Sailor Kelly's Quiet Homecoming After Merrimac Heroism
Boston learns the sailor who helped Hobson face sunk torpedoes returns home but denies boasting of his Merrimac exploits. Police detain him for drunkenness before the navy yard confirms his identity and scars from Santiago. Neighbors, relatives, and officials recall his modest stance.
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Donovan
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Mrs. Kelly
Navy
Dangerous German toys endanger children say federal officials
Dr D F E Salmon head of the bureau of animal industry reports for the year ending June 30 1898 that German toys and colored goods are poisonous and highly painted toys may be dangerous to children who may suck the paint or swallow chipped pieces. He notes tuberculosis studies continue for both men and animals and serum shows value in early disease stages. Investigations into Texas fever anthrax and other illnesses are planned. He asks for funds to expand foreign markets for U S dairy products and calls for extending meat export inspection and certification rules to butter cheese and condensed milk.
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D. FE. Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Germany
Salmon
United States
Warning to Boston merchants on Knights of Labor ad men
A letter to the editor cautions Boston area merchants about unscrupulous advertisers soliciting for the Knights of Labor. It names Joseph Pp. Keough as the sole authorized solicitor for D. A. 30 K of L and urges police notification to curb the racket. Signed by John Hurley and Thomas UH Canning with district roles.
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Boston
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John Hurley
Thomas UH
Canning
Twenty Fifth Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Atwood
Twenty five years ago on Thanksgiving Day Jacob Atwood led Hannah C Robbins to the altar. Time has treated them well and yesterday at their Matfield Massachusetts residence their twenty five years of married life culminated in a warm reception on the anniversary date.
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Matfield
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