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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1894
Page
1
A promotional excerpt describes The Traveller as Boston’s telegraphic news leader with an Associated Press franchise. It touts extensive Real Estate and financial coverage, weighty editorials, views and interviews, broad local news via fifty sub-agents, and lively dramatic and sports reporting.
The article extols Paine's Celery Compound as a premier spring remedy. It features Della Fox praising the product after recovery from nervous strain while on tour and cites widespread testimonials and physician endorsements for blood and nerve health.
A heated debate in the House ends with a 23 to 13 defeat. Senators and suffragists flood the Senate gallery inclining toward public support while critics warn of danger to home life as women push for voting rights. The scene shows intense interest from both sides as the question returns annually.
John Stetson, owner of Globe Site, completed a real estate transfer yesterday by purchasing the land entrance of the old Globe Theatre and adjoining portion of the playhouse. The 140 foot deep lot fronts Washington Street and reaches Harrison Avenue, with a assessed value of 149 600 dollars at 42 dollars per square foot. Stetson and the Baldwin heirs now own the entire property, including additional four ing s extending to Marri con avenue. He spoke to a Post reporter yesterday evening.
He indicated the Globe Theatre would not be rebuilt on the old site but promised to proceed with a substantial business block once plans and specifications were completed. He did not specify the building’s nature.
Bishop Lawrence administered the rite of confirmation to thirty persons at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Chelsea last evening. Among the confirmands was Judge A. D. Bosson of the Chelsea Police Court. The boy choir of forty voices, led by Percy J. J. Cooper, provided music.
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