Posts Wonderful Record of Scoops
A brief item notes posts claiming a wonderful record of scoops and alleges theft from a bank. The fragment references a theft claim without naming people or places.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1899
Page
9
A brief item notes posts claiming a wonderful record of scoops and alleges theft from a bank. The fragment references a theft claim without naming people or places.
A public school visit led by a proud woman principal prompts pupils to recite about teeth and growing up. Children discuss losing baby teeth and the types of teeth, while a humorous aside about a restaurant “late soup” appears. The snippet mixes multiple newspapers’ wires with playful dialogue.
A sequence of thefts and pawning involving Miss Floward and Miss Louise Howard leads Inspector Kelly to track Miss Ray Howard to Chattanooga and Boston. Louise Howard is jailed for two months and Miss Floward receives fifteen months after arrest and arraignment.
John McQuade of 172 Putnam Street East Boston explains that after years of kidney issues Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back lameness and weakened kidney symptoms. He describes purchasing at Woodbury's Maverick Square and noting steady work response. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by dealers for 50 cents and mailed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
General Joseph Wheeler traveled through Chattanooga on the way to Washington from Riverton Alabama. Dispatches indicate he has been recalled by the Secretary of War and will be sent at once to the Philippines on a secret department mission.
In the City Hall tower three telephone girls plus Mary run a high reach of lines as Mayor Quincy enforces reform. No. 50 is the favored number and the Mayor’s calls dictate the shift. The piece blends city politics with flirtatious exchanges and tower life amidst reform talk.
London crowds gathered for Buckingham Palace drawing room as Queen Victoria, seen with impaired sight from cataracts, contemplates immediate operation advised by renowned oculist Dr. Pagenslecher to prevent total blindness. Duchess of York attended despite heavy rain while diplomats and US officials observed proceedings.
The Earl of Strafford, Henry William John Byng, 4th Earl, age 68, was decapitated after falling onto the tracks at Potter's Bar as the Cambridge Express neared. He held titles and estates in England and had married twice including Mrs. Samuel J. Colgate.
At Morris Park New York on May 16 the New Rochelle handicap featured Dan De Oro George Keene and Sanders as favorites with Imp practically close. Previous surged from the early pace to win by two lengths with Imp taking second and Kingdon third. time 1 20 3-4. Other runners included Don de Ore and several named rivals.
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