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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1901

Page

7

Day Will Eastman’s Quiet Prison Day Observed

A Harvard paleontologist, Eastman, spends a restrained Christmas Day in his cell as dawn lights the yard and a warden’s routine visits punctuate a day of work, meals, and counsel. He maintains composure, studies, and walks the corridor for exercise under prying eyes.

Charles R. Eastman Lie Harvard Eastman Post

Stage Matters in New York Theatres

Lyceum Theatre may stay dark rest of season as plans shift for Henrietta Crosman to perform at Broadway. Macklyn Arbuckle to exit Under Two Minds after New York run due to role cuts. Coquelin and Sarah Bernhardt to star in Cyrano and Roxanne at Boston Theatre Tuesday. Hamlet hoped for Saturday as Boston awaits Sarah in Denmark. Frank Todd, Lexington born stage manager of Foxy Quiller, advancing quickly. Elvira Severoni, a young Italian girl, noted for remarkable talent.

Lyceum New York el Frohman Henrietta Crosman Astead of Wallack’s Miss Crosman Broadway Macklyn Arbuckle Sarah Prince of Denmark Frank Todd Museum Lexington Elvira Severoni

Mad King Otto of Bavaria Near Death, Regency Holds

Berlin reports King Otto of Bavaria gravely ill with violent convulsions and kidney hemorrhage. His insanity has persisted fifteen years, with Prince Luitpold acting as regent while guards fear for their lives as the king shoots at peasants and awaits a grim fate.

Otto Bavaria Berlin Luitpold Ludwig II Starbergen Ludwig

Sunday Services at Boston Churches and Meetings

A survey of Sunday schedules across Baptist, Congregational, Methodist, Presbyterian, Universalist and Unitarian churches in Boston. Listings include service times, sermons by Rev. Lorimer, Rowley, Gray and others, Sunday schools, temperance events, special choirs, missions, and public lectures at Tremont Temple and neighboring houses of worship. The note invites strangers and locals to attend with all seats free.

Tremont Temple Baptist Church George C. Lorimer D. D Hervey Wood New York Dr. Lorimer Joseph First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue Francis H. Rowley Rowley Berkeley Temple Edward Anderson Miss Hughson Mr. J. Bartlett Bartlett Dr. Anderson the Times New Old South Church Copley Square Yattiach North End Tle J. M. Ior Samuel M. Crothers D. V Arthur Little L. D. Younkin John W. Johnson Peple Columbus Avenue Berkeley Street Stee Oe Machester Soung Men’s Bible Class Lord God Reed Barnby Mrs. Wright Adams Cornet Solo Miss Morse Tremont Street M. E. Church C. E. Davis Tremont Concord Streets Unday School Epworth League Fourth Presbyterian Church Dorchester Street Boston John Kirkpatrick C. E Karl Marx Social Democratic Party Washington Street NEW Sunday School Tremont Temple Massachusetts L. D. Scriven THE Christadelphians Arcade Hall Park Square Rome Jerusalem Joseph Slattery America Miss Covell East Boston Bethel Meridian Street L. B. Bates S. M. Landis Dartmouth St Cor Columbus Ave Nature Hospitaller Washington St Naomi Hall Wagner Christian Missionary Alliance Bromfield Street Church J. Kenneth Bekeley Street F. A. Wiggin M. R. Goff Commercial Hall M. Adeline Wilkinson the Gospel OF Minnie M. Soule Assembly Hall Huntington Avenue Harmony Hall N. P. Smith S. H. Wilks Second Universalist Clarendon Street S. H. Roblin Beethoven Tarker Mme. Stevenson Christian Union

The Curious Case of Cavor and the Veiled Invention

A narrator meets the eccentric inventor Cavor in Kent. Cavor pursues a substance opaque to gravity, capable of dominating radiant energy. The narrator, enthralled by visions of wealth and power, plans a joint venture to exploit the discovery for a global monopoly.

H. G. Wells Bedford Kent Cavor Ywright Pla Marconi Lordvin Lodge Karl Pearson

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Ted Riding Hood Lawrence Lory Annie Russell Gaiety Theatre London Nell Maurice Campbell Henretta Crosman Tremont Theatre Orrinohn Lawrence D'Orsay Thompson Robert Hickman Donald Gallaher Harry Rose Charles,Butler G. H. Gilbert Eleanor Sanford Mabel Morrison de Bergerac Rogers Brothers Central Park Otlis Street John J. McNally Iadore Rush Grace Freeman Louise Royce Jeannette Bacard Raith St. Clair Emma Francis I B H. Weat Lee Re Johnny Page Arthur Gib Brown Delicher and Hennessy Park Theatre Foxy Quiller Jerome Sykes Boston Museum Mr. Sykes Julius Steger Ww. Stewart Harry MacDonough Adolph Zink Louis Cassavant Helen Bertram Grace Cameron Georgia Caine Edna Hunter Edith Barr Almira Forrest Castle Square Theatre Grandmere House Cole A Johnson Youtown Alvin Joslin Bowdoin Square Theatre Aint Dreux Keith Cecilia Cissy) Loftus Gilbert and Goldie Dewitt Burns Morton Eliott Boston Music Hall Henry Lee Max Walden Blacksom McPhee Hill Flatow and Dunn Obertus Wilfredo Sinclair Austin & Stone I Lk Joe Hood Raymond Teal Charles Whalen Mr. Wrest Richard Mansfield Hollis Street Henry V Ben Hur J. KK. Emmet Lottie Gilson the Park Fritz Judge Grant Leo Ditrichstein Weber and Includi de Wolf Hopper Lillian Russell John T. Kelly Fay Templeton David Warfield Mont Theatre Baptist Devereux Home Sawyer Edwin Milton Boyle Quakes City O’ Metre Sisters Willis Family Tost and Clinton Macmahons American Biograph Fields and Ward Flatt and Sutherland Elizabeth Murray Arnim and Wagner Herbert and Willing Belle Davis Pickaninny Boston Theatre Eugene Tompkins Mme. Bernhardt WI. Coquelin L’aiclon Cyrano DE Bergerac Salem Cadet Band N. E uyeAy Jean Missud Camille DI Lapoe Celia Marie Hawley Howard G. Seldomridge Lilla Nash Curran and Bider Anna West Lawrence F. Smith A. H. Chase Teresa Lounsbury B. B. Keyes J. N. Proctor Lawrence B. O’connor North End Boston Horsesho Mechanics Colonial Theatre Boylston & Tremont Sts Benin Wm. Young Charles Froh Annig Russell Comeay Romazeo Miss Russell Lyceum Theatre Castle Rare Tremont St Music Hall Oxford Adena Lynn Jod Matinee George W. Magee Spiders Queen Mary Hampton Cole & Johnson Coontown the King & Erlanger Siskin Co Entertainments Vaudeville Edith Mason Thomas H. Persse Castle Square Opera Company Gones Faust Truly Shattuck George Thatcher Hall & Staley Hines & Remington Louis A. Simon & Co Gardiner & Vincent Melrose Brothers Carrie Graham Reed’s Bull Terriers Vitagraph Remont Henrietta Sman Ress Nell Hollis Isaac B. Rich Rogers Bros Central Fark Bic Tremont Row Bluebeard Palace Adamless Haymarket NEW York Daily Service JY Line SPE Patent Office Anay Bungalow Spargus Gibbs V’la Tout
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