Amusements today in Boston venues full of shows
Listings for theatres and venues across Boston show times at 7 45 and matinees including A Trip to Chinatown Bettys Finish The Solicitor Adonis The Inspector The Weaker Sex Siberia Ship Ahoy 22 Second Floor Chopin recital and Boston Symphony Orchestra with venues on Washington Tremont Hollis and Cambridge venues and events at Tremont Temple and Cyclorama
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Washington Street
Chinatown
Boston Museum
Tremont Street
Scollay Square
Betty
Dixey
Adonis
Mgrand Opera House
Washington
Dover Street
Shounss Sterst
Hollis Street
Notable historic keepsakes in Boston elderly society room
A Boston observer recalls a Franklin cane once presented in France with an ivory handle aged yellow by time, and a clock used by Louis Philippe at Salem Street academy. The clock, now owned by a housekeeper, links to early visits by Louis Philippe to Boston and the Bethune family. The piece touches on cremation debates and the era’s cultural currents, noting sentiment, religion, and progress in New England.
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Boston
Franklin
France
Louis Philippe
Salem Street
George Amory Bethune
Harvard Advocate Afternoon Tea at Hastings Hall
Harvard Advocate editors hosted a midwinter tea from 4 to 7 pm in Hastings Hall. Mrs Louise Chandler Moulton and Mrs John Brooks served as matrons. guests included Misses Thayer Almy Bremer Brooks Thorndike Dibblee Stover Flagler and many notable Boston Cambridge and Washington figures. About 300 attendees enjoyed decorated rooms and a lively social scene with prominent names from academia and society.
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Harvard Advocate
Hastings Hall
Louise Chandler Moulton
Boston
John Brooks
Cambridge
Miss Thayer
Almy
Bremer
Brooks
Thorndike
Dibblee
Harvard
the Advocate
Ikeda
Seneras
Death of Hon. Samael C. Coss Shocks Boston
The death of Hon. Samael C. Coss, at nearly sixty five, is noted with regret. Though withdrawn from public work recently, his contributions as Alderman and Mayor left a lasting, honorable record. His passing is described as untimely and a loss to both public welfare efforts and private benevolence.
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Samael C.coss
T Enterprises
Conp
Ity
Boston
Amendments Pass In Senate For Biennial Elections And Voting Reform
The Senate approved two major constitutional amendments, one for biennial elections and the other repealing the tax qualification for voting, with minimal opposition. The suffrage measure drew only six votes against and faced no debate, while the biennial change drew critique from Senator END yet saw no party-line division. Both moves head to the House urged for bipartisan support and good-government reform.
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Senate
Tribune’s Exclusive Take On The Tariff Reaction
The Tribune claims a strong public reaction to the tariff shift, describing initial denials of rising prices, then a surge of new manufacturing and revived idle mills. It argues wages and trade will rise as dealers benefit, and notes partisan exaggeration while promising ongoing coverage of the tariff’s education process.
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The
New York Tribune
Wan- Ker
Tribune
Mons
Amended Copyright Bill Passed By Senate
The Senate finally passed the international copyright bill amid debate on amendments. Supporters wanted it sent to the President unamended, but the final outcome remains uncertain as the issue continues to linger.
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Senate
Senate Bill Raises International Copyright Clash
The article argues the Senate’s amendments threaten the bill by reintroducing piracy protections and delaying international copyright. It urges the House to reject the harmful clause on foreign works while noting the chance to achieve international copyright this session remains if the Senate does not derail the effort.
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Ferees
House
Senate
Fryg
Connecticut Comptroller Crisis Sparks Calls for Democratic Will
The quiet surrender of the State Comptroller's office by the governor's order risks postponing reason in Connecticut. A letter from Davy A. Wells in the Hartford Times urges an equitable, people’s-will determination, noting that constitutional majority rules, contested returns, and legality questions complicate the path to a solution.
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Connecticut
Davyip
A. Wells
Hartford Times
New Hampshire
Morris
Bulkeley
Senate
Wetus
Wallis
Connecticut Governor Election Controversy Ends in Morris Victory
The argument asserts the people’s will rejects Prohibition candidate Aveur and Republican Merwiny as governors. It contends Judge Morris and associates should be admitted to offices as they secured about 7,000 more votes than their rivals, to respect the popular will.
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Judge Morris
Wells
Parmias M. Aveur
Prohibition
General Assembly
Lamoan E. Merw1y
Avour
Connecticut
Home Market Club backs immigration limits and trade shift
The Executive Committee of the Home Market Club unanimously supports Congress enacting laws to curb undesired immigration and degraded labor, favoring free imports of essential goods to raise purchasing power. They note a drift toward free trade and urge educational discussion of political economy, while critiquing current protectionist focus. The piece references contemporary figures and journalistic debates on tariffs and labor competition.
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The
Home Market Club
Congress
Lonas
Massachusetts
Tariff Reform League
Cobden
Popular Study Of Economic Science Promotion Call
The piece urges university extension programs to broadly promote political economy. It notes many bright young men seek mental growth and economic science offers great appeal. It laments reliance on newspapers and campaign papers for social science teaching while scholarly works remain inaccessible.
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New England
Interesting Wedding Ceremony at Second Church
The wedding of George F. Steele of Edison Electric Lights Co and Mabel Louise Southwick of C J Southwick was held at Second Church with Rev E A Horton officiating. Emma I Marshall attended the bride. reception at Hotel Warren Highlands was relatives only due to a bereavement. After a Bermudian tour, the couple will reside at the Langham.
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Edison Electric Lights Company
Mabel Louise Southwick
C. J. Southwick
E. A. Horton
T. W. Weeks
New York
Prince of Wales
Emma I
Marshall
Newton
Albert E. Prescott
Ralph Dams Cram
Julian Abbot Cameron
Westford
Charles Paine Marshall
Herbert M. Howes
Thomas M. Sargent
Somerville
P. Cottrell
Charles Webster Franklin
Hotel Warren
Highlands
Cleveland-Fenderson Concert Delights Union Hall Audience
The Cleveland-Fenderson Concert Company led by Mrs Ella Cleveland-Fenderson and Dr Fenderson drew a near full Union Hall crowd. Encores followed each piece as Miss Coburn and Miss Sherman impressed with violin solos and singing. The program featured reading, songs, and piano, with noted pieces by Tosti and Papini and a lively Chopin recital by Mr de Pachmann at Chickering Hall.
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Union Hall
Cleveland-Fenderson Concert Company
Ella Cleveland-Fenderson
Josephine Coburn
M. R. Sherman
J. D. Romimus
Fenderson
Billy
Dr. Fenderson
Miss Coburn
Allen & Romance
Papini
Miss Sherman
Bong
Dessanier
Cleveland-Fenderson
Capriccio
Tosti Miss Coburn
Allen
Misa Sherman
Desdemo Ate Hong
Monia
Bice
Love
Apept
Cleveland Fenderson
Ella Cleveland-Henderson
Sullivan
Sherman
Pachmann Delights in a Mixed Chopin Style Concert
A refined program including Berceuse Op 57, Nocturnes, and Fantaisie-Impromptu featured pianist Pachmann. His exacting finish and poetic expressiveness drew incessant, sincere applause as the hall filled, with plans hinted for a Chickering Hall engagement mixing Mozart and Scarlatti titles.
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de Pachmann
Chickering Hall
Mozart
Scarlatti
Recitals at Tremont Temple and Sanders Theatre in Boston
Music notes report two piano recitals today and tonight. Mrs H H A Beach performs Chopin works at Tremont Temple for Marine Biological Laboratory funds at 2 30 this afternoon. A Boston Symphony concert follows at Sanders Theatre Cambridge at 7 45 featuring Cherubini Anacreon Bach and Brahms Second Symphony with Fanny Bloomfield Zeisler performing Saint Saens Piano Concerto in G minor.
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Jerusalem
Tremont Street
Weemont Temple
H. H. A. Beach
Marine Biological Laboratory
Saxper’s Theatre
Cambridge
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Tremont Temple
Boston Cympheny
Sanders’ Theater
Cherubini
Anacreon
Bach
Brahm
Fanny Bloomfield-Zeisler
Saint Saéns
Patchwork Bits from Aged Newspapers Parade
A compilation of humorous lines and short notes from various old papers. Jokes on photography, posters, and poetry mix with social satire about patents, trials, and aluminum money. Disjoint items reference politicians, labor stories, and a phonograph prank in a boarding house.
Doors Closed as New York Trust Faces Court Action
The American Loan and Trust Company in New York suspended operations with doors closed at 12 30. Deputy Attorney General orders the company to show cause why it should not be restrained from corporate powers and a temporary receiver appointed. The suit to dissolve the corporation also seeks relief. Bank Superintendent Preston reports a deficit of 658 789 dollars, with hope securities may reduce the gap to 475 000 and depositors possibly paid in full. Potential receiver action may be adjourned if funds and stockholder support materialize.
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New York
American Loan & Trust Company
William J. Lardner
Supreme Court
Taber
Preston
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