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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1899
Page
4
The celestial firework display falls short as clouds rain snow, dimming meteors once promised. Astronomers note near misses with comet 1866 and Leonid forecasts and hope for clear skies tonight while ships at sea face wrecks and inquiries proceed.
New York representatives of the law press the case against Roland B. Molineux in a startling poisoning plot that killed Mrs. Adams. A second trial is planned to resolve guilt, with calls for a definite conclusion and no leniency if he is the culprit.
The elusive Aguinaldo escapes again taking his capital and much of his army, complicating attempts to end the war. American soldiers in northern Luzon display rare courage amid tough terrain, while reinforcements are awaited to strengthen Luzon defenses and complete the planned surrounding operation.
The article laments the losses of the new navy including the Maine sunk by treachery while at peace and the Charleston grounded on an uncharted reef in the China Sea. It notes these accidents without armed combat, while praise is given to other warships that have suffered no damage in notable sea actions.
The Boston Post discusses Democratic mayoral prospects, naming General P A Collins and Hon John R Murphy as qualified. It weighs election chances, noting Thomas N Hart as likely Republican candidate and the shifting loyalties within the party.
The Post urges Boston Democrats to nominate General P A Collins for mayor. It asserts he is a non factional Democrat with an honorable public service record and broad appeal, likely to attract votes from both parties. The editorial calls for delegations to back his nomination at the municipal convention.
A poem notes merriment of hatyard and cricket in a woodland setting. It predicts a coming frost and a hopeful future when the wiser musicians will sing in tune as nature’s secret remains.
Margaret defies her disinheritance to wed Howard Gladstone, a poor suitor who reveals his stock wealth. After the Wall Street panic, Howard lends $10,000 to Henry Sanborn, once a vociferous rival, sparking a turn of fortunes and remorse for past misjudgments.
Daily menu items listed for breakfast luncheon and dinner. Includes recipe for macaroni and cheese with white sauce and cheese topping. Mentions Mrs H A Gillette of 808 Elm Street West Somerville Massachusetts.
Mme. Melba recalls a boy in the West who told her she sings nicer than his father could whistle. Miss Helen Gould remains aligned with Mormonism and once backed Kate Field. Sir Simon Lechmere-Stuart, who appeared with Mrs. Langtry, retires from the stage upon his baronetcy.
A fragmentary, humorous clippings row features quips about aristocrats, a spoofy Spoonerism, and a judge's quip on a new frock. The Detroit Free Press voice adds light classroom humor about holidays and school days.
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