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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1899

Page

9

Ex Spanish Soldiers’ Cuban Ties Shift After War

Postwar Cuba scene shows thousands of former Spanish soldiers staying in Cuba. They marry Cuban women, abandon uniforms, and form new lives as farmers or workers, while some return to Spain with property stripped from garrisons. Local dealers trade relics like swords and insignia as mementos of the war. Photographs show the altered garrisons at Cienfuegos and Santiago de Cuba.

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Miss Maxine Elliott A Beauty Star of Stage Biography

A profile notes Maxine Elliott, famed as a beautiful woman and accomplished actress. Her charm aided early fame, then she grew with Nat Goodwin, F Henry French, Rose Coghlan, and Augustin Daly assignments. From Maine, she began in FE Willard’s company and advanced to leading roles on stage and abroad.

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Oddities of Famous Minds and Their Quirks

A clipped survey notes how Allan Poe Byron and Sir Joshua Reynolds along with many others faced eccentricities or illusionary experiences. It mentions Dr Johnson hearing voices and Lombroso linking genius to injuries, with references to Pope and others.

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Trumpet Major Joy and the Cavalry Bugle Glory

In a vivid historical note the article extols the army trumpeter's honor and peril, tracing the role from taps to charge. It recalls Trumpet Major Joy of the Seventeenth Lancers, whose Balaklava bugle became a legendary symbol, and a commemorative memorial at Chiswick parish churchyard.

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Untitled Filipino Streets and a Gold Field Divorce Case

A photograph from Manila shows eight of Uncle Sam's young Filipinos in everyday attire. The Klondike reports its first divorce, a miner Finney vs wife, with a jury verdict granting absolution to the wife and a tale of domestic strife ending in awards for property and a sewing machine.

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Berlin actor Muller commits suicide in unusual method

Leading Berlin Deutsches theater actor Fiermann Muller killed himself in a bizarre act, filling a pistol with water after a blank cartridge and firing into his mouth. Overwork and melancholia were cited as causes. He was renowned for roles in Henschel Ludemann Hauptmann and Hirschfeld productions.

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Mind and medicine blur as brain injuries spark genius

The passage ponders how brain injuries affect behavior and genius, noting Keatsi and Heine as examples of frailty and chronic invalidism. It discusses epilepsy in poets and wonders how damage to one brain area can trigger insanity or unexpected brilliance, highlighting the brain's elusive mysteries.

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Famous Minds and Mad Fates Across History

The passage lists renowned figures across arts and philosophy, noting how genius and eccentricity or mental strain marked their later years. Figures include Maupassant Rousseau Goethe Coleridge and others, with references to illness, visions, and possible injuries shaping their lives and works.

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