Nebraska Girl in Fatal Chute Misadventure at Paper Mill
Miss Addie Tangney 20 fell into a paper mill chute while processing scrap. James B. Stone, held in the press area, was struck and knocked unconscious. Tangney escaped with minor injuries and criticized the handling of the incident. Stone remained pale and inert on a pile of waste as workers summoned aid.
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Omaha, Neb
James B. Stone
Omaha
Presbyterian Hospital
Addie Tangney
Stone
Miss Tangney
Henry Tangney
Mason Street
Mr. Stone
Miss. Tangney
Bathing Suit Barred on Ocean Grove Beach
A woman was stopped by a policeman yesterday morning at Ocean Grove while wearing a bathing suit. The Andersons, new arrivals in June, were involved as she claimed no objection to Sunday beach attire despite local rules. Asbury Park was the nearby area referenced.
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Ocean Grove
Andersons
Marriage Vows Prove Fraudulent at Windsor Hotel
In Oakland California a woman identified as A. Cole sought a certified copy of a marriage certificate claiming a ceremony at the Windsor Hotel on June. Justice Stetson denied any such ceremony and the woman, who believed herself married as Kent, left in hysterics. County records show no license issued in her stated names.
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Justice’s
Windsor Hotel
Stetgen
Kent
Bunker Hill Brewer Protests Substitution of Cheap Ales
A G Van Nostrand, proprietor of Bunker Hill breweries, aims to end dealers replacing P B Ale with cheaper varieties. He cites P B Ales as superior and plans aggressive action to prove rights and convict offending dealers. Investigations reveal unscrupulous practices by some dealers and brewers leveraging P B Ale’s reputation for profit.
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Bunker Hill
van Nostrand
P. B. Ale
Crescent Gardens At Revere Beach Draws Crowd
Crowds flocked to Crescent Gardens at Revere Beach on a hot day for afternoon and evening performances. Mamie Anderson All-Star Commerce and Beale Taylor the beloved Crescent Gardens favorite opened a lively show, with fresh material fitting the resort mood as audiences enjoyed the rustic theatre.
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Crescent Gardens
Revere Beach
Rustic Theatre
Mamie Anderson
Beale Tayior
Cres- Gardens
The Man From Mexico at Castle Square Theatre entertains Baston
The Castle Square Theatre company presented The Man From Mexico to a large Baston audience last night. Walter Perkins led the cast as Benjamin Fitzhew with flair, supported by Craven as Colonel Majors and Odell in a spirited LeMentina Fitzhew. A lively weeklong run includes Incog and a Creole dancing showcase by New Orleans artistes.
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Mexico
Castle Square Theatre Company
Walter Perkins
Benjamin Fitzhew
John T. Craven
Colonel Majors
Franklyn Ritchie
Warden Loveaul
Tony Cummings
von Schmidt
James A. Keane
Edward Farrar
Stanley Kent
Richard Daunton
Edward Ware
Cook
John J. Geary
O’mullins
Maude Odell
Lementina Fitzhew
Leonora Gaito
Sallie Graice
Mabel Encer
Kittle Majors
Beach Event Promises Large Crowd with Balloon Ascensions
The program lists the Luciers Cushman Holcombe Curtis Knoll McNeill and Fred V. Bowers with Billy Carter and the augmented Lynn Cadet Band as features. Special excursion rates from all points and reduced entrance at the beach gate to 0.6 cents are noted. Balloon ascensions and dancing are planned daily, signaling a busy entertainment lineup.
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Holcombe
Curtis
Knolland
McNeill
Billy Carter
Lynn
Beach
Della —Rocca
Lazelles
Louis Fitzgibbons
Partellos
Jas the Clown
Roiceman
Jessie Millar
Thompsons
Gertrude Haynes
Knoll & McNeill
4 Luciers
Cushman, Holcombe & Curtis
Fred’k V. Bowers
Bing Carter
Lynn Cadet
Beach Gate
Hamburgs Hebrew Convention Tops Busy Curio Hall Show
The Max Hamburg genuine Hebrew convention, a troupe of ten real Hebrew comedians and several young women, plays through the week at a small venue. New acts debut daily and a grand cakewalk is set for Wednesday night.
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Max Hamburg
Marie Stanley
New York
Curio Hall
Walter Wentworth
Tekel Dhor
Montrose and Soudan
Appointment of Lyford as guardian for Hoyt
The Hon. James O. Lyford of Concord was named guardian of Charles H. Hoyt of Charlestown in Sullivan county probate court. Lyford will manage Hoyt's affairs, post a $50,000 bond, and seek to restore Hoyt's health while preserving as much of his estate as possible. Hoyt, once famed playwright, is cared for and hopes to regain his former condition.
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Glaremont
N. H
James O. Lyford
Concord
Charles H. Hoyt
Charlestown
EB. J. Tenney
Sullivan County
Hoyt
Frank McKee
Lyford
Mr.Hoyt
Hartford
Mr. Lyford
N.H
J. Lyford
Oyt Yee Pek Reaivee
Wen i Ford
Om Eorge Dickinson
Nooasa Panied Ga
Atlanta
Grand Theatre Opens Season with Crimes of a Great City
Boston’s Grand Theatre starts 1900 1901 season with the metropolitan melodrama Crimes of a Great City as the leading attraction. The house reports top to date comfort, cooling apparatus, and strong supporting acts by Mildred Hyland Virginia Thornton and new star Severin De Deyn. The production features notable actors Thomas Watson J J Owens and Grace Buler with an impressive scenic display and a brisk vaudeville interlude.
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Boston
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Mildred Hyland
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Grand Theatre Stock Company
Martin Heywood
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J. J. Owens
Ruben Stanton
James A. Bliss
Ark Kent
Thomas Carroll
Grace Buler
Edith Grand
Grand Opera House
Paris
London
New York
Neva Harrison
Pinafore in Boston Tops Milbank Gilbert Count
A crankish questioner seeks how many times Gilbert and Milbank’s H M S Pinafore has played in Boston. The managers say 200 shows is their count, while noting many church choirs and juvenile companies also staged it. The Chutes attendance runs about 3000 nightly as season nears close, with advance orders flooding in and Lizette the dancing marvel continuing to draw crowds.
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Gilbert
Chutes Grounds
Boston
James Gilbert
George Milbank
Mess
Milbank
Chutes
Lizzette
Farewell Week at Palace Theatre Burlesque Show
The farewell performances of the new stock company at the Palace Theatre drew two good audiences. The program featured The Jollier's Social and The Monte Carlo Sports burlesques with breezy dialogue and music. Other acts included West and Illiams parodies, Cole and Curtis, Doners acro comedy, Wroth and Wakefield Irish comedy, and Clara Adams songs. Next week Waldron and Bryant's Trocadero burlesquers open the regular season.
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Lew Carroll
Monte Carlo
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Illiams
Cole
Curtis
Doners
Wroth and
Wakefield
Clara Adams
Waldron
Bryant
Are You Paying Rent Why Not Be Your Own Landlord
A promotional note from CO-OPERATIVE BANKS encourages Boston area readers to consider first mortgages with monthly principal and interest payments. The message asks if you paid off last year and promotes paying off debt through systematic payments to own property free and clear. It highlights building a home with their loan plan and claims no commission.
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Boston
Keith's Theatre Presents A Varied Preformance Bill
Yesterday's Keith's Theatre program offered a diverse bill led by Robert Downing and a standout acrobatic trio Zeno Carl and Zeno. Amelia Summerville, Eldridges and Sophie Burnham impressed with monologues vocal numbers and spectacular feats amid biograph and stereopticon reels.
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Robert Downing
Benneappa
Charles Dance
Paris
Mons. Langfroid
Zeno
Carl
Amelia Summerville
Henry Miller
Ray Royce
Miss Summerville
Crackajacks Charm Boston with Southern Echoes at Austin & Stone's
A Boston observer lauds the South's singing as the crackajacks entertain at Austin and Stone's Museum in Boston. The crowd packs the hall from opening to close as a chorus of over fifty voices blends war era songs with lively routines, drawing praise from patrons for genuine novelty.
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Austin & Stone’s Museum
South
Tennessee
Boston
Novel Alhambra Acts Thrill Norumbega Audience
The Alhambra novelty company plavim at the Rustic Theatre in Norumbega Park offers new sketches that captivate audiences. Audiences at Auburndale applaud despite repeated visits, as the chalet mysteries grow more puzzling each night and even volunteers from the audience cannot explain the tricks.
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Alhambra Novelty Company
Plavim
Rustic Theatre
Norumbega
Utto
Auburndale
Nahant’s Bass Point Hosts Last Sunday Musical Programme
Last Sunday’s splendid musical programme attracted thousands of visitors along the Nahant line at Bass Point. A lively event drew crowds to enjoy performances and enjoy the seaside venue.
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Nahant
Bass Eri Mnaezaint
Lafricain Naval Brigade
Lincoln Wharf
Nehant
Os Ote Rsv P
Senet
Ostrich Farm
A. P. Lane
Boston Post announces weekly resort photo prizes
The Boston Post invites amateurs to submit photographs of summer resorts for three cash prizes of 10, 5, and 3 dollars. Reproductions should favor high contrast, simple figures, and clear titles with the entrant’s name and address on the back. Winners will be announced weekly and payments mailed.
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Boston Post
M- EP
Tether
Ste
Bature
Meng
Lunette at the Boston Theatre Draws Crowd Despite Mystery
A reviewer notes Lunette’s remarkable appeal at the Boston Theatre, with thousands attending yet no clear verdict on the war rumored to be dramatized. The article hints the fall season will soon shift audiences toward Chicago as Lunette departs.
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Lunette
Boston
Pomon Theatre
Lynette
Chicago
Itch Relief Promise from Dean's Ointment
Advertisement claims instant relief and permanent cure for itching piles. Marketed as a drug remedy offered at pharmacies with an assertive claim of lasting results.
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Pry
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