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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1898

Page

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Ulsters garments touted for outdoor use in New England climate

Orleans reports another Portlard wreck victim, Oren Hooper of Portlane, recovered by surfmen and slated for Boston transport. Hooper's sons stayed at the Cape to aid the family as officials inspect wreckage, with religious leaders addressing the disaster in Cape churches. The body of a Lester W. Lewis sailor remains unidentified at Provincetown.

Orleans Portlard Oren Hooper Portlane Mr. Hooper Cape Boston Agent Williams Steamboat Company Provincetown Race Point Highland Light Williams Portland Lester W. Lewis

Severe storms sweep Ohio causing massive damage and travel disruption

Terrific storms across Ohio degrade telegraph and telephone lines. Poles collapse and hundreds of wires down leaving cities in darkness. Train travel stalls with rear end collision reports near Cincinnati and Dayton. Lake Erie storms isolate Toledo with downed wires and stalled ferries. Snow and rain cripple Ohio Valley telecommunication and rail service.

Columbus Lima Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Findlaye Lake Erie Toledo

Throat Cut Attack Near Newton Left Man Severely Wounded

Louis Paolucci 31, of 20 West Street Newton, suffered a five inch throat wound and a torn thumb after an Italian suspect Pasqualito Perotson 27 of 186 Prince Street chased him with a razor near Green and Pitts streets at 1 20 this morning. Paolucci was treated at the scene and then taken to City Hospital. Perotson is jailed on assault with a dangerous weapon charge.

Louis Paolucci West Street Newton Station 3 Green Street Pitts Street Pasqualito Perotson Prince Street Peretson

Portland Dead Identified at Grove Street Morgue

The grocer’s bodies, two unidentified at Grove Street morgue, were identified by friends. Charles Cotteau of Yarmouth, a porter on the Prince Edward, was claimed by roommate James Dooley and taken home on the 4 o'clock boat. Samuel H. Smith, a Portland captain’s attendant, identified by a lady friend, hails from New Jersey. Fred Allen’s body was taken to Saco, Maine, by the 7 o'clock train.

Grove Street Charles Cotteau Yarmouth Prince Edward James Dooley Cotteau Samuel H. Smith Smith Portland New Jersey Fred Allen Saco

Hurricane Signals Out and Gale Blowing Strong

Hurricane signals were flying along the coast as gusts peaked at 42 to 60 miles per hour. Forecaster Smith warned of worsening conditions with a northeast gale and possible rain or snow, noting wires hindered precise forecasts and the center likely south of the area.

Smith York TV Ture Mississippi Valley Cape Hatteras Lake Erie

Fire Destroys Rogers Peet Building in Broadway Blaze

A six story fire gutted Rogers Peet & Co building at Broadway and Chambers, spreading to the Home Life and Postal Telegraph structures. Water access hampered by height. Chief Bonner said fire under control at 2:30. Losses feared at Rogers Peet 1,000,000 Home Life 500,000 Postal Telegraph 600,000. insurance estimates vary. Bricks fell injuring no one fatally. Acting Chief Peerle saved by colleagues.

New York Rogers & Peet Broadway Chambers Street mammoth Home _ Life Postal Telegraph Company Bonner Rogers, Peet & Co Postal Telegraph Hoffman Warren Street Rogers-Peet Rogers-Peet Building Peerle Home Life Insurance Company

President McKinley’s War Message Seen as Historic

On the eve of Congress reconvening the Fifty fifth, the President’s forthcoming message is hailed as the most important state paper since Lincoln. It is expected to address the Spanish American war, Cuba, Hawaii, Porto Rico, the Philippines, and Anglo American policy, with Europe awaiting McKinley’s position on these matters.

Washington Congress Lincoln Cuba Hawaii Porto Bio Philippines England Europ MecKinley

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