Amusements Tonight At Boston Theaters And Museums
The Boston Post lists Tonight multiple venues with showings including A Trip to Chinatown at Boston Theater and Bettys Finish at Boston Museum, Dixey in Adonis at the Theater, All for Her at Ollis Street, Siberia at Swowarp, Ship Ahoy at Pan Tagaree, and Annie Pixley in 22 Second Floor at Seemont Theater.
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Washington Street
Chinatown
Ostox Museum
Tremont Street
Scollay Square
Betty
Waronz Thearex
Dixey
Adonis
Wenano Orgra
Washington
Dover Street
Ollisstreet Tokat
London to be best lighted city in the world
Boston notes that London plans an underground electric lighting network after twelve test cars. A three section division, contracts awarded, careful safety precautions, and a comprehensive plan aim to make London the best lit city worldwide, with a contemplative warning from a commissioner about lessons for other cities.
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London
Liberal Changes in Canada Shape Election Outlook
The Liberal side appears advantaged as Canada heads to a federal campaign. Conservatives may win a small majority if at all. Tariff reform gains strengthen rural seats, while John Macdonald mounts a vigorous Ontario door to door effort. Campaign funds from protected combines are noted, with uncertain impact on the overall result.
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Canada
House of Commons
John MacDonald
Ontario
Senator Quay Defends Silence Amid Senate Accusations
The piece questions Senator Quay s long quiet stance under scandalous charges. It argues the defense offered in Senate is unlikely to satisfy opinion and notes that much hinges on court challenges and public perception rather than self justification. It concludes his choice of Senate for defense while state courts await.
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Senator Quay
Quay
Senate
Mr. Ay
Visit of Sioux chiefs at Carlisle prompts speaking exercises
The Carlisle Indian School hosted Sioux chiefs on their return to Dakota. The event featured public speaking with the visiting leaders taking leading roles. American Horse, who claimed a plan to assemble all Indian children for slaughter at Wounded Knee, reportedly delivered nearly an hour long address advocating education while signaling a broader message.
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Carlisle
Dakota
American Horse
Washington
Wounded Knee
Dakota Outbreak Costs Mount as Politicians Face Blame
The episode stems from mis management and political appointees. Outlays by the quartermaster's department alone reach 1.3 million, with total military expenses likely to hit at least 2 million. American Horse seeks full government compensation for damages, while whites may file numerous claims. some suggest pensions for Dakota Senate allies in exchange for steering Indian agencies to capable managers.
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Quartermaster’s Department
Friends of the Dakota
Administrative boards debate reforms at State House
A yesterday hearing on administrative boards and commissions to be resumed Tuesday highlights need for reform. Governor Russell urges consolidation into departments with executive heads and Governor removal power to ensure accountability. Supporters cite improved oversight and meaningful elections in state administration.
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State House
Massachusetts
Russell
T. W. Hinerson
Bradford
Shaler
Board of Topographical Survey
New York Rapid Transit Proposal Shocks With Grand Viaduct Plan
A commission reviews a bold rapid transit concept by architect Atrrep H Thorp. The scheme would claim city land under the North and East Rivers and extend a two story iron and masonry viaduct beyond existing piers to a furthest line. The plan promises novelty and scale, but demands vast public expenditure if realized.
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New York
London
Atrrep H. Thorp
City of
Tuorp
Bold rapid transit boulevard with elevated links proposed
A plan for a six track rapid transit system would create a city boulevard along the waterfront with a covered promenade, connecting new buildings and elevated lines across the city. Proponents argue shops and hotels atop the boulevard while lower floors handle wholesale and freight, but the city would face major financial and logistical hurdles.
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Rue de Rivoli
Paris
Thorp
Old West Street
Boston
The Santa Claus Theory and Votes for Women
An analysis of the New York Central Labor Union stance on giving women the vote as a remedy for low wages. The piece argues political power could boost incomes, critiques legislative religion, and notes broader tax and currency implications along with comments on public spending and expert opinion on naval procurement and free coinage. It concludes by citing a Wisconsin Democrat’s view on Cleveland’s anti free coinage letter and its political impact.
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New York Central Labor Union
Congress
Thorold Rogers
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Yale Names German Professor Arthur H Palmer
New Haven Conn Feb 16 At a special Yale meeting the German chair vacant since 1881 by Professor Carter's resignation was filled by Arthur H Palmer of Western Reserve University Cleveland He graduated there in 1879 and has led German studies there He will commence duties in September
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Carter
Arthur H. Palmer
Western Reserve University of Cleveland
Palmer
Western Reserve
Found Dead in Her Room at East Boston Corner
Annie Casson, 65, was found dead yesterday in her East Boston room at Bremen and Prescott streets. Described as eccentric, she lived socially isolated. authorities believe she may have died about a week ago.
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Annie Casson
Bremen and
Prescott Streets
Boston
Sosizary
Reminiscences of Sherman and a Boston animal law note
The writer recalls General Sherman’s engaging visits in Boston and his candid, modest manner during wartime recollections. The piece shifts to a Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals circular urging a docking ban on horses, noting enforcement doubts and calls for action. It also honors Mr. E. R. Mayo, praising thrift, generosity, culture, and a shell collection, with reflections on a life shaped by everyday virtue.
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Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Massachusetts
Mr. Mayo
Shakspere
Mayo
Killed by the Cars at South Boston Station
A man about 35 to 40 years old, five ten, wearing a black suit and derby hat, was decapitated after a train severed his head near Fourth Street on the Kneeland Street line. A note reading Ira F. Clark of Portland, Maine was found in his hat along with a gold watch and chain, about $100 in bills, change, and keys marked Portland Exp.
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South Boston
Kneeland Street
Fourth Street
Ira F. Clark
Portland
All for Her at Hollis Street Theatre Captivates Audiences
A large crowd praised the Tremont and Hollis Street Theatre productions. The review lauds Hugh Trevor as a stirring lead, Mrs Kendal as Lady Marsden, and supporting turns by Mr. Dodson and Mr. Denison, with admirable stage settings and strong emotional appeal across scenes from the play’s Dickensian echoes to its modern romantic drama.
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Herman Menivale
Palgrave Simpson
Lester Wallack
John Clayton
Hugh Trevor
Goethe
Sydney Carton
Henry Esmond
Dickens
England
Culloden
House of Stewart
Lord Edendale
Trevor
Edendale
Lady Marsden
Hdlendale
Marsden
Radford
Hsmond
Lady Castlewood
Kennal
Rob
Clancarty
Mrs. Kendal
Ewig Weibliche
Colonel Damer
Dodson
Mr. Denison
Colonel Lamer
Miss Campbell
Mary Rivers
Violet Vanbrugh
MISS ANNIE PIXLEY AT THE TREMONT THEATRE
Miss Annie Pixley opened at the Tremont Theatre in 22 Second Floor last night delivering a marked success. The lively actress showcased dancing and a new skirt dance in a charming Frivolity Theatre costume, with notable merit in her overall performance.
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Annie Pixley
Tremont
Tremont Theatre
Frivolity Theatre
Resident stage show praised after first night in Boston
The performance passed off with commendable smoothness despite a few first night hitches. The supporting company featured Miss Pixley with Miss Carrie Reynolds Miss Mollie Ravel Mr. C. H. Bradshaw Mr. John T. Burke and Mr. Joseph Brennan among others. The company will present The Deacon's Daughter on Feb 23 and Kate, Pixley's new military drama, in Boston on Feb 24.
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Pixley
Carrie Reynolds
Mollie Ravel
C. H. Bradshaw
John T. Burke
Joseph Brennan
Kate
Revival of Adonis Delights Globe Audiences This Season
Burlesque from Aristophanes to Mr Gilberts a fine art. The Globe Theatre hosted Adonis last evening with strong music and costumes. Dixey impressed as Irving, giving a classic imitation, while some dialogue changes drew mild condemnation. Club land and university backed the show, and the performance was generally well received.
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Adonis
Aristophanes
The Inspector at Grand Opera House Impresses New York Police Circles
Will R Williams writes a sensational five act piece staged from drawing room to police station. Frazer Coulter leads with strong performance as the inspector, supported by Byron Douglass as villain and Edna and Plonket. The audience applauded. next Monday Washington's Birthday George Wilson and his minstrel company begin a Grand Opera House engagement with music, sketches, and new jokes.
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New York
Will R. Williams
Grand Opera House
Frazer Coulter
Byron Douglass
Little Edna
Siberia at Howard Athenaeum Impresses Large Audience
Maurice Low stars in Siberia at the Howard Athenaeum with Adelaide Fitz-Allen Carrie Radcliffe Lizzie May Elmer J H Cossar and C B Waite in a praised production. Elaborate scenery enhances the performance as the note lists upcoming shows including Sunlight and Shadow A Trip to Chinatown and Ship Ahoy with changes in cast and extended runs.
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Howard Athen
Siberia
Bartley Campbell
Howard Athenwum
Maurice Low
Adelaide Fitz-Allen
Carrie Radcliffe
Lizzie May Elmer
J. H. Cossar
C. B. Waite
Kneisel Quartet at Union Hall with Miss Nikisch and Foote
The fifth Kneisel Quartet concert at Union Hall featured Mrs. Arthur Nikisch and pianist Arthur Foote. The program included Foote’s new string quartet in A flat major op. 74 and works by Chopin Liszt and Boccherini, praised for artistry though Nikisch’s singing drew mixed reviews.
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Kneisel Quartet
Kneisel
Union Hall
Arthur Nikisch
Arthur Foote
S.seceens
Mr. Foote
Foote
Boccherini
Cambridge
Nikisch
Paine Hale
Labor and capital the nine hour day at Salem
Avon Feb 16 Specian to the Post The strike of lasters at the factory of John Peach is at an end and all the men have returned to work A conference was held on Saturday in which all interested parties were represented and a price list was agreed upon An arrangement was entered into not to publish the price list
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Avon
Specian
Lasters
John Peach
Salem to Enforce Nine-Hour Day for City Labor
Salem officials announce city workers must adhere to the nine hour workday as per Massachusetts law. Mayor Rantoul cites the City Council order and the Johnson Act provision, urging department heads to enforce the rule and set a lawful example.
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Rantoul
Cornell Mill Running Again After Strike
Far River Feb 16 The Cornell Mill resumed operations this morning as striking weavers returned to work. Superintendent Diman, the new official, pledged that disputes between workers and management would be settled satisfactorily and the mill is running in full today.
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Far River
Cornell
Diman
Dockers Strike in London and Cardiff Grows Serious
The dockers strike in London and Cardiff deepens as lightermen withdraw from unloading 20,000 frozen sheep over safety fears amid threats of violence. New Zealand mutton prices rise by one penny per pound with potential further increases expected.
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London
Cardiff
New Zealand
Oddities and anecdotes from old newspapers in brief
A collage of quips about attire, secret societies, and misaddressed letters. Bits on New York Boston music rivalries, hotel call boys, labor disputes, and porcelain collections. Includes a storm tale about the La Gascogne voyage and contrasting passenger claims from Norfolk Virginian.
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Michigan
Washington Star
de Mascus
St. Agedore
St Joseph’s News
Flint
Pepper
Miss Grace
L Ife
New York
Boston
Symphony
Theodore Thomas
Chicago
N. O. Picayune
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Bell
Waldo County
Frank Stockton
Lewiston Journal
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King of Saxony
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Bottcher
Augustus
Poland
Porcelian
Sherman
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New York Sun
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Broadway
la Gascogne
Havre
Norfolk
Norfolk Virginian
Lee
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