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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1894

Page

5

Suffrage Fair Opens with Notable Women Speakers

The Woman Suffrage bazaar at Horticultural Hall featured Miss Willard and Mme Magnussen among speakers. Lady Somerset urged action while Alice Stone Blackwell and Miss Willard defended suffrage, noting evolving support and dangers to opponents. The event showcased booths, a full cafe, and tables from numerous local leagues and towns.

Horticultural Hall League Miss Willard Henry B. Blackwell Suffrage League Edna D. Cheney Julia Ward Howe Lady Somerset Henry Somerset America Alice Stone Blackwell Chicago Women’s Club Mme Sigrid Magnussen Iceland Boston Susie Whiting Cambridge M. P. C. Billings Mary W. Allen Charlestown S. A. Bryant City Point G. H. Watson Everett Sarah Pitman Moreland Hyde Park M. D. Humphrey Natick M. L. Cobb State Association Ayer Belmont Chelsea Concord Dorchester East Boston Fall River Fitchburg Leominster Lexington Malden Melrose Needham Northbridge Warren Wellesley Hills Winchester Worcester

Robin Hood claim leads to joking police standoff

McEll notes the Bostonians nearly being arrested on Washington Street as Barnabee told a policeman he was Robin Hood the night before. The cop refused to arrest Hood without Hood's appearance to press the charge, per the Brooklyn Eagle.

McEll Bostonians Washington Street O’rhief McEl

Park Theatre and English Play Esther Sandraz at the Park Theatre

Mrs Langtry’s company staged Esther Sandraz at the Park Theatre with gowns praised and a strong supporting cast. Beatrice Selwyn and Ethel Hope shared honors while Frank H. Fenton, Oscar Adye, and J W Pigott delivered solid roles. The production featured a heavy plot with Georgia Markham and Clyde Harrod amid melodramatic dangers and a climax at a cotton compress.

Park Theatre Esther Sandraz Esther Onepearcely Oscar Adye Olivier Deschamps J. W. Pigott Mons. Wourcanade

Coon Hollow Delights Boston Audiences at Grand Opera House

A crowded last evening show at the Grand Opera House featured Coon Hollow newly welcomed by Boston. The third act impressed with notable scenic effects and a strong plot about Georgia the long lost child of Agnes Maynard and Philip Maury, who was abducted by rival Eastman and recovered after a circuitous journey ending near Sulphur Springs Retreat in Tennessee.

Eastman Jared Fuller Maury Ralph Markham Markham Georgia Clyde Harrod Lem Stockwell Stockwell Coon Hollow Fuller Clyde Lem Louise Hamilton Gus Mortimer J. W. Kelly Grand Opera House Boston Philip Maury Thomas Eastman Memphis Agnes Maynard North Carolina Rocky Mountains Sulphur Springs Retreat Tennessee Jean Beehyimer Beehymer

Bowdoin Square Opens Two Orphans Run

The Bowdoin Square Theatre opened a week with Janauschek and Kate Claxton in the cast for The Two Orphans. Claxton as Louise drew sympathy and Janauschek as the Countess De Liniers was praised. Supporting players included Donald Robertson Marion P Cleeton Arthur Forrest and Edgar Halsted. matinees noted and Friday promises My Lady Reckless as the first American production.

Bowdoin Square Bowdoin Square Theatre Janauschek Kate Claxton Boston Miss Claxton Louise Mme Countess de Liniers Donald Robertson Pierre Frochard Marion P. Clefton la Frochard Arthur Forrest Chevalier de Vaudery Edgar Halsted Chevalier My Lady Reckless

Captain Paul Captivates Castle Square Theatre Crowd

The fourth week of Captain Paul at Castle Square Theatre draws strong audience interest led by Minnie Seligman Mabel Eaton Sheridan Block Eugene O Rourke and G W Fawcett. Manager Rose promises a new leading man soon to boost the run and heighten the ship scene's appeal.

Paul Castle Square Theatre Minnie Seligman Mabel Eaton Sheridan Block Eugene O'Rourke G. W. Fawcett Rose

In Old Kentucky at Boston Theatre Draws Large Crowd

The seventh week of the show at the Boston Theatre attracted a large audience. The crowd praised the heroine’s leap, the dynamite explosion, the racer rescue, Queen Bess from the burning stable, and the main race.

Old Kentucky Boston Bess

Acrobats Aboard the Howard at Boston Show

The Howard Atheneum presents a renowned Japanese troupe led by Prince Okabe with six graceful dancers. The program includes Della and George Dunbar on the flying trapeze, strongman Herman, singers May Walsh and Marie Stuart, and many other acts. A lively burlesque closes the program with vivid costumes and multiple performers.

Howard Atheneum Prince Okabe Boston Della George Dunbar Herman May Walsh Howard's Boards Marie Stuart Cyrene Mamie Flower Minnie Lee Mile Flora Meeker and Mack Burt and Bennett Mike Tracey Wally West Lizzie Josh Holbrook William Cogan Rose Bacon J. H. Graham Annie Carter Ida Howell Florence Elene Tonie Drake Annie Johnson Gracie Hughes Lillie Armitage Messrs. LaMarr Chase, Burton McVicker Hall

Poodle and Mc Doodle Opens to Large Palace Theatre Audiences

Two large audiences filled the Palace Theatre yesterday for the opening performances of Rice and Barton’s clever company of comedians in the laughable musical farce. The situations are side splitting from curtain rise.

George W. Rice Charles Barton Peter Poodle Roger McDoodle Juliet Gore Frankie Haines Poodle McDoodle Hilda la Porte Lillian Black Jay Quigley Romeo Gore John Black Country Jay Rube Snarrow A. C. Lawrence Ramedy Betwen Rice Barton Tia Porte Sisters Whitney Brothers 4Ann Tirleen Mav Vernon Frankie Waoiiag Tohn J TiAillian Riarle Tay Onieley Black Tawrence Haines Pleck Palace Theatre Rice and Barton Mc Doodle

Sailor Hats and Walking Hats for Sale

Lot of Sailor Hats and Trimmed Tourist Walking Hats offered in two lots. Knox Sailor Hats in black navy and brown priced at 1 dollar each. Trimmed Tourist Walking Hats worth 1 dollar each is included.

Mrs Minnie White Mystery Near Williamsburg

NY authorities pursue the case of Minnie Ellen White missing since November 8. The 19-year-old wife of Sgt William E White faces accusations from her mother of murder while her history includes marriage, divorce, a child, and prior arrests. A witness places her with White on November 3 in the evening.

New York Minnie Ellen White William E. White Williamsburg Michael McGinley Frank Smith Minnie White

Winter Bride and Bridesmaids Trimmed in Fur Fashion

New York reports the winter wedding trend with fur trimmed bridesmaid gowns in white cloth and Gainsborough hats. A pure white ceremony features a dainty fair haired bride in heavy white satin with rare lace. Bridesmaids wear sable trimmed gowns and fur muffs, while ushers wear carnations. A second wedding theme showcases yellow chrysanthemums with a brunette bride in white corded silk and maid outfits in yellow.

New York Juno

Messiah Guild Fair Brightens Brunswick Parlor Rooms

The Brunswick hosts a two day Messiah Guild fair to raise funds for missionary work. Multiple guild tables offer hand crafts, art, candy, and luncheon service from noon to 2. An evening program features the St Ambrose Choir Guild and Messiah Orchestra with readings by Miss Grace Le Baron Upham. Mme Ben Yusuf offers brief fortune telling.

Brunswick Messiah Guild G. 8. Richards Guild F. H. Frothingham E. A. Kellogs Clara Parker F. E. Weeks Altar Society Henry Lamar Ladies’ Aid Society S. M. Fitts Fanny Skinner Girls’ Friendly Society T. W. Norman William B. Fessenden James Dillon St. Ambrose Choir Guild Messiah Orchestra Grace le Baron Upham Mme Ben Yusuf

WITCHES BY MAIL PROMISE NOVELTY IDENTIFYING MOODS

A Boston Post feature offers a mailed novelty called Witches by Mail. Readers assess movement patterns of a toy witch to determine dispositions such as jealous, amiable, or steadfast. Send a small fee and SASE to P O Box 202, the Post, Boston for a copy.

Boston Post the Post P. O Boston New England

Notable Women Writers and Reformers Highlight 19th Century Press

The piece praises Susan B. Anthony as dreaming of a women’s daily paper. It notes folklorist Mary Alicia Owens of St. Joseph Missouri and entertainer B S's signature brand Brandy and Soda. It also lauds Margaret Humble of Art Amateur as a top cyclist and health advocate. Delaware’s Mary F. Burris runs a Republican paper.

Margaret Humble Art Amateur

Keith's Vaudeville Debut Delights with Stellar Acts

The first all vaudeville bill at Keith's drew high praise for Bunth and Rudd the French grotesques whose absurd Parisian act provoked continuous laughter. Braatz brothers impressed with head balancing, Jugglers Schaeffer shone in second week, Francesca Redding and Hugh Stanton offered a charming comedy duet, plus Zamora Gage and Gorman Robinsons and more, all noted for top quality performances.

Keith’s Bunth Rudd Braatz Brothers Severus Schaeffer Francesca Redding Hugh Stanton Zamora Gage and Gorman Robinsons Mr. Robinson du Bell Twin Brothers Charles V. Seamon Glass Brothers

Exhibition Hall Opens Week at Austin Stone's Museum

Beautiful attractions headline a week at Austin & Stone's Museum with long-haired ladies led by Miss Lulu Pettis of Brookhaven L I and Miss Mabel Milton among the featured acts. A daring woman submarine performer and wild men add to the lineup in the exhibit hall opening.

Chelsea Anna Milo Rahway N. J Lizette Leonard Detroit Waino Plutano Borneo Little Gumbo Professor King South America Austin & Stone Lulu Pettis Brook Haven L. I Mabel Milton

Miss Rober Shines as Claire in The Ironmaster at Grand Museum

Miss Katherine Rober returns from illness to star as Claire, receiving enthusiastic ovations after each act. The cast includes Lillian Mortimer Helen Linde Grace Hamilton with strong support from William Farnum Leonard Rowe James E McElroy and Morris McHugh. Manager Lothrop rounds out the program with Welch darts, McDonald, Alpine, Bryant and Cleaver, Morton Saunders Gaylor Webster Webb Murray Welden Hancock in a lineup of vaudeville sketches songs and farces.

Katherine Rober Claire Grand Museum Helen Linde Grace Hamilton William Farnum Leonard Rowe James E. McElroy Morris McHugh Lothrop Charles Jennie Welch Professor McDonald May Alpine Bryant and Cleaver George W. Morton Chalk Saunders James Gaylor Tiny Graff Tom and Mattie Webster John Weber Bob Murray Lillie Welden Nellie Hancock

Lyceum Theatre Week Presents Carlotta and Vaudeville Acts

Manager Mohr unveils a stylish bill at the Lyceum featuring Carlotta the European dancer with elegant costumes and precise footwork, gymnast Harry La Rose, the Ryders duo Tony and Frankie with a Circus Reception routine, and George Leslie delivering continuous stage energy throughout the show.

Mohr Lyceum Theatre Lst Carlotta Harry la Rose Ryders Tony Frankie George Leslie George

Melba Concert Tonight at Music Hall with Star Cast

Nellie Melba appears in a full concert at Music Hall with Sofia Scalchi Pol Plancon Manguiere and an Anton Seidl led orchestra. Highlights include Air du Rossignol Ah Forse Lui and Faust trio plus Sc lachi arias La de Saba Verdi Don Carlos and rare orchestral selections.

Melba Messrs Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau Mme Nellie Melba Music Hall Sofia Scalchi M. Pol. Plancon M. Manguiere Anton Seidl Mme. Melba Air du Rossignol Handels Traviata Wagner H.non Bemberg M. Plancon Gounod Verdi Don Carlos Faust

World's Fair Reproduction at the Casino Exhibition

The Scenograph of the World's Fair offers informative lectures at the Casino building providing a compact Chicago exposition overview in half an hour. Visitors can experience a nearly real Chicago view for about 25 cents with daily hours 10 am to 10 pm, and free admission for one child per accompanying adult on Wednesday afternoons.

Chicago

Thayer Promotes Fougere at Boston Theatre Concert

Manager Charles H. Thayer brings Fougere as a principal attraction for a concert at the Boston Theatre next Sunday evening. The programme features Fougere in popular songs, with a large local artist roster and an excellent orchestra participating.

Charlie Thayer Charles H. Thayer Fougere Boston Theatre

Dean Hole to Speak at Music Hall Reception

Dean Hole will lecture on Impostors Bores and Other Disagreable People at a reception in his honor at Music Hall next Monday evening. The event has civic support and a Boston audience is expected. Seats are on sale at Music Hall.

England Miss Willard Dean Hole Music Hall Boston

Young Men's Congress Considers Liquor System and Bills

The Young Men's Congress met at Hotel Bellevue with 45 members present. Barnes served as speaker pro tem in Innis absence. A repeal bill on death by own action was introduced, debates on Norwegian liquor traffic began with six speakers split on the measure. New attendees pledged for the December 31 dinner. upcoming Monday’s bills include initiative refer endum and revocation of Meigs elevated road franchise.

Hotel Bellevue Innis Barnes New York B. C. Lane Messrs Solis Harber Kinney Lonergan O'Conner Murnehan Capen

Katahdin to be next war vessel tested on Long Island course

The government ram Katahdin, built at Bath, is slated for a Long Island trial after dry docking in Boston for cleaning and refitting for the run.

New London Conn Bath Long Island Boston

Not in it Slang Critique from Mrs Mary W Sewall

Mrs Mary Wright Sewall criticizes slang usage in politics noting that a single word or phrase covers many distinct experiences. She argues slang shows limited vocabularies and lacks wit or force, pointing to repeated expressions like not invited felt the trap or felt hated.

Diamond Mary Wright Sewall

King's Daughters and Sons Massachusetts Meeting and Reception

The Massachusetts branch annual meeting convenes at Bromfield Street Church this afternoon at 2 o'clock. A reception follows from 7 to 8 at Bowdoin Square Chapel with Mrs. Mary Lowe Dickinson and Mrs. Isabella Charles Davis representing the Central Council of New York. A Circle of King's Daughters meeting will then be held at the church.

Massachusetts Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons Bromfield Street Bowdoin Square Chapel Central Council of New York Mary Lowe Dickinson International Order Silver Cross Isabella Charles Davis Circle of King’s Daughters

Will Tammany reform when it reorganizes

A satirical quote recalls a thunderbolt incident from Texas Siftings about a small boy’s earnest plea to his teacher. The fragment hints at political reform questions surrounding Tammany and a public reaction to upheaval.

Tammany Texas Siftings

Must Pay AngLe Sam Urges Licenses From Liquor Offenders

Deputy United States Collector Nichols of Lynn summons those convicted of illegal liquor selling in the past year to pay government licenses or face U S Court. Salem alone has over 100 cases likely to pay. Lynn will follow with 20 offenders required to obtain licenses.

United States Nichols Lynn United States Court Salem

Dinner of Clo Charitable Society Meeting Observed

The Hon. Ariel H. Crocker presided over the quarterly Mas sachusetts Charitable Association dinner at Young's last evening. Twenty members attended including Representative Jerry Simpkins the Hon. George G. Crocker and General William H. Osborne.

Ariel H. Crocker Massachusetts Charitable Association Young Jerry Simpkins George G. Crocker William H. Osborne

Marriages of Menslage Lamcken and Munnis Dearborn

In East Boston on November 29, Rev Louis B Schwarz joined William F Menslage and Meta Lamcken. In Boston on November 28, Rev Ellis Mendell joined Samuel W Munnis and Clara A Dearborn.

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Suffrage Fair Mme. Magnus Sen John Maria Ohio Maggie Crossland Lucy Murray May Lucas Blanche Massey Grace Palotta Queen Bess Madge James A. Herne Shore Acres GRA James Epps & Co., Ltd Hommopathic Chemists London Grand Valesca Bonetta Carrie Tutein Goldens Barry and Bannon Waterbury Brothers Lea & Perrins Lea John Duncan PEW Yorg Norcross Zow J. Henry Norcross Tremont Row Mrs. White Gainsboroughs Sable THE Susan B. Anthony Mary Alicia Owens St. Joseph, Mo B. S Delaware Mary F. Burris RT. Keith's New Theatre Burkhardt Young Men's Congress King's Daughters Political Item Breck’s Poyith Germany Sheren Joseph Breck & Sons North Market St Buston Angle Sam CLO Charitable Society Vida Wilson Bros Sweeney Margaret Sweeney Patrick Sweeney Endicott Street St. Mary’s Church Ball Emily A. Ball Joshua D. Ball Newbury Street Baltimore J. Newman & Sons Fremont
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