Frar No Steer No Letters Exchanged Sparks Union Talks
Railroad workers on the New York New Haven and Hartford held secret meetings in Providence over a new salary schedule that cuts many wages. Officials deny knowledge of any tie up but workers plan another meeting, sending grievances to the American Federation of Labor. President Clark’s European tour is cited as delaying action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
New York, New Haven &Hartford
C. Peter Clark
Consolidated Road
Road
American Federation of Labor
Clark
Europe
Noted Swindler Norcross Charged With Forgeries
Police arrested W. C. Norcross of Denver for up to thirty five forgeries tied to forged orders. He impersonated Dennison Manufacturing and Eastern Printing Co. orders, stealing blanks and cards, with at least $500 in identified losses. Norcross, 45, German, dark complexion, claims to be from Denver and denies wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Norcross
Denver
Col
Hanover Street
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Dennison Company
Cleary
Eastern Printing Company
Greenough, Adams & Cushing
Devonshire Street
N. W. Leman
Dugan
F. A. Dodge & Co
N. Conant
Burdett & Williams
James Quinn & Co
T. W. Winter
Flashman Bros
Hastern Printing Company
Norcross
Britain and Germany Prepare Antarctic Expeditions 1900
London reports confirm a British Antarctic venture backed by L Langstaff gift and Royal Geographical Society funds totaling around 150000, enabling cooperation with Dr Erich von Drygalski’s German expedition. Plans foresee Victoria Land wintering, pole search, and extensive oceanographic and magnetic study over nearly two years starting August 1900.
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New York
L. W. Largstaff
Royal Geographical Society
Great Britain
Germany
England
Antarctic
Greenland
Erich von Drygaiski
Leipzig
Drygalski
Clements Markham
Langstaff
Victoria Land
Ross
South Pole
South Magnetic Pole
Gazelle
Chun
Kerguelen
Sun
Gerlache
Borchgreyvink
Sunday Church Notices and City Events
A long list of Sunday services across Boston Baptist and non Baptist churches with times, speakers, music programs, and guest evangelists. Also notes on lectures at Tremont Temple and Tremont Temple events for Sunday school, temperance vesper services, and parlor meetings. Public invited to all services and programs with free seating.
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Tremont Temple
C. N. Allen
M. E. Cheney
Boston W. Co. T. A
David B. Andrews
William Q. Harris
S. Sargent
Tremont Temple Orchestra
A. R. MacKush
George C. Lorimer
D. D
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Nathan E. Wood
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Hunter
Crossley
RE. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
A. N. Foster
Second Universalist Church
Lynn
Mass
Florence P., Redman
Gertrude H. Nourse
Frank W. Bagan
W. Fred Haskell
God
Stage Matters Illness Forces Olga Nethersole to Cancel
The illness of Olga Nethersole has worsened with an abscess in her throat. She will not perform at the Hollis this afternoon or evening and must cancel Harlem engagements next week to avoid abandoning the rest of her American tour.
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Olga Nethersole
Hollis
Harlem
Daniel Frohman
Trelawney
the Wells
Alice Nielsen
Fortune Teller
Boston
New England
the Tremont
Sporting Life
Jacob Litt
Park Theatre
South End
Juliette Corden
Sousa
New York
Lyceum Theatre Company
Trelawny of the Wells
Season Tickets Go On Sale at Music Hall and Other Stage News
Sale of season tickets for the first two balcony rows opens at Music Hall on Monday April 10 at 9 A.M. Prices are $21. Individual show seats go on sale Thursday April 13 at 9 A.M. at Music Hall. The Grand Theatre hosts Reilly and Woods next week. The Manhattan Club Burlesquers conclude performances today. A Dangerous Maid returns to Park Theatre with a limited engagement starting Monday April 17. Griffith Davenport opens at Boston Theatre for a fortnight of domestic drama.
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Carly
Columbia Theatre
First Regiment
William V. Hurley
Walter Talbot
Grace Reals
Arthur W. Metcalf
Charles Eggleston
Percy F. Baker
Michael King
Mme. Yucca
Austin & Stone’s
Bicknell
Dewey
Boston
New England
American Invalid Aid Society
Grand Opera House
Howard
Stewart Sisters
Frank Leon
Music Hall
Keith
Reilly
Woods
Grand Theatre
New York Casino
Park Theatre
Theatre
James A. Herne
Griffith Davenport
Boston Theatre
Comic Opera Tour Delights Fans With Lighthearted Road Show
A touring troupe presents a comic opera with a famed comedian and a renowned singing company delivering lighthearted musical entertainment on the road this season.
Baby Saves Mother as Husband Attacks in Chicago
In Chicago on April 7 Mrs. Amy Nugent fled her home with three children as her husband pursued with a large knife. Jillian, 9, grabbed the blade to defend her mother, the knife wound bleeding from her hand, prompting the assailant to flee.
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Chicago
Amy Nugent
Distressing Stomach Disease Promises Cure by South American Nervine Tonic
Advertises a universal cure for stomach weakness and indigestion from South American Nervine Tonic. Claims relief from the first dose and lasting results. Promotes as safe, pleasant, and guaranteed with no disappointment, sold by Geo C Goodwin Co. druggists in Boston.
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GEO, C. Goodwin Cuu
Hanover St
Boston
American iron underbids Englishmakers in Britain
Glasgow April 7 American iron offered at one dollar per ton less than a month ago undersells English competitors showing continued encroachment by U S manufacturers on British trade.
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Glasgow
Edna May Picture Sparks Separation Talk
Report says Edna May, noted stage soubrette and wife of cyclist Fred Titus, is the subject of separation rumors among friends. Neither Edna May nor Titus has commented on the matter.
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Edna May
Fred Titus
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Ayers
Sersaparilla
England and
Baptist
Berkeley Temple
Charles A. Dickinson
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Meyerbeer
Wilson
J.C. Bartlett
Schnecker
Mrs. Stone
Frank A. Kennedy
Dickinson
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
T. J. Morgan
Cuba
Porto Rico
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
MILLS
Parker Memorial
Appleton
Berkeley Streets
Benjamin Trueblood
American Peace Society
Hollis Street Theatre
Walt Whitman
Christadelphians
Park Square
Arcade Hall
Hollis Hall
Washington
Fox
Tracy
George B. Cutter
Cunningham
Mattie Weigenbon
Evangelical Association OF New England
Park Street
James M. Gray
Bromfield Street
Presbyterian
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Warren and
Woodbine Streets
J. J. Dunlop
Miriam
Berkeley Hall Society
Berkeley Street
George A. Fuller
Exeter Street
Phillips Brooks
N. J. Willis
M. R. Goff
Sen
Hollis Street
The
Wells
Edward J. Morgan
William Courtleigh
George Co. Boniface
Charles W. Butler
Mary Mannering
Elizabeth Tyree
Charles Walcot
Hilda Spong
Grant Stewart
Thomas Whiffen
Castle Square Theatre
C. Haddon Chambers
Captain Swift
Yon Yonson
Ben Hendricks
Columbia
Lumbermen
James Boys
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Wood
Bowdoin In
Boy Detective
Miss Allen
Win
Baltimore
Tremont
Sat
Wellington A. Hardy
Broad Street
James Brown Potter
Atlantic
Cable
Mither
London
Uncle Tor Milt
G. Barlow
Eugene Tompkins
Grand Opera
Metropolitan Opera House
Maurice Grau
Don Ciovanni
Mmes
Lilli Lehmann
Adams
Sembrich
Ed de Reszke
Salignac
Carbone
Devries
Maurel
Sig. Mancinelli
Romeo ET Juliette
Emma Eames
Diella
Bauermeister
MM. Plancon
Bars
Albers
Dufriche
Meux
Vanni
Saleza
Sig. Bevignani
Dan Goodfrey
British Guards
Victorian Festival Association
Copley Hall
Tremont Theatre
Witne Deer Enson
Bos
Iton
Aanager
Matinee
Kelcey-Shannon Co
Yao
South
City Heatres
Polly Holmes
Kate Davis
Castle Square Opera Co
James Thornton
Lynn Cadet Band
Rivaudeville
Joseph Hart
Te DeMar
Chauncey
Arthur Sidman
Phasey
Castle
Tremont St
Tele
Pelasco and
Fyles
Oxford
Llis Isaac B. Rich
T. Theatre
Bowdoin SQ
Theatre Cor
Washington and
Dover Sts
Austin & Stone
Clay Odeller
Lamiere’s Cinematoraphe
Tremont Row
Scoliag Sq
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