Painting by Velazquez Added to Art Museum Collection
The Museum of Fine Arts acquires an 800 painting by Diego de Velazquez reproduced in half tone from a photograph. The portrait shows Prince Carlos, son of Philip IV, with his dwarf companion. It has belonged to the Earls of Carlisle for 169 years and is praised for detail, harmonious color, and realism.
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Spain
Museum of Fine Arts
Diego de Silva Velasquez
Carlos
Philip IV
Carlisle
Prince Carlos
Subsidy Bill Dead For Present Session
The Senate debate on the shipping subsidy bill ends without a vote as opposition led by Senator Teller blocks unanimity. Hanna forcefully defends the measure, charging opposition tactics and pledging to stay the course despite the delay. Chandler and Aldrich clash over procedure as the session adjourns.
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Ashington
Hanna
Teller
Colorado
Aldriel
Rhode Island
Handlers
New Hampshire
Ohio
Weller
Jis
Marhier
Caffery
Rs. Persins
Cab
Thenate
Mr. Teller
Senate
Maine
Frye
Hianna
Cuba
Miahr
Aldrich
Chandler
South Dakota
Ettigrew
Alirich
Noor
Ole
Treasury
United States
Republican Party
Mgr
Congress
Mr. Hanna
Allison
Iowa
Pay of Filibustering in the House
Under Mr. Cannon the House led by the appropriations chair waged a long filibuster on the sundry civil bill and private claims. Democrats shifted focus to claims, outwitting Cannon with several motions. The day ended with relays and a quorum challenge, marking a wasteful session.
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Cannon
Appropriations Committee
House
Relalls
La Grippe Threat and Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Endorsement
The article warns that the La Grippe epidemic spreads through air and that healthy people resist while others fall ill. It promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an effective early treatment to prevent pneumonia and complications, citing Rev. J. b. Palmer of Ceresco Michigan praising the remedy and noting its harmless antiseptic composition.
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Stuart
Ceresco
Mich
Knight Gas: For the Jury in Knight Murder Trial
Attorney General Seiders closed the case in the Edwin H. Knight murder trial at Saco Maine arguing Knight’s silence and opportunities to commit the crime. He traced Knight’s May 1 route, noted blood evidence, and highlighted the missing blood-stained shorts bag. The jury deliberation follows as the Supreme Court finishes its session and Mrs Knight is absent.
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Saco
Seiders
Edwin H. Knight
Fannie Sprague
Knight
Knight Farm
Edwin Knight
Mr. Seiders
Eewin H. Knight
Shapleigh
Little Freddie
Supreme Court
George H Kidder Dies at 29 After Edison Career
George Howard Kidder born June 18 1871 died February 12 1901. He worked with D Lothrop Company Boston Gas Light and Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston. Funeral February 15 at West Somerville with delegations from Edison company Hollis Street Theatre and Roxbury Horse Guards. Interment Wyoming Cemetery Melrose Mass. Survived by wife daughter mother and brother.
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Kidder
D. Lothrop Company
Boston Gas Light Company
Edison Electric Hluminating Company
Boston
Liberty Avenue
West Somerville
Mass
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Hollis Street
Roxbury Horse Guards
Widder
Edison Company
Walter Howard Kidder
Wyoming Cemetery
Melrose
Cabinet meeting in Washington yields no public business
Washington February 15 cabinet session ends with no public business transacted. Officials reported a routine meeting with no policy actions or announcements.
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Washington
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Friend St
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School St
Washington St
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Klizin's
Fremont and
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Katzenjammer
Englant
Nantucket
Haletone
Boston Art Club
Barnard Memorial
Hurley
Salem
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