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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1896

Page

4

Seaver Urges Caution on School Building Plan

Edwin P. Seaver critiques the Alumne report on Boston schoolhouses, arguing that 7000 unoccupied seats is overstated and that new buildings are needed only in districts with crowding. He details corrections showing about 5000 or fewer unoccupied seats, highlights overcrowding in the North and West Ends and several districts, and warns against diverting loan funds from new schools to renovate existing ones. He stresses keeping halls for assemblies and not converting all spaces to classrooms.

Edward H. Dunn Isaac F. Paul Thomas F. Strange George R. Fowler A. Lawrence Lowell Edwin P. Seaver Boston School Board Quincy College Alumne Boston Public Schools Meyer Board of Health Charlestown Roxbury Brighton West Roxbury Jamaica Plain Dorchester Genesee Street Bowdoin North End South Boston South College Adams Grammar School Adams District Island Orient Heights Adams Omno Plummer Emerson Bennington Street Lyman Bunker Hill Prescott Frothingham Old City Wells Eliot Grammar Winthrop Brimmer Prince Appleton Street Grammar Normal School Rice Lawrence Norcross Parkman Ust Comins Dearborn Martin Lewis George Putnam Hugh O’brien Dillaway Dudley Hugh O'Brien Agassiz Bowditch Robert G. Shaw Lowell Charles Sumner Roslindale Forest Hills Titeme Gibson and Tileston Poirot Ane Apenas Nersi Ment Gibson Tileston Mattapan Mechanics Arts

Sunday church services scheduled across Boston area

List of sermons and services across Tremont Temple, Old South Church, Christ Church, Tremont Street M E Church, People’s Temple, First Presbyterian, Roxbury Presbyterian, First Spiritual Temple, Boston Spiritual Temple, Bulfinch Place Church, Christian Union, Association Hall, Christadelphians, and Salvation Army with times, pastors, and themes for Sunday and evening programs.

Tremont Temple Baptist Church George C. Lorimer D. D Music Hall Temple Old South Church Third Church George A. Gordon Mendelssohn Christ’s Church Colchester Street Beacon Street Hawes Street Longwood C. D. Bradlee Tremont Street M. E Tremont Concord Streets J. D. Pickles Epworth League People's Temple Columbus Avenue Berkeley Street Brady First Presbyterian Church Scott F. Hershey Roxbury Presbyterian Church Warren Woodbine Streets George L. Robinson First Spiritual Temple Newbury and Exeter Streets P. L. O. A. Keeler W. F. Peck Boston Berkeley Hall F. H. Wiggin Bulfinch Place Benevolent Fraternity of Churches S. H. Winkley B. Y. M. Christian Union Union Hall Boylston Street Carlton A. Staples Lexington Mass Confucius Socrates Jesus Anna Clifford Breed Alice Batchelder J. Warren Turner John Ballard H. G. Locke Association Hall Bolyston Berkeley Streets Samuel G. Babcock N. Eaton Burkett Christadelphians Arcade Hall Park Square William W. Downs Highland Hall Walnut Avenue Warren Street Roxbury Salvation Army Bowdoin Square Mball

Steamer Gallia sails with notable passengers from East Boston

The Steamer Gallia bound for Queenstown and Liverpool leaves East Boston at 7 am with 62 intermediate passengers 150 steerage and a list of saloon travelers including Chief Justice Carpenter and Professor Franz Heinrich. The Dominion Coal Company charters four large schooners to carry coal from Cape Breton to Boston Portland and Bath with Louis Osborn grounds near Monroe & Murch shipyard and the new pilot boat Liberty No 3 may sail for Boston pending inspection.

Gallia Watt Cunard Line Boston Queenstown Liverpool Carpenter Franz Heinrich Stembridge N. J. Rockwood John Richards Emily Richards Mary E. Richards C. D. Jordan S. G. Thompson R. H. Hulton Fred Pope Watson Swaine A. H. Foncar Ada Foncar A. W. Elson James Spooner Frank Ashton G. A. Holroyd Alfred J. Goddard W. B. Lyon Dominion Coal Company Henry Liberty Gloucester Harbor J. W. Norcross John C. Ross Alfred Sorensen Louis Osborn Monroe & Murch’s William Kemp Vesta Newport News Saturn James A. Maloy Sachusett Newport R. I Bond Jonsson Richard T. Green Emily Joe Kemp Boston Towboat Company Flynn Kemp Massachusetts Long Island Nina Iwana Navy Yard Cape Ann Kate Jones Evans Lewis Wharf McKie’s Jacob M. Haskell Jesse Murdock Oliver Ames Chrome Sallie B William Cobb Landsman

Cambridge to Celebrate Fifty Years as City in 1896

Cambridge marks the fiftieth anniversary of its incorporation in May 1846 with a two day city wide celebration on June 2 and 3. Activities include school exercises, parades, bells, salutes, athletic events, receptions, and a banquet. A memorial volume The Cambridge of 1896 will be published, and the tower will light with a date 1846 50 years a city 1896.

Cambridge New England Boston Cambridge Trade Association William A. Bancroft William E. Russell John Read Charles H. Saunders Thomas Wentworth Higginson Edgar R. Champlin Chester W. Kingsley Cambridge Common Bancroft Whitney Rindge Wolcott Arthur Gilman Radcliffe College George Howland Cox George R. Cook Layer Russell John Fiske T. W. Higginson Frederick H. Rindge

Virginia House Contest Ends in Swanson Victory

In the U S House April 24 the elections committee report favored sitting Democrat Swanson over Cornell in Virginia fifth district. Democrats McCall and Codding joined, while three Republicans may file views by next Wednesday. Nine pension and relief bills passed from Friday night, and Miles was assigned to the judiciary committee replacing Boatner.

Washington House Jones Dem Virginia Elections Committee Cornell Rep Swanson Fifth McCall Codding Reed Miles Maryland Committee On the Judiciary Boatner Louisiana

Turner and Dunlop Held at Bow Street Court

William Turner and William R. Dunlop, known as Burden diamond robbers, were held in Bow Street Police Court. A saloon keeper testified that Turner lodged at his house, arriving Feb 19 from New York, and Dunlop arrived April 15 also from New York. They are charged with larceny from the Burden house in New York.

London William Turner William R. Dunlop Burden Bow Street Lander Turner New York Dunlop S. Townsend Burden Mr. Burden United States of America

Ahlwardt Offered 5000 Marks to Stay in America

Berlin April 24 Herr Ahlwardt who went to America some time ago has been offered 5000 marks by his constituents to remain there. They advise the payment will be made after Reichstag accepts his resignation.

Berlin Herr Ahlwardt America Reichstag

College notes recount freshman reception and May Latin play

The class of '98 welcomed freshmen with conundrums and a shadow pantomime "Mary Jane" featuring reader Ethelwyn Wallace. Sophomores presented music and readings by Gammons Whittier Ryan and others. The May Latin play in Boston University stars Miss Hila Small as Eneas and Miss Bertha Marvel as Dido. Charleton E. Black spoke on Scotland and Scottish Ballads in Jacobeans Hall. The Dating Club announced prizes for the Kappa Kappa Gamma contest with Mary A. Collins and Laura G. Henderson winning first and second.

Bertha Jenkins Francis Carroll Mabelle Morse Ernest A. Perry Mary Jane Ethelwyn Wallace Jennie Gammons Lucy Whittier Mary Ryan Boston University Lfe Eneas Hila Small Bertha P. Marvel Dido Charleton E. Black Jacokeeper Hall B. A Dating Club Phi Chapter Kappa Kappa Gamma Mary A. Collins Laura G. Hender

Awards Named for Best Poem and Short Story

The passage lists winners for poetry and short story contests by Alpha Chapter of Delta Delta Delta and Delta Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta. It also announces next year’s proctors for Boston University College of Liberal Arts: Miss Ella Chase, Miss Annie J. Gray, Mr. Bliss P. Boultenhouse, Mr. Ernest W. Perry, and Mr. Fred G. Hosmer.

Annie J. Gray Ernest W. Perry Fred G Hosmer

Robbers Fight With Strasburg Posse After Safe Blast

Five men blew the East Mauch Chunk post office safe with dynamite. They fled on a Jersey Central freight train. A posse pursued, exchanging gunfire. two robbers were shot, one disappeared in the river, another captured. Names withheld.

Hazelton Penn East Mauch Chunk Jersey Central Whitehaven

Immigration bills seek to curb Canadian border labor

Washington April 24 Messrs Corliss and Mahany Republicans testified before the House immigration committee advocating bills to restrict immigration. They aim to shield border cities from Canadians who work in the United States then return home with earnings. Action on these bills was not expected this session of Congress.

Washington Messrs. Corliss Rep Mich Mahany N. Y House Committee On Immigration and Naturalization United States Congress

New England Railroad Co Through Train Schedules 1896

Train times from Boston to New York and to many destinations listed with through routes via Hartford Norwich line Erie and West Shore. Parlor cars and coaches offered. tickets and detailed time tables available at State House office or Boston depot. Officials T Odell and W W Babcock announce schedules.

The New England Railroad Co Boston New York Hartford Park Square Norwich Chicago West Erie West Shore R. R Newburg Fishei Landing Hopewell Junction Poughkeepsie Brewster Hawleyville Plainville Danbury Pain New Britain Waterbury Rockville Willimantic Providence Pawtucket Valley Falls Milford Franklin A. m Central Division Boston & Albany Railroad Needham Ergheandy Ile Upp Falls Shawne Medfield Mills Medway West Medway Woonsocket Pascoag State House Albany Wagner Wagner Vests L. S M. OC Aaa Witten Wagner Buffet Michigan Wagner Eeke Cincinnati Ohes St. Lo BON 7 Detroit STOR HART New Haven Springfield NEW York Limited Kneeland Rt S. Banson

Bay State Limited and Express Routes From Park Square Station

Rail routes from Park Square Boston via Shore Line and New Haven connections list Bay State Limited Day Express Afternoon Express Shore Line Express Gilt Edge Express Midnight Express Air Line Limited and Fall River Line services with connections to steamer Priscilla Puritan and Maine of Rhode Island with weekly schedule notes and orchestra on board.

Park Square Station Boston New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Shore Line New London New Haven Bay State Limited Air Line Limited Fall River Line Rainl and Sound Fall River Newport Priscilla Stonington Line Rbail Sound Providence Stonington MAINE Rhode Island Wiese M. Wee City Lowell City OF Lawrence

Parlor Cars Only Special Tickets Required

Limited equipment will receive passengers only to seating capacity. Service daily including Sundays. Boston father and passenger traffic managers George Conn d Kendall and L. B. Einemoeen announce arrangements for April 3, 1896.

GEO. Connd C. Kendall Pass L. B Einemoeen Boston Fass Avril

Also Mentioned on This Page

Via College Alumne Report Mr. Seaver Jnos Warner For Baptist Episcopal Methodist Presbyterian Unitarian J. H. Woodbury Winter St Woodbury Camilo Turner and Dunlop Ahlwardt B. A. College Notes Railroads Z. T. Odell W.W. R. Babcoce L Mgr ALL Rail and Sound Lines Philadelphia Baltimore Pennsylvania RE. R Maury Colonial Express Federal Express Vid State House
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