Boston Theatricals Preview New Openings and Reforms
Boston theater scene announces winter openings with Mary Shaw and John Schoeffel proposing upgrades to Tremont and other venues. Plans include native artist salons, renovations to galleries, and a shift toward elaborate productions as Brady and Frohman crews debut new pieces and star casts across the city.
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Mary Shaw
Foyer Marie
Bitta Proctor ‘Otis
Boston Theatre
Tremont Theatre
Park Theatre
Jason
Grace George
Wanderere
Grand Theatre
Labor Day
Gwited Clark
Ae Hew
Booth
Honey
Jowett
Lillian ‘Lawrence
Weymouth
Davis
Ge Sowdat
Flavia
Hentzau
Frohman
Joe
Kerker
Morton
George Lederer
Jever
Anis
Pasepdate
W. A. Brady
Abrey Boucicault
New York
Blanche Welsh
Melbourne Macre
Plays In Boston At Tremont Theatre Resume
Tremont Theatre in Boston resumes its regular matinee schedule after a year’s pause. Sway, Dow, and Isadore Rush are among performers featured as the museum displays become more attractive for patrons. An extra performances are noted.
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Boston Theatre
Walter E. Perkins
India
Castle Square
the Park Theatre
Marie Wainwright
Grace George
Alice Judson
Hollis
Joe Hart
Carrie de Mar
Keith
Mr. Gay
Soubrettes’ Art Gallery
Howard
Chutes
Austin& Stone
Laboray
Norumbega Park
Point of Pines
Haines
Pettingill
Combination Park
Boston
Tremont
Sway
Oates
Isadore
Eugene
Tompkins
Jacob Litt
Death at Pierce farm ruled accidental
Edward H. Williams died at the Pierce farm after a fall from a heating register. Investigation by Division 13 Jamaica Plain found brain fever caused Williams to pull the register from the wall. the resulting rib injury penetrated vitals, causing death.
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Edward H. Williams
Pierce Farm
Division 13
Jamaica Plain
Williams
Lieutenant James Sargent on trial for neglect of duty
After a star chamber hearing the Board of Police took the charges under advisement against Lieutenant James Sargent of Division 9 Roxbury accused of neglect of duty in the death of Charles Connor of Dorchester in a station cell. Connor was arrested for drunkenness on July 29 and died that night while under Sargent’s charge. Medical examiner cites natural causes.
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Star Chamber
Board of Police
James Sargent
Division 9
Roxbury
Charles 3 Connor
Dorchester
Connor
Sargent
Germany may name real spy to aid Dreyfus case
Reports from Paris state Germany could reveal the identity of a real spy to influence the Dreyfus affair. Colonel Cordier and M de Freycinet reportedly contemplate the move with a witness in custody aiding the case.
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Germany
Dreyfus
Cordier
M. de Freycinet
Bordereau
Picqwart
Intelligence Department
War Office
Henry
Picquart
Jouaust
Germany to Name Real Spy to Save Dreyfus
Berlin reports Cologne Gazette argues Germany may reveal the real spy to safeguard Dreyfus. Paris sees generals preparing to claim orders from Boisdeffre Saussier while Rennes court hears Cordier and Mercier testimonies. De Freycinet warns on army discipline and foreign influence.
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Paris
Rom Inormation
Rom
Celligence
Sandherr
Lauth
Roget
Cordier
Fleur
Gribelin
General Mercier
Mathieu Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Mercier
M. de Freycinet
England
Germany
General Jamont
France
M. sDe
Freycinet
Maitre Labori
Jouaust
M. Scheurer-Kestner
M. Gallichet
The
Drapeau
Henry
M.belhomme
Bordereau
Esterhazy
M. Belhomme
Orleans
Guerin’s
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Boston Theatricals
Michael Costello
D F. Driscoll
Division 5
Harry Davis
Kirkland Street
Costello
Dugan
Gothis
Gonse
Boisdeffre
Saussier
Berlin
Cologne
Ater
Panissardi
Schneider
Schwartskoppen
Betail
Count von Buelow
Rennes
Dreyfusards
Freystaetter
Louth
Chabroi
Aria
Louis Philippe Robert
Duc d
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Marie Dorothea Amelie
Austria
Vienna
Hostetter
Chicago
Coliseum
Edward Swanson
Dee Os
Jon Navat
Aimee
CNR
Sowdoin Square Theatre
Boston Music Hall
New England
Yarmouth
Scotia
Digby
Halifax
Lewis Wharf
Bou
Thursda
Fridlay
Washington St
Awis Wharf
Rivaudeville
Joseph Hart
Minnie Dupree
Cinderella
Mile. Dupree
Lillian Green
William Friend
Max Eugene
Gadtier
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Tele
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Charley
Boston Museum
Ev’ Gai S. Matinee
AY & Sai
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Roland
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Big Coonsown
Edison
New Palace Theatre
Mcintyre and Heath
Gloucester
Cape Ann
North Side Central Wharf
State Street
Glortéester
Columbus Orchestra
Isrette
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Co, Co
Wentworth
George
A. Jordan
Richard Quirk
Gettysburg
Luray
Washington
Gettygbu
Blue Cove
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Plymouth
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Atlantiioy” Ave
Plymounta
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Atlantic Ave
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Aribe
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Calais
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Eastport
LUBEC
A. Waldron
Commercial Wharf
Nahant
Norin
Erreinen
Ba&s
Washington’ S
E. H. Seabrook
Injorumbega Park
Rustic Theatre
Zoological
Ciaran
Auacos
Alabama Troubadours Rathore
Talma Ladies
Mileta Any
Aly
Newton Boulevard
Oata
Rowe’s Wharf
Hull
Pemberton Landing
NAN Ifs
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G. P. Cushing
Gen. Manay
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Revere Keach & Lynn R. R
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