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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1889
Page
1
A reader contest offers $200 to the best solution of the Grove story mystery The process requires a current subscriber to submit theories before the final instalment The prize system promises $100 to the first prize winner and $40 to the next two best solutions with three cash awards in total
The report sketches the Senate and House action with hundreds of bills for the Chicago exposition, pension measures for veterans, and recognized federal actions. It notes pensions to 46,870 recipients, debates on education, and recognition of foreign missions.
The article chronicles the death of Grady from pneumonia following a cold while traveling east. It sketches his career as a prominent Georgia figure and notes the funeral plans. It recalls the reactions of family, friends, and physicians, and mentions Atlanta as the burial location.
An 1896 Albany report outlines the beef trust with a capital figure of 7,000,000 tied to Atma New York as of December 23. The article notes intrigue among operators, quotes unnamed sources, and hints at possible enforcement actions affecting major meat interests.
The note explains a recurring feature titled The Dent in the Pass will debut weekly at Instant. A renewal plan follows one month later, with back numbers applied and further details to subscribers. The message targets both new and existing readers with guidance on timing and access.
A historical fragment discusses influenza as a recurring epidemic, noting early 20th century remarks by a surgeon general about flu waves. It cites past outbreaks from 1780 and 1910, mentioning impacts on humans and animals and a Bostonian contributing a May 1700 article on the epidemic.
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