Wagner Society forms in New York to promote Wagnerism
The Wagner Society is forming in New York led by Edmund C. Stanton of the Metropolitan Opera House with Herr Seidl as conductor. The piece notes Wagnerism’s growth, debates its artistic value, and cautions against overemphasis on Wagner at the expense of other composers.
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New York
Sprom
Wagner Society
Edmund C. Stanton
Metropolitan Opera House
Stanton
Herr Seidl
Opera House
Wagner
Mr. Stanton
York
Richard Wagner
Wagner Critics Dominate New York Press
The piece describes a supposed Wagnerite clique among New York critics who elevate Wagner, denigrate Italian opera, and suppress other tastes. It notes mixed fairness in one major paper and cites Theodore Thomas's opposition to overzealous Wagner worship as potentially backfiring.
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New York
Wagner
Space
Patti
Theodore Thomas
New Wagner Society Aims Broad German Music Program
A new Wagner Society plans at least three concerts under Herr Seidl, performing Wagner's 1832 Symphony, with Seidl holding exclusive U S rights. The group will also explore Beethoven Weber Mozart and Russian music, and may spark talks of Carl Rosa bringing his company to the United States.
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Wagner Society
Beethoven
Weber
Mozart
Herr Seidl
Wagner
United States
Navy Department
Washington
D. C
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Bureau of Ordnance
Department
Washington, D.C
William C. Whitney
The New York Stage Reopens with Lagardere and Highlights
The report notes Richard Henry Warren directing a large company as Niblo’s Garden opens Lagardere, Maurice Barrymore in the lead, and Imre Kirally shaping the production with vivid scenery. The Lyceum prepares The Highest Bidder with E H Sothern, while Gunter’s One Against Many debuts next week. Other theatres plan October openings and Jekyll and Hyde rehearsals at Madison Square.
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Niblo
Lagardere
Féval
le Bossu
John Brougham
Lagardére
Imre Kirally
Maurice Barrymore
Aller Girls
Lyceum ‘Theatre
E. H. Sothern
Sothern
Gunter
Union Square Theatre
Star Theatre
Railroad contest to be voted on in next week’s Legislature
The railroad committee reports will be submitted to the House at 10 a.m. and a special order set for next week. The Boston and Maine bill faces a tough fight as both sides claim confidence while the Legislature prepares for extended debate likely lasting two to four weeks. Leaders expect new points to emerge influencing the outcome.
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Boston & Maine Bill
Boston & Maine
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Boston
Boston Post
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A. Willard
Lee Court
A.D
Jos. A. Willard
Chatsworth Disaster Death Toll Reaches Seventy Nine
Pror, Illinois Aug 28 The two year old child of Jonathan Neal Mossville is added to the Chatsworth dead list bringing total fatalities to 79. The infant died at a nearby farmhouse after being sent home for burial without a reply.
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Jonathan Neal
Mossville
Chatsworth
Ex Judge Vanderpoel of New York Dies in Paris
Ex judge Aaron J. Vanderpoel, a leading New York municipal law expert born 1825 in Kinderhook, died suddenly in Paris. He helped build Brown Hall Vanderpoel and later Vanderpoel Green Cuning, represented Erie and Western Union cases, and mentored Tilden in major suits.
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Supreme Court
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James R. Cuning
Almond Goodwin
Erie Railroad
Elevated Railroad
Western Union Telegraph Company
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Tilden
Manhattan Club
Century Club
Holland and St. Nicholas Societies
The
Bar Association
Law Institute
Roxbury Carpet Company Patterns up for Sale
The Roxbury Carpet Company lists its entire pattern line for sale at 80 cents per yard. John H. Pray, Sons & Co. handles the offering.
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Roxbury Carpet Company
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Why American Yachts Did Not Appear at Halifax Jubilee
The Halifax Chronicle faulted American yachtsmen for not attending the jubilee regatta. Editors say changes to allow a Boston visit shortened the voyage, ending the cruise after Marblehead. Few yachts appeared for Providence and Newport cups, and many owners could not spare time or business travel.
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Bar Harbor
Boston
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Providence
Newport
Royal Nova Scotia Squadron
Dorchester Leader Frederick W. Lincoln Leaves Illness
The Hon. Frederick W. Lincoln, confined to his Dorchester home by severe illness, is convalescent and his physicians report he is out of danger.
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Frederick W. Lincoln
Dorchester
Boston Theatres Abbreviated Schedule of Amusements
The Boston stage listings show Mulcahey's Big Party at the Boston Theatre with 2 and 3 o clock showings, Frederic Bryton in Forgiven at the Globe Theatre with matinee and evening performances, Reed in Cheek at Boston Museum, and Arcadia at Oakland Garden with afternoon and evening shows. A promenade concert appears at Promenade Hall in the evening.
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Mulcahey
Globe Theatre
Prederic Bryton
Boston Museum
Roland Reed
Jdward Atilenseum
Oakland Garden
Arcadia
Ayes Hall
Auction Schedule for Today at Brighton and Nearby Firms
Sales by auction announced today include fruit and carriages at 10 a.m. by Albert Howe & Co. in Brighton, stocks at 11:30 a.m. by R. L. Day & Co., and stocks at noon by Francis Henshaw & Co. Items involve Fruit Yoratio Harris and Albert Howe & Co. with multiple firms listed.
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Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Savory Crewson Nuptials Noted in Local Column
Aug. 18 ceremony reported with Warren F. Savory marrying Annie YP Crewson in a ceremony officiated by Rev. William I. Haven. The brief notice lists couple names and date, reflecting a social item in the community notices.
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J. P
James d Lay
Mies Cowen
Savory
Crewson
William I. Haven
Warren F. Savory
Annie YP
Obituary notices from multiple cities dated Aug 21–22
Obituaries list for Aug 21–22 include Maria Rowditch 51 of Medford, Sarah Brown 68 in Boston, Solomon Calef former Cambridge resident, Anne Callahan 64 in Roxbury, Thomas Carberry 47 in Boston, Helen Davis near 90 in Nahant, Fred Hill 29 from Los Angeles, Isabella East Jarves 54 in Perugia, Hollis Moody 11 months in Dorchester, Sarah W Kractzer Cambridge, Elizabeth Lane 73 in Dorchester, Elizabeth Loring 77 in South Hingham, Marshall Perry 20 in Asheville, William A Reynolds 58 in Cambridgeport, Mrs KE Stanwood 79 in Winchester, Charles F Tufts 31 in Lancaster, Emma Valentine near Sydenham England, Miss Sarah A Winn 63 in Arlington.
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Sarah
Willam
Calef
Danvers Hospital
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Roxbury
Anne J. Callahan
Carberry
Thomas Carberry
Davis
Nahant
Helen Davis
Hill
Bellingham
Mass
Fred A. Hill
Los Angeles
Cal
Jarves
Perugia
Italy
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James Jackson Jarves
Jones
Dorchester
Perry
Asheville
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Marshall
Philadelphia
Ston
Reynolds
Cambridgeport
William A. Reynolds
Stanwood
Winchester
McKenzie
Tufts
Lancaster
Charles F. Tufts
Somerville
Valentine
Sydenham
London
Eng
Emma
William Brigham Valentine
Winn
Arlington
Sarah A. Winn
Bank Robbery Tale With Woman in the Case
A sensational account frames the Manhattan Savings Bank robbery as one of modern crime’s cleverest schemes. It blends factual thriller pacing with a literary flair, highlighting a pivotal woman in the case and a plot of intrigue unmatched in recent times.
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Burly Crime Tale Praised Across Newspapers
Critics sing of a gripping crime narrative praised for clarity and truth. Readers on trains and hotel corridors compare it to romance and journalism while noting the absorbing tale and strong language.
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N. Y. Star
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Boston Journal
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