German Opera Gains in New York and Boston Outlook
The essay notes a strong rise in Wagner productions in New York with "Die Tetralogy" drawing the heaviest support. It cites solid attendance and receipts, praises performers like Lehmann and Alvary, and mentions plans for a permanent New York opera and a Chicago conservatory led by Samuel Kayser expanding to the Auditorium.
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New Yor
Sprcra
Boston
Edmond C. Stanton
Metropolitan Opera House
Trovatore
Signor Perotti
New York
Agramonte
Fifth Avenue
Opera Comique
Paris
Whih
Gye
Mr. Gye
Chicago Conservatory
Samuel Kayzer
Kayzer
York
West
Northwest
Parnell to testify on Irish national movement as providential agent
A London cablegram reports Mr Parnell will tell the commission he aided a constitutional movement to redeem Ireland and may depict himself as an agent of Providence. Irish MPs plan to call Tory leaders including Lord Salisbury as witnesses about 1885 Home Rule negotiations. Judges may bar such testimony. Lady Florence Dixie is to be questioned about financial dealings with Pyott.
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New York
London
Catholic News
Parnell
Huel
Senate Rejects Halstead Nomination for Germany Post
Wasxameron March 31. The Senate voted 25 to 19 to reject Murat Halstead's nomination as minister to Germany. Several nominations were confirmed or received from the President, including ministers to England Russia Chili Mexico Brazil Portugal and other posts plus postmasters and customs officials.
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Wasxameron
Senate
Murat Halstead
Germany
Robert T. Lincoln
England
Allan Thorndike Rice
Russia
Patrick Egan
Chili
Thomas Ryan
Mexico
John Hicks
Penu
George B. Loring
Portugal
Robert Adams, Jr
Brazil
Lansing B. Mizner
Central American
W. L. Scruggs
Venezuela
W. O. Bradley
Corea
George Chandler
Kansas
A. J. Hoitt
Lynn
Mass
George 8. Ferguson
Belfast
John T. Abbott
New Hampshire
United States
Republic of Colombia
Edwin H. Terrill
Texas
Belgium
Central and South America
Haiti
San Domingo
Empire of Brazil
Washington
John B. Henderson
Missouri
Cornelius 8. Bliss
New York
William P. Whyte
Maryland
Clement Sticker
Indiana
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Massahusetts
William H. Trescott
South Carolina
Andrew Carnegie
Pennsylvania
John R. G. Pitkin
Louisana
M. M. Estes
California
J. H. Hanson
Georgia
Edward M. Bliss
Spencer
E. Hicks
New Britain
Conn
German Opera Ticket Scandal Prompted by Citizen Letter
A Boston citizen laments German opera ticket scalping and delays at the box office. He accuses speculators of overbuying seats, selling at large premiums, and calls for a limit on purchases, citing New York Daly's as a model. He urges public exposure and reform. Boston, March 30, 1889. CITIZEN.
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Opera ticket sales and limits spark criticism
Mr. M Glenen argues that opera attendees can still buy seats at box offices or hotel stands, disputing claims of scarcity and speculators. He says limits to four tickets per person are impractical as many buy for others and promises equal treatment for patrons seeking to hear the music.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Boston
Mme
Moran-Oiden
Katti Lettague
Isa
Frau Lehmann
Max Alvary
Cavil
Niemann
Alvary
M’glenen
Symphony
New York
Daly’s
Legitime Extends Olive Branch Through Peace Commission
New York March 31 The Haytien consulate announced that Legitime sent a three member peace commission to Cap Haytien aboard the Delta. The delegation is empowered to confer with Hippolyte to establish a basis to end the war.
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Legitime
New York
Haytien
Légitime
Hippolyte
Funeral of John Bright in London March 31
Crowds lined the procession from One Ash to the cemetery for the funeral of John Bright. Attendees included Joseph Chamberlain Sir Wilfrid Lawson Jesse Collings Arnold Mor ley William Rathbone General H Lyne doch Gardiner. Fifteen carriages followed the hearse. Wreaths included one from Queen Victoria with autograph and others from the Prince and Princess of Wales, Bright’s workpeople, and Miss Cobden.
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London
John Bright
One Ash
Mr. Bright
Rochdale
Joseph Chamberlain
Sir Wilfrid Lawson
Jesse Collings
Arnold Morley
William Rathbone
H. Lynedoch Gardiner
C.B
Queen Victoria
Biarritz
Queen Ictoria
Her Majesty
Prince and Princess of Wales
Miss Cobden
Market swings on New York, outlook for higher prices
The Saturday New York market showed vacillation with underlying strength, as big players reentered and prices trade below intrinsic value. A Chicago despatch notes Northwestern rail crops, while southern California shows growing housing and farming expansion. Steel rails demand and consolidation loom as North Chicago, Union Steel, and Joliet plan a large plant. Pennsylvania Railroad election sets a record vote with 773,189 shares represented of $106.5 million capital.
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Eastern Mills
Western Mills
North Chicago
Union Steel Company
Joliet Steel Company
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cambridge Wins Annual Boat Race On Thames
The Cambridge crew defeated Oxford by four lengths in the annual Thames race. Start at 1 13, Cambridge led by Hammersmith, final time 20m 14s, with rain and rough conditions. Cambridge now 22 wins to Oxford 23 in forty five races, one dead heat recorded. An excursion derailment near Penistone killed one and injured fourteen.
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London
Cambridge
Oxford
Thames
Hammersmith Bridge
Barnes Bridge
Southport
Penistone
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Labeled a Cure for Coughs
An article argues coughs come from throat and lung irritation caused by congestion and pneumonia risk. It endorses stimulants, especially Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey, citing Austin Flint and Henry A Mott praising alcoholic stimulants and asserting the whiskey prevents congestion and should be kept in every home.
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Austin Flint
Bellevue
New York
Henry A. Mott
Duffy
Unionist Capt Bowles wins Enfield seat in by election
London report states Captain Bowles was returned as Unionist for Enfield Middlesex with 5124 votes to 3612 for Mr Fairbairns, Gladstonian candidate. In the previous contest Lord Folkestone had 3287 votes and Mr Edgecombe 1067 for the Gladstonian side.
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London
House of Commons
Enfield
Middlesex
Captain Bowles
Fairbairns
Gladstonians
Lord Folkestone
Edgecombe
Gladstonian
Evening Theatre Listings With Variety Shows
Amusements on Hollis Street include Herrmann's program at 8 shown. Museum presents Josephs Sweetheart. Spark Theatre shows a Brass Monkey. Show Theatre offers The Irish Minstrel. German Opera performs in the evening. Athenaeum offers Variety. Grand Opera House screens Hel py the Enemy at 7:45.
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Hollis Street
Herrmann
Ostox Museum
Joseph
Pere Athenhum—Yvariety
Grand Opera House
Local Marriages Noted in City Listings
Marriages recorded in this city include Carey Braxton and Silvia V. Ford on March 6 by Rev. C. H. Brent, Joshua A. Freeman of Wellfleet and Keziah H. Hovey of Truro on March 28, Fred H. Haines and Nellie May Folsom on March 19, John Ss. Johnson and Lena F. Dixon on March 28, Warren A. Smith and Mary I. Stocker on March 25, Linus H. Word and Annie H. Annable on March 28, and Fred L. Whitte and Mildred F. Grover on March 28.
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I. H. Packard
John Ss. Johnson
Lena F. Dixon Smith Stocker
Charles A. Dickinson
Warren A. Smith
Boston
Mary I. Stocker
Sangus
Word—Annable
George EE. Horr, Jr
Linus H. Word
Iss Annie H. Annable
This City
George J. Horr, Jr
Fred L. Whitte
Mildred F. Grover
Deaths in the City and Nearby Areas
Death notices from Boston area towns list numerous individuals with ages and brief details. Notable entries include Dr J B Bailey 75 Billerica Mas, James Bell 62 East Boston, Martha Blackburn 54 South Boston, Catherine Boethel, Timothy Buckley 55 South Boston, Peter F Breen 3, Daniel Brown 72 Cambridge, Sarah E Carpenter East Somerville, Alfred Carpenter 46 Colorado Springs, Mary E Clark 4, Lizzie Doherty 10, John Duffy 39, Joseph Everdean 75 Chelsea, Henry Fowkes 63 Melrose, Anthony Jennings ? , John J Keating 22 7 months Hingham, George M Kimball 61 Cambridgeport, Albion K P Libby Medford, Davis Locke East Lexington 29, Mary McCue Somerville, Catherine Mary McLaughlin 24 Boston Highlands, Rev John J McMahon Florence, George M Mills 34 Arlington, Emmeline L Patterson Roslindale, Ellen Redington 36, Samuel Grant Simpkin 86, Jacob Sleeper 87, Edward J Webb 22 Quincy, Cyrus Woodman Cambridge 74 10, with service details at Kirklint Place and Rux ton Me. Funeral in Maine Tuesday.
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Billerica
J. B. Bailey
Bell
East Boston
James Bell
Blackburn
South Boston
Martha A. Blackburn
Boethel
Catherine
William Boethel
Buckley
Timothy Buckley
Breen
Peter F
Peter
Margaret Breen
St. John
Brown
Cambridge
Daniel Brown
Carpennter
East Somerville
Sarah E
Peter Carpenter
Chaffin
Newton
Maria D. Chaffin
Colorado Springs
Col
Alfred Fr. Carpenter
Clark
Mary E. Clark
Poherty
Lizzie
Edward
Enen Doherty
Duff“ Y
John Duffy
EVLRI /EAN
Chelsea
Joseph Everdean
Fowkis
Melrose
Henry Fowkes
Exeter
Eng
Jennings
Anthony Jennings
Keanlg
Hingham
John J
Redmond Keating
Kimballl
Cambridgeport
George M. Kimball
Camden
Rockland
Libby
Medford
Albion K. P. Libby
Locke
East Lexington
Davis Locke
Francis
Susan W. Locke
McCuke
Somerville
Mary
Richard McCue
McLaughlin
Boston Highlands
Catherine Mary
Owen J
Jennie McLaughlin
McMahon
Florence
Mass
John J. McMahon
Church of the Amuncition
Millo
Arlington
George M. Mills
Patterson
Roslindale
Emmeline L
William A
Ime
N. Patterson
Redington
Ellen Redington
Sim
Samuel Grant Simpkin
Sleeper
Ash
Kirklant Place
Ruxton
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