Olivette shines as Castle Square presents revival
Castle Square Opera Company delivers a bright Olivette performance moving from grand to comic opera with smooth vigor. Clara Lane stars as Olivette while Laura Millard W K Murray Oscar Girard Lindsey Morrison Edgar Temple and others excel in a lively cast. Edith Crane of Maurice Barrymore’s company heads the supporting highlights.
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Clara Lane
Olivette
Laura Millard
W. K. Murray
Oscar Girard
Lindsey Morrison
Edgar Temple
Augustin Daly
Louis Harrison
Harrison
the Howard
Lillian Kennedy
New Grand
Miss Kennedy
Boston
Waltham Aldermen Vote Salary Cuts and Appointments
The aldermanic committee on salaries reduced the treasurer’s salary from 150 to 180 and cut the city engineer’s pay from 2000 to 1800. The auditor gained 150, making 3150 total. the city solicitor rose from 700 to 1200. Henry B. Staples was named to the Board of Earth, replacing Keane.
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Board of
Earth
Keane
Cinderella Dance At Tuilleries By Miss Hamlin
Miss Hamlin hosted a Cinderella dance at Tuilleries last night with about 12 percent of Boston society in attendance. A midnight supper was served in the large dining hall and the dancers lingered into the early hours.
Moody to Hold Meetings at Mechanics Hall in Boston
It is suggested that Mr Moody hold some Boston meetings at Mechanics Hall to accommodate thousands of business men who cannot hear him at Tremont Temple. Mr Burke pushes choir organization with Park Street Church expected to be crowded Wednesday evening by Young People and city choir singers. Burke to lead singers Thursday at Sycamore Street Church Winter Hill Somerville.
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Moody
Boston
Mechanics’ Hall
Tremont Temple
Burke
Park Street Church
Sycamore Street
Winter Hill
Somerville
What Many American Youths Are Now Waiting For
The nation reacts to the reported treachery in Maceo's death with strong Cuban sympathy. Disgust and indignation drive many to consider joining a fight against Spain, especially in Boston which appears a hotbed of Cuban sympathizers and recruitment.
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Spain
Maceo
Cuba
Boston
Boston Volunteers Sail For Cuba In Defiant War Cry
A new company of 96 volunteers led by Captain Alexander E. B. Rorke departs Boston in response to Cuban battles. The group, aged 19 to 35, drawn from First and Ninth Regiments, includes Captain Rorke’s brother Robert E. Rorke and Henry Hagan, with four months of private drill and strong marksman records.
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Marshall
Cuba
Alexander EB. Rorke
Weyler
Band of Heroes
Tommy Rowe
Roxbury Horse Guards
Rorke
Robert E. Rorke
Henry Hagan
Ninth
Boston men join Cuba bound movement amid secrecy
Reports describe a Boston driven recruiting effort for Cuba Libre with armed volunteers ready to depart for Cuba. Leaders claim drills in Boston, past departures from New Bedford, and plans to sail unseen. Notable figures include J. Henry Alvarez, First Lieutenant Rorke, and athletes like G William Harris ready to enlist.
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Post
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J. Henry Alvarez
Junta
Boston
New Bedford
Alvarez
J. B. Connolly
G. William Harris
Tremont Street
Harris
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Phillips-Exeter
Haverhill
Company B
Eighth Regiment
G. A. R. Post 60 Adopts Public Resolution in Franklin
At the regular meeting of Post 60, G. A. R., Franklin, last night members adopted resolutions stating their views. The Franklin Post 60 is part of the Department of Massachusetts and the action reflects strong feelings among indignant members.
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Franklin
Post 60
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Department of Massachusetts
Disagreeable Cough Sensations Vanish With Bull’s Syrup
A brief 19th century note claims disagreeable sensations from coughing disappear after using Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup. The statement positions the remedy as effective for soothing throat irritation and coughing urges.
Help for Garney Bazaar Attracts 2000 Visitors
The Carney Hospital bazaar drew about two thousand attendees on opening day and remained crowded, with brisk sales and a festive scene in evening dress. Tea was served by Mrs. Jack Gardner and Mrs. Herbert Sears, while Keith arranged an afternoon variety performance for children and attendants. Notable guests included Mrs. Wolcott, Mrs. Sears, Mr. Hugh Whitney, the Bennetts, Mrs. Choate, Mrs. Shat tuck, Mrs. Codman, Mrs. Timmins, Mrs. Curtis, Mr. Gibson, Mr. Houghton, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Ames, Mrs. Peabody, Miss Lang, Miss Lang, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Sprague, and Mrs. Apthorp.
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Herbert Sears
Keith
Wolcott
K . Sears
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Stephen Bennett
Robert Sims
Choate
Shattuck
Codman
Herbert Timmins
Charles Curtis
Charles Gibson
Edward Houghton
Frank Watson
Jake Hege
William Warton
Edward Robinson
A. P. Gardner
Oliver Ames
Frederick Whitwell
Wadsworth Longfellow
Edward Fenns
Geo. Frederick Mann
Endicott Peabody
Francis Peabody
B. J. Lang
Rosamunde Lang
Arthur Blake
Francis Parker
Hatlinger Case Delayed as Hatlingers Face Trial
In Dedham, the Norfolk Superior Criminal Court filled with spectators awaiting the Hatlingers case alleging extortion of Nancy D. Gillett. The judge discharged sentences for several defendants including Daniel Rear don six months for wife assault, Joseph Blood three to four years for arson, Samuel Jinkins two years for breaking and entering, with defaults for John Burns liquor law violation and John P Reilly drunkenness.
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Norfolk Superior Criminal Court
Joseph J. Hatlinger
Marion E. Hatlinger
Susan A. Holt
Boston
Nancy D. Gillett
Maynard
Daniel Reardon
Canton
Ellen
Dedham House of Correction
Joseph H. Blood
Arthur Whittaker
Needham
Blood
Samuel Jinkins
Fall River
Henry T. Owen
Quincy
John Burns
John P. Reilly
Stoughton
Cleveland Invited to Visit Charleston and Forefathers Day
Mayor Smythe invites President Cleveland to visit Charleston before Washington trip. Rev Dr Vedder president of the New England Society of Charleston invites him as guest at the seventy seventh anniversary on Forefathers Day December 22. If he accepts, the reception will mark city history.
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D. C
Smythe
Cleveland
Washington
Vedder
New England Society of Charleston
Finest Christmas Gift Encyclopedic Dictionary Offer
A Christmas sales pitch promotes the Encyclopedic Dictionary in four half Russia volumes at half price. First payment is $1 with one year to pay the balance or cash discount, offer ends soon at National Newspaper Syndicate in Boston. Options include a bookcase and easy payments, $22.50 cash or $25 with installments.
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National
Boston
Washington Street
Costo
National Newspaper Syndicate
Washington
Progressive Dinner Honors Shattuck Hosts in Lowell
About thirty guests attended a progressive dinner hosted by E. H. Shattuck for his brother George Burbank Shattuck, an Andover graduate at Johns Hopkins. The event on Andover Street featured four tables, color coded progression, illuminated programs, bonbon favors, and four colored bows with D. H., Page & Co. catering and H. F. McElroy providing music. George Burbank Shattuck and Miss Annie Gibson of Lowell are to wed next Wednesday.
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George Burbank Shattuck
Andover
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Annie B. Gibon
Lowell
Shattuck
Andover Street
Irs
B. Shattuck
Shatt
Cornell
D. H., Page & Co
H. F. McElroy
Teeth Op Pei Jae E Ere 3 Ir If You Have
Bury at 11 Winter Street Woodbury special claims to prevent pimples.
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Races and Relics Exhibit Across Ethnology and Art
A catalog style display lists RACES OF MANKIND with 33 subjects showing human varieties in physiognomy complexion and dress. CERAMIC AND DECORATIVE ART with 17 subjects features antique and modern ceramic decoration globally. FLAGS OF ALL NATIONS with 115 subjects marks a comprehensive flag plate. FAMOUS GEMS AND PRECIOUS STONES with 27 subjects highlights Kohi Noor Shah of Persia Orloff and others with a costly engraving. BIRDS OF SKIALLIANT PLUM AGE with 12 subjects presents a color symphony of plumage. TY EMBLEMS 25 subjects notes principal American secret societies.
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Smithsonian Institution
Persia
Orloff
Secret Societies
Banquets Highlight Boston Professional Gatherings
Several local groups held winter events last night. The Boston Life Underwriters Association hosted a banquet for medical examiners at Parker House with 50 attendees. The Boston Market Gardeners Association welcomed about 125 guests at the Quincy House before a reception. The Elo School Association met at Young’s Hotel with Rev. F N Upham as guest and officers elected for the year.
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Parker House
F. Woodman
F. C. Sanborn
J. Barton
Harvey N. Sheard
Arthur H. Wellman
J. O. Marble
Boston Market Gardeners’ Association
Quincey House
W. W. Ransom
J. Howell Crosby
F. H. Appleton
H. S. Bean
F.S. Wentworth
Win Robinson
W. C. Mentzer
Sterling Elliott
E. F. Deering
E. N. Peirce
Elot School Association
Young’s Hotel
Josph B. Dillaway
F. N. Upham
J. B. Dillaway
W. W. Doherty
A. 8. Pratt
Horace Dodd
Tenth Annual Boston Market Gardeners Banquet
The tenth annual banquet of the Boston Market Gardeners Association was held last evening at the Quincy House with 110 attendees including members and wives. President W. W. Rams on presided as speakers F. H. Appleton Harris Bean F I Wentworth Edwin Robinson W C Mentzer E N Pierce E F Deering and Sterling Elliott spoke on agricultural topics and good roads. Instrumental and vocal music complemented the evening.
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Quincy House
W. W. Ramson
F. H. Appleton
Harris Bean
F. I. Wentworth
Edwin Robinson
W. C. Mentzer
E. N. Pierce
E. F. Deering
Sterling Elliott
Property of Consolidated Light and Power sold to New England group
The Consolidated Light and Power Company property held by a receiver was sold in Dover by Special Commissioner John Greenfield to W. S. Cobb representing a New Hampshire and Maine syndicate that recently bought the Union on railroad. The sale price was $200.
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N. H
Consolidated Light and Power Company
John Greenfield
Rochester
W. S. Cobb
Rockland
New Hampshire
Maine
Union On Railroad
Associated Charities of Somerville Holds Annual Meeting
The Somerville annual meeting in Unitarian Hall featured speeches by Robert Treat Paine and Emma S. Keyes. Officers elected include Rev. Charles L. Noyes as president and Rev. L. M. Powers as secretary. Nathan H. Reed named treasurer. An executive committee for each ward was chosen. The Somerville Board of Aldermen voted to recount Ward 4 Common Council votes, confirming Isaac H. Story’s seven vote victory over Paul J. Smith with the recount reducing Story’s margin to six.
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Somerville
Unitarian Hall
Highland Avenue
Robert Treat Paine
Boston Associated Charities
Emma S. Keyes
Somerville Society
Charles L. Noyes
L. M. Powers
Nathan H. Reed
Somerville Board of Aldermen
Isaac H. Story
Paul J. Smith
Municipal League
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