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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1894

Page

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Local firm chosen for Keith theatre carpets and draperies

Chandler & Co notes that John H Pray, Sons & Co. of 658 Washington street supplied specially woven carpets and draperies for Mr. B F Keith's new Boston theatre. Pray & Co. already hold the treasury department carpet contract, illustrating local firm strength against New York competition.

B. F. Keith New York John H. Pray, Sons & Co Washington St Boylston St Treasury Department Messrs John H. Pray United States

Escape of Admiral Da Gama from Portuguese Warship

Admiral da Gama and 32 officers fled from the Mindello to a tug off Buenos Ayres yesterday. They cut the tow lines and disappeared, sparking rumors of asylum in Argentina and potential collaboration with Mello against Rio Grande do Sul.

Buenos Ayres Admiral da Gama Mindello Angola Lisbon Portugal Alfonso de Albuquerque da Gama Argentine Republic Mello Rio Grande Do Sul Gomercindo Parana Peixoto

Obsequies for Thomas J. Pishon Held at Roxbury Chapel

Obsequies for Thomas J. Pishon were held at Roxbury Universalist Chapel with floral gifts from organizations he belonged to. Rev. E. L. Rexford officiated as mourners from Roxbury Light Company Odd Fellows New England Association of Gas Engineers Masonic rite and Massachusetts M C Association attended. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery.

Thomas J. Pishon Roxbury Universalist E. L. Rexford Roxbury Light Company Odd Fellows, New England Association of Gas Engineers Masonic Fraternity Massachusetts M. C. Association Woodlawn Cemetery

Boys' Knockabout Suit 35 in Fine Wool

A serviceable strictly all wool boys suit advertised as a knockabout style. It highlights strong wear resisting fabric, neat appearance, and hard wear ability. Includes cavalry knee protection and extra pieces and buttons with each suit.

Local Company Claims Original Name and Copyright

The firm declares the name KNOCKABOUT is original to them and protected by copyright, and that the suits are exclusively manufactured by the company.

Knockabout

Prison Term For Second Time For George Dwight

George Dwight returns to State Prison for four years after two prior burglarious crimes in Roxbury. Judge Braley also sentences Frederick Walker to the Massachusetts Reformatory for burglary tools. Edward Dusharme receives eighteen months in the House of Correction for brick-throwing during a larceny attempt.

George Dwight Braley Superior Criminal Court Roxbury Frederick Walker Stepper Walker Massachusetts Reformatory Edward Dusharme Morse Tremont Hollis Street House of Correction

Annual Spring Exhibition of Carriages Showcases New Designs

A large display of spring vehicles offers a varied selection ready for purchase. The exhibit features radical new ideas and combinations in artistic and mechanical design, with meticulous construction and detail.

Cally

Exclusive agents for Z Thompson & Bros carriages sale

We are the exclusive agents for the sale of carriages manufactured by Z Thompson & Brother, Portland, Mo.

Z. Thompson & Bro Portland, Mo

Trial of Adams and Hayes Narrows to Key Postal Case

The government presented its case with Melvin O Adams and John E Hayes as defendants. Witnesses included Postoffice Inspector White and the postoffice mailing department foreman who described the decoy letter arrest and discovery of marked money and stamps. Trial expected to last two or three days.

Melvin O. Adams John E. Hayes Postoffice

Sweeping Order to Buried Wires in West End

The Boston Board of Aldermen reports a sweeping order to underground all wires. The move targets high potential overhead lines on Washington Street and surrounding streets, citing danger to the fire department and public safety. It notes the West End Street Railway’s single trolley system and calls for removing above ground feed and return wires to protect life and property.

Board of Aldermen Aldermen Folsom Bryant Hall Washington Tremont Boylston Kneeland Essex Eliot Streets Park Square Dover Street Temple Place Summer Congress Hanover Boston Electric Light and Power Company West End Street Railway Company Boston Board of Fire Commissioners Bond Fire Department Board of Police

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