Lecturing to the Deaf by Dr Wilson in Boston
Dr Wilson lectures to a largely deaf audience at 18 Boylston street Boston each Tuesday. He claims he can relieve deafness allowing hearing of ordinary sounds and demonstrates with six free treatments, noting permanent cures require a full month. Examinations and consultations remain free during office hours with extensive equipment for other diseases.
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National Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Boylston Street
Boston
Association
Miss M
Sweeney
Roxbury
Fannelly
Somerville
Burk
Utter
Shrewsbury
Wadlin
Lynn
Audacious Chicago Tailoring Robbery Details Loot Ravages Shop
In Chicago a bold late evening heist at Pred Widduck’s tailoring shop ends with thieves looting fabrics and garments worth 1200 to 1500 dollars. An employee, Meyer Getz, is restrained while the crew plunders and later tries to force the safe. two suspects flee with the wagon. The crime echoes a nearby murder-robbery case at Fern’s dry goods store ten days earlier.
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Chicago
Pred Widduck
Widduck
Meyer Getz
Getz
George B. Fern
Pluton Wreck Found Off Morro Castle After Battle
The Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Pluton wreck, sunk in the battle that destroyed Cervera's squadron, was found about three miles west of Morro Castle in eight fathoms. Divers from the Yankton report the hull on its port side and riddled with six pound shot, with no heavy shell damage. No effort will be made to raise the vessel.
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Santiago DE Cuba
Pluton
Cervera
Morro Castle
Gloucester
Captain Lemly Placed on Army Retired List
The President ordered Captain Henry R. Lemly of the Seventh Artillery placed on the retired list upon his own application after thirty years of service. Lemly is a brother of the Navy's Judge Advocate General Lemly.
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Washington
Henry R. Lemly
Seventh Artillery
Army
Lemly
Navy
One Lone Bid For Norseman Repairs At Newport News
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company submitted the lone bid of 97000 to repair the Norseman in Hampton Roads. If underwriters reject repair, the damaged steamer may be sold at auction or salvaged by other firms. Captain Rees and crew of about fifty five are ordered home to return next Friday. Goods from the steamer will be sold at public auction on State Street next Monday.
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Norseman
Simpson's
Warren Steamship Company
Atlantic Works
Lockwood's Manufacturing Company
East Boston
Erie Basin Company
New York
Michigan
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company
Hampton Roads
Newport News Company
New York Steamship Companies
Newport News
Rees
Charlestown
Roman
Williams
Liverpool
State Street
Highway Robbery Report In Manhattan Arrests Made
A woman identified as Josephine Delucca and her male companion Dan Nobile were arrested after a street robbery on Twenty eighth Street near Seventh Avenue. They and the victim, George H Keeley a 53 year old Boston merchant, were taken to West Thirtieth Street station with charges of highway robbery. The victim faced intoxication charges. his card bore the name George K Harmon.
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New York
Twenty-eighth Street
Seventh Avenue
Witty exchange on clove eating sparks health debate
A playful Chicago Tribune quote questions if occasional clove consumption harms health and notes the answer depends on the eater's spirit. The remark highlights a light moment in medical humor.
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Chicago Tribune
Irish American gathering to convene in Providence
In Providence on Sunday April 30 a major Irish American group meeting will bring representatives from across New England. Noted speakers from New York and elsewhere are expected, including Judge Wanhope Lynn. Rhode Island and Massachusetts figures will attend, with the Boston delegation departing Park Square at 12 18 p m.
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New England
New York
Wanhope Lynn
Thomas F. Doherty
Melien
Worcester
Bresnahan
Boston
Min
Miles to push beef inquiry with court-martial possible
Washington reports General Miles will continue his bid to clear charges over beef supply. If the board rejects his vindication he may seek court-martial for all court members. Miles’s allies allege prejudice on at least one jurist and expect congressional scrutiny if no court-martial. Senator Foraker backs the effort.
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Washington
Miles
Senator Foraker
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