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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1898

Page

8

Alger Defends War Department in Long Reply Letter

Secretary of War R A Alger defends outputs and sanitary practices during rapid 1898 mobilization. He details outfitting 125000 men, camp conditions, typhoid cases, and sacrifices in logistics from Tampa to Santiago and Manila with figures on transports, hospitals, rations, and equipment.

New York Chauncey M. Depew Secretary of War War Department Washington Santiago Adjutant-General’s Department Porto Rico Manila Honolulu Quartermaster’s Department Signal Corps R. A. Alger

Dewey’s Cousin Renews Starlet Ambitions after Marriages

Mrs. Elmer C. Royce of Middletown New York a second cousin of Admiral Dewey has decided to pursue acting She is the daughter of Rev Edward F Dewey a retired Methodist minister from Walton Delaware County NY She has been married twice obtaining a divorce from her first husband and seeking separation from her second husband B C Royce The article notes her involvement as a principal accuser in a church dispute at St Pauls Methodist Society.

Odist Episcopal Church Mrs. Royce Dr. Darwood Middletown N. Y Elmer C. Royce Admiral Dewey Edward F. Dewey Walton Delaware County B. C. Royce Royce

Royal Intrigue on Board Yacht Sparks Princess Exit

A year of hints from the prince toward a high‑born guest culminates in a tense scene as the princess, angered by the suggestion she might join the royal yacht trip, leaves the vessel without bidding farewell to her husband.

Husband Sues Wife For Absolute Divorce In New York

Charles Ellwanger liquor dealer at 14 Duane street and Mary Ellwanger remain under same roof but do not speak terms. He sues for absolute divorce in the Supreme Court citing estrangement and a young man named Gustave as a factor after bringing home her letters. He says a Europe trip a year ago was to remove her from bad influences.

New York Charles Ellwanger Duane Street Mary Supreme Court Bllwanger Gustave Fillwanger Ellwanger

Pacific Cable Plan Outlined by Australian Premiers

In Sydney Nova Scotia on August 21 officials from Queensland New South Wales and Victoria met to discuss a Pacific cable. They proposed that Britain and Canada guarantee five ninths of the cost and urge their legislatures to provide one ninth each while New Zealand would cover the remaining ninth.

Sydney N.S. W Hugh Muir Nelson Queensland George H. Reid New South Wales George Turner Victoria Great Britain Canada New Zealand

Largest Street Car Order for Japan Reported in St Louis

A St Louis street car maker negotiates what may be the largest U S order for street cars, to supply 150 motor cars for shipment from San Francisco to Kioto, Japan. Japanese capitalists plan to travel here within ten days to finalize details of the contract despite uncertain weather affecting royal plans in Britain.

ST. Louis Japan San Francisco Kioto Orient

Prince of Wales may visit Boston with Royal Artillery

London reports the equerry for the Prince of Wales was asked whether the prince plans a Boston visit with the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company. The equerry did not confirm details.

London Prince of Wales Boston

Wife Alleges Conspiracy in German Trip Divorce Case

In a New York court Mrs. Ellwanger claims her husband acted to end their marriage after a Germany visit. She cites neglect and lavish spending on male companions. A Rockaway Beach hotel incident and letters to a "Dear Gustave" friend are presented. she seeks alimony, which the judge denies, though he awards counsel fees.

Germany Rockaway Beach Ellwanger Gustave Beekman

Double wedding groom charged with larceny in Plainfield

Edward Drake of Plainfield was arraigned in Justice Mosher's court on a larceny complaint by Miss Margaret Cassidy of North Plainfield. Cassidy claims she paid 125.25 dollars to buy a lot for a future home, promised to marry Drake in October, and seeks recovery. The ceremony proceeded at Holy Cross Church. Drake pleaded not guilty and the case set for Monday afternoon.

Drake Holy Cross Church Miss Cassidy Angleman

Texas Exports to Cuba Begin From Fort Worth

Texas exports to Cuba start as Santa Fe transports 4000 head of cattle from Red Rock to Galveston, including 1000 head bound for Santiago to be offered on the market.

Fort Worth Texas Cuba Santa Fe Red Rock Galveston Santiago

Munyon’s Digestive Pills Claim Cure for Digestive Ailments

An ad-promotional item touts Munyon's Dyapepeis Pellets as cures for indigestion constipation and stomach troubles with doctors allegedly free. The text markets medical remedies and appeals to consumer trust in physicians.

Munyon

Echo of Our Guns Reverberates in Tremont Temple Sermon

The Rev Cortland Myers of Brooklyn preached at Tremont Temple on war as a global issue. He praised President McKinley and Dewey, spoke of national unity after Civil War era divisions, and urged obedience to God’s laws. He argued the war accelerates liberty, commerce, and the spread of republic values.

Cortland Myers Brooklyn Tremont Temple Brooklyn Divine Dewey North South Virginia George Dewey Vermont Fitzhugh Lee Lee Myers Dr. Myers Paris Maine McKinley Richmond Sidde Armenia Turkey England America Cuba Lord Chamberlain China Complete Brotherhood of Man

Souvenirs costs rise as Spanish sailors paid off at Camp Long

A crowded scene at Camp Long Portsmouth shows 3000 onlookers as 1600 Spaniards form near the riverfront for a burlesque bull fight. Paymaster Dies completes a $35000 payment in Spanish coin and expects parolees before return to Spain. Prices for souvenirs jump. officers buttons sell for five dollars. hull bands scarce. Also noted are preparations for 600 Marines aboard the United States steamer Resolute and ships Piscataqua and Frolic due at the navy yard this week.

Portsmouth N. H Dies Spain United States Resolute Camp Long Piscataqua Frolic Navy Yard

Annex the Philippines urged at People’s Temple gathering

General Morgan urged colonizing Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines and argued for keeping acquired territories. Resolutions declared it a national obligation to protect these peoples and establish an English language unsectarian common school system at the earliest practicable time.

Thomas J. Morgan Harrison People’s Temple Cuba Porto Rico Philippines Spain McKintey Uba Philippine Islands United States

Knights of Pythias Gather in Indianapolis for Supreme Lodge

The week long Supreme Lodge meet of the Knights of Pythias opens Monday in Indianapolis with the uniform rank encampment to last a week. Camp Colgrove hosts 9500 tents for 12 000 to 15 000 uniform rank members as Major General Carnahan sets headquarters and cheap rail rates draw crowds.

Indianapolis Ind Knights of Pythias Supreme Lodge Rathbone Sisters Pythian Sisterhood Knights of Khorrascan Camp Colgrove Carnahan

War Concert to Open G A R Encampment Week in Cincinnati

The thirty second national G A R encampment in Cincinnati runs September 5 to 10. A three night war concert at Music Hall features local choral groups with Weber's Military Band of 50 players. Commander in Chief Gobin will attend on leave. President McKinley and Cabinet members are expected for the peace jubilee.

Cincinnati Music Hall Weber Gobin Camp Alger

Ohio Democrats Set for Dayton Convention Week

Ohio Democrats announce a Dayton gathering with district meetings Tuesday afternoon, committee sessions Tuesday night, and the main convention on Wednesday in Dayton.

Dayton

Diamond Robbery Reported at Narragansett Pier

Mrs J O Bonnell of Youngstown Ohio a hotel guest reports a diamond robbery at Narragansett Pier The jewels described as solitaire rings valued at several hundred dollars were taken from a hotel guest room or area awaiting police investigation.

Narragansett Pier J. O. Bonnell Youngstown

Two Hot Senatorial Contests Stir the City

The Republican candidacy of Aldermes Milton C Paige for the tenth congressional district was launched Saturday afternoon at the Tavern with a representative gathering from the wards and Quincy and Milton. After lunch and talk, supporters resolved to back Paige fully until the convention, asserting he is the only Republican who can win.

Barrows Atwood Simpkins-Randall Fall River New Bedford Paige Folsom Tenth Dorchester Boston Alderman Lott Quincy Congressman Barrows John K. Berry John Conness John C. Cobb Richard C. Humphreys John May Suffolk Board of Alderman Senate Lyon Bartlett Tuttle E. B. Callender House Beacon Hill Charles H. Innes Innes Isaac F. Paul Senator Lodge George A. Hibbard City Committee Curtis Milton C. Paige Tenth Congressional District Milton

Pope Holds Reception in Rome for Saint's Day

The Pope hosted a reception in Rome for his saint's day with many prelates nobles and Catholic association representatives present. He appeared in good health and spirit despite a long hour and a half event and received a large number of gifts.

Rome

Also Mentioned on This Page

ALGER Chauncey Depew Sikness Regular Army Lhe Chickamauga Tampa Mobile New Orleans Shafter Jeremus Babcock & Skoe Cushing Process O Wales Ida E. Dewey DR. Jekyll and MR. Hyde” Company NEW Pacific Cable Princess of Wales Cowes Mrs. Langtry Merman Newmarket Lord Durham Princess Lilly Langtry Edward Drake Mr. Myers Gen. Morgan Hartford Washington St Larrabee General Morgan People's Temple Grand Army Ohio Democrats Osmonds Shawmut Furniture Ge Tremont Hollis ST Suet Hibbard South Boston Congress Pope
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