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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1899

Page

10

Continental Overcoats and Wide Underwear Bargains

A long advertisement describes 36 081 A Continental Overcoats in multiple colors with satin yoke and right for Boston, followed by extensive sale on fleeced and extra heavy underwear, shirts and drawers from various makers with prices ranging from 35c to 2.50 per set and multiple lots highlighting wool, camel hair, balbriggan, and Union brands.

Force Continental Oxford Boston Wright Vienna Norfolk New Brunswick America Lote

Helen Long Sheds Light On Navy Family Strain In Washington

Helen Long second daughter of the Secretary of the Navy, is described as an invalid from pulmonary trouble. She will winter in Colorado, with friends fearing only months remain. Her wartime nursing and Johns Hopkins training are noted, alongside her social circles and dinner with McKinleys.

Washington Helen Long Miss Long Colorado McKinley Hobart

Miss Helen Long Illness Alters Washington Social Season

Deep sorrow follows Miss Helen Long's alarming illness during her residence in Washington. A quiet girl with gracious manners, she made many friends while assigned to the Naval Hospital in Brooklyn. The family and the Secretary of the Navy are unlikely to participate in the social season due to her condition.

Naval Hospital Brooklyn Miss Long Washington Secretary of the Navy Miss Helen

Mrs Evangeline O Neill Accused Of Large Spending

Mrs Evangeline Clare O Neill is said to have squandered about 200 000 in three years on diamonds rugs bric a brac embroidered linen laces and luxuries. She owes around 50 000 to merchants nationwide. Her extravagance ruined her husband Henry J O’Neill once called the barley king and his grain business and a Minneapolis firm tied to him face financial danger.

Chicago Evangeline Clare O'Neill Henry J. O'Neill Chicago- O’neill Grain Company Minneapolis Grain Company

American Girls Visit Pope in Rome Blessing Arranged

Three Pittsburg girls Mary B Maloney Ella G Maloney and Gertrude McCaffrey recently returned home recount an audience with Pope Leo in Rome. They missed the planned audience but gained the pontifical blessing through Rome’s admiration for American energy.

Pittsburg Pope Leo Rome Mary B Ella G. Maloney Gertrude McCaffrey Holy Father

Spies Proxy Wife Nina Van Zandt Near Death

Nina Van Zandt, once allied with anarchist August Spies, is gravely ill in Chicago. Now Mrs. Stephen Malato, she married via proxy to Spies’ brother’s representative after the Haymarket case. Her youth at that time, courted court rendezvous, and jail visits underscore a dramatic wartime marriage plan.

Chicago Nina van Zandt August Spies Stephen Malato Haymarket Spies Miss van Zandt Chris Spies

Galvin Hamilton Wedding At St Josephs Church

Thomas Galvin and Miss Agnes M Hamilton were married Wednesday evening at St Josephs Church with Father Coppinger officiating. John J Galvin gave away the bride, Luke Galvin was best man, and Miss Theresa Foley was bridesmaid. A reception and supper followed at Thomas Galvins home on 11 South Russell Street. The newlyweds reside at 22 North Russell Street.

Thomas Galvin Agnes M. Hamilton St. Joseph's Church Father Coppinger John J. Galvin Luke Galvin Theresa Foley Pecamera Thoms Galvin South Russell Street Galvin North Russell Street

Boston Children's Friend Society annual report notes care for orphans

The Boston Children’s Friend Society reports on caring for needy children across two homes. The girls’ home at 48 Rutland Street, Boston houses ninety children, while the boys’ home at Dedham houses five. Treasurer William Quincyales resides at 83 Purchase Street, Boston.

Boston Children’s Friend Society Rutland Street Boston Dedham Ru Street Yevent William Quincyales Purchase Street

Big Drug Combine Forms New City Corporation

On January 1 1900 three major wholesale drug houses West & Jenney Cutler Bros & Co and George C Goodwin & Co unite under Massachusetts law to form a closed corporation with 38000 capital stock at 10 a share. The merged group will absorb Rust Richardson Drug Co and operate from Broad street and Hanover street locations before consolidating under one roof.

Massachusetts West & Jenney Broad Street Cutler Bros. & Co George C. Goodwin & Co Hanover Street Charles C. Goodwin Charles A. West Charles F. Cutler Bernard Jenney, Jr George F. Kellogg William W. Cutler Rust & Richardson Drug Company Reuben L. Richardson Charles T. Pike Nathaniel J. Rust Rust Goodwin Company West & Jenney Place Corner Road Franklin Cutler Bros Abram J. Lowe Messrs BE. Waldo Cutler Mr. Lowe

Woman Chases Swindler Down Street

Mrs Phebe Hellewell of 1466 Washington street identified Charles Osgood, 33, a suspected freight swindler, on Shawmut avenue yesterday. She pursued him on the street until police intervened.

Esterday Charles ©. Osgood Phebe Hellewell Washington Street Shawmut Avenue

Police Seek Man After Dover Street Incident

A man ran after being pursued by a policeman on Dover Street drawing bystanders. Police urge victims to report to Dedham Street Police Station at 9 30 this morning to help identify the suspect.

Dover Street Dedham Street

Roxbury Democratic Faction Battles Roil Ward Politics

Roxbury’s Democratic scene features tight mayoralty delegate races in wards 17 18 and 19 with heated alderman contests. In Ward 10 19 OBrien faces Grant after Cleary’s withdrawal, while Ward 17 sees McCarthy Quirk and Connolly aligned in a three cornered fight for ward committee and council leadership.

Roxbury Michael J. O’brien Oliver S. Grant Michael H. Cleary O’brien Grant Ward 10 Ward 17 Timothy B. McCarthy Charles J. Quirk Murphy Common Council Ty. L. Connolly Quirk Collins Brennan Connolly McCarthy James M. Curley

Prince of Wales Birthday Observed Across London

The Prince of Wales birthday was celebrated with chimes at St Pauls and other buildings, royal standards raised, and salutes fired at Windsor Tower of London and Horse Guards. He hosted guests including Lord Rosebery at Sandringham.

London Prince of Wales St. Paul's Westminster Windsor Horse Guards Parade Tower of London Sandringham Lord Rosebery

Admits Killing Man With Axe In Boston Room

Luigi de Storti confesses to killing Michele Calucci with an axe while Calucci slept in a room at 57 Charter Street last Tuesday morning. He was arrested in Hudson and taken to Hanover Street police station. De Storti says the two men were sworn enemies and describes a beer fueled motive before the fatal blow.

Luigi de Storti Michele Calucci Charter Street de Storti Hudson Baretta Hanover Street Boston Calucci Italy Z . de Storti Bucilli Bacilli Bucili Singi de Storti Ag Ae

Railroad Man Falls Between Cars in Altoona Tragedy

Harry Mel Gregor a well known railroad worker died in Altoona after falling from a car to the tracks. Two trains passed over him in the incident reported on November 9.

Altoona Penn Harry Mel Gregor

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