American Opera and Harrigan Music Spark New Stage Debates
New York critics survey American comic opera efforts with The Begum and The Pyra mids, praising some music but faulting slang over refined humor. They note Harrigan and Braham’s Pete as strong American scores, while Des cended voices and Hoffmann concerts draw attention to a evolving New York stage and music scene.
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Stockton
Frank Wilson
McCaull
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Quakertown
Charles Puerner
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Boston
Chicago
the Rambler
Harry Smith
Reginald de Koven
Gilbert
Begum
Mr. Smith
Colonel McCaull
Dicky Bell
de Wolf Hopper
Mr. Bell
Hopper
Wilson
J. D’ Angelis
Py All
D’angelis
Harry McDonough
Bell
Mr. de Koven
Sullivan
Leecoea
Edward Harrigan
Pete
Dave Braham
Harrigan
Messrs. Pod & Sons
Horigan
Braham
Smash-Up at Fitchburg Causes Freight Train Fire
A Raymond excursion train rear-ends a freight train in Fitchburg yard, destroying the saloon car and two cars, while kerosene and cotton catch fire. Drover George Joslin suffers multiple injuries but is likely to recover. Fireman William Dixon sustains spinal and internal injuries and is taken to hospital.
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Raymond
George Joslin
Howard Street
East Buffalo
N. Y
William Dixon
Massachusetts General Hospital
Fitchburg
Gaston
Butte Depot
Lanredound
Wells
Minty
Marriages and Stocks Stir Winter News in State Street
The January stock boom debate continues with forecasts of a possible December shift. Fitchburg negotiations progress toward a Cheshire road control deal. Bell Telephone delays unsettle small shareholders while Crawbaugh stock hopes rise on possible high per share value. Eastern railroad dividend outlook improves stockholder confidence. Rutland stock sale to Delaware and Hudson set for Jan 5 1883. Reports of ex Governor Smith buying Sullivan County road surface rumors at about 1 million dollars. Multiple marriage notices follow from Hyde Park to Medford with local clergy confirming unions.
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Grace Church consecrated in Newton Diocese
Grace Church in Newton Episcopal was consecrated today in a ceremony led by Bishop Paddock. The 1872 cornerstone and 1873 occupancy marked a long project, with mortgage reduction aided by a bequest from Henry Homer Linder. The church reports a flourishing organization.
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Grace Church
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Paddock
Philips Brooks
Fales
Henry Homer Linder
Carpets Sold At Deep Discount At Washington Street
Jor Goutprawai and Co advertise a large line of marked down Brussels carpets at 169 Washington Street. The display emphasizes substantial price cuts and wide selection for bargain shoppers.
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Brussels
Washington Street
C. CG. Briggs & Co
Appleton St
Amusements listings across Boston venues prompt varied shows
The pages note theatre offerings at The Theatre with A Bunch of Keys, Boston Museum with The Barrister, and other venues including Exiles at 4 Hollis, Frederic Warde, Mrs Langtry at Globie Theatre, and Dan Darcey at the Howard Atheneum. Evening performances start around 7:45 to 7:46 depending on the house.
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Boston Museum
Barrister
Twyening
Nee Theatre
Hollis Epee
Fredericc Warde
Globie
Mrs. Langtry
Howard Athenaum
Dan Darcey
Hollis Wicaine
Isaac B.rick
Noy
Frederic Warde
Ficient Dramatic Company
Hudson & & O'Neill
GALBA
Batunday Satan Irginius
Golden Giant
McKee Rankin
Local Auction Listings Highlight Watches Paintings
A fragment lists items for sale including watches from George E Hall and real estate from S R Knights & Co at 30 p.m. and paintings from Leonard & Co at 3 p.m. The misspelled text suggests multiple consignors and an afternoon sale session.
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George E. Hall
S. R. Knights & Co
Priday
Leonard & Co
The President and His Party
A portrait of a transformative era under a reforming president. The article lauds his rise as a moral and political force, praises his Cabinet, and notes the relentless pressure from party factions while highlighting his steadfast duty against proscription and spoils. It discusses his impact on party leadership and the need for accountability.
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The
North American Review
M. Theodore Roosevelt
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Jackson
Lincoln
Jefferson
Curtis
Higgins
Thomas and
Rasin
Senate
Gorman
Combs
Maryland
Deaths in City and Across Areas Noted in Local Notices
Obituary notices list Margaret Allen Clarisa Fisk Allen Margaret Brad shaw Eliza Burditt Terence Burns Abbie P Doane Annie Douglas Jane Flannagan Mary E Flynn Claire Gibson Thomas Jessop Bridget Leo Sadie Loomer Ellen Mangan John O Neil John Sibson Mary H Taber Miss Sarah Willis and other local and distant relatives, with ages and locations from Boston to New York and Eng.
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Passaic
N. J
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Phineas Allen
West Newton
Bradshaw
Margaret F. Bradshaw
Burditt
Charlestown
Mass
Eliza Burditt
Burns
Terence Burns
Doane
Harrison Square
Abbie P
George A. Doane
Benamin Huoknam
Wasport
Douglas
Annie
John Douglas
Flannagan
Boston Highlands
Jane
John Flannagan
Flynn
Jamaica Plain
Mary E
Michael Flynn
Gibson
Claire
Thomas
Catherine Gibson
Jessop
Sheffield
Eng
Thomas Jessop
Leo
Bridget Leo
Loomer
Sadie R. Loomer
Mangan
Ellen F. Mangan
O'Neil
Roxbury
John O'Neil
Sibson
Wilton
Barnstaple
John Sibson
Utica
Taber
New York
Mary H
Edmund B. Taber
Willis
Kingston
Sarah T. Willis
Zepheniah Lus
December features Prison Life descriptive paper by Edward L. Wilson
The December section highlights Prison Life by Edward L. Wilson with seventeen engravings from the author’s photos. Subscriptions are $4.00 yearly or 35 cents per issue, with a November start option offering twelve prior issues and Lincoln Life for $6.00 with back numbers bound for $7.50. The Century Co. of New York handles back-issues and subscriptions.
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Sarcey
Rochefort
Durham
Pennell
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