Harvard Harriet Cuban teachers plan for 1450 visit to Boston
Harvard University endorses a program to educate 1450 Cuban teachers in Cambridge for weeks starting in spring 1900. The War Department funds travel by government transport and housing. costs total about 70 000 dollars with private hospitality and subscriptions sought from Massachusetts residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Cambridge
Alexis E.e
Cuba
Eral Leonard Wood
Uba
New England
War Department
Boston
Newark
Memorial Hall
Randall Hall
Doan's Kidney Pills Demonstrated In Boston Testimony
Boston resident Henry Cox reports relief from back and kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He bought a box at George Burwell's, completed a full treatment, and says his kidney secretions returned to normal and his health improved. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by dealers nationwide for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is the sole U.S. agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge
Boston
Dean
Henry Cox
Franklin St
George Burwell
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U.S
Witnesses Describe Labor and Costs in Clinton Reservoir Project
During a Water Board probe, Michael Meehan, Boston contractor and former streets superintendent, said citizen labor could supply the Clinton reservoir, noting 5000 Boston workers at fifteen cents an hour. Benjamin A Ham of Collins & Ham claimed Italians received the same opportunities as others, with laborers available at a dollar and fifty cents to two dollars daily. he added he had not seen beer on the job and questioned its health impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Board
Chael Meehan
Boston
Choate
Clinton
Benjamin A. Ham
Collins & Ham
New England Clothiers Bros and Mark Display
A glowing description of Bros. & Mark clothing store on Summer street highlights an eye catching iron front and an extensive display of up to date men and boys wear. The representative tours the fifth floor loft and modern salesrooms, noting forty years of making reliable clothing and low prices backed by courteous staff and an honest reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Street
Bros. & Mark
Itz
New England
Lancaster Vindicated In Libel Case Over Waverly School House
G A Lancaster of Revere was arrested on a libel circular linked to the town schoolhouse controversy. Chelsea Police Court dismissed the case after continuance with no prosecutor present. Building committee members Champlin and Coughlan attended, saying they did not wish to press charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Lancaster
Revere
Chelsea
Bosson
Arthur B. Champlin
Thomas F. Coughlan
Lancaster
Waverly
Melba's Divorce Case Quietly Decided in Galveston
London dispatch reports the divorce of Melba from Charles F N Armstrong finalized by Galveston Tex court after a decade of separation. The couple had one son George Nesbitt Armstrong now 16. Melba denied allegations via counsel and Armstrong claimed desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Melba
Melbourne
Charles F. N. Armstrong
Kangaroo Charile
Galveston
Tex
Armstrong
Mme. Melba
Europe
Comte d’Orleans
Charlie
Aus
Duke of Orleans
George Nesbitt Armstrong
London Telegraph
Joachim
Queen Elizabeth
Sam
Washington wedding links Blounts to Dorchester church
Miss Elizabeth Blount of Washington will wed Rev. Eugene Shippen at The Oaks home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Blount on Wednesday evening. The Rev Edward Everett Hale will perform the ceremony assisted by Rev Rush Shippen. Bridesmaids include Miss Phillipa Chase and Miss Dorothy Groff. Best man is William S. Allen. ushers include Clarence Humphries. The couple will reside in Boston after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Huntington Hall
Frye
Washington
Root
Boston
Harvard
the Oaks
Henry F. Blount
Elizabeth Blount
Eugene’ Shippen
Dorchester
Edward
Everett, Hale
Rush
R.shippen
Brockton
Miss Blount
Capital
Hale
Shippen
Phillipa Chase
Dorothy Groff
Los Angeles
Cal
Wiliam S
Miss Hobbs
Atlantic
London
New York
Annie Russell
Hollis Street Theatre
Park Theatre
Corallo & Co
Charles Froham
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Mario Manolason
Tudor to Attend Gas Hearing Amid Rumors of Disruption
Treasurer Frederick Tudor of the New England Gas and Coke Company will attend the gas hearing tomorrow morning though not yet summoned as a witness. Yesterday’s hearing sparked sensational rumors of his leaving the state, with a reported midnight visit to the company offices and a “thrilling tragedy” of Tudor as a villain. Tudor denied leaving the city, stating he has not been out of town and that the company’s books have not been disturbed. The proceedings also covered cost estimates for gas production and potential price impacts for 1901 and beyond, with witnesses detailing costs, contracts, and implications for Boston’s gas customers. The session adjourned to resume Friday at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Tudor
New England
Gas and Coke
Tudor
Onto
Mr. Tudor
Post
State House
New York
Butler
Fillebrown
Frederick W. Smith
Bay State
Boston Gas Companies
Morse
Mr. Smith
Kinley
Boston Company
Boston
A. “Ti
Anderson
Smith
Standard Oil Company
Walter R. Addicks
Bay State Gas Company
Bishop C. H. Fowler III Ill Prevents Conference Attendance
A telegram from Belfast Maine states Bishop C H Fowler of New York is seriously ill and cannot attend the East Maine Methodist conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
C. H.powler
New York
Serious train wreck near Newport Vermont wrecks fourteen cars
An extra freight derailed near North Hatley this morning causing fourteen cars to derail and extensive track damage over about a mile. The incident disrupted early service and prompted inspection crews to assess the line. No injuries are reported in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
North Hatley
Postum Coffee Aids Oswego Family Heal Neuralgia
Mrs Nellie Treman reports in Oswego Illinois that switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee eased her neuralgia and nervousness. Her daughter recovered from illness and gained weight after drinking Postum, improving family health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Postum
Nellie Treman
A. H. Dexter to Manage Charles River Park Season
Theatrical manager A H Dexter will oversee Charles River Park for the coming season featuring large spectaculars and a retained bicycle track. J H Gilmour begins a Tremont venture June 11 with OneregHen, presenting standard dramas at 1.50 to 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Dexter
Charles River Park
Dexter
J. H. Gilmour
OneregHen
Tremont Theatre
Eber & Fields
Tremont
J. H. Wallick
Alfred Aarons
Tremont Street
van Rensselaer Place
Laura Burt
Boston
Banda Rossa
Tistie Mollie Stovin
Malden
Malden Auditorium
Over the Fence at Grand Opera House Showcases Rice and Cohen
The street pageant notes a busy bill at Grand Opera House featuring John C. Rice and Sally Cohen in Their Honeymoon, Genaro and Theol with daring contortion acts, and Henry Miller's farewell Sydney Carton performance, plus Josie Hall at Columbia and other vaudeville and theatre attractions through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soeegemient
Grand Opera House
John C. Rice
Sally Cohen
Tiger Lily
Genaro
Theol
Keith's
Miss Theol
Henry Miller
Boston
Sydney
Carton
Josie Hall
Columbia
Comedienne
Miss Hall
Castle Square Theatre Company
Elizabeth M.’ Murray
Della Fox
Marie Tavary
Laura Burt
Montgomery and Stone
Grand Theatre
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Matsouda Hadj
Carmen Constantia
Spain
Laffles
the Park Theatre
Hoyt
Chinatown
New York
Camille D’arville
Keith
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Francis Wilson
Actors' Fund Benefit at Boston Theatre Next Sunday
A major Actors' Fund benefit unfolds at the Boston Theatre with a wide lineup from leading theatres. Notable performers include Marshall P. Wilder Marie Tavary Josephine Hall George Boniface Jr Elsie Fay Harry Kelly Charles Denby William Armstrong Rnitt Edwards the Beaumont sisters Lydia Yeamans Titus Billy Van Felix and Barry Banda Rossa. Sales of seats advance quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actors’ Act of America
Boston
Marshall P. Wilder
Marie Tavary
Josephine Hall
George Boniface, Jr
Elsie Fay
Harry Kelly
Charles Denby
William Armstrong
Rnitt Edwards
Beaumont Sisters
Lydia Yeamans Titus
Billy van
Felix and
Barry
Banda Rossa
Lawrence McC
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Indorse
Havana
Sanders Theatre
Chicago
sBesiges
Crane
Champlin
Histore
America
Massachusetts
Charlies Francis Adama
State Street
Nhe College
Charles W. Eliot
Francis C. Lowell
Henry P. Walcott
Arthur T. Cabot
Henry L. Higginson
Charles Francis Adams
Samuel Hoar
Murray Crane
City Hall
Copeage
Edgar R. Champ
Stage Home Association
J. T. Prince
Pierce
Cole
Mra
Meehan
Woman's Sunday’s Post
Fashion Bay
Sunday Post
Ady
William Jameson’s “Harp” Brand
Eugene Shippen
Roto Ots Aabseh Blount
Washington, D. C
Dorchester,Mass
Texas
C. H
Fowler III
the Tremont
Hunter
Wellington A. Hardy
Broad Street
Mass
Actors’ Fund
Beechams
Includin
James T. Powers
Daly's Theatre
IGIRL
Herald
Francis Ilson
Victor Herbert
Harry B. Smith
THEAT
Eugene Tompkins
Alvin Banda Rossa and
Actors’ Fund of America
Prince of
Cinasie Loftus
Lydia Yeamans-Titus
Isabella Urquhart and Company
Josephine Gassman
Pickaninnies
Cook
Sonora
Mazie King
John E. Camp
Takezawa
Lafayette
Sousa
Ching Ling -Oo
OPERA
John.c. Rice
Harry Leclair Olympia
Tha Bickness
Gorge W. Magee
Tiger
Big N.Y
Castle
Mott St
Tel
Oxford
Hollis Orvisran
Charles Frohman
Jerome
Wiss Blobbs
Eve’gs
Aesigex
Annie Russell Hoses
Boston Museum
Alice Nielsen Opera Company
Mats
Mam’selle ’Awkins
Bosta NE Remedy Eugene Tone Lessee & Mer
Chas. Frohman
Coralie & Co
Bowdoin Rakita
Comee Marion Manola Mason
Bowdoin Square Company
Mississippi
Howard
AL Reeves
NEW Palace Theatre
Rome OF Burlesque
New City Sports
Tremont Row
Arei
Lennon
Austin & Stone
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