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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1894

Page

5

Peninsula Needs New Court House in South Boston

South Boston residents push for a new municipal building to replace cramped court quarters and a damp ladder truck house on Dorchester Street. Councilman Sullivan leads the drive, citing health concerns for about sixty school children and the need for space for a dispensary and more classrooms. A plan proposes land across the street for a combined court house, dispensary, and ladder truck facilities, with anticipated cost above fifty thousand dollars and strong support from Judge Fallon and Fire Commissioner appointments.

South Boston Peninsula Court House Dorchester Street Fourth Street Post Sullivan Ward 15 Fallon Flood

Wrecked Steamer Mo Sees Distress Vessel in Gale

Mo hawk from London reports March 28 signals from a distressed schooner Alton S. Marshall of Gloucester captained by J. Marshall. Salt cargo shifted, vessel foundered, crew of twenty rescued by boat crew. mutiny ashore crew saved, two men knocked overboard but rescued.

New York London Alton S. Marshall Gloucester Mass J. Marshall Iceland Captain Marshall C. Doucette N. Lund W. Gery A. Eggers R. McDonald J. Barry Matherson H. Neesh J. Paulson W. Jacobson P. Petersen H. Olsen O. Johnson O. Anderson C. Olsen C. Johnson O. Oliver A. Willey Marshall James Barry Herman Olsen

Marie Burress Stars in Sweet Charity at Oolumsis Theatre

Actress Marie Burress performs the role of the Charity girl in the musical Sweet Charity at the Oolumsis Theatre, delivering a polished show with musical numbers and dance.

Marie Burress Oolumsis Theatre

Miss Marlowe's engagement at the Hollis

The Famous Nelson Sisters at the Palace. The Coming Production of Tabasco at the Museum. As You Like It starring Marie Burress at the Columbia Theatre attracted a large audience. Debut in a leading Shakespearean role, with mixed rehearsal success and notable stage management by EB Rose.

Nelson Sisters Marie Burress Rosalind Columbia Theatre Amerian Club Miss Burress New England EB. E. Rose C. H. Bond Celia Clarence B. Holt Orlando Charles Plunkett Touchstone Robert McWade Adam Lindsay Morrison le Beau Lon Stevens Jacobs John T. McNary Duke Louise McIntosh Phebe Margaret Shaw Ingersoll Audrey J. Aldrich Libbey Miss Marlowe Hollis Ingomar Algo Luft

Verdi Quartet Tops Hallen and Hart Week at Museums

The Verdi Quartet performed What Shall He Have Who Killed the Deer under conductor George H. Hayes. An afterpiece Day break with Marie Burress Gordon Herne and B E Rose and Blanche Rice drew cordial reception. Next week Tom Seabrooke and his merry company present Tabasco. Charley's Aunt at the Park nears close. Fanny Davenport follows A Tom. The Love Chase matinee by request. The French Folly company at Lyceum Theatre praised. The Prodigal Daughter at Columbia Theatre with Roquefort on stage. The Boston Symphony Orchestra featured comedic bits. Educated felines captivate audiences abroad and in cities. Daniel Frohman invited Mr B E Rose for Day break at actors' fund benefit at Boston Theatre on April 26 with T D Frawley Marie Burress E E Rose Blanche Rice. The Stowaway and The Silver King show at Bowdoin Square Theatre. The four Nelson sisters at the Palace dazzle crowds. Proto popular. Dick O'Brien heads the Howard burlesque show. Lothrop's program acclaimed. A volunteer appears at Hollis benefit for wag ner and Fetherston. Clarence Holt to appear April 8. Annual benefit for Buckley and Harris at Boston Theatre April 15. Reeves's Band and Old Homestead Quartet slated with Maude Williams and others volunteering.

Verdi George H. Hayes Mr. Rose Marie Burress Gordon Herne B. BE. Rose Blanche Rice Daniel Frohman Mr. B. E. Rose Actors’ Fund Boston Theatre T. D. Frawley E. E. Rose

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