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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1898
Page
4
Crisis in Madrid as Sagasta govt falls in war crisis
The Spanish cabinet of Senor Sagasta resigns amid the war with the United States. The article notes Dewey's victory at Manila and the government’s incapacity to handle the crisis, with Spain facing loss of colonies, possible naval destruction, and potential upheaval or revolution. Sagasta faces tough decisions as he ascends to lead a changed ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagasta
Spain
United States
Dewey
Manila
Senor Sagasta
Tomas Estrada Palma
Immigration bill fate hinges on November votes in House
The Republican majority in the House will not pass any immigration bill this session. Western Republicans fear voters will reject them in the November elections if they back the measure. Lodge introduced the bill in the Senate, but House reluctance has kept it stalled since its arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senator Lodge
Roxbury
The Oregon Safe a Battle Ship’s Mighty Armor
The Oregon sails to join the Atlantic fleet amid reassurance about its safety. Describes eighteen inch steel sides and heavy armament of four 13 inch guns, eight 8 inch guns, and thirty four rapid fire guns. Argues that the Oregon could have defeated the Cape Verde fleet and would carry news of its destruction to port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Cape de Verde
Caribbean
Cervera
Cuba
General Blanco
United States
Sampson
Schley
Havana
Santiago de Cuba
Cuban
New York
Cincinnati
Massachusetts
Texas
Porto Rican
San Juan
Isthmus Canal Idea Urged By U S In War Aftermath
The article discusses plans to cut a canal across the narrow land bridge between the Atlantic and Pacific to secure naval routes. It argues the United States has obligations to protect its territories and interests on both oceans and envisions a shorter, direct maritime passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Spain
Atlan
Pacific
Equator
Pole
Canal lesson and looming naval clash in Caribbean
The piece argues a future isthmus canal must be U S controlled and highlights the strategic value. It then analyzes the Spanish fleet near Curacao facing Sampson and Schley forces with forecasts of a likely clash in the Caribbean as U S squadrons converge on Cuba and Puerto Rico.
TEE FINANCIAL SITUATION
The article notes a broadening stock market and a bull trend despite a war scare. It cites strong demand for grangers and industrials, plus higher farm export values and easier money markets as drivers of resumed business and rising speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardenas
Observant Citizen notes amid rain and war fervor.
The Post's red and black extras drew crowds despite rain as observers describe patriotic displays, a naval officer's commission for George H. Norman Jr., and war news. Reports recount ceremonies, railroad salutes for a Spanish defeat, and a lengthy theatre programme item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Boston
Bull market seen with strong foreign trade and gold inflows
The piece argues that heavy international trade surpluses, gold shipments, a Treasury reserve near 181 million, and soaring railroad earnings favor a rising stock market. It notes potential navy or army setbacks could briefly dip prices, but such pullbacks would be temporary, with a genuine bull market intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Spain
Chair Covers from Paper Patterns in Seven Pieces
Spring cleaning continues as homemakers prepare chair chintz covers. The piece explains a cost saving method to make chair covers from seven paper pattern pieces, noting the expense of ready made covers and encouraging DIY construction.
Crafting a chair cover from newspaper patterns
The article describes making a chair cover using seven pattern pieces. Two inner arm pieces are identical, two side pieces are alike with one numbered 4, and patterns were cut from pinned newspapers. Chintz is cut from these patterns and sewn with raw edges on the right side, edges bound with tape. a sofa can be covered similarly with careful cutting.
The Crisis What Next The Tremont Street Sermon
Dr John D Pickles preached at Tremont Street M E Church on The Crisis What Next He outlined causes of the war and its likely outcomes He predicted a future union of Great Britain and the United States to defend oppressed peoples and Christianize lands where injustice and darkness prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Street
M. E
John D. Pickles
Great Britain
United States
Coolness of American Naval Officers in Battle
A vivid portrait of Captain Frank Wildes aboard the Boston and Admiral Dewey’s fleet during the Manila Bay engagement. It notes Wildes coolly fanning himself and ordering coffee as shells ripped the water, while Dewey ensures breakfast for his sailors and studies torpedo boat use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wildes
Boston
Dewey
Fvlier Sampson
Porto Rico
Wildes
Manila Bay
Dons
Uncle Sam
Olympia
Roxbury
Society Entry for Mrs Lampson Sparks Quiet Gossip
A tale of Mrs Lampson finally entering society through a mix up in an invitation card. Mrs Oldstocke, Miss Rousselle, and Mrs Van Ratchem play parts as Lampson is swept into a party scene she has long sought, with all concerned reluctant to reveal the humorous error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampsons
Helena
R. D. Lampson
Miss Rousselle
Mrs. Dstooke
Mrs. Oldstocke
Sample Irish Wit From the London Spectator
A collection of light Irish anecdotes and witticisms recounted by travelers and readers. The pieces include tales of two tired laborers in Ireland, a Bray to Dublin journey, a sentence about life and substitutes in China, and humorous exchanges about religion, drinking, and family relations. The voice blends humor with rural character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wexford
Dublin
Bray
Trinity College Historical Society
China
Prize Awarded to Miss Buffington for Menu
The Post menu prize of five dollars for last week goes to Miss M. P. Buffington of 2 McClellan Street Dorchester. Her menu appeared in the Saturday issue dated May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Buffington
Dorchester
Post
M. P. Buffington
McClellan Street
Blanche Sully
Philadelphia
Thomas Sully
Roya
Queen Victoria
Bons of
St. George
Dinner Menu and Desserts From a Historic Plan
Oranges rolled oats with cream pop overs baked potatoes egg omelet coffee dinner macaroni soup stuffed veal rice potatoes string beans raspberry whip wafers cold water supper yeast bread cold veal cabbage plain cake sauce chocolate popovers two eggs milk two cups flour salt twenty minutes hot oven raspberry whip whites sugar yolks eggs whipped to froth before serving cabbage salad half cabbage egg muffin pan salt pepper vinegar flour sugar pour over cabbage miss carolyn ether damartacotta me
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Ether
Charles Dewey and wife celebrate golden wedding
Charles Dewey, president of a Montpelier Vermont life insurance firm and brother of the famed admiral, recently marked their golden wedding anniversary with congratulations from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dewey
Admiral
Montpelier
Colden
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