17 Mar 1899
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1899
Page
1
Advert says Paine’s celery compound creates new blood and nerve tissue and strengthens nerves. It claims to outpace rival spring remedies, with physicians endorsing it for run-down nerves brain and tissues and blood purification, especially in spring, urging use. It asserts global sales exceed all other spring remedies.
A historical note outlines Quad Tech’s rise from a $20 annual stake to a vast fortune through speculative ventures. It traces early investments, key figures, and the disruption caused by the collapse, highlighting the feverish market era and lasting impact on investors.
Benjamin P. Hutchinson known as Old Hutch a famed Chicago wheat speculator died at Lake Geneva Wisconsin He rose from North Reading Mass to finance and wheat commission trading later joining the Chicago Board of Trade in 1856 He built a fortune through market corners but later lost most of it leaving a retired life marked by illness
Madrid reports the Queen Regent will sign the ratification of the peace treaty today. Duc d Arcos is expected to represent Spain in Washington. The Regent's wife is American and the event marks a formal approval by Spain in the treaty process.
The Queen Regent signed decrees this evening dissolving certain measures as part of the government actions reported from Madrid on March 16.
The Cortes convokes the new Parliament and authorizes payment of arrears of pay to repatriated troops.
Officials in Washington greet news from Madrid that Spain will not submit the peace treaty to the Cortes again and will seek ratification by the Queen Regent. The six month limit to exchange ratifications runs from Paris on June 10, with Secretary Hay acting for the United States. It is believed Spanish representatives will include the Duke de Arcos and a distinguished suite.
In Rome on March 16 Professor Mazzoni and Dr Lapponi assured the public the Pope's condition is improving after surgery. They said his lungs and heart are healthy and weakness is typical for a nonogenerian. Newspapers dispute with reports of fainting and decline.
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