Munyon's Remedies Credited By Satisfied Patients
A collection of testimonials extols Munyon's remedies as life changing cures for deafness rheumatism bronchial trouble headaches catarrh and scrofula. Patients from Massachusetts towns praise rapid relief and urge consulting Munyon's physicians at no cost. Medicines sold by druggists with fifty seven cures mostly 25 cents a vial.
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Munyon
Henry Barstol
Island Creek
Mass
Bernard Glancy
Middleboro
Andersonville
Unson
T. J. B. House
Warner Ave
Dorchester
Joseph Bow
City Hall Ave
Boston
Tremont Temple Dinner Debates Cuban War and Maine Disaster
At a Congrega tional Club dinner in Limber Hall over 300 members heard John Hubbard of Boston preside. Speakers including Gorham D. Gilman and Rev W H Bolster discussed Hawaii Cuba and the Maine disaster with strong war and annexation views. A separate incident described a stowaway found trapped in a ship light leading to fatal injuries.
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Congregational Club
Lorimer Hall
Maine
John Hubbard
Boston
W. H. Bolster
Outlook Committee
Sherman
Cuba
United States
Spain
Hawaii
Ship's carpenter frees man trapped by brass ring
Police and harbor division crews freed Ferguson from a ship's dead light after a two and a half hour struggle. The injured man remained exhausted as doctors treated him with vaseline and stimulants before plans to cut away the heavy ring and move him. The incident raised war-preparedness talk.
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Pom
Ferguson
Fraser
Tony
Editorial Claims England Will Not Help Spain Over Cuba
The Daily News editorial from London on March 1 asserts Spain will receive no support from England against the United States. It accuses Spain of ruining Cuba and other colonies through corruption cruelty and misgovernment and says Spain must settle accounts with those affected without aid or sympathy from Britain.
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London
The
Daily News
United States
Spain
England
Cuba
Stowaway Ferguson Stranded Aboard Barrowmore In Boston
George Ferguson, a stowaway from London aboard the Barrowmore, remained confined at Pier 1 East Boston after the ship’s arrival. He spent nearly six hours in a narrow outhouse like confinement with a porthole to the water and a deadlight opening, begging to land as officers planned to return him to his origin.
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Furguson
Barrowmore
George Furguson
London
Grand Junction Wharf
Boston
Ferguson
America
A Little Will Do A Call To Caution And Health
A string of cautions on small actions preventing big trouble urges prompt chilly weather response and medical stimulant use. It cites Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a recommended aid and warns against inferior whiskey. Lt. H H Whittlesy reports no news from Captain Sigsbee in Havana or the Key West court of inquiry.
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Duffy
Liieutenant
H. H. Whittlesy
Bureau of Navigation
Sigsbee
Havana
Court of Inquiry
Key West
Countrywide military prep accelerates as crisis looms
The nation mobilizes coastal defenses, reinforces forts and arsenals, enrolls merchant steamships for naval use, inspects camps and barracks, and speeds gun mounting and coal station readiness. Officials say these steps do not indicate an imminent war.
Lighter Grace Cushing Delivers Shot for Fort Warren Battery
The harbor lighter Grace Cushing owned by Captain Alfred Sorensen towed from Somerville to Fitchburg railroad where it loaded fifty tons of shot. The ammunition was landed at Long Island and Fort Warren for use on 10 inch guns. A second consignment of about thirty tons was moved from the same railroad to Winthrop for the mortar battery.
Manning Coaling Up Sparks Sailor Rumor of Cuba Trip
The revenue cutter Manning was coaling at Rowe's wharf yesterday amid rumors it would sail for Key West or Havana. The speculation could not be verified.
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Rowe’s Wharf
Key West
Havana
Court of Inquiry to Return to Havana for Evidence
Navy telegram from Admiral Sicard at Key West says the Court of Inquiry will begin in Key West and must resume in Havana to obtain evidence from divers after more work on the wreck. The note dispels rumors that the inquiry would not go to Havana.
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Washington
Navy Department
Sicard
Key West
Havana
Report of Inquiry Delayed by Key West Testimony
The Court of Inquiry toward the Maine's loss will take testimony in Key West for days, then return to Havana to examine the muddied wreck site. After collecting evidence, the court must deliberate to reach findings. A Cuban mail from Havana dated Feb 23 includes Captain Sampson’s note stating civilian witness testimony may be of no consequence.
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Court of Inquiry
Key West
Havana
Maine
Long
Sampson
Captain Sampsons Letter on Maritime Hearing Plans
The letter notes that all Maine officers have testified and divers will add evidence. The Right Arm crew reported to Captain Sigsbee. Testimony from two harbor citizens is anticipated though not crucial. The writer plans to return to Key West for further officer and crew testimony and may revisit the area after divers progress.
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Maine
Sigsbee
Key West
Secretary Long Meets President at White House Conference
Secretary Long met with the President at the White House early tonight then returned to the hotel around 10 o clock.
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Secretary Long
White House
Quiet White House as Maine affair discussed
At the White House amid utmost quiet several visitors including Secretaries Long and Alger and Representative Dingley discussed the Maine matter. Dingley denied reports that New York finance circles were being sounded for a possible emergency bond issue and Gage called such claims false.
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White House
Long
Alger
Representative Dingley
Maine
Dingley
New York
Gage
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Maine blown up, diver to testify on wreck details
Karl Decker reports that the Maine was destroyed by a mine or dynamite under the starboard bow near the ten inch magazine. Diver Martin Redding will travel to Washington to recount injuries to the wreck, supporting claims the Maine was wrecked by an outside agency and cannot be raised.
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Key West
Fla
Karl Decker
Maine
Board of Inquiry
Martin Redding
Washington
Secretary Long
United States
Havana Harbor
Boston Defences Lacked Against Naval Attack Warned
Lieutenant Erastus M Weaver warned Chickatawbut Club in Boston that harbor fortifications were inadequate to repel warships and that the city could be bombarded from Broad Sound within twenty four hours of war declaration. Generals Dudley and Mathews endorsed his views as sober and urgent. Major Young chaired the dinner.
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Greaver
Chickatawbut
State House
Nahant
Dudley
Mathews
Boston
Erasmus M. Weaver
Regular Army
Fort Warren
Broad Sound
Young’s
Weaver
N. A. M. Dudley
Thomas R. Mathews
Charles A. Young
Liv
England
Alexandria
Germany
Port Au Prince
Andrew
Point Allerton
Ames
Boards of Trade
Self-Hypnotism and Breaking Harmful Habits
The piece argues that habit creates a hypnotic state making addicts cling to drugs coffee and tobacco despite misery. It urges quitting through Postum Food Coffee as a safe substitute that resembles real coffee yet nourishes brain and nerve tissue and promotes red blood formation.
A Timely Word on Boston Harbor Defense
A Boston article argues for coastal fortifications to protect Boston and its harbor from expected wartime bombardment. It emphasizes fort guns, range finding, and trained gunners as essential, noting Broad Sound and Nahant to Point Allerton as vulnerable approaches and urging immediate peacetime defense planning.
Boston Harbor Defense and the Sea Threat to Cities
A Boston era speaker warns that major coastal cities are vulnerable to naval attack and bombardment. He argues harbor fortifications are essential, cites 1863 Boston defenses and naval limits, and urges business leaders to insure property and prepare for siege alongside a strong fixed coastal defense program.
Guns That Would Prevent A Modern Warship Anchoring
A historical analysis discusses coastal defenses able to deter modern warships from anchoring within bombardment range. It examines artillery range, sea power balance, and fortress effectiveness, citing era experiments and strategic debates.
Birth of Maine Sailor in Havana Draws Officials
Senator Proctor Colonel Parker and Consul General Lee will pay respects to Captain-General Blanco at 1 p m tomorrow. One body recovered but not identified. wounded to Dry Tortugas and Key West aboard the Bache. Spanish divers not examined. Captain Sigsbee pleased to recover his Order of the Red Eagle and 1883 London gold medal.
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Havana
Proctor
Parker
Lee
Blanco
Sigsbee
London
Wainwright On Deck As Maine Wreck Cleanup Advances
Lieutenant-Commander Wainwright recovers after rest and says he feels renewed. Captain McGee orders hiring lighter vessels to remove debris, aiding body recovery and wreck clearance. Divers struggle to retrieve remaining remains amid tangled air tubes and obstructed upper wreckage. Senator Proctor provides little public input. Captain Sigsbee hopes Bache returns with wounded and the dead ready for coffins.
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Wainwright
The
Maine
McGee
Right Arm
Senator Proctor
Sigsbee
Captain Sigsbee Mail Receives Grief and Praise
Captain Sigsbee continues to receive letters in large numbers from mourners and well wishers. He replies to Maine sinking queries promptly. A brother of a deceased man writes of home celebrations amid his death. Chaplain Chidwick is praised by Captain Sigsbee for his cheerful, effective service.
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Sigsbee
Maine
Chidwick
Possie
Battle near Santa Ines hills leaves Cuban losses
La Lucha reports a February battle in Puerto Principe province with 181 Cubans killed and wounded. Spanish forces of 2400 infantry and 400 cavalry faced 300 Cubans. 87 Cubans fell, including Colonel Alvaro Rodriguez and Commandant Angel Rocio.
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Havana
la Lucha
Puerto Principe
Santa Ines
Hinojosa
Jiminez Castellanos
Alvaro Rodriguez
Angel Rocio
American Wringer Co Makers at Franklin and Arch Streets
The American Wringer Company operates from 77 and 79 Franklin Street and 80 Arch Street, manufacturing clothes wringers man gles and carpet sweepers. Wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail or telephone will receive prompt attention.
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The
American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
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