Boom in trade as war ends sparks Boston optimism
Boston merchants and leaders across finance and industry foresee a broad business boom with the war’s end. Mayor Quincy and other figures predict rising confidence, new markets, and gains from territorial acquisitions, while warning of possible inflation and cautious investment.
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Robbery suspect Robert Foley under arrest after assault
Police report Robert Foley 21 of 29 School Street Somerville assaulted a 48 year old woman on Whitmore Street. The woman, hospitalized with a fractured skull, remains in critical condition. Foley faces assault and battery. if the woman dies charges may rise to manslaughter or murder.
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Judge appoints guardian ad litem for missing Grace Stevenson
In Norfolk Probate Court Gardiner Perry of Dedham is appointed by Judge Harriman as guardian ad litem for Grace Stevenson who vanished about a year ago. The guardian will manage the property left to her by her father.
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Learer, 64, Stricken During Duty at Chelsea Gospel Tent
Learer, a 64 year old watchman residing on Maverick Street Chelsea, collapsed from an apoplectic fit while on duty at the gospel tent on Warren Avenue and Clarendon Street. He was taken to City Hospital where his condition was reported serious.
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Missing $47 and a house helper in Boston
Mrs Jenny Tracy of 163 Emerson Street reported to Station 12 last night that she missed 47 dollars and Nellie Murray a 10 year old girl from 8 Bay State Place who had been helping with the house. Police located Murray later but did not reveal whether the money was recovered. Local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair weather with southwest winds Wednesday.
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Hingham Honors Secretary Long Reception Toasts Navy Leader
In Hingham a public reception honored Hon. John D. Long, secretary of the navy, with a large turnout as residents expressed esteem. The crowd filled the Wompatuck Club while the visiting secretary shared a brief, cordial exchange with locals before departing.
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Secretary Long Welcomed by Hingham Citizens at Wompatuck Club
Secretary Long attended a large public reception at the Wompatuck Club in Hingham. About 1000 people lined a decorated archway to greet him, with hands shapely and pleasantries offered to all. Cannon salutes marked his arrival as townsfolk sought a personal greeting and remembered national affairs with friendly hospitality.
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Gure a Cold in One Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine
Poorly legible ad copy touts a one day cure for a cold using laxative and quinine tablets. It reads as a medicinal pitch with bold claims and unclear instructions.
Former Colonel Refutes Sixth Regiment Break Porto Rico
Camp Wikoff report details a march from Guanica to Yuaca in Porto Rico where heat and fatigue caused many stragglers. General Garretson ordered executions. Colonel Woodward refused, leading to officer resignations after an exam board was proposed.
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Outrage and battle sweep Puerto Rico
An American flag raised at Ciales was torn down by Spanish troops who then mauled about ninety inhabitants. In Hong Kong, Admiral Dewey gave General Augustin an hour to surrender. after a two hour bombardment, American forces stormed the trenches and won control, with 8000 Spaniards defending and 10000 Americans attacking. The foreign fleets watched as ships Olympia Petrel Raleigh McCulloch Boston Monterey Charleston and Baltimore joined the assault.
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