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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1898

Page

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Wool Underwear Sale From Dreyfus & Sons Catalog

A local advertisement lists 100 Dozen traveling men samples of fine wool shirts and drawers from 78 cents to 3 dollars each, plus 200 Dozen extra fine medicated scarlet wool shirts and drawers at 1.50 wholesale and 89 cents retail. Also 100 Dozen Glastonbury silk finish health underwear at 1.50 wholesale and 98 cents retail.

Dreyfus & Sons Dreyfus &Sons Messrs. Dreyfus & Sons Camden Glastonbury Messrs Garner A & Sons

Mrs. Hughes Overcome by Gas at United States Hotel

Mrs. A. H. Hughes of Roslindale is overcome by gas at the United States Hotel. She is reported in life despair at the scene, and surgeons attend her at the hospital.

Remarkable Young Woman Attempts Gas Suicide at United States Hotel

Mrs. A. H. Hughes of 108 Sherwood street Roslindale, 30 years old and described as strikingly beautiful, attempted death by gas at the United States Hotel last night. She was found unconscious in her room after a burner was left on, treated by Dr. Galvin and team, and later revived. She gave her name but offered no motive.

Post A. H. Hughes Sherwood Street Roslindale United States

Roosevelt Nominated for New York Governor on First Ballot

Syracuse dispatch reports the New York Republican convention unanimously nominated Colonel Theodore Roosevelt for governor on the first ballot, with Lt. Governor Woodruff renominated. Chauncey Depew and Horace White addressed the crowd praising McKinley and urging party unity for a strong 1900 ticket amid Spain war context.

Syracuse N. Y Theodore Roosevelt Black Woodruff B. B. Odell, Jr Republican State Committee Sereno E. Payn McKinley Murphy Payn Horace White White Rough Riders San Juan Hill Senator Platt Senator White J. Ryder Cady Hudson Frank S. Black Judge Cady Governor Black

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