Nervura Remedy Praised By Northampton Leader
Editorial recounts Representative Charles Crouch of Northampton praising Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as a proven cure. The Northampton Daily Gazette editor claims personal investigation confirms the cure, urging readers to try the medicine.
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Northampton
Mass
Daily Gazette
Greene
Charles
Crouch
Massachusetts
J. C. Gere
Charles §. Crouch
Dr. Greene
Northampton Daily Gazette
Temple Place
Boston
President Seeks Fifty Million For National Defense
Treasury officials explain a fifty million dollar appropriation to fund national defense without issuing bonds. The plan would spread the money to the War and Navy Departments for warships and essential stores, while Congress weighs broad discretionary power for emergencies. The Montgomery action and congressional discussions are noted as part of the urgent defense effort.
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Army
War Department
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Reed
Not Necessarily War Precautionary Legislation Statement
This note explains that the measure should not be read as an assertion that war is forthcoming. It is a precautionary provision intended to reassure the world of prudent governance and readiness.
Predicting 120 Miles Per Hour Locomotive Drive
A speculative note describes a gear and piston arrangement to double locomotive wheel rotation, reaching 120 mph, with safety and aerodynamics considerations. It promotes Postum as a healthful coffee alternative, claiming strong brain and nerve benefits when properly boiled for 15 minutes.
Rushing the Montgomery in Key West
Naval officers in Key West learn of a Washington countermand ordering the Nashville and Montgomery to move to Matanzas and Sagua la Grande with supplies. The order is revoked, Montgomery ordered to Havana to relieve the Fern, Fern to Cuba, and measures to bring Maine victims back continue as crews await daybreak coal resupply and possible fleet moves.
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Fla
Admiral Sicard
Nashville
Montgomery
Matanzas
Sagua la Grande
Fern
Havana
Washington
Naval Department
Department
Cuba
New York
Detroit
Marblehead
Tortugas
Coast Survey
Bache
Maine
Robert White
Wagner
Laurierts
Chidwick
Court Probes Divers Plans in Maine Wreck Case
Havana March 7 The court of inquiry examined Ensign Powelson and divers plans as wreck work on the Maine continues. Quinine distribution is banned for now due to smuggling concerns while American correspondents deportation reports remain unconfirmed. Clara Barton visits Sagua la Grande amid relief and reconcentrado tensions.
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Havana
Court of Inquiry
Powelson
Maine
New York
Ward Line
Corredo
Sampson
Marix
Howell
Ensign Powelson
Rendyquist
Schlotter
Olsen
United States
Barker
Sagua la Grande
Clara Barton
Naval officer to inspect war vessels in Europe
A naval officer, unnamed, will depart Washington tomorrow to travel to Europe and inspect war vessels under construction there.
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Washington
Europe
Spain Warned and McKinley Praise in Times Editorial
London March 8 The Times editorial accuses Spain of indiscretion over the Lee incident and says McKinley cannot be blamed. It notes Mr Cannon's bill cannot be explained by the Lee affair and argues Spain is in an awkward position.
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London
the Times
Spain
Lee
McKinley
Cannon
Marines Move Secret Ammunition by Nina to Mystic Creek Harbor
Marines transfer steel projectiles from New York to the Nina. The covert operation moves explosives by yawl through Mystic River to the government tug awaiting at Mystic Creek. Navy officials confirm the Nina’s cargo was ammunition destined for concealment and transport.
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East Boston
Mystic River
Mystic Creek
Nina
Dougherty
Navy Yard
Navy Department
New York
Fuller
New York Harbor
Marine Hospital
Charlestown Navy Yard
Consul General Warns on Private Shipments via Havana
telegram from Consul-General Lee cautions against sending consignments to private parties. A box marked private party was found to contain jewelry and bric-a-brac. The Custom House must collect duties and the steamer should demand freight.
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Washington
State Department
Lee
Havana
Telegram Interception Suspected at Charles Town Navy Yard
Government officials at the Charles Town Navy Yard suspect an attempt to intercept telegrams sent to Commandant Howison by a person not connected with the department. The matter is shrouded in mystery with officers voicing general belief of a deliberate act.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Department
Sen
Howison
Thoughtful Americans Debate Annexation Wisdom
A fragment quotes critics doubting annexation and weighing its wisdom. The text reflects a cautious, skeptical stance among thoughtful Americans on expansion and territorial growth.
Explosive Laden Tug Nina Leaves Charlestown for Brooklyn
Charlestown Navy Yard loaded a government tug with gun cotton powder and projectiles under cover of secrecy. Commodore Howison ordered the transfer from Washington, with a crew of fifteen loading and unloading through Boston Harbor to the Nina. A suspected Spanish spy nearby added tension as the operation proceeded at midnight.
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Nina
Brooklyn
Mystic Creek
Commodore
Washington
Charlestown Navy Yard
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Howison
Navy Department
Boston Harbor
Herbert Fuller
United States Court
Cramp Links Conspiracy to Ship Purchase Scheme
Charles H. Cramp claims a syndicate of adventurers seeks big commissions by aiding English and German shipbuilders to unload unsalable vessels on the United States government. He says the plan targets Spain buying warships abroad and securing options on ships.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Charles H. Cramp
Spain
United States
Mr. Cramp
Nina Transfers Amunition From Boston In Turbulent Crisis
The Nina carried a consignment of naval ammunition from Boston to New York amid a spreading crisis. Commodore Howison confirmed the shipment valued at about 15 million dollars with brokers expecting a 5 percent commission, while promoters push for legislation to let the President buy the ships.
Bailey Warns U S On Verge Of War
Congressman Joseph W. Bailey, Democratic leader in the House, says the country is on the verge of a war and that the nation is nearer to foreign conflict than at any time since.
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Bailey
United States
Washington, D. C
Joseph W. Bailey
House
Mexico
Congress
Maine Turret Located in Havana Harbor Mud
Divers found the Maine’s starboard turret on its side in the harbor mud. It was blown clear of the ship and shows the explosion’s force from port to starboard.
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Havana
Maine
Brazil seeks buyers for warships as Paris talks continue
The Brazilian embassy confirms several ships are for sale to the highest bidder. No vessels have been sold to Spain or any other power, though the Naval Commission in Paris is negotiating for multiple vessels including the Amazonas at Gravesend and the Admiral Ahren being built on the Tyne.
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London
Brazil
Spain
Brazilian Naval Commission
Paris
Amazonas
Gravesend
Rio Janeiro
Admiral Ahren
Tyne
Toulon
Germany
Wade Hampton Defends South Duty in War Call
General Wade Hampton explains in a card about his Maine interview that the South will do its duty if war comes but notes the North should be first to enlist due to its relative wealth and manpower advantages.
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Charleston
S. C
Wade Hampton
Maine
Maine monument committee forms at mayor's office
The Maine monument organizing meeting occurred at the Mayor's office at 1 PM yesterday. Mayor Quincy was elected chairman with Colonel J Payson Bradley as secretary. Kidder Peabody Co. named custodians of the funds. The national committee will control site selection and related details.
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Maine Monument
Curtis Guild, Jr
Thomas R. Mathews
Henry
A. Thomas
Joseph H. O’neil
A. P. Martin
J. Payson Bradley
Charles H. Taylor
John H. Holmes
James Jeffrey Roche
Henry L. Howison
George E. Belknap
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Raphael Lasker
Wallace F. Robinson
I. Abrahams
Edwin @. Walker
Henry Walker
John E. Gilman
Carle A. Woodruff
J. R. Mumford
Quincy
Kidder, Peabody & Co
National Committee
Artillery Drill at South Armory Draws Hundreds
The Third Battalion of artillery from Boston and Cambridge held a drill at the South Armory last evening watched by several hundred spectators amid war scare. Major Quimby led the drill with Companies C D and K of Boston and B of Cambridge. Features included general mount, dress parade, and review as the First Regiment Band played national airs.
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South Armory
Boston
Cambridge
Major Quimby
General Mount
First Regiment
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