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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1901

Page

8

Grau's Song Birds Arrive in Boston Opera Company

The Maurice Grau opera company with 188 members arrived in Boston last night after a 12 hour trip from New York in a special train. Members and staff dispersed to hotels as Melba and de Reszkes travel plans unfold for the season at the Boston Theatre with a bold repertoire planned for the second week.

Grau Opera Company Boston Maurice Grau Opera Company North Union Station New York Armstrong Transfer Company Touraine Savoy Somerset Melba MancinelHd de Reszkes Grau Boston Theatre

Farewell Boston Opera Week With Grau Company

The Grau Opera troupe led by Maurice Grau prepares for an April lineup at the Boston Theatre with Wal ter Damrosch and a large cast. Principal arrivals include Rosa Olitsko and Fritzl Scheff, plus Edouard de Reszke, Lehen seen Nordica and others. Tonight Faust opens with Melba returning and Louise Homer debuting in Boston.

Gounod Romeo Et Juliette Mmes Melba Bridewell Bauermeister Edouard de Reszke Plancon Jacques Bars Sizes Gilibert Dufriche Masiero Jean de Reszke Mancirielli Pril Wagner Milka Ternina Schumann Campanari Mancinelli Mozart Don Giovanni Nordica Fritzl Scheff Margaret Macintyre Salignac Pini-Corsi Journet Scotti Agner Siegfried Schumann-Heink MM. Dippel Muhlmann Hubbener Blass Walter Damrosch Lehen Bertram Troused de Reszke Boston Theatre Graund Open Faust Mme. Melba Boston Mr. Grau Mme Louise Homer

Europe bound grain shipments hit ten million bushels in first quarter

The Post notes 1901 may exceed all prior years in wheat corn and oats exports from the port to Europe. Three months of the year show 10,433,991 bushels shipped by modern liners, more than double last year’s 6,078,212. Growth is tied to larger ships, new lines, and planned services by Leyland to London with East Boston docks nearing completion and Vanderbilt additions expected.

Europe Leyland Line London East Boston Vanderbilt

Best's Lonely Sunday in Salem Prison

John C. Best passed a solitary Sunday in his Salem cell. He received no outside visitors, ate the same prison fare, and spent time reading and pacing. He remains cheerful and predicts a new trial and eventual acquittal. his grooming frequency drops from thrice weekly to weekly.

Reading Salem John C. Best Best

Mosbys Optimism in Leslie's Weekly Dawn of the Real South

Colonel John S Mosby argues in a Leslie’s Weekly preview that the real South is at birth and will surpass the North, with slavery as a past incubus and Richmond poised to become a banking and manufacturing hub for the South and world. He says the South will dominate the nation and that Richmond’s future centers on industry and world trade.

Leslie's Weekly John 8. Mosby South Richmond Old City

Funeral of Captain Dow in Haverhill

The funeral for Captain William C. Dow of Company K Forty third Volunteer Infantry was held at his father's home 13 Portland Street. Clergy from Grace Methodist Centre and First Methodist Church led the service. Interment followed at Ida By Cemetery with a guard of honor including Colonel ew of the Highth Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Batley Amesbury Private Mills and others present.

Pyor William Stockbridge Panes Eldidge Brockton Ma Jennis Ee ‘Brown Liam Mills Onor

Milk Strike Gains Strength in Boston Region

Milk producers in Massachusetts and New Hampshire threaten to withhold two thirds of their usual supply, aiming to push better terms. Contractors promise they can cover the shortage, while union leaders urge vigilance against watered milk and note plans to ship to creameries. Boston awaits Thursday’s results as both sides claim readiness.

Boston Machusetts Newarkshire Producers’ Union Ward The Mr. Ward Aeety Canada Pennsylvania New Hampshire Massachusetts

North Brookfield Milk Strike Halts Boston Shipments

North Brookfield producers about 25, with 300 cans, refuse to send milk to Boston until rates are settled. At New Braintree 34 of 38 producers join a halt, cutting 800 cans daily. Hardwick signs on, Oakham increases shipments, while Warren considers continued delivery to Wednesday morning.

North Brookfield Co. D. Sage Boston New Braintree D. Whiting & Sons C. Brigham Company Hardwick Oakham Arren

Milk Producers Form Creamery Plan In Grafton Meeting

In Grafton New Hampshire March 21 milk producers voted to withhold milk until favorable contract terms. They pledged capital and appointed a committee to arrange a local creamery installation.

Grafton N. H

New French pistolet fires one shot every half second

The pistolet, a pocket Mauser type, is described as the new French firearm capable of firing one shot every half second from a 24 cartridge belt. It is automatic, with high penetration, sighted to five hundred metres and firing velocity about 520 metres per second, outperforming many small arms of the era.

Paris Europe von Bruns University of Tueingen

President Kinley Plans Nationwide 25,000 Mile Tour

President Kinley will lead a record 25,000 mile journey across the United States from Washington on April 29 on a special train. He will visit New Orleans, Texas, California including Yosemite, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, Kansas, Iowa, Illinois, and possibly Missouri, ending around early June at the Pan-American Exposition. The trip includes the cabinet and carries Mrs. McKinley, traveling to state and territory stops.

Washington San Francisco Cal Monk Kinley United States Union Territories Gage Treasury New Orleans McKinley Texas New Mexico Arizona Nornia California Yosemite National Park Oregon Idaho Montana Poe Wyoming Utah Colorado Salt Lake Colorado Springs Kansas Iowa Illinois Missouri President McKinley

Jokes and Legends of All-Fools Day Through History

An account tracing the origin and traditions of All Fools Day from Roman New Year links to April 1 pranks. It recounts famous tricks by Rabelais Swift Sheridan and others, including 19th century London postal hoaxes and a New York paper Chinese junk rumor.

France England Rabelais Marseilles Paris Swift Sheridan Francis Duke of Lorraine Nantes London Tower of London White Gate Tower Hill New York

Young Men’s Catholic Association to Stage Opera and Farce

The Young Men’s Catholic Association of St Patrick’s Roxbury will present Gilbert and Sullivan’s Trial by Jury and the farce A Regular Fix on Easter Monday night. The event features a 40-voice mixed chorus, a ready-to-perform stage, and an experienced cast led by Arthur L. Myers and Brad ford Mahoney with local young ladies in supporting roles. The program follows the opera with the farce, promising a successful amateur production after two months of rehearsal.

Young Men’s Catholic Association OF ST. Patrick’s Young Men's Catholic Association St. Patrick’s Church Roxbury Young Ladies’ Association Belles O Rexbury James E. Haley Hugh de Brass Arthur L. Myers Surplus Bradford Mahoney James A. Sullivan Charles Surlus Daniel J. Cotter Smiler James Nn Abe Quick Alphonsus Hand Porter Hand Agnes Kilduff Emily Miss Kilduff May Myers Derah Carter Missyers Eresa Campbell Otilda Jane Anna E. Witherell Miss Witherell Frederick R. Walsh Fred Mooney Judge Edward A. McGonagle Peter Larkin Louis Phaneuf Loula Phaneuf F. Carrier F. O'Malley J. A. Sullivan C. A. Gallagher F. R. Sullivan J. P. J. Rowan F. Paley B. Mahoney D. J. Larkin M. Crowley A. L. Myers M. EF. Southwick M. I. Norton J.B. Kelley H. Daley A. Murphy A. M. R. Gazan M. R. McGinnis C. A. R. Murphy C. P. Gagan J. Cotter Dobson Elizabeth M. Crowley May A Myer Trial BY Jury

Dartmouth President Attacks Church Over Moral Decline

Dr Tucker of Dartmouth College denounces the contemporary church for moral degeneration and intellectual blandness. He criticizes missionaries in China and urges the church to invest in education, leadership at colleges, and practical social work. The address closes the Lent ten series and notes a pastorate change for Mr Earle.

Tucker Dartmouth College China Dartmouth Old South New England Youn Mills

Rev Earl e Farewell Sermon at Harvard Street Church

Rev Charles C. Earle delivered a farewell sermon at Harvard Street Baptist Church marking nine years of service. He urged ministers to engage directly with urban masses and stressed plain people as the truest citizens, criticizing artificial church life.

Charles C. Earle Harvard Street Harrison Avenue Eves

Rostand Prepares for French Academy Bid in Paris Romance

Rostand, author of Cyrano and L Algon, seeks entry to the French Academy. Born April 1, 1869 in Margeilles, he has a romantic history with Rosemonde Gerain. He currently dwells in the Pyrenees and receives fresh eggs daily from an unknown admirer.

Paris M. Rostand Rosemonde Gerain Ophelia Leconte de Lisle’s Rostand Mme. Rostand Pyrenees Dierpe

British Census Takes Place Across United Kingdom

The British census was conducted across the United Kingdom with every person counted nearly on the same day. Population estimates show England about 27,600,000, Wales 500,000, Scotland 4,083,000, Ireland 4,708,000, Islands 148,000, totaling around 37,000,000.

London United Kingdom England Wales Scotland Ireland Islands

Is Marriage a Failure Says Reverend Kendig

The Rev. A B Kendig delivered a Bromfield Street M E Church sermon on whether marriage fails. He cited cases of failed reform in husbands and praised a standard for judging men and women while noting many couples find happiness in marriage.

A. B. Kendig Bromfield Street M. Ex James G. Blaine, Jr Kendig

Lorimer Attacks Ostentation In Tremont Temple Sermon

The Rev George C Lorimer denounces wealth display in a Tremont Temple sermon on Hezekiah the Ostentatious Hitch Man or the Illusions of Wealth He says social functions now cost too much and hospitality suffers He questions mortuary flower spend and a lavish edition book while doubting Tolstois use of wealth to give it away.

George C. Lorimer Tremont Temple Hezekiah Dr. Lorimer Count Tolstoi

Spiritualists Celebrate Fifty Third Anniversary in Boston

Boston spiritualists marked the fifty third anniversary of modern spiritualism with three temple meetings in Odd Fellows Hall. President Allen welcomed attendees. Rev. F A Wiggin preached on spiritualism’s history and the need to educate and uplift mediums. Mrs Nettie Holt Harding spoke in the morning and afternoon, with evening talks by Mrs Helen Palmer Russegue Miss Elizabeth Ewer and Miss Jessie Ellsworth.

Boston Odd Fellows’ Hall Allen F. A. Wiggin Wiggin Nettie Holt Harding Vézgin Helen Palmer Russegue Hartford Elizabeth Ewer Jessie Ellsworth

Saviour's Entrance Theme Foretold At Advent Church

A Holy Eucharist was celebrated at the Church of the Advent with Rev. Mr. Frisby preaching on the Saviour's entry into the Holy City. Music featured was praised as especially fine and daily services are planned throughout holy week.

Mr. Frisby Holy City

New Cancer Parasite Claim Sparks Medical Debate

In New York on March 31 doctors note Dr. H R Gaylord of Buffalo reports identifying the cancer parasite. While some doubt the claim many clinicians await further experiments and demonstrations before judging the discovery.

New York H. R. Gaylord State Cancer Laboratory At Buffalo Gaylord J. Riddle Goff Nineteenth Street Eighth Avenue

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