De Lome Resignation Closes Spansih Diplomatic Flap
Washington reports the De Lome affair is considered settled as Spain accepts Senor Dupuy de Lome's resignation. Senor Du Bosc assumes charge d affaires ad interim while the United States awaits Woodford's full Madrid report. The incident is deemed closed for Spain with possible graceful apology from Spain.
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State Department
Spanish Legation
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Mr. de Lome
Don Juan du Bosc
Senor
Enrique Dupuy de Lome
Valencia
Senor de Lome
Senor de Bosc
Oxford
Letter Stolen in Madrid Despatch to Canalejas
A Havana despatch reports the De Lome letter to Canalejas was abstracted by the bearer who attempted to forward it and received 100 pounds. Premier Sagasta says he was surprised by De Lome's jester as his communications, official and private, spoke respectfully of President McKinley.
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Senor Sagasta
Senor de Lome
McKinley
Havana
Senor Canalejas
Canalejas Accused Over De Lome Letter Leak
Enemies of Senor Canalejas claim he publicized De Lome's letter. They note El Heraldo, his newspaper in Madrid, launched a harsh Washington attack days after the letter, calling for the Spanish minister's recall and accusing him of grave faults.
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Senor Canalejas
de Lome
Senor de Lome
el Heraldo
Canalejas
Washington
Buccaneer Detained in Havana After Rescue Attempt
The yacht Buccaneer, bearing the American flag, lies in Havana harbor under detention by Spanish authorities. They boarded seeking Karl Decker for rescuing Evang lina Cisneros, but Decker was absent. The vessel faced a $500 fine for not entering a port consign ment. American officers acted on advice of the local authorities.
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Key West
Karl Decker
Evangelina Cisneros
Decker
Derr Fritz Healing Revival at People's Temple in Boston
Derr Fritz and staff visit the People's Temple in Boston for a public healing week starting February 14 at 2:30 PM. Cures for the sick, crippled, and deaf will be performed openly with free admission and private talks for women and men on separate days. Private paid office at 544 Tremont Street.
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People’s Temple
Tremont St
Dover
Buccaneer Yacht Defied in Spanish Vessel Regulation Clash
The United States consul refused payment claiming the Buccaneer as a pleasure craft falls outside freighter rules. A secretary of finances accuses the yacht of munition aboard and a secret mission risking war with the Maine nearby. The Buccaneer, a Boston built steel steam yacht of 160 tons gross, 123 feet long, homeported in New York, lies under Maine’s guns.
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Buccaneer
Maine
Spain
Boston
New York
Madrid Aide Hints New Envoy To Spain In Tense Era
In Madrid Minister Woodford hosted a banquet for the diplomatic corps. Reports name Senor Louis Polo Bernabe as the likely successor to Senor de Lome. El Heraldo de Madrid warns of rising Spain United States tensions over Havana warships arms displays and Congress actions.
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Senor de Lome
Senor
Louis Polo Bernabe
Polo
Spain
United States
el Heraldo de Madrid
Havana
American Congress
Senor Dupuy de Lome
el Heraldo
McKinley
American yacht Buccaneer pays $500 fine under protest
Havana reports the yacht Buccaneer owner W R Hearst paid a $500 fine under protest for breaking naval department regulations. Captain Heilbron filed the payment and will pursue a claim for damages. The Cushing torpedo boat arrived with stores for the Maine, and Hearst acts on instruction from his yacht owner.
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Cushing
Maine
Heilbron
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W. R. Hearst
Naval Department
War Vessel Movements Reported From Havana
General Parrado Rear Admiral Landero and the port captain met the French admiral aboard the cruiser Dubourdieu which sails to New Orleans. Rear Admiral Landero visited Captain Sigsbee on the Maine. The Alfonso XIII sailed for Spain with 97 officers and 766 soldiers aboard.
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Sigsbee of Maine Visits Cuba Leader Blanco
Captain Sig Sigsbee of the US battleship Maine and Consul-General Lee met Captain-General Blanco in Havana with cordial entertainment. General Solano will reciprocate the visit tomorrow morning. Blanco expressed sympathy for the United States and plans for the Maine.
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Memorial Meeting For Firemen At Faneuil Hall
Noon gathering at Faneuil Hall to honor brave firemen with Mayor Quincy presiding and city leaders speaking. A representative committee may organize fundraising for the families, with Palace Theatre offering a Sunday concert by firemen to aid the fund. Subscriptions to date are listed.
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Duan
Palace Theatre
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Webber
Kidder Peabody Funds Set New Total at 27348.71
The Kidder Peabody fund increases to 27 348 dollars and 71 cents, reflecting a new total. This update records the revised amount under the organization’s financial disclosures.
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Kidder, Peabody Fund
Firemen at Odds Over Funeral Salute Incident
In Charlestown a clash between two fire district superiors led to charges by District Chief Pope against Captain Seth Low of Engine 32 for disobedience during Hoseman Patrick Hisken’s funeral procession. The dispute centered on saluting the funeral as it passed Engine 32 on Bunker Hill street near Main street. authorities say the matter is settled and no further action will follow.
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Seth Low
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Merrimac Street
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Main Street
Bedding product claims to stop incontinence during sleep
An advertisement touts a bedding item promising to stop nighttime incontinence for children and adults. It claims high value and immediate effect, offered by GEO GOODWIN & CO. in Hanover (location implied).
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Goodwin & CO
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Reading French Novels Across Vernaculars
A light exchange on enjoying French novels and reading them in the vernacular, with a playful remark about reading anywhere. The snippet captures casual literary banter and cultural curiosity.
Captain Salutes Misread Funeral Orders Behind Firehouse
Captain Low testified before the commissioner about a funeral procession for fireman Diken. He said a misreading of Chief Pope's orders led to his company not assembling during the first pass but saluting on the return. He denied religious bias and insisted he would have complied had the directive been clearer.
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Low
Donation Letter From Henry E Weston to The Post
To the Editor of the Post Henry E Weston submits a small donation with a plea for wider public support He notes his Roxbury address 8 Munroe Street and dates the letter February 10 1898 It ends with a courteous sign off from the donor.
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Munroe Street
Roxbury
Donation to the Fund Letter to the Editor
A reader encloses a check for 25 dollars and asks the Post to apply it to the fund. The brief filing notes the contribution and its purpose.
Deceased Firemen’s Fund Check From Caswell Livermore Co
A February 11 1898 Boston notice states a fund check for the deceased firemen is made payable to the recipient, with Caswell Livermore & Co as the issuing firm. The message emphasizes the payable order and courtesy closing Yours we truly.
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Caswell, Livermore & CO
Boston
Firemen Benefit At Grand Opera House Sold To Two Women
Miss Lillian Russell and Miss Della Fox each bought a box for the Sunday evening benefit at the Grand Opera House and both intend to occupy the seats.
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Della Fox
Grand Opera House
Eight Hours Won in Firemen's Labor Dispute at State House
The Firemen's Protective Union and J Reed Whipple & Co debated a twelve hour day and $5 monthly wage cut before the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration. The firemen rejected the proposal. the case was sent to the board but no decision was needed as Whipple waived the twelve hour demand after the firemen offered a $10 monthly reduction. Charles A Snow for Whipple and organizer John P O Sullivan for the firemen's union spoke for their sides.
De Bull's Cough Syrup Ends Century Ubiquity
An old trade note highlights De Bull's Cough Syrup as a staple remedy, described as consistently useful and widely trusted across generations. The brief item underscores its enduring role in popular medicinal practice.
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Mystery man’s scattered papers reveal travels and wealth
A trove of papers found with an elderly recluse shows he had traveled widely, owned lands, and kept meticulous expense ledgers. A Bible inscribed by his father, daguerreotypes, and bank books hint at a once comfortable life and a possible wife, with clues pointing to Nebraska ties and a hidden past.
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Douglas County
Neb
S. D. Beals
Lucy W. Walker
Ford’s
Richmond
E. H. Winston
Stevens
Mt. Vernon National Bank
Five Cents Savings Bank
Nebraska
Evidences of Wealth in a Loan Accountant's Papers
Mortgage notes ranging from 280 to 1500, deeds for sixteen Columbus City lots, twelve lot purchases in 1893, thirty-three in 1892, and fifteen undated. Over 200 shares in Columbia Manufacturing and Mining Company with 8 million capital. dividends noted. Chelsea and Charlestown properties, Boyle estate, Mansfield land, and a large wealth estimate likely over 75000.
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Marshall County
Columbia Manufacturing and Mining Company
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Chelsea
Charlestown
Tufts Street
Tufts Court
Mansfield
Boyle
Money Lender Walker & Co. in City Directory
A Money Lender not listed in the city street directory is shown in the business section as Walker & Co. He kept a potential mortgage loan office for secure opportunities as age decreased his activity. The listing mentions two old insect-eaten leather pocket books among other property.
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Alaska gold deposits described by War Department agent
Washington report by E Hazard Wells details potential Alaska gold deposits rivaling British Northwest territory. He notes quartz veins on upper Tanana, color in sands, scarce Dawson supplies, looming scurvy threat, and large Yukon migratory movement via the Skaguay trail with abundant game meat aiding camp supplies.
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Alaska
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Tanana
San Francisco
Dawson
Skaguay
Ukoa
Klondike
Nine hundred gold hunters sail to Klondike fields
Seattle bank to Alaska bound group of 900 fortune seekers departed on the City of Seattle and Cleveland. Captain B M Barrington, a pioneer Puget Sound steamer master, had left July 18 for the Klondike and returned with Klondike deeds later sold in part to a Colorado bank for 195 000 dollars.
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Wash
Klondike
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Cleveland
B. M. Barrington
Puget Sound
Barrington
Delemere Opts Out of Klondike Trip
Victor A. Delemere will not join Moses Cohen Morris Wallace and Isaac Lewenberg on the Klondike expedition. The party plans to depart Boston on February 12.
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Moses Cohen
Morris Wallace
Isaac Lewenberg
Klondike
Boston
Polo Building Fire Destroys Atalanta Casino Area
Fire at One Hundred fifty fifth street and Eighth Avenue destroys most of the frame block opposite Manhattan Field. The Atalanta Casino hotel of John J. Troy Polo Athletic Club quarters and Kessell's summer garden burn with about 90 000 dollars in damage. Major George W Sauer family unit housed in the Polo Club building escaped. One man suffered minor burns.
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Manhattan Field
Distressing stomach disease promises permanent cure
A Boston druggist advertises a South American Nervine Tonic as a universal remedy for stomach weakness and indigestion. The copy claims immediate relief, universal efficacy, and safe, long-term use with first doses providing relief.
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Goodwin CO Druggist
Hanover St
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