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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1891

Page

3

Boston Stage Notes From The Postman's Visit And Cast Glimpse

The Post Man reports on the Hollis Street Theatre trip and chats with stars Minnie Seligman Jane Stuart Ida Vernon and others. He recalls backstage scenes and the company’s strong roster led by Mr Pitou as a top stage outfit with future bills and new productions.

Pitou Hollis Street Theatre Dixey Columbia Charles Frohman New York Carrie Turner Niobe de Mille Boston

Postoffice Christmas Surge Shows Busy Season

The postoffice staff of about 1200 workers handled over 160 tons of mail yesterday and processed more than 10 000 sacks. Stamp sales rose from 1889 to 1891, and foreign money orders reveal German and Italian transfer patterns. The railway mail service bore much of the load with three sixty foot cars arriving from New York loaded with sacks.

Sam Post Office Register Department Railway Mail Service New York Uncle Sam

Narrow escape as train and wagon collide on Tremont and Church streets

A Jamaica Plain electric car on Tremont street braked hard near Pleasant street narrowly avoiding a collision with a wagon driven by Oliver Haskell. The wagon named A. E. Stewart crossed the track on Church street, suffering a broken wheel and spokes while the driver escaped unharmed.

Jamaica Plain Tremont Street Pleasant Street Oliver Haskell A. E. Stewart Church Street

Germanic Crank Shaft Breaks Off at Queenstown

London Dec 24 The White Star Line steamer Germanic sailing from Liverpool Dec 23 to New York broke her crank shaft while anchoring at Queenstown today. Repairs will take many days.

London White Star Line Liverpool New York Queenstown

Death of a German Historian in Berlin

Berlin December 24 Herr Janssen eminent historian and Reichstag Centre party member died today at an unspecified age. The death drops a notable figure from Germanys political and scholarly circles.

Berlin Herr Janssen Centre Party Reichstag

Financial Trouble at the Langham Hotel

The Langham Hotel at 1697 Washington Street owned by George H. Page has assigned to John C. Randall and C. Hapgood. Page carries unsecured debts around 50000 dollars, while furniture is mortgaged to John H. Pray, Sons & Co. for 60000 dollars. The mortgage balance is about 25000 dollars. unsecured creditors face poor recovery as mortgaged assets cover the mortgage. Page is expected to settle with creditors and continue control of the hotel.

Langham Langham Hotel George H. Page Washington Street John C. Randall Hapgood Page John H. Pray

Steamers Arrived From Europe and U S Ports

A list of steamers arriving at Boston New York and Glasgow with origins including Liverpool Glasgow Antwerp and Portland Maine. Vessels named include Georgian Ottoman Corean Normandie Siberian Waesland Edam and Peruvian with routes from Liverpool Glasgow Antwerp Portland Maine and Boston.

Boston Liverpool Glasgow New York Siberian Waesland Antwerp Prawle Point Edam Amsterdam Malin Head Portland

Robbery at Underwood Street Home Nets $2000 Value

Mrs Norman Borden reported a theft at her Underwood street residence last evening. A thief entered from the lawn to the second floor and plundered Mrs Borden's rooms of jewelry and money. Police say the value is about 2000 dollars though rumors of 18000 circulated. investigators have no solid clues and kept quiet.

Farr River Norman Borden Underwood Street Lirs Borden

Prince Albert Victor Seen as Likely Next Viceroy of India

London dispatch reports Vanity Fair predicts Prince Albert Victor will probably be chosen as the next Viceroy of India, signaling a potential high level imperial appointment. The note reflects circulating speculation in press circles about his future role.

London Vanity Fair Today Prince Albert Victor India

Redmond defeats Davitt in Waterford by wide margin

In Waterford a parliamentary by election result shows John E. Redmond of the Parnellite group defeating Michael Davitt by 1775 to 1229. The count triggers rowdy protests, police intervention, and a brief near clash before order is restored. Davitt departs with Hussars escort to the station. Redmond leaves for Dublin amid cheering supporters and bands.

Dusky Waterford Richard Power John E. Redmond Michael Davitt Davitt Mr. Redmond Mr. Davitt Dublin Hussars

Their Colonel's Portrait in Ex Mayor's Collection

The Twelfth Massachusetts Regiment seeks to buy an oil portrait of Colonel Fletcher Webster, killed at Bull Run, from ex-Mayor Prince. Painted by Joseph Ames, the artwork came to Prince via Mrs. Ames and was gifted to him. The painting is praised as a true likeness resembling Daniel Webster, and would adorn the association's headquarters if acquired.

Prince Fletcher Webster Twelfth Massachusetts Bull Run Twelfth Regiment Association Joseph Ames

Christmas charity and workplace gifts across Boston firms

The article details numerous year end presentations and gifts in Boston firms. Otis G. Robinson and R P Morse receive items from department staff. Annie Ruth Richardson and J H Costello are honored with silver service and hat rack respectively. Desmond, Wardner, Stinear and Powers are feted by colleagues at several offices with canes medals and banquet gatherings. A Christmas tree entertainment by Boston Industrial and Appleton Temporary Homes benefits Mission Sunday school children. A Pope Manufacturing Company distribution and a portrait gift to Globe editor conclude a busy social season.

Otis G. Robinson Jordan, Marsh & Co Messrs. Morse & Drake Federal Street R. P. Morse F. A. Stacey Annie Ruth Richardson A. J. Tower Roxbury J. H. Costello John L. Whiting & Sons Brush High Purchase Streets J.J. Carr W. D. Desmond Collier Publishing Company Pearl Street New England F. Downing Desmond Boston Henry Stinear Lt. F. Downing P. F. Collier Stinear J. M. Powers Washington Street P. French Powers French P. F. Collier Publishing Company Messrs I. Fr. Downing 5. P. Frereh John Morgan M. T. Staggerty Id. Domusas O'Meara J.J. O’slearn John M. Foley Appleton Davis Street Harrison Avenue Mission Sunday School God A. J. Gordon L. D. Roberts George H. Quincy Dwight Smith H. J. Darling Fred Roberts K. Quinn Tillie Frank Minnie Cohen Maria Solomons Willie Asce B. Quinn Charlie Levine M. Roberts D. Roberts Pope Manufacturing Company United States Sullivan the Globe Alexander Corbett Wardner

Crorias of Boston Closing Competition Noted by Bostonians

Due notice will be given of the closing of the competition Crorias of Boston by Bostonians.

THE Boston Post Boston New England Bos Crorias of Bostonians

The Garroters Again Attempt Bold Street Robbery

Dr James Shepard of 3 Park Street was accosted on Mt Vernon Street by two men at about 7 10 pm They demanded money and one pressed a 32 calibre revolver while the other tackled him A passerby Edward J Miller and a man named James Nolan chased them an officer detained one suspect who gave his name as William King from Pittsfield Mass A 32 calibre revolver was found on him and a similar gun discarded by the other robber was recovered on the street

Hollis Street Theatre Geoffrey Middleton Pitou Minnie Seligman Margaret Miss Se Mr. Lee Globe Theatre New York Mr. Potter Texas McVickar Chicago Vera Isabelle Power Violet Boston Jane Stuart Josie Miss Harry Boston Teatre Company Miss Vernon Leslie Carter Miss Stanhope Faversham Backus Herr von Graiffe Nelson Wheatcroft W. H. Thompson Gustave Frankel J. W. Shannon Wheatcroft Vida Croly Jenny June Felon Bancroft Board of Aldermen Alderman Carruth Committee On Messrs Allen Humphrey Marshall Carruth Alistinee Lewis Alderman Lewis Alderman Leary Flood Alderman Carrath Gighway James Shepard 3 Park Street Mt. Vernon Street Edward J. Miller James Nolan Miller Nolan Division 8 William King Pittsfield Mass

Gossip on Boston Republican City Committee leadership

Buried talks center on successors as William Power Wilson declines re election in Boston. Rumor links Senator elect Henry Parkman to the chair and notes a tough task ahead with a large Democratic edge. Possible successor Sanford may fill the Massachusetts club secretary role. Atwood named as city committee secretary candidate. Meeting for organization set for the second Monday next month.

William Power Wilson Republican City Committee of Boston Wilson Russell Henry Parkman Parkman Alpheus Sanford Republican Club of Massachusetts Harrison H. Atwood

Art Loan Exhibition Opens at Hancock Schoolhouse

The Hancock Schoolhouse on Parmenter Street hosts an art loan exhibition open to the public featuring rare pictures loaned by Henry Higginson J E Chase Mrs James T Fields A A Carey and others. The exhibit aims to bring art and beauty to the North and district as a holiday treat similar to New York and London free shows. The committee includes A A Carey L H Dutton Wirt Dexter E H Bartel W G Chase and others. The exhibition closes January 3, 182.

Hancock Schoolhouse Parmenter Street Henry Higginson J. E. Chase James T. Fields A. A. Carey Augustus Hemmingway J. Montgomery Sears North New York London L. H. Dutton The Hancock School Wirt Dexter E. H. Bartel W. G. Chase R. B. Elliott H. M. Knowlton A. P. Rogers 5. B. Capen

New Pullman Line To New York Promises Comfort and Speed

The Long Island and Eastern States line offers a late night Pullman vestibule train from the New York & New England depot at 11 o'clock, delivering comfort and prompt service with a touch of luxury for travelers bound to New York.

Long Island and Eastern States New York New England

West End Road V Employees Reach 1892 Deal

The long standing differences between the West End road and its workers have been settled with a signed agreement. Ten hours make a day for conductors and drivers, with specific pay rates for regular and extra staff. Extra work paid at 24 and 25 cents per hour for electric and horse cars, a two week off rule, Highland plan for extras, and a eight member grievances committee. The pact starts January 1, 1892 and lasts one year.

West End Ea Division

Humbert Opposes State Farm Abandonment Listing

Pierre Humbert Jr of the Young Men's Democratic Club opposes the State Board of Agriculture publishing a list of abandoned Massachusetts farms. He warns the plan could convert farms into summer estates for rich buyers and force cities to import Produce from outside the state. Humbert discussed with Governor Russell and aims to lobby the Legislature to drop the report. He suggests placing a manager to keep farms productive and to raise state produce.

Pierre Humbert, Jr Th Young Men’s Democratic Club State Board of Agriculture Massachusetts Humbert Russell

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Pettit Stuart Tremont Theatre Courtenay Thorpe Santa Claus Neil Burgess Odd Ladies No. 3 Charlestown Grand Opera House J. C. Rice Howard Athenewam Hyde Helene Mora Conroy and Fox James F. Hoey Imro Fox le Fre Glenroy Brothers McAvoy Siart Weston Brothers Hayden and Ietherton Jack McAuliffe Boston Press Club Mole Chamber Music Concert Club A. Saute Charles Mole KE. Strasser Mme Clara Poole Star Course de Koven Carmencita Independent Cadets Royal Conservatory Madrid Boston Theatre Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau Theodora la ‘Fosca la Dame de Challant Cleopatra Casey Palace Palace Ireland Redmond Old Twelfth Regiment Webster Stories OF Boston Edward Everett Hale Tonians POST the Post Dr. Hale Dr. Shepard New Republican City Committee Long Island West End Road V
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