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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1893

Page

5

Nordica Leads Boston Concerts Season at Music Hall

The Nordica Operatic Concert Company filled the Music Hall for a second Boston appearance with a strong program led by Mme Nordica. Performers included Campanini, Scalchi, Del Puente, Fischer, and Sapio, with Luckstone on piano. The mix featured Zampa overture, Adélaïde, Heroide, The Magic Flute, and Rigoletto pieces, plus Cavalleria rusticana in concert form amid enthusiastic ovations.

Nordica Operatic Boston Music Hall A. Ellis Cavalleria Rusticana Mme. Nordica Mime Secalchi Miss Engel Signor Campanini Signor del Puente Sicilienne Sapio L. Luckstone F. Hopkinson Smith Thomas Nelson Page Chickering Dall Colonel Carter Cartersville Jim Sue de Tug Laguerre’s New York Symphony Orchestra Tremont Theatre Brahms M. Henri Marteau Signor Galassi Tannhauser Tristan Mr. Damrosch New York Carlotta Maconda Grossmith Boston Theatre Seid Emma Juch Xaver Scharwenka Bumstead Hall Mr. Scharwenka

Edith brig wrecked after rescue near Lawrencetown

The crew of the brig Edith was saved after a long and exhausting ordeal ashore near Lawrencetown in icy water. They were hauled ashore on a rope. the vessel is a total wreck and lighters were sent to recover cargo.

Bharimax N. S Edith Lawrencetown

Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Chief Warns on Selection and Climate

Colonel Greene, president, warns in the forty seventh annual report that favorable mortality hinges on careful physical and moral selection of individuals and localities. He urges concentrating business within the country, avoiding climatic hazards, and maintaining sanitary measures. The firm shows Jan 1 risks over $157,000,000, a 1892 gain of $2,000,000, assets up by $1,028,000, and surplus near $370,000 for a total of $6,426,929.88.

Greene Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company Iits Connecticut Mutual

Women Talked About At turn of the century society items

A column surveys prominent women including Mrs John Mackay in plain attire, Mme Carnot’s mild cigarette habit, and the Empress of Austria studying modern Greek. It notes a Toronto law society vote admitting women to practice, an Aboriginal Sioux dress display near San Diego, and the Chicago founded Columbian Association of Housekeepers planning servant cost studies led by Mrs Potter Palmer and Mrs Laura Wilkinson.

John Mackay Mme. Carnot Ontario Law Society Toronto Canada Austria America San Diego Columbian Association of Housekeepers Chicago Potter Palmer Laura S. Wilkinson Committee of Household Economics

Pimples Treatise Advocates Hygienic Living and Diet

The article notes pimples respond to local treatment and medicine when linked to blood impurities or digestive issues. It advises a systematic physician directed course for persistent cases and promotes simple diet daily bathing proper exercise and hygienic living as the best cosmetics.

The Children Must Be Educated in Texas Dialogue

A Texas Legislature session scene features a speaker demanding education for “our children” while realizing his own lack of babies. He shifts to “educate your children” then to “they must educate their children.” The chairman reacts with a grin as the audience reacts.

Texas Neil Burgess County Fair Tremont Theatre Mr. Burgess Abigail Prue Annie Blanche Taggs John K. Maher Tim Thomas McGrath Otis Tremont

Elaborate Bags and Europe’s Crochet Tidings Debut in Boston

Women in Boston favor rich black bags made of brocade silk with satin and braced by brass ring overlays. Decorative carded moulds in crochet form circles ovals squares and hearts gain popularity with purled borders and gold thread highlights.

Boston Europe

What's Odd The Debt Of Honor Quote By Chubley

Quote by Chubley questions the meaning of a debt of honor. He defines it as a debt a man is eager to pay himself yet no one thinks to pay to him. The remark plays on social expectations and personal accountability.

Chubley Hoyt’s Park Theatre

Marry Me Sophia Ring Offers From Wilson Bros

Wilson Bros advertise Australian gold wedding rings made in their own factory priced from six to twelve dollars. They claim to deliver a special ring to order in two hours. They warn against imitators of the Big Clock at 14 and 15 Tremont Row.

Wilson Bros Tremont Row

Bates Sloan marriage notice recorded in city records

In this city on February 7, William Bates and Agnes C Sloan both of Boston were joined in marriage by Elmer E Young J P this record appears in local notices with formal ceremony details and city authority witnessing the union.

Through English Eyeglasses on Americans Abroad

English travellers publish curious notes about American life including umbrellas with peep holes for viewing, Americans sweetening drinks with rock candy, gray table decorations, hats used as fans, and Boston society rituals. The piece recalls servants gaining family privileges and a London correspondent describing social vignettes.

America London

Remedy for pimples and use of corrosive sublimate lotion

A correspondent seeks guidance on pimples noting prior use of corrosive sublimate lotion. The writer requests a remedy or proper application instructions and whether diet can aid clearing the condition. The message references a past simple recipe for a weak corrosive sublimate face wash.

Obituaries from Everett area February deaths listed

A list of death notices from February detailing individuals passing in various Massachusetts locations including Adaline A. P. Bush in Everett, Rebecca E. Bigelow in Picton Ontario, Samuel Crooks in Hopkinton, Olive Turner Thayer West Newton, Harriet C. Dean Norton, Deacon Francis W. Dadman Watertown, Laura A. Dix, Miss Margaret Hi Edwards, Frank A. Fiske Allston, Lucy W. Gay Somerset, Henry F. Greenough Roxbury, Mary A. Johnson Andover, Jefferson D. Merritt Chelsea, William H. Norris Chelsea, Charles A. Noble city, Adeline L. C. Paine Boston Highlands, Emily P. Robeson New Bedford, Sarah M. Starratt Dorchester, Daniel Waldo Swallow, and David D. Tupper South Boston.

Myron M. Dean Dadman Watertown Francis W. Dadman Dix Laura A. Dix Oliver Stearns Edwards Margaret Hi. Edwards Fiske Allston Frank A A. C N. A. Fiske Gay Somerset Lucy W. Gay Greenough Roxbury Holborn Street Henry F. Greenough Newburyport Johnson Andover Mary A F/H. Johnson Merritt Chelsea Jefferson D. Merritt Norris William H. Norris Noble Charles A. Noble Paine Boston Highlands Adeline L. C Ezra Paine Robeson New Bedford Emily P. Robeson Andrew Robeson Starratt Dorchester Sarah M John L. Starratt Swallow Daniel Waldo Swallow Tupper South Boston David D. Tupper

They Were Married Report: Feb 8 City Registrar List

Reported marriages to the city registrar list Benjamin Levin and Rosa Lebasky wed in the city on February 8 by John Short J P. Names appear in the official records as a couple.

John ©. Short J. P Benjamin Levin Rosa Lebasky

Applications Filed at City Registrar February Eighth

James H Harris and Annie M West Norman M Damon and Nellie T Clayton Michael Fay and Mary F to Leopold V Weiss and Nellie M Murdock Wilbert Geddes and Sibley Baillie Richard B Ellis and Emily Hillman Thomas W Branch and ary A Kelley Lewis H Webber and Jessie McLeod

James H. Harris Annie M. West Norman M. Damon Nellie T. Clayton Michael Fay Mary F Leopold V. Weiss Nellie M. Murdock Wilbert Geddes Sibley Baillie Richard B. Ellis Emily Hillman Thomas W. Branch Ary A. Kelley Lewis H. Webber Jessie McLeod

Souvenir Night Highlights The Lion Tamer at Columbia

Souvenir night at the Columbia Theatre celebrated the 1492 production with a bonbon box book and engravings of Columbus landmarks, while Francis Wilson’s troupe and Lulu Glaser drew crowds at Tremont and Bowdoin Square. Major tours to Concord NH and Boston’s popular shows, including Old Jed Prouty, Siberia, and Ali Baba, filled schedules with bright acts, applause, and forthcoming benefits and lectures.

Francis Wilson Concord Jed Prouty Columbia Theatre America Barnet and Pflueger Rice Columbus la Rabida van der Lyn Francis Wilgon Inu Globe Theatre Lulu Glaser Laura Moore Cecile Kissing Plunkett Francis Old Jed Prouty Bowdoin Square Theatre Little Playhouse Richard Golden Old Jed Connecticut Valley Annie Lewis Boston Press Club Boston Theatre David Henderson American Extravaganza Company Ada Deaves Ida Mulle Edwin Foy Ali Baba Ati Baba Francis Wilson and Company Broadway New York

Aged 102 Year-Old Sarah Braman Dies in Georgetown

Georgetown mourns the death of Sarah B. Braman aged 102 who died after a fall and illness. Born December 11, 1790 in East Bedford now Groveland she moved to Newburyport and survived influenza in 1890. A longtime W C T U member and Essex county’s oldest resident.

Georgetown Sarah B. Braman East Bedford Groveland Newburyport la Grippe Essex County

Pilgrims from London to Rome to greet Pope on jubilee

Irish pilgrims led by Bishop Br. A Sheehan of Waterford and Lismore set out from London for Rome to present an elaborate Irish Gaelic address to the Pope on his episcopal jubilee. Most pilgrims are priests, including Father McFadden of Gweedore once denounced as a murderous ruffian by Colonel Saunderson, who later withdrew the remark. A handful of laymen and several ladies accompany the journey.

New Steamship Venture Forms Canada Atlantic and Plant

A new transport company named the Canada Atlantic and Plant Steamship Company is formed in Hautrax N S with a capital of 1 million dollars. Stockholders transfer Plant Company assets to the new firm. General H B Plant leads management with American partners and several Halifax associates. Plant links promise winter South routes and summer North routes, with service to Nova Scotia points including Charlottetown P E I and other lines.

Hautrax N. S Canada-Atlantic and Plant Steamship Company Plant Company of New York H. B. Plant Otter Americans Halifax Nova Scotia Charlottetown P. EK. I

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