Remains of Prince Bismarck to be buried at chosen site
Berlin reports the blessing ceremony for Prince Otto von Bismarck’s remains will be private with near relatives. The coffin to be closed and placed in the castle until a mausoleum is ready in October. Emperor William orders ten days of court mourning and eight for the army. Berlin and Munich to grant honorary freedom.
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Emperor William Returns for Mourning Funeral in Berlin
Prince Von Hohenlohe and Count Von Shoenborn arrived at Friedrichsruhe as the coffin was sealed in the presence of the chancellor. Emperor William and the Empress, in mourning dress, reached Kiel with Baron Von Bulow and Dr Von Lucanus also there. The Emperor ordered grand funeral rites to be held in Berlin before the Reichstag.
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Kiel
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Hermann Clements
Gaermnan
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Spaeth
Europe
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Wlustrirte Zeitung
Germany Sends Thanks From Berlin to U S President
Ambassador White cables from Berlin that the Emperor and the German people express sincere thanks to the President and the people of the United States for the message of con gratulations or support received. The note reflects formal diplomatic courtesy in the aftermath of the statesmanship noted in Washington.
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White
Berlin
State Department
United States
WARNED BY GILL ON JULY TAX STAMPS AND COLLECTIONS
The Boston office of internal revenue reports July collections of 481 366.77 last year and 1 187 82.02 this year with breakdowns for beer and spirit stamps cigars and cigarettes snuff tobacco and special taxes. Collector Gill warns apothecaries and dealers to stamp sales and comply with the law to avoid penalties and possible prosecution.
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Boston
Office of Internal Revenue
Gill
Apothecaries
Children Enjoy Nantasket Harbor Trip With Health Fund Aid
A Boston harbor excursion for poor children organized by the Children's Health Fund aboard the City of Quincy left Snow's Arch Wharf at 10 am. The trip included a swim at Nantasket Beach, a big dinner, rides, and a return voyage amid cheers. Donations to the fund at 24 Bromfield Street support mercy work for needy children.
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City of Quincey
Nantasket Beach
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Mrs Avery Sues for Turcott Obstruction Case in Chelsea
Martha Moore Avery, acting as criminal lawyer with Judge Bosson's consent, defends Francis X Turcott charged with obstructing a street by holding an unlicensed Socialist lecture on Shirley avenue Revere. Patrolman Dyer testified Turcott stood on a box addressing about two people before arrest. Judge Bosson reserved his decision. Turcott remains out on bail.
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Shirley Avenue
Folsom Confirmed Amid Mixed Votes and Hat Regulation Change
Senator Charles E. Folsom was confirmed as assessor by the board with nine votes for, Alderman Codman and Chairman Conry voting no. Alderman Berwin championed a theatre hat regulation change allowing low hats free of projections. The board also sent a rail petition to committee and reported a mayoral veto on water act funding, sending the issue to the public improvements committee.
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War expenditures climb to ninety million since war began
The July monthly statement shows receipts of 45,547,308 and disbursements of 74,263,476. Customs yield 15,169,680, internal revenue 26,170,697, miscellaneous 2,506,710. War costs for July reach about 30,000,009, totaling roughly 90,000,000 since the war's start.
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Remains of Madame Romero Laid In Washington
The body of Madame Romero wife of the Mexican minister was laid in the receiving vault at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Washington awaiting final interment in Mexico. Funeral services were conducted today with many floral tributes including a wreath from Mrs. McKinley.
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Summer Plays Change of Programme at Sans Souci
The Castle Square Theatre drew a full audience for Arthur Law's New Boy farce. Walter Perkins led the cast with Archibald Rennick. Seeley and Mackay delivered strong turns. Maude Odell and Mary Sanders impressed. The show runs this week with a matinee souvenir for Miss Chapman. Vaudeville lineup includes the Bellamy brothers and others with new war pictures.
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Walter Perkins
Archibald Rennick
Seeley
Doctor Candy
Charles Mackay
Theodore de Brizac
Horace Lewis
Felix Roach
W. C. Masson
Maude Odell
Palace Theatre Burlesque Delights Parisian Belles Offerings
The Palace Theatre hosts the Parisian Belles burlesque and specialty company this week with opening crowds enjoying skits like Tucinda's Reception and a finale titled Oddities. Notable acts include Mre. Ordlar inCharmion poses and Harry Walters in The Real Yidd with Dryden and Leslie, Howard and Tennant, Minnie Cline and Ida Howell, plus Emory and Nadine in sketches.
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Yidd
Harry
Howard
Tennant
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Minnie Cline
Ida Howell
Emory
Nadine
Dryden
Leslie
Keith Presents Mixed Show With Star Mme Tavary As Soloist
Patrons enjoyed a varied program by Keith's company featuring Mme Marie Tavary, a celebrated soloist with a trained voice admired for purity and control. The bill included ex-dramatic performers in two farces, novelty acts, a Spanish battleship biograph, and a strong bag punching exhibition.
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Forlorn Fleet from Seattle to Yukon crowd Dutch Harbor
Reports from Unalaska say Dutch Harbor hosts a crowded flotilla of twenty steamers sent from Seattle to the Yukon. Twelve were wrecked at or near Dutch Harbor, four on the rocks, two ashore, and six laid up with damaged hulls while the usable machinery remains.
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B. C
Unalaska
Dutch Harbor
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Yukon
Sans Souci Boston Prodigy Sees Strong Week End Show
The Sans Souci in Boston enters its third week with a varied bill that delights an audience of prominent locals. Mlle Flora performs a slack wire act, the Eldredges win favor, and John Wherrell and Proto captivate with stories and toe work, while Bessie Bonehill and Crouch Bettina close with song and dance as Kittie Mitchell misses due to illness.
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Proto
Bessie Bonehill
Crouch
Bettina
Kittie Mitchell
al Leech
Three Rosebuds
Noted Nude Paintings Draw Crowds at Boston Theatre Exhibit
For three months the American Art Syndicate collection has drawn Boston visitors to the Boston Theatre vestibule. Attendance has grown from hundreds to nearly two thousand daily, with works like Judith Francesca da Rimini Nana at the Bath The Temptation of St Anthony and Lambs Rough Riders in Battle earning praise from soldiers and Cuban correspondents. The vestibule orchestra adds to the exhibition’s appeal.
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Cuba
Frank Mack Buried After Fatal Workplace Shock
The funeral of Lineman Frank Mack who was killed by a shock at work on Dorchester avenue was held yesterday from 17 London Street East Boston. Rev Father McCune celebrated a high mass of requiem at the Church of the Sacred Heart. Pallbearers were Richard Morris Edward Morris Patrick Brown Frank Owens John O Rourke and William Kneath. Interment was in Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.
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Edward Morris
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William Kneath
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Chutes Carnival Draws Crowds For Cool Evenings Of Fun
Heat weary crowds head to the Chutes by car or bicycle for relief and amusement. The event features pony and horse rides, the Chute baby donkeys name contest, and the Chutes Marine Band. Sunday programs include First Regiment Band German singing society and a mixed-voice quartet with soloists at ten cent admission.
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Brockmann’s Wrestling Ponies Impress Audiences at Museum
Two men visit Aust in Stone’s and witness Herr Brockmann’s equine show at the museum. The skeptical observer exclaims that the feat surpasses anything in animal training seen before. The wrestling ponies, part of a novel act, draw large crowds last week and yesterday and the show remains at the museum this week along with the popular Cake Walk of All Nations.
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Herr Brockmann
British ship finds Bourgogne passengers at sea
Captain Jones of the British steamship Aldersgate reports passing the floating bodies of two women and ten men on July 27 in the Atlantic at 43.07 north 60 west. All wore life jackets and are believed to be Bourgogne passengers.
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Aldersgate
Delaware
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War Bulletins Read At Mr Wolf Store Corner Hanover
Readers gather at Mr Bernard M Wolf store at Hanover and Portland streets to study frequent war bulletins issued by the proprietor under the alias My Clothier. The activity reflects continuous public interest in timely war news.
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My Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Great American Spa Offer via Fitchburg Saratoga Limited
A resort promising curative properties and Saratoga social brilliance is presented. The Fitchburg railroad Saratoga limited departs Boston at 9 29 a m and will assure a pleasant trip for vacation travelers.
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Munyon Remedies Promoted at Tremont Temple
Munyon's skilled doctors are at our service free and Tremont Temple promotes upyon remedies at all druggists.
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Tremont Temple
Upyon
The Boston Theatres Open August Season With New Shows
The August theater season begins with Tremont presenting Way Down East on Aug 15 and interior updates to orchestra seating. Museum starts What Happened to Jones with George C Boniface Jr as drummer. Howard Atheneum, Lyceum, Bowdoin Square, Park Boston Grand Opera House set openings Aug 22 29.
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Grand Theatre
Norumbega Park Named Delightful Resort During Crescent Term
Norumbega Park has emerged as a delightful resort during the current term, drawing visitors with its attractions and scenic setting as a popular leisure destination.
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