Nervura claims and Adams inquest details in New York
Dr Greene's Nervura advertised as a cure for nervous weakness with testimonials from John Milroy of Meriden and claims of renewed strength. New York coverage reports Fred E Hovey and Dr Hitchcock testifying in the Adams inquest into a poisoning, detailing bottle handling, chromo seltzer, and perceived cyanide clues, with Cornish questioned and the coroner alerted.
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Greene
John Milroy
South First Street
Meriden, Conn
Dr. Greene
New York
Fred E. Hovey
Dr. Hitchcock
Adams
Hitchcock
E. F. Hitchcock
Cornish
Dr. Potter
Mrs. Rogers
Melrose City Charter Earns Senate Approval Debate
The Massachusetts Senate defeated Representative Tolman's bill to charter trust companies with a minimum of $100,000. Opposition cited risk, lack of demand, and impact on national banks. Supporters argued safeguards and state growth, while other actions included committee reports on city charters, roads, housing, and liquor laws.
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Massachusetts Senate
Tolman
House
Regynolds
Whittlesey
Williams
George
Putnam
Harwood
Maxwell
Parsons
Dallinger
Soule
Bristol
Post
Kenefick
Hampden
George Luscombe
Tyner
Patch
Chamberlain
Tague
Feneno
Donovan
Kelcher
Moran
Senate
Harrington
Boston
James W. Hoitt
Medal for Helen Gould Senate Honors War Service
In the Senate a bill extending congressional thanks to Miss Helen Miller Gould and providing a gold medal from the President was passed. The debate also touched on war staff shortages and military staffing, with officials backing Hull and Cockrell bill substitutions related to reorganization and native troops in Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines.
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Washington
Senate
McEnery
Louisiana
Congress
Helen Miller Gould
War Department
Capitol
Military Committee
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
House
Fate of Canal Bill Decided in House Vote
Washington Feb 15 The House refused to override the chair in committee of the whole and sustained the chair’s ruling that Hepburn's Nicaragua Canal amendment was out of order. After four hours of debate the division stood 127 to 109 with party lines blurred and no recorded vote.
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Washington
House
Hepburn
Friends of the
Extra Session Possible Tied to Army Reform Plan
President assures party leaders in Congress he will call an extra session if the army reorganization bill fails to pass in this session. Proposals to tide over with a joint resolution extending appropriations are deemed inadequate to meet urgent army needs and would leave volunteers and regulars in an unstable status.
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Washington
Congress
Schley Acknowledges Sampson Deserved Victory Credit
Washington February 15. A telegram from Admiral Schley admits Sampson deserved credit for the victory over Cervera's fleet, an exhibit in Senate correspondence from Secretary Long answering a resolution on promotions of Admirals Samp son and Schley.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary Long
Sampson
Schley
Cervera
Miller Named Brigadier General For Iliilo Victory
Col Marcus P. Miller of the Third Artillery is nominated by the President to brigadier general. Miller commanded the forces that captured Iloilo with no casualties and is honored for meritorious service. A Massachusetts native, he graduated from West Point in 1858 and served in the Civil War with distinction, receiving three brevets, later fighting Indians on the frontier.
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Washington
Marcus P. Miller
Third Artillery
Miller
Tloilo
Massachusetts
West Point
Post Office Appropriation Bill Grows to 105 Million
Washington February 15 Senate appropriations panel reported the postoffice appropriation bill increasing the total beyond the House figure by 333 288 raising the overall appropriation to 105 533 6388 dollars.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Postoffice
House
Hall Charges Immunity Promise Tied to Mulrey Testimony
At the State House hearing on city investigations Alderman Hall alleged Mulrey was promised leniency if he stayed off the stand in the teaming fraud case. Mayor Quincy questioned the source of the promise and offered to hear the name privately. The hearing explored powers to summon witnesses and supervise city departments amid Democratic factional tensions.
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Frederick Hovey
Adams Apartments
Mr. Hovey
Cornish
Molineux
Adams
Barnet
Mr. Molineux
Cor
Brockton
John Larrabee
Board of Pharmacy
William E. Weld
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Mr. Faxon
W. W. Bartlett
Massachusetts Druggists’ Association
Faxon
Moore
West Stockbridge
Bordman Hall
Committee On Judiciary
State House
Mulrey
Quincy
Mr. Hall
Hall
Boston
Kiley
Common Council
Lomasney
Alderman Hall
Police Board
Fisher Hill
Mulvey
Flair
General Court
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Commonwealth
Bailey
Valencia Arrives in San Francisco with Soldiers on Board
The United States transport Valencia arrived in San Francisco after a thirty two day voyage from Manila. On board were sixty five soldiers with thirteen sent home on sick leave and the rest placed on furlough or discharged due to expiration of enlistment.
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San Francisco
United States
Valencia
Manila
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Batchy
Representative Hunt
Worcester
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Waltham
Committee On Cities
Haverhill
Haverhill City
Public Charities Committee
Westboro Insane Hospital
Water Service
Horace K. Osborn
Charles River
St. Mary’s Street
Reed
Taunton
Saunders
Representative Sands
Faxon Against
Brockton Liquor Plan
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Bresnahan
Cove Street
Corporation
John A. Sawyer
Malvern Street
Cambridge Street
Mr. Little
Boston Real Estate Exchange
Henry Parkman
Cherrington
Benjamin Ham
Real Estate Exchange
Wilcox Hat Co
Raymond Syndicate
THE
Helen
Miss Gould
Nicaragua
Sampson Credit
Col. M. P. Miller
Post Office
America
Omega Chemical Co
Central Street
Mass
Brooklyn
N. Y
Chas. Hastings
Ward
Legislative Branch
Runnymede Club
R. F. Balke & CO
Bord
Louieville
Kentucky
U. S
Mellwood” & “Runnymede Club
New England
New
C.H. Robinson & CO
Washington St. Dock Square
Adains Square
Fee
Nervite Medical Co
Chicago
GEO. C. Goodwin CO
Lady Foresters
St. Paula Court
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
Our & Owen
J. Edward Wilson
Tremont Row
Bissell
Mechanics’ Lair
Jis
America Wringer CO
Franklin St
Cor. Arch
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