt brewery service if not stocked by the grocer. It lists the address 86 Longwood Avenue and a Roxbury telephone contact for orders.
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King’s Bohemian
Longwood Avenue
Roxbury
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