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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1903

Page

1

Snub to Gen. Miles stirs his friends

Washington notes a major uproar as General Miles faces retirement with curt treatment. Supporters rally as Miles travels west toward the G A R encampment in San Francisco, turning his journey into a triumphal tour with broad sympathy from Boston and others.

Miles Washington General Miles San Francisco

Laconia's West Africa voyage ends with fever and death

The three masted schooner Laconia sailed from Boston Jan 21 for the west coast of Africa with eight aboard, including Captain Henry Jones. Fever and scurvy crippled half the crew after Addah, leading to a sailor’s burial at sea on July 4 and the captain's death two days from Bermuda. Captain Cowan later towed her to Boston with a skeletal crew, cargo valued over 10,000 dollars, and the mate John Johnson praised for steering to safety.

Africa Addah Henry Jones Seaman Borg Laconia Boston Clark Russell John Johnson Bermuda Harry Jones Maplewood Nova Scotia Solo Borg Jimmy W. Cowan Johnson Cowan

How General Miles Was Snubbed

Washington notes show two retirement orders for generals Schofield and Miles, highlighting the drama of Miles’s fate. The 1903 directive omits Miles’s career details, contrasting with Schofield’s respected retirement. A note points to deliberate omission of Miles’s service in the record.

Miles Washington Washington, D. C John M. Schofield Schofield George D. Ruggles

Dead body found on baggage car roof near South Station

A well dressed young man identified as Richard Drew was found dead on top of a baggage car as a train from Albany approached South Station. He appeared headless from a blunt trauma, likely struck under a low bridge near Boston. Letters and Union Pacific receipts suggest he was a railroad worker en route to Boston.

Albany Jones Lagrange Street Richard Drew Union Pacific Railway Nevada Boston

Four Young Men Die In Naphtha Launch Disaster Off Rockland

OFF LAUNCH ROCKLAND Me Aug 9 Four prominent young men from Rockland died when a naphtha launch exploded near Ash Point eight miles from the city. Two others were saved after the boat tangled with a fish weir and caught fire.

Rockland Ash Point Henry K. Crocker Jonathan W. Crocker Rockland and Camden Water Company University of Maine Frank F. Veazie Edward Veazie Veazie Raymond G. Hall Hudson Hall Charles W Holmes John H. Holmes Rockland Produce Company Pleasant Beach Holmes Crocker Hills Hodges Hall

Palmer-Named Pair to wed in London church

Honore Palmer son of Mrs. Potter Palmer announced that his marriage to Miss Grace Green way Brown of Baltimore will occur at St George's Church Hanover Square London around August 21 in a quiet ceremony with only family and immediate friends present.

Paris Honore Palmer Potter Palmer Grace Greenway Brown Baltimore St. George’s Church Hanover Square London

Father John's Medicine Said to Cure Coughs

A historic note claims Father John's Medicine cures asthma bronchitis and consumption symptoms. The claim frames the medicine as a remedy for respiratory ailments without medical endorsement.

John

Boston veterans object to Miles retirement action

The Roosevelt and Root retirement of General Nelson A Miles provokes strong G A R reaction. Colonel A A Pope of Cohasset accuses the administration of disrespect, shipping a full letter to Miles while other Massachusetts veterans denounce the move as unworthy and harmful to Miles legacy.

California Albert A. Pope Nelson A. Miles M Street N. W Washington, D. C

Roosevelt blamed for Miles snub fuels official rift

In Washington on Aug 9 critics say President Roosevelt bears major blame for the snub to General Miles by allowing only a formal retirement order and widening an existing breach among officials. Continued on Page 8-Fifth Column.

W. W. Blackmar Miles War Department Lamont Charles G. Davis Joseph E. Shaw Lynn Washington United States G. F. Washburn Washburn Credit Company General Miles Sons of Massachusetts McKinley Roosevelt

Coronation of Pope Pius X at St Peter's Thrills Rome Crowd

An Aug 9 dispatch details the coronation ceremony in St Peter's Basilica. Cardinal Macchi crowns Pope Pius X as 70,000 spectators fill the basilica amid fog, heat, and festive acclamations.

Pope Pius ST. Peter’s Leo XIII Pius X Rome Cardinal Macchi

Millionaire William Dodge Dies at Bar Harbor

Bar Harbor Me August 9 William B E Dodge New York philanthropist and founder of Phelps Dodge died at 5pm at Stanwood his Bar Harbor summer home He was 71 and had suffered poor health for months Survived by his widow and three daughters He helped found the Union League Club and supported numerous charities

Bar Harbor Meé William BE. Dodge New York Stanwood Dodge Phelps, Dodge & Co Union League Club All Good

Lisbon Quake Shakes City Causes Panic and Damage

A violent earthquake struck Lisbon and nearby areas at 10:08 pm. The tremor lasted two seconds, sparking widespread panic and some damage while no fatalities were reported.

Lisbon

Boston Area Outlook Promises Cloudy, Dry Upcoming Days

Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for generally cloudy skies with little or no rain on Monday and Tuesday. Light easterly winds are expected, keeping a mild, muted pattern across the region.

Boston Vicinity

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