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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1898
Page
8
MORSE and FRIEDMAN, counselors at law, led by Godfrey Morse and Lee M. Friedman, advertise their Boston office contact as 3137. The note lists fee ranges from 1 cent to 16 dollars with various hourly or service brackets, indicating a reorganizational or pricing update.
President A B Ryan of Electrolytic Marine Salts Company faces questions as Pinkertons press ahead. Arrington’s Lubec arrest looms, while Jernegan and Fisher remain missing. Grand jury is in session amid a flurry of investigations and stockholder reactions.
Reports verify Queen Louise of Denmark's illness and disclose plans for a family reunion in August as Princess of Wales travels to Copenhagen. Rumors persist of renewed discord between the Princess of Wales and the Prince of Wales, with speculation about a potential family council and domestic tensions. A Greek king is en route to Copenhagen to visit his ailing mother, adding to the intrigue surrounding the trip.
Frank S Pearson owner of a Tremont Berkeley carriage stand seeks renewal of a five year license after a recent rejection following C A Bartletts complaint. Pearson claims malice from Daniel McDonald and vows to present more witnesses at next Fridays police commissioners hearing to prove his entitlement.
Frank Linwood a Boston nurse is jailed as insane after claiming a Back Bay society woman pursued him to wed. Police report he invented a tale of a haunting by a woman who tried to drown herself in the Charles River, with a cabman and livery stable tied to the episode. The case heads to Probate Court for action Saturday.
Munyon's Kidney Pellets marketed as a cure for back pain and various kidney diseases. The accompanying text promotes medical treatment by Munyon's doctors and emphasizes the therapy's effectiveness.
Captain Daniel Zeluff, master of schooner Knowlton, died at City Hospital Tuesday night at age 47. A Totenville, Long Island resident, he sailed from Addah, W. C. A., last Saturday and leaves a wife and five children. Zeluff was a well known West India trade captain who previously commanded schooners including the Anna B. Hutchinson. He fell ill during a voyage home from Africa and spent forty five days confined to his cabin.
The Saratoga season opens with familiar crowds as the Saratoga Limited from Boston, carried by the Fitchburg railroad, brings most of the New Englanders. It departs Boston at 12:00 a.m.
The article outlines pursuit of Jernegan and Fisher and notes the arrest of Rev. William F Arrington a 32 year old native of Salem linked to the aquatic gold business. It details Arrington’s ordination misfires, career moves and President Ryan’s criticism of Detective Phelan.
New York Aug 3 Great activity was shown today on board the auxiliary cruiser Yale which has orders to sail tomorrow for Hampton Roads The Yale will take aboard at Hampton Roads part of General Fred Grants brigade for transport to Porto Rico.
Munyon's Headache Tablets claimed to cure all headaches in three to ten minutes. An accompanying stomach and nerve tonic was advertised alongside the doctor branded remedies.
Word from the Copper River country reports 3000 men marching toward the coast over the Valdez glacier fearing starvation unless the United States government provides prompt relief. Dissatisfaction with Dawson mining regulations is spreading widely.
Nightly clashes spill into streets of Hell's Kitchen as white and black mobs clash at 3 AM. Police surge in, Cobin fights officers, and a bystander dies as scenes of violence engulf 248 West Forty‑first Street and surrounding blocks. Dozens injured, arrests follow amid ongoing unrest.
United States District Attorney Jones says officials are doing what they can to secure the release of witnesses in the Mate Thomas M. Bram case. The witnesses remain in government custody with no set release date. They recently traveled to Crescent Beach and then the Point of Pines, bearing their own travel costs plus those of the accompanying deputy.
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