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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1899

Page

5

One Fifth of Troops in Philippines Sick

Manila reports that twenty percent of the army are ill in hospitals or quarters with dysentery as sterile rations and inadequate hospital accommodations draw protest from Chief Surgeon Woodhull who refuses responsibility without reforms. Otis denies complicity and officials debate the severity and causes while navy cooperation is praised.

Manila Hong Kong Woodhull War Department General Otis Army Otis Alaska Washington Sternberg Weston New York Alexander United States

Otis and the Round Robin Washington July 21

War Department statement quotes General Otis denying misrepresentation in dispatches and noting press demands to send unsupervised reports. He says some despatches were too conservative and asserts harmonious army navy relations. Also includes a letter from a Filipino insurgent source at Tarlac.

Washington War Cement Iain Concate Bee General Otis Addal Hong Ng Otis Tarlac

Rain in Manila hinders large scale military advances

Unprecedented rainfall in the Manila region disrupts operations as miles of flooded country, three to four feet deep, block roads. The Paranaque bridge is swept away isolating Imus and Bacoor, making wagon trains unviable and forcing possible use of pack mules. Officials face duties arranging volunteer departures and replacement regulars.

Manila Paranaque Imus Bacor

Post Day Was a Great Day for Babies at Floating Hospital

The Commercial wharf buzzed before 9 as the Floating Hospital Clifford, towed by tug Leader, began its harbor voyage. Despite many mothers hoping for extras, only 200 babies could be boarded. others faced disappointment as the list filled. A sobbing Italian mother pleaded, while a young Russian Hebrew immigrant and a new father expressed gratitude and waited for a chance to board.

Clifford Ater Mudder Rosie The Post Boston Rufus_B. Tobey Moating Hospital Feiberee Chas Anderson Tobey Harbor Jimmie Fleating Benldt Ebster Pemberton Buffalo Court of St. James

Post Day on the Floating Hospital Reveals Hope for Sick Babies

The floating hospital’s Post Day brings sixteen nurses led by Miss L C Wilbur as carpenters install air-control equipment to aid ward temperatures. Mothers receive training on milk sterilization and child nutrition while doctors care for the gravely ill and recovering infants aboard.

L. .C. Wilbur

Indiana Arrives From Manila Under Quarantine

San Francisco dispatch reports the United States transport Indiana arriving from Manila after a thirty two day voyage. The ship went into quarantine and carries 80 or so sick soldiers and Red Cross personnel. Many are wounded in battle and being treated abroad.

San Francisco United States Indiana Manila Red Cross Eeta

Saloon Passengers Sail on Cephalonia from East Boston

The steamer Cephalonia under Captain H. W. Pierce departs East Boston at 8 30 this morning bound for Queenstown and Liverpool carrying 73 saloon passengers 49 second cabin and 7 steerage passengers. Among them are Alexander Martin state street agent Colonel John McManus and wife of Providence R I and a long list of passengers including George S Anderson Rev Dr John Len D D George Henry Bassett James Harris Broderick Mary Helene Bell Gertrude Chamberlin Maude Denton J F Duncombe Mrs Mary A Devine and many others.

Cephalonia H. W. Pierce Boston Queenstown Liverpool Alexander Martin State Street John McManus Providence R. I George S. Anderson John __len George Henry Bassett James Harris Broderick Mary Helene Bell Gertrude Chamberlin A. R. Chapman Maude Denton J. F. Duncombe Mary A. Devine Gerald Furi J. E. Goudey A. Howard W. H. Hart Frank M. Knowles Nathaniel T. Kida G. H. Lontan Fe Lyfenny Lafayette Laring C. L. Loveland Thom Leverett Anthony M. Mclar

Alaskan Boundary Negotiations Update

Senator Fairbanks of the Canadian Joint High Commission met with Secretary Hay and Commissioner Kasson, then spoke with the President at the White House. Details remain guarded as the commission focuses on studying the essential features of the British note to Ambassador Choate regarding the Alaskan boundary dispute.

Washington Fairbanks Canadian Joint High Commission Hay Kasson White House Benator Farbanks Great Britain Ambassador Choate

Segal Touls wedding at 47 Allen Street in Prince area

The jewelnegs of Mine 186 Segal, daughter of Mrs. I Segal, married Mr Touls 1 last night at 47 Allen Street their future home. Rabbi M S Margolis conducted the ceremony before a large invited gathering with H B Glatt as best man and Miss L Segal as maid of honor. A supper followed and an entertainment was held. Louis Bagel, a West End real estate owner, featured in the piece.

Segal I. Segal Touls Allen Street Praince Margolis EH. Glatt L. Segal Louis Bagel West End

Piper Mfg Treasurer Pillsbury Found Hanged at Cape Elizabeth

Charles E. Pillsbury, treasurer of Piper Manufacturing, long missing, was found suspended by the neck from a tree at Cape Elizabeth. Authorities say suicide is suspected due to his despondency after his wife’s death and financial reverses. he disappeared June 18.

Charles E. Pillsbury Piper Manufacturing Company Cape Elizabeth Fom Mr. Pillsbury

Lakes of Killarney Sold Claims Drawn Out

A Central News dispatch reports that the Lakes of Killarney may have been sold amid unclear details. The source mentions a tobacco concession buyer and a retina winder, with sporadic references to the term Gallanee and perturbed state of the deal. Further confirmation is needed.

Killarney Central News Eeerhney Kiarney

Czar and Kaiser Tap for TPM Conference

Brief fragment notes a conference involving a czar and a kaiser. No clear entities, dates, or locations are evident. Further readable details are required to craft a complete card with distinct people or organizations.

Hospital Boat Nursery Scene Amid Harbor Calm

Descriptions of a floating hospital for children show a tranquil harbor setting with little cots bearing brass donors’ names. Nurses prepare individualized nourishment while orderlies handle bottles, and staff enforce gentle limits on kissing, hugging, and other affectionate contact to protect the patients.

It's a Mistake to S itch ing Piles in the Core

Readable fragments discuss core water setting and cooling issues. The text mentions Daes and Pirie G with unclear roles, noting a mistake in handling piles and water systems. The garbled OCR yields no clear dates or outcomes.

Hospital float aids mothers and babies in harbor outing

A Post reporter describes a hospital float outing for the poor, recounting a Wollaston mother who brought her baby with a treasured duck toy. An officer recalls a broad-shouldered hospital attache and the scenes of compassion seen during yesterday's event, revealing the outing's impact on families.

Post Wollaston

Kentucky lovers travel four decades to wed at Cumberland Gap

In Knoxville on July 21 M Johnson a Kentucky mountaineer walked forty miles and Miss McCreech aged 17 walked twenty eight miles from Kentucky to Cumberland Gap to marry. The sheriff barred the ceremony until Miss Mc Creech's father arrived with a shotgun. The couple returned home separately.

Knoxville Tenn M. Johnson Miss McCreech Kentucky Cumberland Gap

Newton letter carrier arraigned for non support

Hugh H. Sennett a Newton letter carrier who vanished a year ago was brought before Judge Kennedy on a non support charge. He admitted uncertainty about his reasons for leaving his wife and was ordered to provide support. The case was continued to September 23 to allow him time to comply.

Hugh H. Sennett Newton Newton Court Kennedy

Mrs Thayer's Engagement Ring Mystery Draws Reward

Boston millionaire Mrs. Bayard Thayer seeks three lost rings from a Holland House stay in New York. Henry E. Jacob offers 1000 for return. rings include a pigeon blood ruby and marquise diamond. Claims point to maid handling and hotel staff, with later communications from possessors offering to return for higher reward.

New York The Herald Holland House Fifty-third Street Henry B. Jacob Wall St Bayard Thayer Boston Thayer Harriman Ruth Simpkins Jacob Ramon

Miss Mary Burns Weds English Aristocrat in London

New York society reports Miss Mary Burns, a noted New Yorker, has married a prominent young Englishman in London. Like Lady Curzon, she attracted a member of the parliamentary set through wit and grace, signaling a high society union amid transatlantic interest.

New York Mary Burns London Lady Curzon

Verdon Harcourt and Burns Wedding Enlivens London Society

Mr. Lewis Vernon Harcourt eldest son of Liberal leader Sir William Vernon Harcourt marries Miss Burns, daughter of the late William H Burns. The ceremony draws prominent London society figures. bride wears pearl collar gift from J Pierpont Morgan. The couple to honeymoon at Aubrey Harcourt's Oxford residence. wedding presents exceed seven hundred in value and variety.

Lewis Vernon Harcourt William Vernon Harcourt

Eloped With Comedian Shocks Attleboro Readers

In Attleboro on July 21 a 15 year old girl Dora Tetreault married comedian Richard Barry known as Cigarette McCarthy after attending Rockwell’s pavilion shows. Barry, much older, was briefly jailed then released. The couple left for Whitinaville to rejoin the troupe.

Attleboro Dora Adelard Tetreault Rockwell Richard Barry Cigarette McCarthy North Attleboro Barry Briggs C Lock Whitinaville

New Haven Arrest Reveals Unusual Bluebeard Case

Salvator di Ciello was arrested after a court appearance where he remarked about buying wives for 60 cents each and wishing to pay 120. Detectives reported odd statements and the suspect claimed stories of having multiple wives in various locations, reflecting a bizarre, sensational accusation.

New Haven Conn Bluebeards Salvator di Ciello Sper di Ciello Dia Apps

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Philippines Geon Woodhull Y. Aguinaldo Barker Navy Admiral Dewey Yorktown Navy Department Teepe Comaniann Ey Wilson Bros Hanover St Beyt Loston Hospital Ruth Mr. Tobey ASST John Anderson Rufus G Tobey William H. McLaren Michael McCaddan Kittie McCaddan Miss McMichael Daniel Macduff W.C. C. Macduff Alex Storey Macduff Charles Pratt Macduff James Allan Macduff Allan W Macduff MacDonnell Mias C. Batley J. A Mulholland Ey Melklejohn C. Newbold Mary Sharpe Mary Constance Smith Caroline M. Swift Pillsbury Northern Division York New Haven & Hartford New & al Aoa Erminal Station Boata Czar and Kaiser Tomertp Pas Fon Hunter Baltimore Rye Vallawotos Veron Harcourt H. E. Jacob Lady Harcourts Lewis Vernon Harecourt Dora Tetreault
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