Quay Confident After Unanimous Re-Election Nomination
Senator Quay spoke in Harrisburg after a unanimous Republican caucus nomination for re-election. He said he would return to Washington for official matters and expressed full confidence in his election, crediting strong party organization and solid support from Elkin, Brown, and Weaver.
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New Slocum System Promises Cure for Grip After-Effects
The Boston Post reports a free treatment claim by Dr. T A Slocum, detailing a four preparation system said to cure grip after-effects by nourishing blood and repairing weak spots in lungs liver stomach and brain. It claims to restore health, build fat nerve and muscle, and offer a complete course from Pine Street laboratories to readers.
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Boston Post
Death of John Reed Whipple Shocks Hotel Touraine Family
A great grief befalls the Whipple family as John Reed Whipple, son of hotel proprietor Joseph Reed Whipple, dies suddenly from pneumonia after reporting to work at the Hotel Touraine. Hopes for his recovery had lasted several days before the illness proved fatal.
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Oregon for Apia Warship Move Stirs Samoa Crisis
The Navy Department ponders sending the battleship Oregon to Apia to enforce the Samoa treaty terms, with the Philadelphia possibly sent instead. Reports note Kautz aboard Philadelphia and Osborn’s dispatches as officials weigh plan changes amid German, British, and American tensions.
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Kautz
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Great Britain
Luther W. Osborn
State Department
Admiral Kautz Reviews Vessel Conditions Before Samoa Voyage
Admiral Kautz landed at Coronado and was shown a dispatch about sending his vessel to Samoa. He stated no orders had reached him and doubted a long voyage given the ship's foul bottom and needed repairs, which slow speed by about two knots.
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Samoa
Eagan Suspended As Court Martial Initiated For Trial
Washington dispatch reports General Eagan being served with court martial orders and suspended from duty as commissary general. Lieutenant Colonel George B. Davis assumes charge. the text of charges will be kept private until the judge advocate and court decide. Eagan seeks high profile counsel, possibly Worthington, with others to follow. The military procedure allows split pleas and jury challenges as in civil courts.
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Eagan
Adjutant-General
Kagan
George B. Davis
War Department
Davis
Worthington
United States
District of Columbia
Bluecoats Stand Firm as Crowd Sees No Investigation
A large crowd gathered as Bluecoats kept order during the council meeting. An attempted investigation into bribery charges involving Councilmen Horrigan and Hickey was defeated 43 to 2, ending push for further probes. Crowd in the gallery remained calm, listening intently to the proceedings.
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Hickey
Horrigan
Bluecoats
Army leader urges one man power amid Miles Kagan fray
Major William Quinton of the Seventh U S Regular Infantry spoke at the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company dinner at the Quincy House. He urged consolidating army authority into a single commander and referenced the Miles Kagan controversy. The Ancients hailed him with cheers after his remarks and cigar lighting.
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William Quinton
Seventh
United States Regular Infantry
Quincy House
Quinton
Woodward
Porto Rico
Laurence N. Duchesney
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