Knickerbocker Club Scandal Ties Degenerate Circle to Murders
New York police probe Knickerbocker Club amid claims of a moral pervert ring linked to the murders of Mrs. Adams and H. C. Barnet. District Attorney Gardiner expects arrests after the inquest while Colonel Gardiner seeks exhumation to test for mercurial poisoning.
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New York
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
McClusky
Henry Co. Barnet
Knickerbocker Club
Gardiner
Barnet
Cornish
Cleveland Street
London
Colonel Gardiner
H. C Barnet
Hart
Douglass
Spooner Attacks Philippine Policy in Senate Speech
Senator Spooner of Wisconsin argued against permanent U S subjugation in the Philippines and urged ratification of the peace treaty as a path to clear the issue with the people. He contended consent of the governed is essential and defended the line between conquest and consent, noting Porto Rico as different in principle. The Senate later adjourned after executive session. the House passed the river and harbor bill at over twenty million dollars.
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Washington
Senate
Spooner
Wisconsin
West
Philippine Archipelago
Tillman
8. C
Pratt
United States
Porto Rico
Philippines
Hale
Mr. Spooner
Hoar
Spain
Congress
Cuba
Davis
House
Suffolk Bicycle Club Private Masquerade at Grand Army Hall
Masked attendees filled Grand Army Hall in Roxbury for the Suffolk Bicycle Club annual private masquerade party. More than 100 couples attended as Joseph Keegan directed the floor with assistance from William Schleehaus and John Kilduff while the club orchestra provided music.
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I Grand Army Hall
Roxbury
Suffolk Bicycle Club
Joseph Keegan
William Schleehaus
John Kilduff
Boston University Law School seniors finalize record election
Law School seniors completed a prolonged class election voting for all offices. Elected vice presidents Messie Bert Holland and J McCormack. Miss Cook became secretary. Carl Richardson treasurer. Louis S Cox and S Thomas H Russell were chosen for the faculty committee. Executive committee includes Henry Siskind FF H McCurda H Bacon W D Martin Josiah Dearborn. Photograph committee named C Sawyer chair with George J Thompson Josiah Dearborn Joseph A McDonough J J Cunningham M T Kennedy. Leon Egges elected temporary chairman.
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Boston University Law School
Messie
Bert
FF. H. McCurda
H. Bacon
W. D. Martin
Josiah Dearborn
Gulliver
C. Sawyer
George J. Thompson
Joseph A. McDonough
J. J. Cunningham
M.T. Kennedy
Leon Egges
Reading by Miss Srover at Berkeley Hall Assembly
Miss Srover of the Mmerson College of Oratory will give a reading at Berkeley Hall Assembly tomorrow evening. The event is said to be well managed and promising a successful gathering under William H. McMasters.
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Miss Srover
Mmerson College of Oratory
Berkeley Hall
Wiliam H. McMasters
Colonel Guild Faces Colonial Appointment Doubts
Lieutenant Colonel Curtis Guild Jr on furlough from Havana camp says he cannot yet decide on accepting the colonial commission appointment. He discusses camp health, beef scandal questions, and his inspector general duties including land damages and terminal work in Jacksonville and Savannah.
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Curtis Guild, Jr
J. S&s V
Seventh Army Corps
Havana
Guild
McKinley
Colonial Commission
Boston
Seventh Corps
Illinois
Cabanas Fortress
Artillery
Signal Corps
Engineers
Cuba
Washington
Nelson A. Miles
Guild Poltely
Jacksonville
Savannah
United States
Second Artillery
Rival in Cuba Split by Gen Ludlow Assignments
The text notes rival forces in Cuba divided under General Ludlow who controls Havana and nearby towns while General Lee holds the remaining province. Heavy artillery batteries operate in Havana under Ludlow, with light batteries kept by Lee.
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Cuba
Melba Stars in La Traviata at Boston Theatre
Melba in fine voice headlines the Ellis company performance of La Traviata at the Boston Theatre. Pandolfini as Alfredo shows limits when pushed, while Germonte as Germont earns applause. The cast's others trail. Damrosch conducts upcoming Flying Dutchman with Gadski and Kraus in key roles.
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Verdi
Mme. Melba
Patti
Pandolfini
Bensaudle
Germont
Mime
Gadski
Senta
Kraus
Erik
Stury
Walter Damrosch
Military Division 47 Holds Second Annual Concert and Ball
The second annual concert and ball of Military Division 47 A O H was held last evening at urban Hall 99 Washington street with 700 attendees. Notables included County President William J Cronin Colonel Charles McCarthy and various division officers. The event featured a grand march led by Captain Thomas J Clements and couples among a long list of participants and staff.
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A. Oo. H
Urban Hall
Washington Street
William J. Cronin
Charles McCarthy
John A. Quinn
East
Boston
John J. Daly
Dorchester
John Prescott
John Dolan
Daniel McKenna
J. d. O'Sullivan
William H. Carroll
Bartholomew Clements
Thomas J. Clements
Messrs
Michael Griffin
John Keeffe
Patrick Hogan
John Casey
M. J. Murrin
Patrick Henry
Neth O’ Bonnell
P.J. Henry
Michael O'Toole
D. J. Cahill
Thomas A. Conway
William J. Byrnes
William Murphy
F. H. Turner
Charles Mittchell
H. T. —Idy
Patrick Mclkenna
John J. Nac
Captain Clements
Clements
Sarah McLoughlin
Barbara T. Connolly
William Sullivan
Mary A. Driscoll
B. J. Connolly
Griffin
John McCarthy
Nora Driscoll
Michael McGrail
Mary Mahone
Daniel Forbes
Helena Carroll
D. W. Cahill
Frances McLoughlin
Hartford Steam Boiler Sees Asset Rise and Safer Operations
The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Co reports a year over year asset increase of 157,885.17 and surplus rise of 103,177.32. Its core effort is quarterly risk inspections and continuous supervision to minimize losses, with prevention prioritized over prompt loss payment. The New England office at 125 Milk Street Boston, with manager C. E. Roberts, leads inspectors ready to assist insureds and plans for new boilers and plant layouts.
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Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company
New England Department
Milk Street
Boston
Trade With Canada Promoted By New York Chamber
At the New York Chamber of Commerce meeting Osborne Howes of Boston urged stronger trade ties with Canada. He spoke as a Boston Chamber representative aiming to mobilize New Yorkers for freest possible commerce with Canada.
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New York
New York Chamber of Commerce
Osborne Howes
Boston
Canada
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Ward 18 Colored Democratic Club Grows Members
An enthusiastic meeting at 18 Kendall Street elected John H Banks as president. I D Barnett Asa B Kountze Stewart J Host and others spoke on Why We Are Democrats. Committee named to canvass the ward. 23 new members joined to reach 64. Next meeting set for February 23 at Hampshire Street HQ.
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Ward 18
Kendall Street
John IH. Banks
I. D. Barnett
Asa B. Kountze
Stewart J. Host
Hampshire Street
Anger Between Alger and Miles Grips Washington
Bitter exchange surrounds Secretary Alger and General Miles over war mismanagement and supplies. Rumors of court martial surface while officials deny plans and public opinion reportedly backs Miles. A cabinet feud, with hints of personnel changes, intensifies as the administration seeks resolution.
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Washington
Nelson A. Miles
Alger
Corbin
Miles
Spain
Hagan
War Office
Merritt
Brooke
Fagan
General Miles
Magan
Began
Hoar Rebuked as Swift Fails to Secure Reappointment
Washington dispatch notes the Massachusetts delegation blocks United States Marshal Henry W. Swift’s reappointment. Senator Hoar’s opposition to expansion and the party line push ex-State Treasurer George A. Marden toward the post, with April 1 as the expected start. The party also backs Rep. J. J. McCarthy of Charlestown for surveyor of the port.
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Washington
United States
Henry W. Swift
Massachusetts
Bay State
Hoar
Sherman Hoar
Marshal Swift
Cleveland
Young Hoar
Swift
Chicago
Bryan
New England
Volunteer Aid Association
Old Commonwealth
United States Court
Charles K. Darling
Lodge
Senator Hoar
Fitzgerald Objects to Free Ships Until Raw Materials Free
Representative Fitzgerald of Massachusetts a House merchant marine committee member issued a supplementary minority report on the Hanna Payne shipping bill He argues that while protectionist policy remains in force free trade in ships is unfair when other goods face protective duties He adds shipbuilders pay high costs and deserve similar benefits before free ships are allowed.
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Washington
Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
House Committee On Merchant Marine
Hanna-Payne
Boston Theater Weeknight Showcases in 1900s Touring Slates
The article lists upcoming productions in Boston venues with Della Fox at the Park and new firsts at the Boston Theatre. It covers The Village Postmaster, A Reign of Favor with the Rogers brothers, The Bride Elect, and In the Curry, noting stars, engagements, and travel plans for performers like Olga Nethersole, Louis Massen, and Charles Frohman, plus local theater shifts at Hellis, Castle Square, and the Museum.
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Della Fox
Park
Boston
Frvor
Rogers Brothers
Boston Theatre
Charles Towle
George B. McLellan
New York
England
Louis Massen
Keith
Cora Tanner
Mr. Massen
Charlies Frohman
Olga Nethersole
Chicago
Hollis
Curry
Catherine
Delle Fox
N. S. Wood
Bowdoin Square Stock Company
West End
Mr. Wood
Boy Scout
Bowdoin Square
Queena
Columbia
Manila
Grand Opera House
Siren Navarre
Graham
Wavy
Marinellas
Howard
Mons
Marinella
Tom
Sadie McMahon
Rose D’ava
Grand Theatre
Delevente
Living Pictures
the Grand
Baroness Blanc
Austin & Stone
Rosa
Blind Tom
Francis Wilson
Tremont
Richard Mansfield
Ffellcs
Sue
Keith's bill features Smith and Fuller musical act
Readers are told that among the week’s offerings at Keith's the featured musical act Smith and Fuller stands out as a pleasing specialty in the current bill.
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Keith's
Smith and Fuller
Trade Card Adverts for Tar Syrup Refund Guarantee
A printed card offers refunds on a 510 cent Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if not curing coughs or colds. It guarantees a 25 cent bottle refundable on unsatisfactory use. Numerous names and shop addresses listed, ending with "Two Hundred Others."
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Greene’s
Emery Souther
Rust & Richardson Drug
George C. Goodwin & CO
B. F. Bradbury
Washinton
J. C. E. Woodward
J. C. E. Woodward & C9., 62 Bromfield 36. Joseph L. Parker
Tremont St
W. A
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Damrosch
Mmes
Melba
Toronto
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Sale
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Maude Courtney
Martells
Joaquin Miller
Klondike
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Mrs. Gordon
Oxford
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Matinde
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HARK
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Mr. Mansfield
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Boston Museum
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Uncle Sam
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Carneval
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Josa DeAya
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Adam
Mazzello Brothers
Bowdoin SQ
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Aristocracy
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Walker
Koster
Gial
S. Mallory Bros
Goggin and Davis
Hlodges
Launchmere
Thunder Cloud
We. & the Poor
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Sage
Ee Tremont Row
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Miss Fuller
Loie Fuller
Great Britain
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