Watering the Streets and Commonwealth Avenue Funding
City joint committee reports street watering funded by city appropriation under 1891 act. Boston authorizes annual spending and amends ordinances to require streets be kept watered. Mayor's message seeks alignment of department reports with fiscal year and auditor’s data.
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Keenan’s Sensation at Aldermanic Session
Alderman Keenan sparked an uproar with a forceful reply to an alleged attack by Speaker Barrett in the previous day’s paper. He defended his honor and character, calling the author a political pimp, while urging proper debate within the chamber. The exchange dominated city hall discussions.
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Boston
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Still Waters Run Deep in Boston at Hollis Street Theatre
Review of Tom Taylor’s Still Waters Run Deep at the Hollis Street Theatre with Mr and Mrs Kendal led by Mildmay and Mrs Sternhold. The piece, though dated, shows strong acting especially Kendal’s Mildmay and the Mrs Kendal performance, while noting pacing and theatricality issues and comparing to early Boston productions from 1855.
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Charles de Bernard
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Ante-Imperium
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MM. Angier
Sardou
Potter
Mildmay
Emily
Goldsmith
Sheridan
Om Taylor
Taylor
Charles Reade
London Assurance
Boston
Howard Athenaeum
J. &. Browne
John Mildmay
J. M
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B. Williams
Museum
Warren
Midmay
Keach
Vincent
Sternhid
Boston ‘Theatre
Barrow
Kirby
John Gilbert
Mr. Kendal
Sir John Molyneux
Grundy
Dodson
John Bull
Alabama at the Tremont a Mixed Critical Triumph
Augustus Thomas presents Alabama at Tremont Theatre in Boston. The Civil War aftereffect sets a peaceable, mature tone while exploring southern chivalry and northern progress. Critics praise its humane aim but note uneven pacing and a strong cast with some leads outperforming others.
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Alabama
Tremont Theatre
Captain Davenport
Clement Bainbridge
Ideal Opera Company
Maurice Barrymore
Burr McIntosh
Odell Williams
Frank C. Bangs
Fred G. Rose
J. G. Saville
George Bunny
the Tremont
Boston Museum Stages Pettitt Melodrama A Sailor's Knot
The Boston Museum presented A Sailor's Knot by Henry Pettitt with a strong cast led by Evelyn Campbell and Miriam O Leary. Notables in attendance included J B Booth and George W Simmons while the production promises a long run with appeal to London and hometown audiences alike.
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Thorough Boston Theatre Week Sees Busy Park and Globe Billings
The Park Theatre draws crowds for County Fair acts led by Aunt Abigail and the County Fair babies while the Boston Howard Atheneum Star Specialty Company returns home with Eva Bertoldi dazzling the audience and Kara the jug gier a close second. The Hanlons close their Globe engagement as Agnes Huntington prepares a new opera next week. Columbia Theatre ends Mr Wilkinson’s Widows this week with Jane coming next, and William Barry’s McKenna's flirtation captivates Grand Opera House patrons. Palace Theatre debuts a fresh bill featuring Dora Wiley Sam Dearin the Farnum Brothers ventriloquist Kittie Bingham and ends with My Neighbor's Wife performed by the Palace Theatre Comedy Company.
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Joseph Brennan
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Daniel Williams
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Lydia Barry
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Julia V.taylor
Ann Belmont
Palace Theatre
Dora Wiley
Sam Dearin
W. F. Denny
Farnum’ Brothers
Bingham
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Palace ‘Theatre
Italian Opera Season Opens at Boston Theatre Carmen
The Italian Opera Season opened at the Boston Theatre with Minnie Hauk in Carmen. The cast included Don Jose Montariot Estamillo Del Puente Zuniga Delasco Morales Minello Remendado Rudolphi Dancairo Mascotti Michaela Basta Tavary Jasquita Risley Holmes. New voices Montariol praised. Hauk praised for Carmen. Monariel praised for Don Jose. chorus and orchestra noted. Faust announced for tonight.
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Carmen
Don Jose
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Signor Delasco
Morales
Signor Minello
Remendado
Signor Rudolphi
Dancairo
Signor Mascotti
Michaela
Mme. Basta-Lavary
Jasquita
Greta Risley
Faust
Cecilia Club Opens Sixteenth Season At Music Hall
The Cecilia Club presented its first concert of season sixteen at Music Hall with soprano Mrs Genevra Johnstone Bishop and baritone Mr Heinrich Meyer joined by an orchestra conducted by Franz Kneisel First violin The program featured patriotic hymns recitations air from ME of Olives Beethoven Lord Allins Daughter MacCunn The Fifth Of May Bruch and Dvorah hymn with solos by Mrs Johnstone Bishop and Mr Meyer The chorus delivered a spirited performance with the soprano excelling in difficult sustained passages.
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Dano
Mr. Meyer
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Johnstone- Bishop
Boston concert review praises Mrs. Bishop and Meyer
The Boston audience noted Mrs. Bishop a new aspirant with a strong full voice yet harsh upper tones and clear enunciation. she pleased with Beethoven aria and earned recall. Meyer showed care in Berlioz but lacked musical color, while Lang controlled the orchestra well and avoided masking soloists.
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Fourth piano recital by Carlyle Petersilen at Steinert Hall
The fourth lecture recital by pianist Carlyle Petersilen drew a larger audience than previous talks. The program featured Beethoven Schubert and Chopin works. The Fidilio Society marks Mozart death centenary with a concert next Friday in Association Hall offering an attractive program.
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Police Board to Centralize News Collection at Headquarters
The Police Board announces a new system to gather and publish police news through headquarters. Officers will forward district items to the central office and reporters must not obtain news at stations. In major cases reporters may be sent directly to the scene for detailed information. The plan aims to improve accuracy while preserving press access. It may clash with public interest if police control extends to censorship, but authorities say the system mirrors other big cities and serves news gathering.
Cleveland Leaves City for Lakewood Trip New Jersey
Ex President Grover Cleveland sails with Mrs Cleveland and Baby Ruth from New York to Lakewood New Jersey after a city departure today. The duration of the stay is not disclosed.
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German Farce Ein Toll er Einfall Performed at Turn Halle
Mr Wim Gillett’s All the Comforts of Home was staged in German as Ein Toller Einfall at Turn Halle 29 Middlesex Street. Carl Laufs wrote the farce in four acts. cast included Ed Sterr as Steinhoff and Fraulein E Bohm as Friederieke with A Vatter as Ernst Luders. Audience response was uproarious with standing room scarce. Wu. T. Strong.
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Steinhoff
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Friederieke
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Ernst Luders
Wu. T. Strong
Weather Indications Warmer in New England
Washington November 30 8 p m forecast till 8 p m Tuesday indicates warmer weather for New England with westerly winds and fair skies. It says considerably warmer and fair Wednesday.
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Fur cape resembles Alaska seal sold for five dollars
A Winter street shopper quotes R. and J. Gilchrist, at 5 7 Winter street, offering fur capes said to resemble Alaska seal for five dollars while others priced seven fifty are claimed to be worth eighteen dollars. Gilchrists report large stock to meet demand through the rest of the week.
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Nellie Lewis to wed Edward Steinert at Cotillion Hall
Miss Nellie Lewis of Boston will marry Mr Edward Steinert of Providence KR at Cotillion Hall Huntington avenue at 5 oclock this afternoon in a ceremony conducted this afternoon in Boston.
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New York Jewelers D Gundling & Co Fail
New York wholesale jeweler D Gundling and Co failed today with liabilities about 50000 dollars and assets small. The market news notes the firm’s collapse and the impact on creditors and customers. The filing signals liquidity trouble for the jewelry trade in the city.
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Yorktown Reaches Lota Chile Heads to Valparaiso
Washington reports the U S S Yorktown arrived at Lota Chile yesterday and is expected to reach Valparaiso tomorrow. A promotional note says Kris Kringle will give each child a dress doll valued at five dollars, with purchases from New Home Sewing Machine 160 Tremont.
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