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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1898
Page
3
An advertisement touts a wool body lining lustereen sleeve lining velveteen pockets and a silk velvet collar with raw edges. Priced no lower than 20, it is marketed by H Newman & Son in Boston. The nearby text shifts to fiction and notices involving Helen Brown and engagement mix-ups, plus a public Water Supply Committee report and a Boston building addition.
The war inquiry board faced a storm delay after leaving New York on the midnight N. Y. C. H. & H. train. The train was stalled near New Haven due to blocked tracks, with passengers provided for and hopes to reach by 6 a.m. doubts remain about the opening start.
Israel Zangwill gave a Tremont Theatre discourse on the position of the Hebrew race in world history. He traced the ghetto origin from Venice, noted Hebrew roles in medicine and finance, and commented on literature and persecution. He closed with an original poem The Hebrew's Friday Night.
Rome reports the new college at Poresa Argentina near Paran opened today when the great hall collapsed. Three bishops were hurt and one died. fears rise that many others lie buried in the ruins.
Secretary Long invited to preside in the patriotic department as Mechanics Fair begins souvenir week with over half a million gifts for visitors. Items include silver hooks pins mirrors calendars and photos while demonstrations and electrical showcases attract crowds. The program features Marine Band concerts and a pool contest with notable exhibitors and entertainment planned through the closing days.
The late Thomas, born in Halifax in April 1827, died at 8 am. He built a vast business spanning wool and shoe manufacturing and wholesale beef trade in E. G. Cook’s firm. Branches operated in Salem Newburyport and Gloucester with him as a leading figure. He was connected to J. B. Southwick & Co morocco manufacturers and the Lynn shoe iron works. He married Deborah Bates of Middleboro and is survived by her.
York dispatch reports the Rev. Dr. Ymen Abbott announces his intention to resign as pastor of Plymouth Church, ending ten years of leadership from the estate.
Advertises Cuticura Soap as superior for babies skin scalp and hair cleanliness and relief from heat rashes and irritations. Claims bath with the soap softens and refreshes skin while offering world wide availability and price details with multiple depot addresses in Boston London Paris and France. A request is made to send for a free Face Bands and Hair Book.
Washington November 27 The President received word from Mr Day head of the American commission confirming assurances of an early and successful finish to the negotiations The Spanish commissioners are expected to accept the terms perhaps tomorrow and no treaty will be drafted or signed within a few days The Day dispatch is the first definite statement on the commission’s conclusion.
General Wade Colonel Claus Captain Hurt and aides were called to General Blanco to extend a formal farewell on his resignation. Wade thanked Blanco for courtesies to Americans and praised orderly measures in the Spanish army. Blanco replied that he acted only in the performance of duty.
Samuel Simonds of 42 Poplar Street Newton appeared in Newton Police Court after being arrested Friday for non payment or extra fare on a streetcar. The conductor claimed Simonds owed two fares. Simonds disputed the charge. He was fined one dollar.
Dr Walter Hamlin Holmes a nephew of Vice President Hannibal Hamlin and a leading Waterbury physician died at home from amic convulsions. Born in 1654 in Missouri he graduated Bowdoin 185 and Harvard Medical 167 and settled in Waterbury in 1884. One widow survives him.
Maurice Schwartz and Miss Ida Levito both of Boston were married last evening in Monument Hall Charlestown by Rabbi Levine. The couple will reside at 510 Main Street Charlestown with guests including J Schwartz and S S Levine as groomsmen and Mary Snyder as maid of honor.
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