Dick Tipton and Household Roles in 19th Century Census
Dick Tipton along with Mrs. Errol Dearest Mary a servant Jane and a housemaid Minna an Advent ... fragmentary notes describe household staff and roles in a historic domestic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Tipton
Errol (Dearest
Mary
Jane
Minna
Dramatic Season Ends with Farce and Temperance Town at Park
A bustling Boston theatre week features continued runs of A Temperance Town at the Park Theatre with Hoyt's company extending its season to May 1 for the 150th performance, plus Little Lord Fauntleroy at the Grand Opera House and concurrent bills at the Grand Museum and Bowdoin Square Theatre including McCarthy's Mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Fauntleroy
Grand Opera
Bowdoin Square
Park Theatre
Hoyt
Theatre
Messrs.Hoyt & Thomas
Henry Doblin
Charles Dickson
Boston
Dickson
Fall River
Worcester
Newport
New London
Norwich
Maine
Grand Opera House
Grand Museum
Dover
Washington Streets
Katherine Rober
Fanehon
Shore-Acres
Wilbur
Annie Clarke
New Stock Company
Dexter
Opera House
Lillian Masterson
Brooklyn
Cedric Errol
Frances Hodgson
Little Miss
Barney Ferguson
Bowdoin Square Theatre
McCarthy
Boston and Globe engagements showcase Girofle Girofla and Joseph
The Howard Atheneum features Lillian Russell in Girofle Girofla at the Boston Theatre, praised for her vivid performance and a strong supporting company. Globe Theatre hosts Ramsay Morris's Comedy Company in Joseph with a famed cast, noted as among the funniest of its kind and attracting large business. Willard expresses pride in audience reception and plans, including a Chicago run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famot Pay
Eliza Proctor Otis
Eastlake Chapel
Hattie Russell
Veatrice Moreland
Kate Lester
Messrs
Francis Carlyle
George F. Nash
John Flood
Charles M. Collins
Morris’ Comedy Company
Tom Seabrooke
Columbia Theatre
Isle of Champagne
Boston
Globe Theatre
Chicago
Sam
Lillian Russell
Lillian
Louis Harrison
W.T. Carleton
Mr. Coffin
Ramsay Morris
Joseph
John Glendenning
George Giddens
Harry Gwynette
Jameson Lee
Liney
Reud Fox
William Multon
Elsie de Wole
F. J. Phillips
Mary Penfield
Helen Shepwell
Labor Union Formed Aimed at Nonviolent Reform
Curia co April 16 The first step in forming the American Railway Union is completed with a prospectus outlining a single national body for railway workers. It seeks to abolish strikes and dues heavy taxes and unite workers without secret meetings or grand officers. An election meeting is set for Monday to choose officers. Founders include Debs Rogers Kelleher Mismer Arnold Howard Clarke Walton and Sebrin from various rail unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
American Railway Union
FE. W. Debs
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
L. W. Rogers
S. Kelleher
W. S. Mismer
Brotherhood of Car Men
F. W. Arnold
George W. Howard
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
J. A. Clarke
Brotherhood of Railway Telegraphers
Henry Walton
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. H. Sebrin
Order of Railway Conductors
Delay in extradition treaty exchanges with Russia and France
Washington April 16 reports indicate delays in exchanging ratifications for the extradition treaty with Russia stem from Czar Nicholas II being away in the Caucasus. Authentication of the Russian copy is believed to be in St Petersburg, with exchange likely soon. The French treaty exchange has not yet been reported, though the American copy has been in Paris for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
St. Peterburg
George
Caucasus
Crimea
St. Petersburg
France
Department of State
Paris
Barge Adrift Near Five Fathoms Bank Lightship
Special dispatch from Vineyard Haven reports steamer Orion, Captain Smith, arriving towing barge Sumner R. Meade. In thick fog Friday at 10 a.m. five miles off Five Fathoms Bank Lightship Mercedita, also in tow, was lost when the hawser parted. Orion searched twenty four hours but fog remained, leaving Mercedita with 300 tons of coal and a crew of four aboard all in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ProvidEnce
Vineyard Haven
Orion
Smith
Sumner R. Meade
Barre Mercedita
Mercedita
Exeter Shoemaking Machines Firm Likely Moves to Pawtucket
Transfer to Pawtucket, Exeter New Hampshire April 16 reports Rockingham Machine Company may relocate its $50,000 capital shoemaking machine business and sixty employees. Owner Frank Jones of Portsmouth sold his stake to Campbell Machine Company of Pawtucket, signaling a probable removal and shift in operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
N. H
Rockingham Machine Company
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
Campbell Machine Company
Pawtucket
Rockingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. H. Dexter
T. Henry French
Francis Hodgson Burnatts
Earl of
Henry M. Pitt
Frank J. Keenan
Justin Adams
Edward Wade
William Kitts
Penneman
Alntleroy
Margaret Dodge
Helen Dayne
Emily Bramhall
Maud Wheeler
J. A. Crabtree
F. E. Piper
Errol
Actii
Dorincourt Castle
H. M. Pitt
Miss Annie Clarke
Charles Barron
Hoyrs
Tremont Theatre
Music Hall
Walter Damrosel
Lillian Blanvelt
Sofia Scalechi
Plunket Greene
Adolph Brodsky
John J. NO
Ril
Ork
Istra
Mer
Howard
Athenzaum
WM. C. Cameron
the Pulse OF
New York
Chas
Erin Verner
Bowdoin SQ
MR. Chas
F. Atkinson
FUN Maker
LAUCH
Directed By
C. BE Rice
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Lassie Bles
Opera Comique
T. H. French
Lecocq
John S'Tetson
Crust of Society
Ramsey
Hinrighs Grand Opera CO
Marie Tavary
Marcella Lindh
Selma Koert-Kronold
Clara Poole
Lizzie Macnichol-Vetta
Payne Clark
Sig. Montegriffo
Guiseppa del Puente
Campanari
Alphonse Fuguet
W. H. Clarke
William Xanter
Signor Viviani
Bowman Ralston
Grand Chorus
Gustav Hinrichs
Charles F. Schroeder
IL Trovatore
Cavvat
Leria Rusticana
L’amico Fritz
DON Giovanni
Romemian Qik
Carmlen
Feilrovatore
Austin
William Austin
McIntyre
Heath
Mons
Madame Bertoto
Lancers
Boston National Lancers
George Milbank
Olio
Ned
Topsy-Turvy
London Alhambra
Carrie Joy
Pat Murphy
Miles & Ireland
California Four
Frank Bryan
Kina Brothers
Marie Arkwright
Collins Duo
Rose Sheppard
Blanche Andrews
Martello
Forrester & Moulton
Marren
Bertoto
T Ballet of Laces
Columbia
Rich & Harris
Charles Frohman
Thomas Q
Charles A. Byrne and
Louis Morrison
New England
Clarendon ST
Rear Trinity Church
BLACK
Jenny Lind
Jeannie Bishop
Chickering Hall
Grossmith
London
America
Union Square Theatre
Mr. Daly
Hollis Street Theatre
James K. Post
Mulligan
Ferguson
John W. Ransome
Edward Warren
Little Richard Ferguson
May Mortimer
Carrie Behr
Marguerite Ferguson
May Ashley
Lillian Price
Ferguson and Post
Teath
Coll
Palace Theatre
Zarmo
Miles
Ireland
California
Carmenelli
Kine
Lucille
Ohn H. Keefe
Carroll
Webb
Toland
Lady Lancers
M. Bertoto
Mlle. Bertoto
Colonel Boone
Austin & Stone’s
Pulse of
Miss Masterson
Opera House Stock Company
Mr. Willard
Howard Atheneum
E. & Willard
Eleonora
Cevalleria Rusticana
Paderewski
Europe
Steinway & Son
Chickerin
Plunket
Greene
Ramsay
Morris
Company
di Ol.l S Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Augustin Daly
Daly's Theatre
Brongon Howard
Boston Museum
Jas. A. Herne
Nath
Berry
New England Life
Shore Acres
Austin&stone
Fremont Row
Scollay Square
Jameson Lee Finney
Read Fox
William Mullon
Elsie de Wolfe
E. J. Phillips
Helen Stockwell
Abbey, Schoeffel & Gray
Evenines Ats
Encwlish
Edw. S. Willard
A. M. Palmer
J. M. Barrie
Benj
Johns
Washington St
Old South Church
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