Senator Money Opposes Peace Treaty Ratification
Washington February 3 The Senate heard five hours of debate with Mr Money Daniel Va opposing ratification of the peace treaty. He argued against the treaty basing his plea on constitutional grounds and urged a departure from past American history. After three and a half hours he was applauded as he spoke. An executive session followed. The Navy Committee reported a joint resolution authorizing a granite Maine memorial in Colon Cemetery Havana with $10,000 appropriated.
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Senate
Money
Daniel
Davis
Hale
Naval Affairs Committee
Secretary of the Navy
Colon Cemetery
Havana
Cuba
United States
Maine
Poison Ring Probe in New York Murder Case
A former Knickerbocker Athletic Club employee linked to a poisoning plot is described as part of a scheme involving cyanide of mercury. Barnet’s death is uncertain, with investigators including District Attorney Gardiner and coroner Hart preparing a coroner’s inquest. Osbourne and Blumenthal draft the case for court. jurors will be businessmen and physicians, kept confidential before seating.
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Nish
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Cornish
Barnet
Gardiner
Osborne
Blumenthal
Hart
Mystery of Barnet and Cornish Inquest in Local Ledger
Coroner Hart fields junk letters amid murder case fallout. John G. Kelly delivers blank subpoenas to Captain McClusky for witness list. Coroner plans to subpoena Harry Cornish Mrs Florence Rogers and Fred Hovey along with doctors Hitchcock and Styles Potter inquest continues.
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Hart
John G. Kelly
Wart
McClusky
Mystery Writer Identified in Barnet Forgery Case
An expert concluded that the Barnet letters and orders were written by Molineux after exhaustive handwriting comparisons. The coterie behind the forgeries lived discreetly in a fashionable apartment, unseen by neighbors, amid Oriental decor and privacy.
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Gallagher
Molineux
Barnet
Knickerbocker Club
Handwriting Link in Poison Case Aids Police
An employee of the Knickerbocker Athletic Club identifies handwriting from letters signed H Cornish and H Co Barnet found at the crime scene. Coroner Hart vows inquest steps align with the district attorney and Captain McClusky, amid deputy witnesses and ongoing inquiries.
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McClusky
H. Cornish
H. Co. Barnet
Hart
Suboena
John S. McIntyre
Function of Authorities in Barnet Case Sparks Tension
Police headquarters show District Attorney Gardiner faced sharp look from detectives over a renewed discovery claim. Detectives say Gardiner’s push to direct prosecutions stems from criticisms of his office and pressure to aid police. Barnet’s body to be exhumed next week. unembalmed, without mercurial treatment, though relatives doubt it will yield much. Expert Edward B. Hay has reviewed suspect writings, including a letter from Roland B. Molineux and a newspaper facsimile of his handwriting.
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McClusky
District Attorney's Office
Colonel Gardiner
H. GC. Barnet
Barnet
Douglass
Hay
Edward B. Hay
United States Treasury Department
Roland B. Molineux
I& Newspaper
House adjourns amid filibuster against relief bills
Washington February 3. The House spent most of three hours in filibuster against relief bills on the private calendar. The filibuster succeeded and the House adjourned without action. The conference report on the diplomatic appropriation bill was adopted and a joint resolution was passed requesting the President to inform Congress about outrages on American citizens in China.
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Washington
House
China
House Ganal Bill Seen Favorable After Amendments
Washington Feb 3 The House committee on interstate and foreign commerce moved a favorable report on the Hepburn Nicaragua Canal bill with amendments as a substitute for the Morgan bill approved by the Senate.
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Morgan Bill
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Washington
Woman With Fractured Skull Walks to City Hospital
Mary McSweeney of 483 First Street South Boston, a 25 year old unmarried woman, arrived at City Hospital last night claiming a fall down 15 stairs at 82 Lowell Street on Thursday caused head and wrist injuries. Surgeons diagnosed a fractured skull and a fractured right wrist and noted her surprising mobility. prognosis unclear.
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First Street
South
Boston
City Hospital
Lowell Street
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Aids Asthmatic Sufferer
A concise report notes Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup assisting an asthmatic patient. The item cites a remedy claim and observed relief, reflecting period medical advertising practices without modern validation.
Mystery Flats Show Knickerbocker Ties Under Scrutiny
An inquest hints at scandal as two men vacate apartments linked to the Knickerbocker Club. A Japanese servant kept the place, and baskets from the club arrived daily. A degenerate visitor arrives, then the flats are abandoned to avoid exposure. Several members suspected the setup months earlier.
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Knickerbocker Club
Knickerbocker Athletics Club
Barnet
Cornish
Building Permits Revoked for Dorchester Streets
Residents on Templeton and Edwin streets complain about unsafe walls at buildings issued to John L. Groubert. A wall fell in high wind, damaging a neighbor, while others fear future collapse. The City inspected and revoked permits dated December 1 and December 21, 1898, for Templeton and Edwin street structures, citing nonconformity with statute law.
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Dorchester
John L. Groubert
Templeton Street
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A. B. Wisher
Edwin Street
Dorchester Avenue
John S. Camrell
Warranted Syrup of Tar refunds offered by multiple firms
A historic notice states refunds on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar bottles if coughs persist. It promises a 25 cent bottle free or money back, listing numerous druggists and firms including Emery Souther, Rust & Richardson Drug, Goodwin Co, Bradbury, Woodward, Parker, Demeritt, Knowlton, Gammon, Siskind, Chapin, Adams and others.
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Groan Bt
Rust & Richardson Drug
George
Goodwin & Co
B. F. Bradbury
Washington St. C
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Bromfield St Joseph
Tremont
W. A. Demeritt
Columbus Ave
J.D. Knowlton
Washington
J.P. Gammon
Dudley Bt
Samuel Siskind
W. A. Chapin
N. Adams
Washington St
Geo. H. Alexander
Dorchester
South Blostom
Ripans 2144 Percent Discount Boosts Philadelphia Orders
The Ripans Chemical Company announced an August price cut of 2144 percent on $1000 cash in advance orders. By January 27 they had received fifty such orders, mostly from Philadelphia and area elites, with names including Smith Kline French Co and Aschenbach Miller. The firm credits Philadelphia readership with strong ad yield and notes West and South markets lag behind. Output in 1898 surpassed seventy million tabules, with current daily production over half a million and packaging employing nearly two hundred women.
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Charles Hayden
A. Lawrence Rotch
Reginald M. Johnson
Guy Norma Meyena
Albert § Bigelow
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Miss Barnes
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Miss Lake
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New York
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Atchi
Harold W. Dana
Edwardson
Kan
Grew
Aschenbach & Miller
Gordon
Philadelphia
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Ill
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Lavalle
Smith, Kline & French Cool
Aaolis
New York City
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Ted
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Eice A. Little
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McKesson & Robbins
Whitman
Moncure Robinson
Talcott, Frisbie & Co
Lester Hartford
Conn
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Hepato
Otis Misepetl
N. Crittenton Co
Galeceheet
Mr. S
Cserees
Charles Wright
H. Jadwin
Alice Brown
Mr. Williams
Seidler Drug Co
T. Warren
Newark
Misses Perkins
Crocker
J. W. Ot
Mixa Potman
House of Smith, Kline & French Co
Messrs. Aschenbach & Miller
America
Philadelphia Record
The
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Ohio
Virginia
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
United States
Control Cuban Railways Illavana Plan Moves Forward
Cuban rattroids to be controlled in New York after a 33 million dollar fundraising effort. If the project advances, an additional 10 million dollars will be required to complete the deal.
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New York
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