Amusements Tonight at Boston and Revere Beach
Second class notices list multiple showings this evening at Oakland Garden Roxbury Port of Vines Revere Beach Boston Treatee and other venues. Listings include titles The Fall of Babylon The Apaches Good Old Times You and L My Jack Lend Me Your Wife Out in the Streets The Bea King and The Financial Commercial and Ship News pages noted.
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Oakland Garden
Roxbury
Babylon
Vines
Revere Beach
Boston
Washington Street
Okd Times
You
L” Group Opera House
Washington
Dover Streets
My Jack
Boston Museum
Tremont Street
Scollay Square
Roland Reed
Wife
Howard Arnenaumm
Howard Street
Harre
Gerryseuse
Stever Tuscaree
Uoillis Street
Bea King
Emperors’ St. Petersburg Visit and Pennsylvania Politics
The piece notes William and the Czar meeting in St. Petersburg with no clear cordiality and suggests the talk was an affair of state. It also reports on Pennsylvania politics including Quay and Cameron opposition, the Independent Republican movement, and anti-Delamater sentiment influencing steel, oil, and electoral reform debates.
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William
St. Petersburg
Pennsylvania
Quayy
Delamater
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Times
Parrison
Washington
Standard
Pattisson
Pittsburg
Quay
Senate
United States
Central American tensions and Guatemalan peace hopes rise
The Tribune discusses the risk of fraud in Northern districts and the looming call for stricter laws if crimes surge next November. It warns against partisan manipulation while noting tentative peace in Central America as Guatemala Guatemalan leader Bartmans signs a protocol, with Salvadoran leader Ezera insisting on rights amid regional jealousy over a potential Guatemala Honduras alliance.
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the Tribune
Heaven
Tribune
Bartmans
Guatemala
United States
Ezera
Las
Bariivas
Salvador
Honduras
Federation Orders Knights of Labor to Stand Aside
The Terre Haute ruling by the Federation of Railway Employees leaves the Knights of Labor to handle their quarrel with New York Central unaided. The Supreme Council rejects aiding Pow derly and warns against sympathetic strikes, praising the engineers and rail unions for lawful conduct.
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Federation of Railway Employees
Terre Haute
Knights of Labor
New York Central Railroad Management
Supreme Council
Pow Derly
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Railroad Trainmen’s Association
Brotherhood of
Railroad Conductors
Switchmen’s Mutual Aid Association
Engineers
Powderly
Railroad Engineers
Anrour
Mr. Arthur
Mr. Powprenny
Mr. Lancent
Powprrty
New York
Chicago
Federation of
Railway Employees
Powpuerly
Supreme Council of the Federation
Ambition Drives Leader Beyond Labor Rights Debate
A fragment notes a figure pursues his own ambition rather than the rights of labor, signaling a strategic stance over worker advocacy in the unfolding discussion.
A Blessing in Disguise Over the Worlds Fair Debacle
The piece laments Chicago s six month delay in organizing a national World s Fair after winning the bid, criticizing site quarrels and airbound finances. It notes New York was favored in Congress for party reasons, calls the Chicago effort a national reproach, but hints a possible hidden benefit if the project dies now.
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Chicago
Congress
Washington
New York
Boss
PLA
Henry James and His Art in The Tragic Muse Review
A critique places The Tragic Muse among ethical themed fiction and notes James mastery in character and cross national range. It praises Roderick Hudson The American The Portrait of a Lady and The Princess Casamassima as great novels. The review highlights strong female portraits led by Isabel Archer and Christina Light praising James for freeing the novel from conventional limits.
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Mr. Janns
James
Roderick Hudson
the American
Casimassima
Mr. James
Christina Light
Henrietta Stackpole
Isabel Archer
Dorothea Brooke
Romola
Lady Aurora
Mme, Grandom
Modern journal criticism and the drift of periodicals
The review discusses James as a modern writer who details human experience with restraint and complex elements. Strap's Review of Reviews will publish an American edition, offering accessible insight into current periodical literature, while the Comte de Paris warns interviewers and avoids French politics.
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Tie
Mr. James
Boston and Fortifications in a Budeker Guide Volume
The article notes J F Muirhead of Budeker plans a United States Canada guide with Boston prominent. It discusses defenses around Boston including Fort Warren Fort Independence and nearby islands, and contrasts old fortifications with new stronger inland approaches. It also comments on summer resort crowds noting a drop in young men due to yachting travel and shifts toward quieter seaside locales.
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J. F. Muirhead
Budeker
United States
Canada
Boston
Bedeker
New York
Chicago
Tam
Gallop
Paddock
Deer Island
Fort Warren
Fort Independence
Boston Light
Port Winthrop
Long Island
Bonham
Sam
Gayelles
Parsons
Lend Me Your Wife at the Museum reviewed with farce and flair
The Museum stage presents Lend Me Your Wife a farcical adaptation by Boucicault of Ernest Warren's English version set in New York. Roland Reed shines as Captain Abner Tarbor with boisterous vigor, while A S Lipman, Miss Rush and others provide solid support as the play unfolds rapid complications and broad humor. The critic notes the dialogue seldom sparkles yet praises the energetic performance and predicts continued run into the week. Monday marks the season premiere of The English Rose with the same company.
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Roland Reed
Museum
Boucicault
Ernest Warren
New York
Trinity Church
Kennebunk
Mr. Reed
Abner Tarbor
A.S. Lipman
Miss Rush
Prohibitionists to Convene in Granite State on Sept 9
The Prohibition State convention will be held in Grana Army diall Tuesday afternoon Sept 9 at 11 oclock.
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Granite State
Good Old Times at the Boston Theatre Review
Good Old Times a melodrama by Whison Barrett and Hall Caine had its first American production at the Boston Theatre by the Brooklyn Park Theatre company under Colonel Sinn. The cast included Atkins Lawrence, John Glendenning, Charles Nichols, Eleanor Carey, Alf Fisher, and Maggie Halloway with strong scenery and a two week run promising popularity.
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Boston
Messrs
Whison Barrett
Hall Caine
Brooklyn Park Theatre Company
W. E. Sinn
Princess’s Theatre
London
Australia
Mr. Atkins Lawrence
John Langley
Johm Glendenning
Crosby Grainger
Charles Nichols
Amos Drew
Eleanor Carey
Alf Fisher
Maggie Halloway
U and I at the Globe Theatre Delightful Satire
At the Globe Theatre last evening Gus Williams and John J. Kelly starred in a musical satire titled U and I. The audience gave repeated encores and applause praising the leading duo. The cast also included W.S. Courtright Harry Kelly Seymour G. Hess Gertrude Zella Pierrie West Ada Boschell and the Leyton sisters. U and I will be presented this week only.
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THE
GLOBE
Globe Theatre
Gus Williams
John J. Kelly
Mr. Williams
John Unnerblatt
Kelly
O'Donovan Innes
W.S. Courtwright
Harry Kelly
Seymour G. Hess
Gertrude Zella
Pierrie West
Ada Boschell
Leyton
Grand Opera House Presents My Jack in Melodrama Style
The Grand Opera House staged My Jack by Walter Sanford and company, already seen at the Boston Theatre. The production features elaborate scenery including a lighthouse and Sea Gull deck, with a capable cast led by Ethel Barrington and Hoey. Critics note it needs cutting to fit a shorter runtime.
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Grand Opera House
Jack
Walter Sanford
Boston
Ethel Barrington
Mr. Hoey
Dwarn Vanhery
Coral Tanner Stars in New York Opening of One Error
The opening tonight in a dingy house became a delight at one of New York's top amusements. Miss Coral Tanner starred in a new play by Edward E. Kidder titled One Error. The sensational piece reuses old material with sparse originality, but suits Miss Tanner and audiences traveling to the venue.
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New York
Coral Tanner
Edward E. Kidder
Tanner
Reed's Rule Debate Over Quorum Crashes Two Ways
A Boston letter to the Post argues that Speaker Reed's new quorum rule miscounts by counting nonvoting members and urges retention of the old yeas and nays standard. The writer contrasts X M C and the Democratic Leader, showing how each side claims the other’s logic collapses under constitutional language.
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North American Review
Reed
X. M.C
House of Representatives
Mr. Reed
Jones
Smith
F . Sperker Reed
N. M
J. FB
Boston
Old carriage of A H Stephens to be sold this week
The old era carriage once used by A H Stephens for his Georgia speeches is up for sale at Crayw fordville this week. Reports say Sir Edwin Arnold remains linked to an English tour and Mr Arthur Warren returns from twenty one months away to London.
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A. H. Stephens
Theorgia
Craywfordville
John L. Worden
Quaker Hill
Dutchess County
New York
Edwin Arnold
Empire
Arthur Warren
London
Boston Herald
England
Jones
Dumley
Homer
Plainfield
N. J
Election Returns Show GOP Maintains Small Legislature Lead
The county's total vote was 2176 with Nagle 1055 and Colson 9565 for Representative at large. Neal (Dem) leads Miller (Rep) for county representative by 261, Powell (Union Labor) with 169. Republicans retain a two seat majority in the Legislature.
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Orry
I. T
Ave
Nagle
Kein
Colson
Mor County
Neal
Miller
Powell
Union Labor
Fragments and Farce From The Week in Print
A collage of light verse, misheard quotes, social quips, and odd anecdotes. Jokes about Homer, a baker father, and a runaway yellow dog mingle with notes on telephony plans, a watermelon seed guess, and a dramatic misstep on a Michigan train platform.
Republican revolt and fair tariff stance in Boston
Ex Governor Ames of Massachusetts says I am a protectionist but favor common sense. Many Republicans favor protection only when it yields general advantage and avoid duties to benefit special interests or create monopolies. from the St Louis Globe-Democrat.
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Ames
Massachusetts
St. Louis
General Gordon Declines Sub Treasury Support
General John B. Gordon of Atlanta tells the Georgia Farmers Alliance he sympathizes with their aims but will not advocate the sub-treasury plan. The candid stance may jeopardize his United States Senate election next winter, though critics salute his self respect and honesty.
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Gordon
John Bb. Gordon
Atlanta
Farmers’ Alliance
Treasury
United States Senate
Uarford
Debate Over Tariff Bill Rages As Information Appeals Grow
The Baltimore Sun argues Democrats must resist obstruction and press for disclosure on the tariff bill. It accuses Republicans of silence and feeble replies, urging that delaying tactics cannot excuse public duty.
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Ballimore Sun
Dem
Blunder in Party Tactics Over Force Bill Debate
The piece argues the force bill is a dead issue with no broad support. It criticizes Republican leaders for trying to force it as a fall campaign issue, noting opposition from the national press and business interests and questioning where converts could come from. It cites the New York Evening Post on the flawed strategy.
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Quay
New York Tribune
Congress
the Tribune
Senate
Messrs. Lodge
Hoar
Clarkson
Reed
LN. Y. Evening Post
National Wheelmen Meet Opens in Macara Fatus
The National League of American Wheelmen meet opened today in Macara Fatus with about two thousand wheelmen present. A business meeting decided to extend the president’s term to two years. Races are scheduled for tomorrow and Wednesday. A protest was filed against Campbell, Gossler, and Laurie of the New York Athletic Club. A large hop followed at the International Hotel.
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Macara Fatus
National League of American Wheelmen
Campbell, Gossler
Laurie
New York Athletic Club
International Hotel
Rutland Republicans Nominate Clement For Town Representative
Rutland Rutland County Aug 25 The Republican caucus nominated Percival W. Clement for town representative. Clement is president of the Rutland railroad and director of the Clement National Bank.
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Rutnand
Percival W. Clement
Rutland Railroad
Clement National Bank
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