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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1895

Page

5

Winthrop Prepares Fourth Annual Coaching Parade

The town of Winthrop plans an August 24 parade at 2 p m with silver cups as prizes, featuring a strong cycle division and numerous elaborate floats. The New Winthrop Hotel hosts parade operations with Frank Mont Tennis Club and local figures coordinating activities and judging.

Winthrop New England Eugene Miskelly Lawrence Neebe C. BE. Osgood Charlies G. Bird W. F. Johnston Washington Avenue Bijou Hall Cottage Park C. E. Osgood

Winthrop Parade Plans Draw Busy Officials and Prizes

W Tucker Miller Bemiss and Gardner answer inquirers for Winthrop parade entries. Prizes include silver cups for cycle divisions and householder decorating, with over twenty five cups and badges readied. The route follows Shirley street to Beacon street then parade ends at New Winthrop Hotel.

Shirley Street Winthrop Beach Short Beach Beacon Street Crest Avenue Grover’s Avenue Cuff Avenue Revere Street Main Street Pleasant Street Court Park Johnson Avenue Harbor Avenue Fleasant Street Woodside Avenue Pauline Street Columbia Square Winthrop Street Washington Avenue New Winthrop Hotel D. M. Bristol Merchai Winthrop Revere East Boston Young’s Hotel Leighton House New Winthrop

Romanism Good Enough for Romanists? Preacher Attacks Faith

The Rev. Justin D. Fulton preached at Warren Avenue Baptist Church arguing Romanism fails to save Romanists. He condemned unions with Catholics, labeled Roman Catholicism a dangerous illusion, and criticized its emphasis on baptism and human salvation over Christ. He cited crime and incarceration links to Romanist populations to support his critique.

Justin D. Fulton D. D Warren Avenue Baptist Church Fulton Europe America Canada Dominion New York

Maine Templars to Parade in Boston From Maine Commanderies

Maine Knights Templars plan a grand parade in Boston for the week ending August 31. Commanderies from Gardiner Portland Bangor Bath Lewiston Augusta and more signal participation with trains ships bands and escorts. Over 1200 Sir Knights and accompanying ladies expected with special trains and hotel arrangements.

Maine Knights Templars United States Boston M. E Hugh McCurdy Maine Commandery Gardiner Samuel W. Cutts Portland George E. Whitney St. John’s Bangor William Z. Clayton Bradford Biddeford Edwin Parsons Dunlay Bath Charles H. Mason Lewiston Charles E. Libby Trinity Augusta Frederick W. Plaisted St. Albans A. H. Burroughs Claremont Rockland J. Fred Hall de Valois Vinal Haven Joseph H. Sanborn Pilgrim Commandery Farmington Arthur T. Moor Pine Tree State Portland Commandery Pine Tree Union Station Newport R. I Victoria Hotel Lewiston Commandery American House West Concord Street Dunlap Commandery Charlies H. Mason Grand Parade United States Military Band Togus Bay State Plaza William D. Mussenden F. A. Palmer George H. Clark S. R. Percy A. L. Strout Dunlap Cnet Charles W. Clifford Samuel R. Percy Louis A. Round Langdon T. Snipe Frank Brown Albert T. Strout Oscar F. Williams Henry G. Turner Benjamin F. Savage St. John’s Commandery No. 3 W. Z. Clayton Maine Central Boston & Maine Bangor Band Commandery Quartet Gethsemane Commandery Newtonville St. John’s Commandery Santa Monica Huntington Avenue Bangor Fraters Beauseant Malden Bass Point Nahant Chandler St. Albars Hotel Brunswick Trinity Commandery No F. W. Plaisted Quincy House

Boston Opera House Shifts to 25 Cent Seats for Summer

Edward E. Rose announces a price overhaul at Castle Square Theatre, dropping seats to 25 and 60 cents after June 17 as summer opera thrives. He notes record crowds in recent weeks for The Bohemian Girl Chimes of Normandy Olivette and praises the improved stage engineering wardrobe and ventilation. TheCastle Square aims to host a weekly new opera with top performers and local composers featured.

Edward E. Rose Boston Normandy Frank King New England Guitar and Mandolin Club Woodbridge Oee William Wolff J. J. Jaxon Max Hirschfeldt Wolff Jaxon Hirschfeldt Castle Square

Opium Raid Nets Fourteen Arrests in City Division

Police from Division 4 raided a Harrison avenue residence last night under the year’s new act. Fourteen Chinese suspects were arrested for presence at an opium joint. Evidence seized included opium utensils a bowl lamp tray scraper and about a quarter pound of opium.

Harrison Avenue

Leading Question on Summers and Winters in Court

A judge prompts a witness with a testy exchange about ages. The exchange asks how many summers and winters the person has experienced, eliciting a brief numeric response. The fragment hints at a courtroom cross examination style.

Temple of Music Announces Opera Stock at Castise Square

Plans for Castise Square Theatre fall and winter season were announced. The house will host an operatic stock company producing comic and light operas and lighter grand operas. Regular season begins Monday Aug 26 with reserved seating at 25 35 50 cents and orchestra seats at 75 cents.

Castise Square Theatre

Theatrical Season Promises First-Class Productions

A preview highlights a lineup including Queen's Lace Handkerchief Carmen Martha Faust Trovatore Merry War Nell Gwynne Nadjy Lorraine Don Cesar and A Night in Venice. The note promises top quality and patronage across the board.

Boston to Host Seventeen Continuous Theatres This Season

The Boston theatre scene expands to seventeen regular venues with nine using continuous performances. Grand Opera House shifts from legitimate to vaudeville today under Mansfield, aiming for high standards. The article previews opening acts at Museum Tremont Castle Square Lyceum and Bowdoin Square, noting popular acts, local favorites, and a busy slate of entertainment.

Boston B. F. Keith Grand Opera House Mansfield Grand Opera George E. Mansfield Athos Weber and Fields Bonnie Thornton James Thornton de Vere Marsh Paquerette Don Bannacks Duncan Alice J. Hodgdon Lawrence Harrington Little Olive Harding

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