Opera Singers in Concert and Grand Opera Cast
Mechanics Hall hosted an opera night with Lohengrin and Brabant leads, plus Rossini Stabat Mater and Saint Saens Samson and Dalila. Elsa di Brabante and Lohengrin lead, with Nordica, Mantelli, Plancon, Tamagno, Vanni, and others delivering key arias. Conductor Mancinelli, Beviganni at the helm. Cecelia chorus strong, but Cecelia’sCampanari absent due to cold.
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Brabant
Lohengrin
Elsa di Brabante
Cscccssesenees
Nordica Ortruda
Cececcseees Seccescenees
Mantelli
Federico di Terramondo
Eseseeereseeee
Ancona Enrico L’accellatore
eWalewane
Plancon L'Araldo del Re
Ara
Abramoff
e.Jean de Rosake
Sig. Mancinelli
Rossini
Stabat Mater
Saint Saens
Samson and Dalila
Grand Opera Company
Mechanics’ Hall
Mmes
Nordica
Scalchi
MM. Plancon
Manguiere
Mme. Scalchi
Mme
Mme. Scarchi
M. Plancon
Sig. Bevignani
Mme. Mantelli
Sigs
Tamagno
Vanni
Sig. Campanari
Heinrich Mein
Cecelia
Dalila
Samson
Congress's Last Busy Hours Deliberate Naval Bill Vote Split
Washington March 3 Senate recessed at 3 a m and resumed at 2 p m amid a flurry of bills. Lodge opposed the amendment to cut battleships from three to two, arguing a fleet safeguards the coast and Hawaii lies midway to the Pacific. Conference reports on sundry civil measures followed as the nine delegates to an international conference were set, and the naval funding debate ended with the reduction vote 9 83 to 29. A commerce style catalog of sale prices followed in the text.
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Washington
Senate
Hoar
Massachusetts
Gorman
Lodge
House
Japan
Russia
England
United States
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
France
Pacific
Cockrell
Nicaragua Canal
Fort Leavenworth
Department of Justice
House Conferrees
Senate Conferrees
Stewart
Europe
Civil Conference
Lohengrin Tonight in Antwerp Presented in Opera Style
Henry I of Germany arrives at Antwerp to aid Brabant as Elsa stands accused of murder. A mysterious knight arrives by a swan drawn boat to defend Elsa and defeats Frederick. The knight is Lohengrin, whose true name reveals a Grail background before he must depart Brabant.
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Henry I
Germany
Antwerp
Brabant
Godfrey
Elsa
Frederick
Telramund
Ortrud
Radbod
Friesland
Scheldt
Hisa
Percival
Lohengrin
Freight steamship Pinners Point on exhibition at Maritime Exchange
A handsome model of the freight steamship Pinners Point has been shown for days at the Maritime Exchange in New York. A Boston company has formed to manufacture her. The whaleback steamer Joseph L Colby, arriving from Tampico and Caibarien, incurred a $600 fine at Caibarien for not filing a manifest. Captain Lav erge contends the manifest was delivered and blame lies with authorities. The Levi 8 Andrews, a Boston barkentine owned by James Bliss & Co and commanded by Captain Wheeler, reached Key West from Rockport, Mass. A figurehead claimed to be the Lady Franklin, lost off Cape Horn, is displayed in Baltimore. It shows a seven-foot carving of a woman with a wreath, believed to be Sir John Franklin’s wife.
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Maritime Exchange
New York
Boston
Joseph L. Colby
Laverge
Tampico
Caibarien
Caibarrien
Lady Franklin
Cape Horn
Baltimore
Sir John Franklin
Fatal illness ends life of John Daley at St Stephen’s Church
John Daley aged 50 of 14 Unity Street died suddenly yesterday after falling ill during a church service at St Stephen’s Church. He was attended by medical aid and died at his home soon after arrival.
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John Daley
Unity Street
St. Stephen’s Church
Mr. Daley
Nicaragua canal amendment passed by Senate
Washington reports last night's House session extended to 3 35 a m with a recess to 2 p m The Senate adopted the Nicaragua canal amendment for consideration When the House met again fewer than 100 representatives remained on the floor and galleries were sparsely filled indicating waning attendance and attention at the Capitol
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Washington
House
Senate
Pension for General Carter’s widow Passes in House
The clerk’s desk saw strong backing for a measure to pension General Joseph H. Carter’s widow, which passed unanimously. The House then resumed unanimous consent requests and approved several bills including a copyright law amendment. Mr. Covert of New York argued the bill limits newspaper liability to 5000 dollars for unauthorized photographs, noting a pending suit against a major daily seeking 817000 dollars for a yacht image.
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Joseph H. Carter
Covert
New York
Chelsea's Disgrace Lockup Described as Inadequate
A Chelsea Post report details the 1851 era lockup with six cramped cells in a granite building. It notes poor ventilation, damp basements, broken windows, minimal daylight, and overcrowding with wayfarers and inebriates, calling for a new, better ventilated facility.
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Chelsea
Post
Nantucket Snowstorm Delivers Five Inches of Snow
Nantucket reports today’s storm bringing the heaviest snowfall of the season. By dark five inches lay on a level surface and the weather continues to snow.
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Nantucket
Labor Union Meeting Addresses Liquor Dealers and Politics
Central Labor Union at 45 Eliot Street admitted new delegates from Mailers' Union No 1 and Boston Web Pressmen No 3. Members debated liquor dealer accords, union labor influence, and urged union-made goods. a committee was appointed to reconvene with Building Trades Council. Debate over political entanglement ended with a vote against seeking political office for union members. The group protested mail delivery by streetcars and approved expanding the Labor Day committee.
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Central Labor Union
Eliot Street
Boston Web
Cit
Liquor Y
Building Trades Council of
Boston and Vicinity
Union 6128
Boston
Connor
Thomas F
Massachusetts Liquor Dealers’ Association
H. W. Huguley
American Brewing Company
William E. Weld
Wine and Spirit Dealers’ Association
Huguley
Represe
Organized Labor Association
Building Trades Council
George Bennett
Firemen’s Protective Union
Organizing Committee
Meyer Doroff
New York Central Labor Union
Labor Movement
Frank Mortimer
Troy
N. H
Skeffington
James Dooley
Cooper of Brewers’ Union 58
Borton Brewers’ Cooper Union
Henry Abrahams
Mr. Abrahams
Tracey
Harry Lloyd
Labor Party
United States
Labor Day Committee
Union 604 Sees Large Meeting Elects Forty New Members
A large meeting of union 604 A F of L Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department was held yesterday and forty new members elected. Officers elected include M J Otis as president D F Barry as vice president P J McLaughlin as recording secretary William A.
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Uion
A. F. of
M. J. Otis
D. F. Barry
P. J. McLaughlin
William A
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Opera Singers
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Ortruda
C.alm
Senator Lodge
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Eeiesseeaees
Gibson
SS Card
Gibsonton
Monongahela River
Pennsylvania
Agency For
New England
State ST
B. L. Tobacco
Protective Union
UNION
Bennet Street
Messrs
Abbey, Schoeffel & Gray
Tremont Theatre
John P. Dore
John F. Ford
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
William H. Dowling
Tremont Theatre Orchestra
E. N. Catlin
John J. McNally
St. Patrick’s
Max Norman
John F. Norris
Common Street
George E. Burn
E. Q. Bristol
Norris
Algonquin Clib
Rueter & Gi Brewers
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