Williams on Money: Williams Denounces Silver Demonetization
In North Adams Aug 10 a large Republican crowd heard George Fred Williams argue that money value is fluid and that silver and gold are governed by law not by intrinsic worth. He urged restoring the silver standard to boost debt paying capacity and fought demonetization of silver as depressing prices.
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Debate on silver dollar value and monetary policy gains steam
The text outlines a campaign to restore 100 cents of silver to match gold in value and use, recounting historical parity under French law and the Latin Union. It critiques demonetization in 1873 and attacks Morgan interests, arguing for financial independence through silver. A London notice reports Lady Emily Tennyson's death and biographical details of Alfred Tennyson's family.
Hall-O'Donnell Fight Canceled Amid Arrest Outside Venue
Jim Hall was arrested on a sheriff's warrant for an unpaid board bill as he entered the Academy of Music for a scheduled six round bout with Steve O'Donnell. About 800 spectators watched local preliminaries before the cancellation. O'Donnell spoke briefly about his intent to fight, but the event could not proceed.
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Opening of the New Grand theater in Boston dazzles crowds
Boston's New Grand debuts with Carmen and strong cast led by Miss Katherine Rober in the title role. Ritchie as Don Jose and Edwards as Escamillo receive praise. Vaudeville acts from Redding and Stanton to Metropolitan Three draw large applause. Performances run from 1 to 10 30. Manager Lothrop praises new theater’s appeal.
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Katherine Rober
Carmen
Miss Rober
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Don Jose
J. Gordon Edwards
Escamillo
John Weber
Blaze
Charles N. Greene
Leonard Rowe
Justin Paige
Morris McHugh
Jesse Bolson
Zephie Dinsmore
Belle Gaffney
Graces Hamilton
Redding and
Stanton
Comedietta
Farrells
Ida Russell
James Richmond Glenroy
Waldo
Lothrop
Keith's hosts sizzling lyric pictorials crowd eagerly for both shows
Yesterday at Keith's the new series of living pictures drew full houses for afternoon and evening shows. Audiences praised the lavish reproductions of old masters and the striking “Spring and Love” tableau. French projection, a strong orchestra, and a varied program drew acclaim along with acts by Leay Ouen, Signor Venanzia Donatelli, Ajeeb, and a long roster of entertainers.
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Audiences Enjoy Athen eum Show With Lively Acts
Patrons at Howard Athen eum found a strong weekly bill with Caron and Herbert leading laughter, plus Mur phy and Mack, Swan and Lombard, Foster and Lewis, and many others. The lineup included boxing acts, blackface sketches, contortion, aerial feats, and song and dance, delivering a varied entertaining program despite the heat.
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Rolla White
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Marguerite Ferguson
Tony Barker
James Alicote
Bertha Wild
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M. C. Drew
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Maggie Bignell
Lyceum Opens With Burlesque and Variety Show
The Lyceum opened yesterday with matinee and evening performances on a hot day. The redecorated theatre attracted usual patronage. Marie Sanger burlesque and specialty company presented a balanced bill of comedy and music led by Polly Holmes and the Burke brothers. The finale featured a new burlesque Pair-a-dice Lane headlined by Lydia Arlington with dancers and comic routines.
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Trish
Burke Brothers
Brown and Harrison
Ella Morris
Mlle. Catterly
Russell
Pearle
Mary L. Belle
Lydia Arlington
Fat bloomer girls ride to lecture hall at Austin & Stones Museum
In a morning gathering at Austin and Stone's Museum, five bloomer bicycle riders arrived in regulation outfits. The group featured Miss Alice Thompson at 486 pounds, Miss Martha Davis 440 pounds, Miss Lizzie Smith 320 pounds, Miss Laura Carter 316 pounds, and Miss Lucy Morris 6 pounds, all smiling and notable for their size.
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World’s Water Show on Olympic Grounds Delights Crowds
Yesterday’s program at the World’s Water Show Company on the great lake at the Olympic grounds Hunt ington avenue featured divers and swimmers, the Battle of the Bladders, log rolling, and races by young women rowers. Ben Woodger and Charlie Adams, the greased pole stunt, high diving by Frank Burley and Miss Birdie Lewis, Alf Rideout’s sack dunk, Birdie Lewis’s ten foot higher pole plunge, Indians in chute rides, the Koster sisters’ acrobatic dances, and Wallace Ross in a Boyton suit drew cheers, with new features provoking particular approval. The show filled only about half the spectacle, yet entertained extensively.
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Charlie Adams
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Koster
Wallace Ross
Grand Opera House Resident Stock Company Plans New Drama
The Grand Opera House resident company prepares a weekly changing drama with Wallace Campbell in leading male roles and Nadine Winston as leading lady. Opening production May Blossom features Agnes Murray and Gertrude Warren with children Baby Guilford and Bessie Kerth. Vaudeville highlights include John C. Rice Sally Cohen Ramza and Arno and Charles McDonald.
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Herbert Chesley
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May Blossom
Agnes Murray
Gertrude Warren
Baby Guilford
Bessie Kerth
John C. Rice
Sally Cohen
Ramza
Arno
Charles McDonald
Chutes Offer Popular City Recreation For Cooling Off
The grounds of the Chutes tested for coolness over the past week. Visitors ride the Huntington avenue line open cars to start cooling, then descend the chute to finish the regimen. The ride leaves guests refreshed and eager for more, making chuting the city’s favorite pastime.
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The Hollis to Welcome Olga Nethersole and Season Plans
Olga Nethersole rests at her Suffolk country home as her American engagement opens in Brooklyn in October. She arrives at the Hollis on November 9 with new plays. early Park Theatre attractions include Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bouchier. The house opens in August under Eugene Tompkins with Frigoli. Columbia Theatre launches with The Black Crook next Saturday, followed by Slaves of Gold. Boston Theatre opens August 24 with The Last Stroke Cuban drama and Jacob Litt promises a grand production. Roland Reed begins his tenth season at the Museum next Monday.
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Tour of the Battlefields Postcard Style Trip
Royal Blue line offers an eight day personally conducted tour starting August 29 from Boston visiting Gettysburg Washington Richmond and Old Point Comfort with an all day James River ride. Rates cover all expenses. For itinerary address A J Simmons N E A 211 Washington Street Boston.
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