Duse in Cavalleria Rusticana and La Locandiera at Globe Theatre
Mme Duse stars in two Italian pieces at the Globe Theatre including Santuzza in Cavalleria Rusticana and Mirandolina in La Locandiera. The bill showcases her range from tragedy to comedy with natural, engaging acting and reviews note the nuanced performance despite occasional pacing changes.
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Women Noted Figures Active in Arts and Revolution Histories
A compact roundup highlights Caroline Shank-Brooker returning alive to seek space at the World's Fair for a Grant bust after fame from a Philadelphia Centennial butter cast. It notes elderly memory longevity in Telland Mass. and profiles of Mrs. Justin Morgan, Mrs. Philip Hamilton, Miss Abbie Titcomb celebrating birthdays, and benefactions by Miss Helen C. Bradlee. It mentions Miss Martha D. Woodward at the Salon of 1898 and Mrs. A Howard Hinkle as Ohio DAR state regent with revolutionary lineage.
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Asel
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Philip Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Martha D. Woodward
Williamsport
Penn
Woman’s College of Baltimore
Paris
A. Howard Hinkle
Daughters of the
Rufus Landon
Ticonderoga
Holden Davis
Port of
Boston
Mrs Laura de Force Gordon for Honolulu consulship
Laura de Force Gordon a leading Pacific Coast lawyer petitions for the Honolulu consulship with endorsements from Democratic leaders in Utah Wyoming and Nebraska. A former journalist and the second woman admitted to California's Supreme Court she helped win women lawyers admission and supports labor on woman suffrage.
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From Boston Milk to Florida Hotels
A woman from the South recalls traveling milk and butter from Boston to hotels in Jacksonville and Palatka. She notes cans of porcelain-lined milk, cold storage preserving quality en route, and contrasts Boston pastures with Palatka hotel tables.
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Two Girls Tour Europe Spending Only 350 Dollars
Two girls traveled three months through Europe visiting Ireland Wales England France Italy Switzerland Germany Belgium and the Netherlands. They stayed in hotels enjoyed all they wanted and visited fifty places while spending 350 dollars in total. Their trip challenges the belief that women are extravagant.
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Aunt Nellie Bloomer Dies in Ellenville at 102
Mrs Ellen Bloomer known as Aunt Nellie dies in Ellenville New York at age 102 years 6 months 25 days Born Fishkill September 10 1790 She married John L Bloomer in 1820 and survived by one son Robert Bloomer of Ellenville She lived in Ellenville over six decades and welcomed visitors.
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Crinoline Comeback Hints Stir Fashion Debate
The piece questions the return of crinoline and its practicality. It notes stalled progress since the initial idea, imagines a medieval chicken coop reference, and comments on springs built into gowns hidden by lace and changing taffetas. Sleeves expand while the sixteenth century fades.
Acquitted of Infanticide After Trial of Mrs. Gloster
After five days in Depuam, the jury found Mrs. Ellen M. Gloster not guilty of murder in the infanticide case. Judge Dunbar instructed on two degrees of murder and pregnancy evidence, with verdict returned at 7:22 p.m. Gloster fainted as she and the jury were discharged.
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Irish National Federation Branch Meeting In Smith Street
The weekly meeting convened last Thursday in School Hall Smith Street with Hon William H Carberry presiding. The branch received its charter from New York and enrolled several new members. Rev Father Rector Mission Church donated 50 to funds and the branch pledged 100 to be contributed at the Music Hall meeting on Monday next.
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Marry Me Judith Ring Ad From Wilson Bros Factory
An advertisement touts Australian gold wedding rings from Wilson Bros factory in Tremont Row offering custom orders in two hours and warns against imitators.
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Nail Makers Dance at Putnam Nail Relief Hall
In Cotillion Hall the Putnam Nail Relief Association staged a grand balls last evening drawing over 800 attendees and selling more than 1100 tickets. Wright's orchestra performed until 9 o'clock followed by a grand march directed by Dennis J. Coleman with assistance from Michael R. Hurley and John H. Murphy.
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Richardson
Seldm
Cotillion Hall
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Dennis J. Coleman
Michael R. Hurley
John H. Murphy
David N. Tobin
Nellie A. Nugent
W. P. Whitmarsh
Josiah N. Jones
Charles E. Goodwin
Albert F. Walsh
John F. Brooks
John D. Tobin
Maggie McNally
Marriages of Boston and Cambridge Residents
A series of wedding notices dated April 12 and surrounding dates announce marriages in New England. Couples include Tom Adams and Ella Donoghue. George H. Cox and Lillian H. Whitten. Robert Francis Gaylord and Annie May Harwood. William R. Garvin Jr. and Mary E. Staples. Edward Dimock Holmes and Alice Thompson. Harry H. Hale and Grace B. Dudley. Sally Prince Osgood and George Amory Sargent. Harris B. Stearns and Anna Glidden Bemis.
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Robert Francis Gaylord
New York
Annie May
Charles Harwood
Boston
Garvin—Staples
Dover
N. H
John A. Shaw
William R. Garvin, Jr
Mary EB. Staples
Rollinsford
Edward Dimock Holmes
Alice Thompson
North Conway
Obituaries from Washington to Roxbury list 13 deaths
A string of obituaries from Washington D C to Roxbury lists Randall Gardner Burrell Charles I Goodale Mary A Kenneston Charles Appleton Longfellow Emily R Moulton Catherine Polson Lewis A Richards Andrew Robbins Herbert Sinnott Samuel Tompson Vernon R Wade and George H Wyman with ages and dates, including several pneumonia deaths and a baby.
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Washington, D. C
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Goodale
Somerville
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Kenneston
Charleston
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Royal Kenneston
Longfellow
Cambridge
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Henry W. Longfellow
Moulton
Emily R. Moulton
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Polson
Malden
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Wollaston
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Richards
West Dedham
Lewis A. Richards
Robbins
Groton
Mass
Andrew Robbins
Sinnott
West Everett
Herbert
John T. Sinnott
Tompson
Longwood
Samuel Tompson
Wade
Atlantic
Vernon R
Edmund R
Mary L. Wade
Wyman
Roxbury
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New York Labor War Comes to Conference
New York April 14 clothing manufacturers and locked-out cutters met to settle a dispute. Manufacturers won the first bout as cutters withdrew the demand to hire only union men. Further propositions will be studied next Thursday.
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Marlboro First Baptist Church Marks 25th Anniversary
Marlboro April 14 The Twenty fifth anniversary celebration included a banquet roll call and social. Several hundred members with families attended. The church has grown from a small membership to about 400 communicants and a modern house of worship has been erected in twenty five years.
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First Baptist Church
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