Legislators Tour Cape Cod Canal Visit to Dredge and Casino
The Massachusetts Legislature, 280 members, rode 10:40 trains from Sandwich down the Old Colony to view the Cape Cod canal. Governor Ames led in the Puritan parlor car, with the group touring Town Neck, crossing the canal aboard the dredge, dining at the Casino, and hearing speeches by Speaker Noyes, Congressman Collins, and others. The visit ended with bands, speeches, and a festive return to Boston amid sunshine after rain.
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Schiller Recital Opens at Chickering Hall with Mixed Praise
Mme Madeline Schiller gave the first of three piano recitals in Chickering Hall yesterday. The program featured works by Kullak Liszt Chopin Schumann and Beethoven. Critics praised technique and forceful expression while noting occasional coldness and lacked sympathetic feeling. The second recital is slated for next Monday with a program including Beethoven op 110 and pieces by Mendelssohn Brassin Saint Saens and Chopin.
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Mayo Thorndike Concert at Chickering Hall
Arthur D Mayo pianist and Edward Thorndike baritone gave a strong Chickering Hall concert drawing a good audience. Mayo performed Ryfield’s Prelude and Fugue in E minor op 72 Schumann Papillons op 2 Mendelssohn Hebrides variations and concerto No 2 in D minor op 40 Thorndike sang Pergolesi Verdi Schlesinger Schubert Fesch and Dessauer. Applause was frequent and the evening gave much pleasure.
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Two Months In Jail In Fraud Case Against Ross Couple
Charles R Ross was sentenced to two months in the common jail after pleading in Municipal Court with Hannah V Ross in a fraudulent spiritualist séance case. Judge Parmenter allowed the case to proceed on present pleadings and noted the wife’s presumed coercion under coverture. The man appealed, posting $800 bond for Superior Court review.
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Injunction Denied Over Banner Outside Lynn Factory
Chief Justice Morton of the Salem Supreme Judicial Court yesterday heard P P Sherry of Lynn seek a temporary injunction against the Lasters Protective Union restraining a banner in front of his shop. The court, finding doubts about equity jurisdiction and lack of clear case for a preliminary injunction, dismissed the temporary relief and ordered a hearing in Boston for a permanent injunction.
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Legislature of 1856 Holds Second Reunion in Boston
The 1856 legislature held its second reunion and dinner at the Quincy House with Ex-Governor Gardner presiding and thirty-one members present. The event honored the late Rev. Andrew Pollard of Taunton and featured speeches by Rawson, Kendrick, Peabody, Dawley, Bates, Fisher, Warren, Lewis, and Bayton, with regrets sent by many unable to attend due to age or illness.
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Fall River
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Plymouth
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Fitchburg
George W. Warren
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Pittsfield
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Coleraine
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Worcester
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Danvers
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Sandwich
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Butler Denies Dining With Endicott in Washington
Mr. Sigourney Butler was found in his office discussing matters with Josiah Quincy and denied that he dined with Secretary Endicott. He said the morning Post paragraph about the two was unfair and that his appointment was an honor to serve the duties of a vacant office. Welcker or Chamberlain in Washington may welcome his regular lunches at their restaurant.
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Bargains In Carpets Arrive As Hartley Visits Smyrna
Mr Henry A Hartley the well known carpet man has arrived in Smyrna selecting a choice line of Oriental rugs and carpets. The firm is offering decided bargains in fine carpets rugs and draperies to make room for new stock.
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Rembrandt Etchings Exhibition A Historic Complete Show
A major Rembrandt etchings exhibition presents the most complete U S showing to date with 319 originals and numerous related works. Curated by S S Koehler, the collection draws on Henry F. Sewall and Gray holdings with loans from Hart Hooper Koehler and others. The display follows Vosmer for chronological order and includes a substantial catalogue aiding serious study.
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Notable Gallery of Noyes Cobb & Co Sees 100 Paintings
An exhibition at Noyes Cobb & Co features over 100 paintings by seventy nine artists from European schools and American masters. Notable works include Karlovszky Russian Officer Shooting House Thieves Michel landscape E L Weeks Oriental scenes Coomans Pompeian life Diaz landscape and Detaille Company of Cuirassiers. The show runs through next week with auctions slated for Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons.
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Dunsmore’s London collection shows marked progress abroad
In A A Childs gallery a compact set of eleven John Ward Dunsmore paintings is highlighted. Now based in London, he enjoys popularity, showing at exhibitions and selling well. Works emphasize sixteenth century themes, vivid color, and narrative storytelling, including the large All is Fair in Love and War with a posing young lady and clock scene.
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Prizes at American Art Galleries Third Fund Exhibition
Edward Gay wins 2000 for Broad Acres and Charles H. Davis of Boston 2000 for Late Afternoon. The first prize goes to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the second to the Union League Club. Louis Mason to move into Dartmouth street studio next week. Hassam admitted to Paris Salon with a Paris street scene. Barbedienne bronze Borghese Gladiator likely to go to Metropolitan Museum of Art. purchase funds nearly secured.
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Boston Theatres Showwave of Matinee and Evening Plays
Amusements section lists Patti in Traviata at Boston Theatre with 2 pm matinee and 8 pm showings. The Octoroon plays at 8. Hollis Street Theatre features the Dalys in Vacation with 2 pm and 8 pm. Mansfield stars in A Parisian Romance at the Museum with 2 pm and 8 pm. Globe Theatre presents Ruddigore with 2 pm and 7 45 pm. Park Theatre hosts Janauschek as Meg Merrilies with 2 pm and 8 pm. Howard Athenaeum stages Planter's Wife at 2 and 8. Theatree presents A Cold Day daily at 2.
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Auctions and sales lineup for Monday sessions
Today sales include jewelry at 10 a.m. by George Ef. Hall and stocks at 11:30 a.m. by R. L. Day & Co. Real estate and building lots go on at 1 p.m. Atwood & Weld present. Fruit sale by Horatio Harris at noon. Monday features rare autographs with Charles F. Libbie & Co. at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
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Marriages Prompted in New England Articles
Marriages listed include Charles Sumner Cortland of Dover New Hampshire to Julia Hilliard Wallingford of Wellesley at Wellesley Hills on April 27. Also Charles A Locke of Cambridge wed Florence M Dyer of Boston in Cambridge on April 28. Edwin E Whitehouse wed Lillie P du Alister on April 27 in a ceremony led by Rev B H Winkley.
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Deaths in Ipswich and nearby areas names ages and dates
Death notices list multiple individuals with locations Ipswich Newton Chelsea Brookline and Washington. Entries include Mary Lynde Brown April 27. Henry Claflin April 29 age unknown. Jane M Coffin April 26. James E Dee April 26 age 29 years 11 months. Margaret Hawkes April 25 widow age 68. Mary Kane April 26 age 35. Robert Caldwell MacKay April 29 in 87nd year. Mary Maynard April 28 at 128 Pembroke Street. Avery Plumer April 27 age 73. Lucy Jackson White April 26 age 68. Ellen Moseley Wood April 29 age 46. Funeral notice: Avery Plumer from Old South Church April 30 at noon.
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