Adamowski Concert Delights Boston Theatre Audience
The Boston Theatre hosted a crowded grand sacred concert led by violinist Adamowski and conductor C A Ellis. The New York Symphony Orchestra under Walter Damrosch and Otto Lohse shared conducting duties as Fran Klafsky impressed with encoreable solos.
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Mr. Adamowski
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New York Symphony Orchestra
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Otto Lohse
Fran Klafsky
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Gounod
Liszt
Damrosch
Murder Charge Looms in Quinlan Case at Charlestown Jail
Gov prepares to call Fessenden Harris and Wood as witnesses as Ida Quinlan faces arraignment on murder charges. Counsel visits continue while officials guard against public disclosure. Quinlan shows distress, fears for her baby and son, and is closely watched amid reports of Angus McLeod’s serious illness nearby.
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Joseph J. Corbett
Charlestown
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Quinlan
Fessenden
Harris
Professor Wood
Angus Gilbert
Charles Street
Johnny
Angus McLeod
Boston youth admits year of animal thefts linked to Harvard vivisection
Little John Hayes, arrested on Lenox Street, confessed to stealing cats dogs rabbits and birds for over a year and selling them to Skillings the Harvard Medical School janitor at Exeter and Boylston. The Harvard demonstrations in vivisection allegedly relied on such animal supplies. Skillings refused comment when approached by a Post reporter and Johnny was released after a stern lecture.
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Lenox Street
Skillings
Harvard Medical School
Exeter
Boylston Street
Post
Harvard
Johnny
Elks Social Draws Wide Attention at Boston Theatre Auction
Weather did not deter a large crowd for the Elks benefit event at the Boston Theatre on March 5. John B. Fitzpatrick sold first box to James W. Treadwell of New York, with boxes bought by George Francis of the Boylston Cafe F Norton and W C Van Derlip. N C G Goodwin secured four seats at 16 dollars each, followed by Charles A. Kelley Gus Williams and Benjamin Leach. About two thousand dollars worth of tickets were sold.
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Boston Theatre
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James W. Treadwell
New York
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Boylston Cafe
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W. C. van Derlip
N. CG. Goodwin
Vercelli Opens New Restaurant at Hayward Place
Mr. Vercelli today opens a restaurant at 8 Hayward place with a bar dining rooms and private upstairs suites. A press reception last night showcased the magnificently fitted establishment and the hospitality of Mr Vercelli and staff.
Philo Celtic Society Plans Malden Branch
The Philo Celtic Society held its weekly meeting at the Irish School rooms on Washington Street. Superintendent Mulray led classes in reading writing and grammar while members enjoyed an Irish literary entertainment. Vice President Dinneen announced plans to open a branch in Malden with discussion at the next meeting.
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Philo- Celtic Society
Irish School
Washington Street
Mulray
Dinneen
Malden
Eleven Chinamen Arrested in Harrison Avenue Raid
Officers from Division 4 raided an alleged Chinese gambling house at 912 Harrison Avenue last night. Fifty one playing cards were seized and eleven Chinamen were arrested. two charged with gaming on the Lord's day and the others with being present where gaming implements were found.
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Harrison Avenue
Sutherland v Majoribanks damages suit in breach of promise
The London breach of promise suit of Birdie Sutherland against Hon Dudley Churchill Majoribanks unfolds before Judge Russell with Edward Clarks for the plaintiff and Henry Aaquith for the defense. Majoribanks offered 3000 to settle. the case hinges on the plaintiff's age. Sutherland’s sister Lillie Harold appears in a Drury Lane pantomime.
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London Ballet
Dudley Majors Banks
London
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Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Tommorrow
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Aie
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Majoribanks
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Lillie Harold
Drury Lane
Watkins
Bank of Engan
Shipwrecks scorch Rye Beach as two vessels go aground
A three masted schooner named Allianza bound from New York to St John runs aground in brutal surf on Rye Beach. Hours earlier the coal laden Glendon, sailing from Port Townsend to St John, also grounded and soon sank into the sands as life-saving crews braved blinding snow and deadly seas to rescue the crew.
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New York
St. John
Glendon
Port Townsend
Rye Beach
Wallace Sands
Wreck off Plum Island claims four lives in fierce sea crash
A schooner bound for Boston dashed on the shore near Plum Island Hotel during a raging snowstorm. Otto Nelson and George Keith survived with others, while Captain Melanio and three crew members perished. Survivors reached Newburyport after a grueling night, aided by life savers.
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Ipswich Bay
Otto Nelson
Plum Island
Brooklyn
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Oldtown
George Keith
Alfred Coffer
Newfoundland
Melanie
St. John
John Reed
Calais
Steward Andrew
Spring Hill
Campbell
Collier
Newburyport
Mate Nelson
Seaman Keith
Stella and Crew Save. Heroic Life-Saving Efforts at Hampton Beach
The schooner Stella laden with coal foundered near Hampton Beach as life saving crews battled a fierce storm. Reports describe widespread wrecks along the coast with coasters and fishermen in peril, as wind and snow raged throughout the day.
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Stella
Hampton Beach
Scudder schooner wrecks off Orient Point in gale
The H J Scudder under Captain Raynor foundered after striking bed rock near Orient Point during a southwest wind shift. The coal cargo for IF H Coit of New London was insured. Crew escaped with only personal effects. Wrecking crew summoned as vessel breaks up in twelve feet of water. Vessel owned by C W Hartley of Greenport. 200 tons register. Insurance valued at about 12 000 dollars.
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Bed Rock
Scott’s Wrecking Company of
New London
C. W. Hartley
GreeNort
Life Savers Rescued Crew After Rhode Island Shipwreck
The schooner John W. Hall Jr. and cargo of fish scrap from Rhode Island port to Savannah wrecked near Im's Island, Va. Lifesavers from Lewes Delaware rescued the crew and assisted at the scene in February.
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Rhode Island
Savannah
Lewes, del
John W. Hall, Jr
Rhode Islay
Wreck Near Isaac River Sudden Loss of Vessel and Crew
A wrecking tug from Norfolk found the vessel waterlogged and badly damaged at midnight near Isaac River. The schooner is likely a total loss. The crew were saved by the Island life saving crew. The schooner is owned by John W. Hall and Frederic Del.
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Isaac Ur
Norfolk
Os Island
John W. Hall
Non - Frederic
Del
Lamington Remains In Same Position As Rescue Delayed
Patchogue L I Feb 9 The steamer Lamington stays in about the same position as yesterday with heavy seas preventing boarding. A dispute exists between Merritt and Luckenbach wrecking firms over who will attempt the rescue, each citing a contract to do the work.
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Patchogue
L. I
Lamington
Merritt and
Luckendach
Tugs Anchor At New London
A fleet of tugs towing barges carrying a large coal cargo arrived at New London Connecticut to ride out fog and storm. The tugs include America Governor Hoyt Storm King Charles McWilliams Joseph Stickney Lockhart and C. B. Sanford.
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Conn
America
Governor Hoyt
Storm King
Charles McWilliams
Joseph Stickney
Lockhart
C. B. Sanford
Murderer Gilbert Faces Death Amid Quiet Dignity
A Sunday in the life of murderer Gilbert shows calm routine. He reads papers, listens to church bells, prays with visitors, and accepts the approaching execution with no visible fear. Relatives weep while officials prepare for a governor ordered sanity review and possible clemency.
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Gilbert
Brockton
Parade Plans Mark Patriots Day Event In Suffolk County
The Ancient Order of Hibernians in Suffolk County agreed last evening to stage a Patriots Day parade on April 20 with divisions from the county marching. A State convention in Bernarian Hall East Boston and a St Patrick’s Day concert March 22 at the Boston Theatre were also discussed, with William J. Walshe slated to speak on Robert Emmet and the Men of '98 along with performances by top musicians.
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Suffolk County
Boston
William J. Walshe
Robert Emmet
Walshe
Hibernian Hall
John F. Fitzgerald
Thomas J. Gargan
Hibernian
Messrs
William McLeod
Jeremiah J. Manning
Hugh W. Bresnahan
Edmond Wood
Daniel Gallagher
John Dolan
Michael O’donovan
Charles McCarthy
Co. J. Keyes
John B. Doherty
M. J. Zoche
James J. Shea
Thomas J. Burke
John Dunne
Francis Daly
Thomas J. Ivsy
Owen O'Loughlin
Alexander Thompson
Timothy Phelan
Creation rendered at First Baptist Church
A large crowd enjoyed a fine performance of Creation at the First Baptist Church on Commonwealth Avenue last evening. Soloists included Miss Annabel Clark Mrs Jennie Patrick Walker and Arthur Beresford. A small fire caused $109 damage in Copey Hall Arlington Street from a short electric wiring fault. The South End Helping Hand Reform Club celebrated its ninth anniversary in Arlington Hall Sunday evening.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Annabel Clark
Jennie Patrick Walker
Arthur Beresford
Copey Hall
Clarendon Street
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Helning Hand Reform Club
Arlington Hall
Fulton Welcomes Baptist Young People Union at Somerville Church
In Somerville the First Baptist Church on Spring Hill, led by Pastor Rev Justin D Fulton, preached a morning sermon welcoming the Baptist Young People's Union after the Christian Endeavor Society disbanded due to lack of sympathy from the pastor.
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D. D
First Baptist Church
Spring Hill
Somerville
Christian Endeavor Society
Baptist Young People’s Union
Hill's Rheumatism Cure Advertises One Bottle Solution
An 19th century ad promotes Hill Medicine Co remedy claiming a teaspoonful of rheumatic salts in water cures all rheumatism. Sold by Cutler Bros at 89 Broad Street, New York City. The circular asks readers to request more information.
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Hill Medicin’ CO
New York City
Cutler Bros
Puritana Compound Co
Concord
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Puritana Restores Strength of Boston Man
George H. Dunning of Fan cul i Hall Market Boston suffered from nervous prostration loss of appetite and sleeplessness. Puritana prepared him anew from head to foot restoring sleep appetite and strength.
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George H. Dunning
Fanculi Hall Market
Boston
Concord Flaves The American Wringer Co Ad
The American Wringer Company advertises wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repair service at 13 and 18 Broadway Extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill Boston. Repairs called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
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Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
New York New Haven Hartford Rail Route Update
New York New Haven and Hartford Railway reports changes to the Colony line operations. Officials say schedule shifts will affect riders in the region and aim to improve service reliability.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
R.A
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