Keystone Bank Affairs Investigation to Continue
The investigation into Keystone Bank is to proceed under Committee of Fifty oversight with funds provided by the group to cover expert expenses. The inquiry, tied to counterfeiting suppression, follows prior congressional appropriations and aims to probe public official connections in the Keystone affair.
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Wasuineres
Spectar
Keystone Bank
Snaulding
Committee of Fifty
Francis B. Reaves
Secret Service Fund
Congress
Democratic House of Representatives
Keystone
Pubiic
The Venezuelan Frontier and British Claims Public Stance
The article argues the United States risks weak protests to British encroachments on the Venezuelan frontier while pursuing a reciprocity deal with Venezuela. It notes Britain’s stubborn claims west of its possessions, hints at arbitration limits, and urges a clearer U S position against further British aggression in Guiana.
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Venezuela
Court of St. James
Great Britain
Lincoln
Lucio Pulido
England
Lord Salisbury
Urbaneja
Paris
Blaine
Guiana
Crisp Seen As Next House Speaker By Mississippi Rep
Representative Catchings of Mississippi says Crisp is likely to be Speaker next Congress. He notes several candidates and says their friends exist, but believes Crisp cannot be beaten and expects his delegation to vote for Crisp in December.
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Crisp
House of Representatives
Catchings
Mississippi
Mattapan
Perak
Malacca
W. Mactavish
J. M Nelson
Boston
California
Mexica
Nickel Steel Armor Demonstrates Superior Deflection at Annapolis
At the Annapolis proving ground, nickel steel armor plates proved superior to plain steel in deflecting 6 inch armor piercing projectiles. Two 14 inch plates, totaling three inches, were tested. the steel target perforated while the nickel steel cracked the projectile but remained intact. The nickel steel exhibited a small five inch crack and a shallow indentation, confirming its advantages for cruiser decks.
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Naval Ordnance Bureau
Ordnance Koreau
Annapolis Proving Ground
Navy reports remarkable six inch gun trial
The Ordnance Bureau at the Washington Navy Yard achieved notable results from a trial of a new six inch rifled gun. The gun is about forty calibres long, twenty feet internal length, and fired a projectile 2150 feet per second with under fifteen tons per square inch chamber pressure. It is planned for the armament of cruisers 12 and 13, then under construction.
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Ordnance Bureau of the Navy
Washington Navy Yard
President to Return to Washington From Cape May Tomorrow
The President will fly back to Washington tomorrow accompanied by Private Secretary Halford and other executive office staff. Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. McKee will proceed to Auburndale Massachusetts. The article notes ongoing renovations to the executive offices.
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Washington
Cape May
Halford
Harrison
McKee
Auburndale
Mass
Mansion Half Finished Yet Presidential Section Ready
The mansion remains incomplete overall but the presidential portion is complete and prepared for occupancy.
Secretary Tracy to defend home waters navy policy at Philadelphia banquet
Secretary Tracy will speak at a Philadelphia banquet this week to defend keeping most new warships in U S waters. He will cite officer training, show foreign interests suffered little from absence, and outline steps for emergencies including Chinese troubles. He advocates two fleets, Atlantic and Pacific, with limited overseas visits to protect American interests.
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Navy Department
Tracy
Philadelphia
Department
United States
Stacy
Pacific
Atlantic
Treasury buys 343000 ounces of silver in latest sale
The Treasury Department purchased 343000 ounces of the 1465000 ounces offered today. Bids described include 33000 ounces at five cents and 100000 ounces at ninety eight cents ten.
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Treasury Department
Grand Indian Dance aims to curb malarial fever on Washita
Government inspector reports heavy tribal deaths among Cheyenne and Arapahoe after a week long grand dance on the Washita River. Indians feast on melons by day and dance all night to appease evil spirits and drive away fever that has plagued the tribes all summer. Nearly 100 fainted in recent days and many have died, with others gravely ill. Omaha base ball teasp disbands after money troubles. Kansas City and Sioux City to contest Western Association pennant.
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Gutnere
O. T
Cheyenne
Arapahoe
Washita
Omaha
Kansas City
Sioux City
Five German Turners form National Turner Federation
Representatives of five Chicago Turners societies met in Chicago and formed the National Turner Federation, severing allegiance to the North American Turner Bund. They argued the Bund was not radical enough in opposing anarchism and socialism.
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Chicago
National
Turner Federation
Turner Bund
Child Bitten by Mastiff in Eastport Incident
In Eastport Maine on September 14 a large mastiff owned by Stephen Harris bit a three year old child of Robert Longley on the face while the boy tried to take meat from the dog. The injury required thirteen stitches and the dog was killed. The child’s prognosis remains uncertain.
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Eastport
Stephen Harris
Robert Longley
Human bones found dumped near Park Place ruins
A police officer uncovered human bones in dirt dumped at the foot of Vesey street and the North River after excavation at the Park Place ruins. The remains were sent to the morgue and the coroner notified for investigation.
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Park Place
New York
Vesey Street
North River
Diphtheria Closes Schools in Su Leyville Ind
Diphtheria epidemic prompts immediate school closure in Su Leyville Indiana. A citywide quarantine is in effect as thirty deaths occur in the last forty eight hours. adults and children are both affected and physicians warn of the disease's high malignancy spreading through all city districts.
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Leyville
Ind
English Syndicate Invests in Harkness Peak Tin Co
J W Fowler, attorney for the Harkness Peak Tin Mining Co of Rapid City, announces in Chicago that an English syndicate has subscribed and paid for stock totaling 5 million dollars of the 16 million dollar capital, part of a planned 16 million issue.
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Chicago
J. W. Fowler
Harkness Peak Tin Mining Company
Rapid City
Mrs Murray of Rockland Drowns at Islesboro
Brirast Maine Sept 14 Mrs Robert Murray aged 60 of Rockland died by her own hand at Islesboro yesterday after despondency over the loss of property.
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Brirast
Robert Murray
Rockland
Islesboro
Drownings After Capsizing Boat on Milwaukee Lake
Milwaukee Wis Sept 14 By the capsu ling of a boat on the lake yesterday Frank Hoepver and Robert Gerth were drowned.
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Miilwaukie
Wis
Frank Hoepver
Robert Gerth
Death of Honorable George B Loring Ex Minister to Portugal
The death of George Baily Loring ex United States Minister to Portugal occurred at his Salem home after a bout with dysentery and heart failure. Born September 8 1817 in North Andover he had a long career as a surgeon legislator and diplomat. He served as Massachusetts state representative president of the New England Agricultural Society and United States Commissioner of Agriculture before his 1889 appointment as minister to Portugal. His funeral is planned at the North Unitarian Church with local officials and dignitaries in attendance.
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George B. Loring
United States
Portugal
Salem
Mack
Loring
Franklin Academy
Harvard College
Devens
James Russell Lowell
J. F. W. Ware
W. W. Storey
Harvard Medical School
Andover
Maine
Chelsea
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
United States Marine Hospital
Andrews
Massachusetts House of Representatives
New England Agricultural Society
State Republican Committee
United States Centennial Commission
State Senate
Congress
Harrison
Treasury
Phiebius
Lincoln
Farm Yard Club
Gotham
Naumkeag Fire Club
Essex Institute
Pickman
George K. Emerton
Washington
Swampscott Road
Loring Avenue
North Unitarian Church
FE. B. Wilson
Winston Lewis
R. Z
Dr. Loring
Mr. Blaine
Lisbon
Wharton
Rusk
Department of Agriculture
Post
Prominent figures mourned in loss across cities
Marquis de Chambrun and D Amfreville die in New York after a life linked to Lincoln and diplomacy. A Judson Cate of Salem dies at 42 from typhoid fever, leaving a widow and children. Alexander Anderson, Boston builder and mason, dies at 80. Simeon P McKenny of Biddeford, a lawyer and hardware firm partner, dies of heart trouble. Clement Sumner, Mattapan railroad man, dies of blood poisoning at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Marquis de Chambrun
D’amfreville
New York City
America
Marquis
Lincoln
Washington
Paris
New York
A. Judson Cate
Salem
Mount Vernon Street
Washington Royal Arch
Starr King Lodge of Free Masons
Fraternity Lodge of Odd Fellows
Alexander Anderson
West Hingham
Anderson
Boston
Ancient and Honorable Greater Company
Mechanics’ Charitable Association
Simeon P. McKenny
Biddefora
McKensy & Heard
Clement Sumner
Mattapan
Massachusetts General Hospital
Deccasea
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Cor. Bromfield
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Victor L. Chandler CO
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Beacon St
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Rutan and Coolidge
BRICE
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Pearl
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Astate
Boylston St
Alex. S. Porter
Exchange Building
West End
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Arlington Street
Newbury
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Roxbury
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Geo
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American Insurance Co
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London
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J. Henry
Bean
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Interect
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Eugene Tompkins
Denman Thompson
Park Theatre
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AM. Field
Managa
Tor
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Globe Theatre
Joan Stetson
Augustus Pitou
George H. Jessup
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
Hoyt
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Mis Flora Walsh
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Elizabeth Curtis
Boston University
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A. N. van Daell
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Miss Curtis
Falmouth Street
William Nichols
Temple Place
Nichols
Concord Home School
James S, Garland
Mr. Hale
Otis Place
Hale
S. H. Hooper
State Street
Highland Military Academy
Worcester
Mouass
Jd. A. Shaw
A.M
Louisburg Square
Ireland