Pride and Starvation End in Mrs Smyly’s Paris Tragedy
In New York on August 16 a tale of pride and poverty unfolds as Mrs Honoria Smyly and her son starved while refusing aid due to caste. The dying woman is blamed on gastritis, but hunger drove the tragedy, with no one stepping in despite many would help.
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Woman believed wife of baronet seeks loan in Paris case
In Paris a woman claiming to be Mrs J. H. Shakespeare sought funds to cover hotel bills and passage home. She and a man posing as Baron Musgrave had eloped from New York, leaving debts, and later a London letter hinted the husband was in an asylum. The pair registered as Mr and Mrs Musgrave at the Hotel Continental.
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Newark Woman and Man Held for Highway Robbery
Stella Brown of Orange and Thomas Barrett of 16 Plane street were detained on a highway robbery charge in Newark. Complainant Joseph Demorest of 86 Walnut street fainted in court after testifying. he said Brown accosted him on Railroad avenue Sunday night and Barrett attacked him as Desmond intervened, with Demorest losing his watch and chain.
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New England Volunteers Dead and Wounded Totals Listed
The Boston Journal compiles a complete list of dead and wounded volunteers from New England states. The record names Massachusetts cities and towns including Boston Springfield Worcester Adams Gloucester Greenfield and others.
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Roster of fallen and wounded from Ninth Massachusetts
The list honors colonel Fred B. Bogan and Major P J Grady among others who served in Cuba, with numerous lieutenants sergeants corporals and privates named. Deaths and illnesses span Santiago Siboney Chickamauga Park and Camp Alger reflecting the unit’s heavy losses and enduring service.
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WOUNDED MASSACHUSETTS MEN LISTED IN ROUGH RIDER ROSTER
The report lists wounded Massachusetts service members from multiple companies including Second Massachusetts and Sixth Massachusetts. Names, ranks, ages, birthplaces, and roles such as coxswain gunner’s mate and machinist appear, with Guanica and related action noted.
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Prosperity Seen From War's End Sparking New Business
Business leaders across Boston forecast an industrial boom after the war. Executives from Wilcox Hat Co to Curtis & Pope expect heavy profits, new construction, and increased trade with Europe and the Caribbean as money circulates and confidence returns.
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Eighth Cavalry drills and passes amid camp rumors
Chattanooga Aug 16 The Eighth shows little drilling and many soldiers visit Chattanooga for pay. Impromptu gambling thrives in fields as passes to Chattanooga end after the 17th. Regiments move toward Lexington and Newport News, while First Vermont heads home. A rumored Oahu deployment circulates without conviction. A field day and Breckinridge led review are planned. House Steward Spalding departs on furlough for Massachusetts.
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Hingham Honors Secretary Long At Civic Reception
Citizens swarm to greet Secretary Long amid long detour of detonation and floral gifts. Mrs Long ill, daughters present as Samuel W Marsh and local leaders attend. immense lanterns and patriotism decorate the clubhouse while South Hingham Orchestra plays.
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Montauk Camp Clash Tests Governor Black Authority
Aug. 17 Montauk Point camp quar antine order clashes with New York State authority as General Young resists. Imminent confrontation looms while Colonel Woodward's arrival remains unconfirmed.
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Navy future debated after Long remarks at Hingham club
Secretary of the Navy John D. Long told Boston reporters that the government will likely enlarge the navy rather than shrink it, citing wartime proof of its safety value. He refused to discuss peace proposition adjustments.
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Long
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