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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1899
Page
2
The article extols Mr. Truth, a Divine Healer, claiming vast success in curing ailments across the United States and Europe. It cites numerous personal testimonies from patients in New England and stresses that genuine healing comes from divine power, not human instruction, with ongoing appeals for letters and visits.
Public grand stands to overlook the line of land parade while a memorial arch takes shape. Estimates say costs range from 100 to 150 dollars for a window view and parade viewing areas.
Preparations for a naval parade in honor of Admiral Dewey near completion. General Howard Carroll heads water parade operations with vessels from multiple East Coast ports applying to participate.
Ward leaders rally for caucus work as polls open Friday. Heavy registration continues with over 225 men already recorded and expectations of around a thousand more by Wednesday close. Most new registrants are Democrats with few Republicans among them.
The Guild forces secured the nomination paper filing early yesterday, injuring the Bates camp morale and dampening what was expected to be a broader clash. After weeks of campaigning, Guild supporters celebrated while both sides cooled plans for further maneuvers as they prepared for the next moves.
A seven mile flotilla is planned for the North River in honor of Admiral Dewey with the Corsair of the New York Yacht Club leading and the Erin bearing Sir Thomas Lipton as guest. More than 10 yachts will join as public stands spark controversy over paid viewing spaces and sparse free viewing. preparations include a massive arch at the Worth monument site and the old Delmonico building stand.
A man claiming to be A. Cumming of Malden brought his missing daughter to police early this morning. He said she left Malden with medical student Charles Fleck from Huntington Avenue and that they had not returned by midnight. Waltham officers investigate. no accident report yet. A case file was opened with a response pending from Station 16.
Michael Hanlon a 36 year old Metropolitan Coal Company worker from 6 Chesterfield street was struck on the head by falling coal. Despite surgeons warning that leaving the hospital would be fatal he went home, and doctors say his refusal will lead to his death.
Treasurer Francis H. Peabody of the Porto Rico fund acknowledges receipt of the amount 24 068 78 dollars, the funds represented for relief efforts. The note confirms the contribution and dates.
Last train from Park Square arrives from Dedham at 12:03 a.m. marking the depot’s official abandonment. From now on all trains will use the new South terminal and Back Bay depot. The old site may house a public market or be razed for new buildings. The Park Square depot, once highly regarded, served Providence division travelers, with 737 daily trains and 197 on Sundays.
Police inspectors arrested Charles L. Talbot at 376 Highland avenue on a complaint by A. D. Cairns & Co jewellers about a $120 diamond ring held under a conditional contract. Talbot was held in $30 until Sept. A separate report notes a sudden death yesterday morning at a Calumet street Roxbury building site. Daniel Regan, 5, of 6 Nickerson court, died at work, with heart disease suspected.
Dispatch describes tense hallway standoff as Guild workers guard the corridor while Bates supporters attempt to file papers. By late afternoon twenty two Guild papers are in line with only one Bates triumph, signaling a bitter, closely watched contest across wards 1 to 11. The notice warns filing ends Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Pretoria reports State Attorney Smuts indicating Transvaal has withdrawn its offer of a five years franchise with suzerainty relinquishment. He cites a reply accepting a joint inquiry commission and says both sides seek to end tension to halt stagnation and ruin of trade. He believes Britain also wants a peaceful settlement.
Public hearing before park commissioners Monday at 4 o'clock to discuss the boundaries of the park.
Engineer Patrick Love, wounded while saving workers at Cape Ann Anchor Works, is out of danger and improving but limited to hospital. Owners grant cash, cover expenses, and wages until he can return to duty while the burned plant is to be rebuilt. He is praised for calm bravery in danger and has a wife and several children.
Police rush to 69 Brattle Street after cries of murder echo from a fourth floor room. Seven officers enter with ladders but find two men and no woman. room shows signs of a struggle while witnesses recall a woman seen at a window before the cries faded.
An article highlights Morris Murch Butler at 42 Summer Street as a premier Boston exhibit of chamber furniture. The store specializes exclusively in chamber pieces, offering wide styles and prices and demonstrating the era of specialist shops and rapid firm growth.
Two Framingham youths fishing in the reservoir pulled up the body of Joe Leveroni an Italian youth missing since Tuesday. Chief Eagan identified the corpse and linked Leveroni to Boston as a worker at Faneuil Hall market.
The Mexican minister to the United States Senor Astiroz, with wife and son, travels from Manchester by the Sea where they stayed at Masconomo House. They are in Boston at the Brunswick and depart for Washington today.
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