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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1901

Page

10

TRYING VOYAGE Steamer Altonia Arrives in East Boston

Cunard steamer Altonia captained by Thomas Potter reaches East Boston at 7 16 am from Liverpool via Queenstown after a 13 day 13 hour voyage marked by gales and head seas. Eight immigrants detained aboard include three Russians three Scandinavians and two Hebrews awaiting friends.

Altonia Thomas Potter Cunard Line Boston Liverpool Queenstown Yesterdy Annie Connor David Tizzie Bridget Michael Mary Josephine Londonderry Ireland New York City Potter Post Atlantic

New England Dry Goods Association Dinner Meeting

The New England Dry Goods Association held a monthly meeting and dinner at Young's Hotel with twenty five members present. J. H. Corcoran presided and Timothy Smith spoke on European travel. The Ten of Us held their monthly dinner at Parker's with ten present. The Chelsea Whist Club dined informally at the Quincy House with sixteen members attending.

New England Dry Goods Association Young’s Hotel J. H. Corcoran Timothy Smith Wsq Parker's Chelsea Whist Club Quincy House

Kruger to Ignore Surrender Talks Amid Negotiations

Botha and Lord Kitchener forge ahead with surrender talks as Dr Leyds announces Mr Kruger will ignore the negotiations. The report ties Kruger’s stance to ongoing efforts in March.

Brugshela Dr.Leyds Mr. Kruger Botha Lord Kitchener

Dewet Moving North as Rain Hampers Cape Troops

Dispatch from Pretoria dated March 12 reports General Dewet moving north of Grand Fort, northwest of Bloemfontein, as rains slow Cape Colony operations. Troops under Gorringe Delisle Grenfell and Henniker pursue two Boer's bands through the hills.

London Kitchener Pretoria Dewet Grandfort Bloemfontein Orange River Colony Cape Colony Gorringe Delisle Grenfell Henniker

New Bubonic Plague Cases Reported in Cape Town

Cape Town reports twelve new bubonic plague cases including three Europeans. An additional death, a white person, is recorded in the outbreak.

Cape Town iAnother

Boers Cleared Between Bloemfontein and Orange River

Colonel Pilcher's column has cleared the country of Boers between Bloemfontein and the Orange River arriving with thirty three prisoners and three thousand horses.

Bloemfontein Pilcher Orange River

Expecting Botha Surrender Report From London

A London report at 12 40 p m states the government anticipates a speedy announcement of General Botha surrendering. The Boer commander in chief is reportedly near surrender.

India Calcutta Government of India London Botha

Mrs Frances Adams Dies by Own Action in 22 Davis Street

The 37 year old widow Frances Adams of 22 Davis Street died after drinking aconite in the early hours. Medical Examiner Dr Draper ruled death by self harm. Lodger Mary Thurston and housekeeper Nellie Phillips were questioned later, with Dr Cutter unable to save her before noon. Adams was said to be engaged to a Boston fire department member next month.

Frances Adams Davis Street Draper H. Hopkins Dover Street Nellie Phillips Adams City Laundry West Lenox Mary Thurston W. B. Cutter Thurston Phillips Lyons Tobin Westcott Boston Fire Department

Doctor Lyons in Poisoning Case Tied to Mrs Adams

Dr A Isabelle Lyons of 430 Tremont Street tended Mrs Adams who died of poisoning after they slept together. Lyons stated Adams family refused to take charge of the body and she would arrange proper arrangements. Lyons claimed to have two brothers in Boston and a sister in Keene.

A. Isabelle Lyons Adams Tremont Street Boeton Keene Isabelle Lyons Post

Somerville to Auction Gambling Apparatus by Sheriff

In Somerville the sheriff will auction a set of gambling apparatus and liquor items including lager beer whiskey tumblers chairs and a battery operated alert system. The sale targets the former Owl Club assets with items such as a stove broom bell and even sixty empty bottles. Carrie Nelson might disrupt the event if present.

Hor Gate Somervile Somerville Pious Midewex County Fairbairn Carrie Nelson

Leipsic Philharmonic Shares Andris Of Tremont Temple Concerts

The Leipsic Philharmonic Orchestra led by Hans Winderstein with Josef von Litvinski gave concerts at Tremont Temple yesterday afternoon and evening. The program featured Schubert unfinished, Tschaikowski Pathetic Symphony, Rienzi and Leonore overtures, Handel Largo, Winderstein pieces, Wagner Love Death, Grieg Peer Gynt suite, with Litvinski performing Saint-Saens Second and Chopin E minor concertos. performances praised for finish and clearness, especially the Schubert and Pathetic symphonies.

Leipsic Philharmonic Orchestra Hans Winderstein Tremont Temple Josef von Litvinski Schubert Tschaikowski Rienzi Leonore Handel Winderstein Wagner Grieg

Salem Finances In Serious Tangle After Veto

Salem Mayor John F. Hurley vetoed about $43 000 from the annual appropriation bill and the council tabled the measure 15 to 7. Treasury funds are tied up pending agreement, delaying pay for city employees and triggering scrutiny of the Board of Health and Street Commissioner David N. Cook.

Salem John F. Hurley Common Council Board of Health David N. Cook Hurley Hurt Coolidge

Paris duel planned between Buffet and Deroulede seconds

The Paris seconds of Andre Buffet and Paul Deroulede met to agree on a pistol duel at twenty five paces with two bullets. The place day and hour to be fixed later, with a note that honor forbids gestures or words on the field. Developments hinted for today or tomorrow from Brussels.

Brussels Buffet-Deroulede Italy Andre Buffet Paul Deroulede Meroulede Gener

Refinement and Clarity in A Languid Evening Performance

The remark notes that the refinement and clearness of phrasing were uneven, lingering from the prior night’s effort. It describes a sense of ache in the delivery contrasted with moments of improved control.

Sixth Music Students Concert Ends Series In Hall

Adele Laels gave a recital with Richard Percy as accompanist in Association Hall. Mrs Baldwin performed songs by Arilesti, Handel, Saint-Saens and others. Management said continued concerts are unlikely and season ticket holders should mail tickets with names and addresses to receive due accommodations.

Association Hall Adele Laels Richard Percy Baldwin Arilesti Handel Saint-Saens Bungert Mallard Brahms Harris Nevin Hadley

Recital by Mme Markland at Steinert Hall with Gebhard

Mme Margaret Markland gave a song recital at Steinert Hall assisted by Heinrich Gebhard pianist and Dr Louis Kelterborn accompanist. Program included Verdi Beach Reyer Chaminade songs and piano numbers by Brahms Schubert Smetana Chopin Saint Saens Gebhard Liszt Paderewski. An appreciative fair-sized audience enjoyed the concert.

Mme Margaret Markland Steinert Hall Heinrich Gebhard Louis Kelterborn Verdi Beach Reyer Chaminade Brahms Schubert Smetana Chopin Saint-Saens Gebhard Liszt Paderewski

Three-Masted Schooners Set Sail for Norfolk

Fall River draft reports Ralph M. Hayward of Fall River and the Wien Head of Providence will sail for Norfolk from their home ports. Both schooners, owned by the same parties, depart together on the Virginian voyage from March 12.

Fall River Ralph M. Hayward This City Wien Providence Norfolk

Explosion in Boston Manhole Shocks Busy Washington Street

A manhole cover weighing nearly 500 pounds blew into the air at the Washington and Essex crossing at 6:30 p.m. after a short circuit ignited gas. The crowd of about 100-500 people scattered in fear, several women were knocked down, one fainted, and power was out on Washington and Boylston streets for about an hour while repairs restored service.

Washington and Essex Streets Washington Street Boston Elevated Washington Boylston

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Thomas Einar Capt. Potter Gales Edison The Concert Club Murray Blanchard, Young & CO SMT TT Acen van Otl Washington and Brattle Streets Kruger Syve Old South Phaniel Whit Ma Alnes Om Worsteds BO Seyce Et Ford Grays OLD South Clothing Co Mrs, Nation Deroulede Buffet Duel Buffet Mme, Markland Pall River
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