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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1894

Page

2

Boston Opera House Plans Advance for Mechanics Building

Abbey Schoeffel Grau explore three plans to place a modern opera house in Boston. The most favored option would convert the Mechanics Building into a larger opera venue, possibly surpassing New York's Metropolitan, with work expected to begin soon after New York talks.

Boston Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau Messrs. Abbey Schoeffel Abbey Mr. Schoeffel New York Huntington Avenue Mechanics Metropolitan

Pollard case unfolds with baby mystery and letters

In Washington on April 5 the fifth week of the Pollard Breckinridge trial resumes. Witnesses describe the foundling baby case, naming Dietz Downing, and discuss Miss Pollard's past, letters from Breckinridge, and college records amid objections and rebuttals as court adjourns.

Washington Miss Pollard Colonel Breckinridge Major Butterworth Mary Parsons Lidie Dietz Downing Diesz Carlyle Shelby Wilson

Water Front Steamship Plans New Boston to Charlottetown Service

Mr M F Plant assistant manager of Plant steamship line announced a weekly Boston to Charlottetown service via Port Hawkesbury starting the last week of April aboard the steamer Florida. The Mindora recent long voyage is noted, and the Francisco suffered a docking mishap with a fouled propeller cleared by diver Captain Duncan. The Wandrahm reports icebergs sighted as it arrived.

M. F. Plant Plant Steamship Line Boston Port Hawkesbury C. B Charlottetown Halifax Florida Mindora Bowden South Shoal Manilla Francisco Wilson Line Hull England Pier 1 New England Duncan Kuenn

Rhody's Returns Show Brown Wins Governor Support

Complete returns from yesterday's election indicate Brown the Republican candidate for Governor received 2,179 votes while Baker the Democrat secured 22,924. Republican support for other state officers exceeded Brown's, and on joint ballot the Assembly is expected to stand Republicans 1100 to Democrats 6.

Providence Brown Baker

George Cross dies at Hotel Dorrance after brief illness

Providence April 6 George Cross proprietor of Hotel Dorrance died at the hotel this morning from inflammation of the bowels after a short illness. Cross was one of New England’s best known hotel keepers. He began his career in Boston as a clerk in the City Hall.

Cowan Miss Pollard Kentucky Pittsburg Graftonsburg Lexington George H. Kean Sawyer Kean Louise Lowell Capitol Brown Wesleyan College Cincinnati Professor Orvin Brown Spitfire Miss Spitfire Civil Service Commission Mary Smith Colom Breckinridge Mary Yancey Mrs Mary Colonel Breckinridge Boston Providence George Cross Hotel Dorrance Cross New England

Tillman Attacks General in South Carolina Inquest

Spies testifying before a military inquest in Darlington are shuffled onto a special train at dawn. Forty three revolvers are seized from eighteen men after disarming. The inquest reconvenes behind closed doors as Governor censures General Richbourg for not securing attorney representation. Press censorship continues.

Darlington S. C Richbourg State Guards

Ward 17 Voting Irregularities At Testimony Hearing

Testimony in the Ward 17 election contest revealed alleged irregularities including underage registrations at 100 East Canton Street and instructions to vote for Democrats. Witnesses described as minors being advised to register, with references to Hayes and the South End Associates.

Committee On Elections Bernard T. McCabe South End Associates East Canton Street Hayes John T. Sparrow Sullivan Associates Champlin Hart Emerson Dover Street F. E. Witherell Tremont Street Doyle Wade Fitzpatrick O'Brien James G. Curtis Forest Ward Carey Henry Harrington Lexington West Canton Street Boston Harregton McCabe Thomas J. Donnellon Dennis Regan Dedham Street Long Island Hospital

Appeal to the Pope for religious freedom abroad

Chicago Methodist ministers at their weekly meeting passed resolutions to appeal to the Pope for extending United States style religious liberty to South American nations Peru Ecuador and Bolivia. Rev J F Thompson of Montevideo spurred the move citing Protestant persecution.

New York Chicago United States Peru Ecuador Bolivia J. F. Thompson Montevideo Mr. Thompson

New England Gleanings from Winchester to Lowell

News briefs from several towns report forest work in Middlesex Fells Park and minimal fire damage, a death from consumption in Plymouth, a demolition and new brick structure plan in Woburn, arraignments in Portland on a policy game case, liquor raids and fines in Lawrence, embezzlement charges against John Joyce in Lowell with a 1891 crime linked to a 1893 arrest.

Winchester Middlesex Fells Park Plymouth N. H Frank Mamlin Hamlin Bros Jebomeone Woburn Woodbury Main Street Lena G. Hart Portland Joseph H. Wolff Benjamin Hiram Gould Wolff Maine Lawrence Patrick T. Bradley Dennis Torrent Bradley Lowell John Joyce Joyce

Knowles Faces 25-Year Habitual Criminal Sentence

John C. Knowles and Richard Welch were captured after pawning shoes identified as those stolen from a freight car in East Boston Saturday night. Knowles, detained in Charlestown, faces up to twenty-five years as an habitual criminal.

John C. Knowles North End Richard Welch Charlestown Boston

Free Medical Services Until Cured by Dr. Dewey in Boston

Boston physician Dr. Dewey offers free medical care for all diseases during hard times. Offices at Hotel Pelham, 74 Boylston Street. Hours 9 to 1, 3 to 6, 6 to 8 p m, Sundays 10 to 40. m

Dewey Boston Hotel Pelham Boylston Street

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