Objection to Stage Irishman Posters Cited by Boston Ward 17
James P. Gorman defends Mr. Judge in letters to The Post, arguing Irish progress and honesty. He criticizes personal attacks, defends Judge as a serious candidate for Common Council, and urges civil discussion focused on merit. He notes Judge’s 1895 ward candidacy and potential for future service.
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Judge
Scannell
Butler
Ryan
Hollis Street
Guihor
South End
James P. Gorman
Devn. Com
Ward
Boston
Critics Clash Over Stage Irishman In Boston Letters
A reader challenges J S D and Corrigan on the portrayal of Irish characters in Boston theatre. He derides current Irish plays as unIrish and mocks actors like Murphy, Judge’s stance, and Kelly, urging support for authentic representation. The letter laments dime museum types and calls for stronger Irish pride among youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Judge
Boston
Joseph Murphy
J.S. D
J.S.D
Stage Irishman as He Is in Theaters Criticized
A letter denounces what it calls ignorant stage Irishmen in New England theatres. It mocks actors who imitate Irish stereotypes with shabby costumes and broad brogue, urging managers to curb such performances to protect genuine Irish representation.
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Salem
Pleasant Streets
New York
Shakspere
Post
Barry Sullivan
Sheridan
Spranger
Barry
United States
Boston
Inflammation Cured by X Zalia Says Boston Manager
Isaac B. Rich Esq proprietor of the Hollis Street Theatre Boston reports relief from a long standing foot inflammation after using X Zalia. He credits a friend's gift with a full recovery within a week and states he has remained well since. Available in Sec and $1.00 bottles at druggists.
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Isaac B. Rich, Esq
Hollis Street Theatre
Boston
Somerville Notice Names D T Corrigan
A brief notice lists D T Corrigan of 20 Rossmore Street Somerville in relation to a matter described as Dead Mille Failure. The fragment provides a single declarative reference without further context.
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D. T. Corrigan
Rossmore Street
Somerville
Is Mr Wallace a humorist in Boston letters
A Boston reader defends Michael Judge against Mr Wallace calling him a traitor to Irish character, condemns Wallace's sarcasm, and asserts Judge would stand fast in war instead of fleeing to Nova Scotia. The writer mocks Wallace as a pseudo humorist and praises Judge's exposure of stage misrepresentations.
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Michael Judge
Judge
Butler
McLean
Wallace
England
Boston
Mark Twain
Nova Scotia
Stage Irishman on Posters and Stereotypes
John O’Brien writes that while most stage Irishmen are depicted fairly his critique targets posters showing an Irishman as a baboon alongside a colored man. He argues such depictions insult the Irish and asserts comedians are generally acceptable when portrayal is accurate.
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John O'Brien
The
Post
Sir
Congress in Session In Washington Visit Promoted
A Boston notice promotes royal blue line escorted trips to Washington during the Congress season. Departures are February 19, April 3 and 15, and May 6, covering transportation hotel accommodations and all expenses. An illustrated itinerary can be obtained by writing A J Simmons at N E A 211 Washington Street Boston.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Royal Blue Line
Boston
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
Trade Outlook Mixed as Bond Oversubscription Eases Gold Reserve
Bradstreet's notes mixed results across regions with firmer bank clearings and revival signals in St. Paul Milwaukee Omaha and Des Moines offset by stormy weather and weak woolen goods demand. Chicago St Louis Buffalo and Philadelphia show little weekly gain while wheat speculation curbs exports in San Francisco. Pacific coast lumber mill bid seen as favorable.
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Bradstreet
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Omaha
Des Moines
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Nashville
Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
Treasury
Congress
Chicago
St. Louis
Buffalo
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
Poison in the Blood and the Kidney Remedy Claim
A middle aged speaker links rheumatism and colds to uric acid in the blood caused by weak kidneys. He promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a universal remedy, claiming physicians endorse it and it restores health even in late stages, urging careful use for serious kidney troubles.
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Bright
Warner
Market Trends Report Shows Wheat Stocks Decline and Prices Rise
Bradstreet figures indicate world wheat stocks on Feb 1 down 21 million bushels from a year earlier and 24 million less than two years ago, hinting at lean reserves for import countries. Copper, lead, oats, corn, and wheat futures rise while cotton, coffee, wool, lumber, and coal hold firm. Exports and bank clearings show mixed activity with suspensions rising.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
S ‘Weekly Review of Trade
Mor- San
Morgan Syndicate
Stewart Syndicate
Treasury
Congress
United States
Europe
Chicago
Pittsburg
Bessemer
Canada
Bradstreet
Russia
India
Australia
Eastern Rail
California
Chili
Bradshot
Law and Trust Companies
United
Cone
Suburban Interclub League Holds Year End Banquet
Twenty five members gathered at Parker House for the Suburban Interclub League banquet ending a season of bowling wist pool and billiards. W W Davis presided as prizes of silver cups for whist pool billiards and bowling were awarded to Old Dorchester Jamaica Casino. Speakers included G C Gage W E Pierce J H Dickerman and A M Baisar among others with clubs Old Dorchester Jamaica Dorchester Central Athletic Norfolk House Casino Codman and Dudley Association represented.
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Interclub League
Parker House
W. W. Davis
Old Dorchester
Jamaica
G. C. Gage
W. E. Pierce
J. H. Dickerman
A. M. Baisar
Mr. Tileson
Dorchester Central Athletic
Norfolk House
Casino
Codman and Dudley Association
German Opera Week Ends With Planned Twin Program
The Tremont and Park Theatre offer a mix of operas and plays next week including Miss Brown at Tremont, Damrosch's The Scarlet Letter at Hollis Street, and Tristan and Isolde at the Boston Theatre. Notable attractions feature Julia Marlowe Taber in She Stoops to Conquer at Hollis Street with Rosalind in As You Like It.
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Barron Berthald
Damrosch Opera CO
New England Piano Co
Tremont St
Julia Marlowe Taber
Robert Taber
Hollis Street Theatre
Mrs. Taber
Rosalind
The
Park Theatre
Miss Brown
Boston
John R. Rogers
Milka Ternna
Elsa
Fraulein Wibenschuetz
Ortrud
Walter Damrosch
Francis Wilson
Tremont Theatre
Abbey, Schoefpfel & Grau
Metropolitan Opera House
N. Y
Faust
Les Huguenots
Melba and
Calve
Cavalleria Rusticana
BBC
Obscene Pictures Seized in Dedham Arrest
Clinton C. Bennett was arrested at his home on a charge of selling obscene pictures to Louis A. Peck of the Boston Watch and War Society. Officers seized 150 photographs and obscene literature and Bennett was taken to Norwood for a preliminary hearing. He works as a night clerk in Fitchburg Railroad freight and his wife is postmistress at Ellis station Norwood.
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Dedham
Clinton C. Bennett
Boston Watch and War Society
Louis A. Peck
Bennett
Norwood
Fitchburg
Ellis Station
Cantabrigia Club Meets as Mrs Merrill Resigns
The Cantabrigia Club met yesterday at the New Towne Club house with Mrs Merrill presiding for the last time. The philanthropy section led the meeting, featuring a cello solo by Mrs Dr Lloyd. John Graham Brooks read a paper on New Opportunities for Women's Clubs.
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Cantabrigia Club
Newtowne Club
Merrill
Dr Lloyd
John Graham Brooks
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