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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1892

Page

6

Perkins Institute Washington's Day Gala by Blind Inmates

The Perkins Institute hosted a Washington's Day celebration with performances by the blind inmates and the girls and boys departments. Helen Keller appeared as Mother Ceres and spoke on expanding facilities and the kindergarten program.

Washington Perkins Institute Helen Keller Mother Ceres Whittier Julia R. Anaznos H. E. Moya Ous D. Bigelow Norma W. Ramsdell W. A. Messer H. B. Hodsdon J. C. Campbell W. E. Andrews J. F. Miner J. F. Walsh P. A. Rasmussen Edith Thomas Willie Robin Baby Tom

Apology Demanded Over Boston Ward Meda List Incident

A provoked notice from The Herald and Record demands an official apology to Boston for a perceived misstep in mocking the city. The Post’s alleged roster of four hundred Bostonians is cited as a ready tool to replace their prior ridicule in a graceful, decisive gesture.

Herald Owen Boston POST

Palmer Russell Speculation Stirs Chicago Democratic Conventions

Ex congressman General Collins calls Palmer speculation after Chicago talks. Palmer aims for national presidency with cross party backing, while Cook county to endorse unit rule. Collins says no fixed ticket and predicts an unmuzzled June convention will decide. Morrison fights Palmer, Altgeld favored, and party unity urged.

New York Times Palmer P. A. Collins Cook County Alweld Illinois Altgeld Chicago Cleveland Hil Gorman Ibis Patrick A. Collins Boston Massachusett Senator Palmer Washington Collins St. Louis National Democracy Russel Massachusetts Nee Sore Stock Russell New England John Mayo Palmer William Morrison Interstate Commission Ilinois Chargo Morrison Dorchester Chicago Tribune Daniel Dougherty Democratic Party New York United States Lama Delegae Republic

Prize Essayists Celebrate Washington Birthday Observance

In Boston Old South Meeting House Charles Coffin spoke on Washington and Lincoln while Edwin Mead hailed prize winners from Dorchester High School. Ruth Whittemore read on Washington Education. top prizes awarded 540 and 825. Essays covered Caxton printing and Columbus.

Washington Old South Childre Charles Carleton Coffin Abraham Lincoln Edwin D. Mead Ruth Bailey Whittemore Eibridge Smith Charles Carieon Coffin Lincoln

Take Down the Sign W Smith Saunderson Arrested

W Smith Saunderson was arrested Sunday evening by Officer Clough on a warrant charging embezzlement of 76 dollars from Fred C Floyd editor of the South Boston Bulletin. Saunderson had been business manager and superintendent until two weeks ago. he denies the charges and awaits trial in the local court.

W. Smith Saunderson Clough Division 6 Fred C. Floyd South Boston Bulletin Saunderson The Bulletin Floyd Pet

Lowell Memorial Service A Choral Tribute In Cambridge

A memorial for James Russell Lowell in Appleton Chapel Cambridge featured a hour and a quarter of exclusively choral music conducted by Warren Locke and George Osgood with Appleton and St Pauls choirs. Notables including Oliver Wendell Holmes and Henry Higginson attended, as the program drew on Cherubini Mendelssohn and Gounod with Beati Mortui and Great is Jehovah among the offerings.

James Russell Lowell Appleton Chapel Cambridge Boston C. E. Norton F. J. Child Harvard Mr. Lowell Warren A. Locke George L. Osgood St. Paul’s Church J. C. Bartlett George Hawley Edwar E. Haden Thomas Johnson W. T. Meek T. H. Norris George J. Parker Elijah Spears Louis B. Walker George W. Want Edwin F. Webber Basses D. M. Bibcock George R. Claris Henry A. Cook Clarence E. Hay Laurence G. Ripley George R. Remele A. C. Ryder George R. Titus Alyron W. Whitney Osgood Locke Schubert Mendelssohn J. Michael Bach Jehovah Nehubert Felssohn Mr. Parser Co. W. Eliot Oliver Wendell Holmes Justin Wincor Phillips Brooks Martin Brimmer George 5. Hale George Putnam Leverett Saltonstall Lothrop Thorndike William G. Russell Waldo Burnett Joseph Burnett Edward Burnett Henry Lee B. Schlesinger Frederic Cunningham Percy Brown E. R. Coggswell William Lawrence Augustus Lowell Dr. Wyman C. G. Saunders A. C. Potter John S. Dwight Simmuel Longfellow Edward Hall T. %. Higginson D. J. Slade Edward Hooper C. L. Smith C. R. Lanman J. W. White J. M. Peirce C. J. Jackson H. W. Torrey G. M. Lane J. C. Gray J. B. Thayer L. B. R. Briggs Garrett Wendell J. B. Greenough G. Lane G. H Palmer William James Secreary

Eulogy on James Russell Lowell by George William Curtis

Brooklyn notes mark Lowell birthday with speeches from Curtis and others. The address links Lowell to Washington's birthday, Massachusetts and Virginia, Elmwood house, Elmwood history, and Revolutionary era sites near Cambridge. A portrait of Lowell as a seminal figure in American literature and national conscience is drawn.

Brooklyn N. Y Sorcran George William Curtis Brooklyn Institute James Russell Lowell Curtis Cambridge Washington America Massachusetts Virginia Lowell Elmwood Boston New England Reget Elbridge Gerry Longfellow Lexington Common Paul Revere Concord Yonder Bunker Blill Burgoyne Saratoga University Coeva

Marriage Rings in Australian Gold Made to Order

Wilson Rosos offers custom made wedding rings in Australian gold 7 to 12 sizes. Crafted to order at their factory in two hours using oak for the Big Clock. Located at 15 Tremont Row, Boston, advertised as one of the city’s largest jewelers.

Ustralian Gold WILSON + ROS Tremont Row Boston

Marriages in City: Bessom Bernier and Jerome Whitcomb

In this city on February 17 and February 21, Henry Bessom weds Emma Bernier and Charles J. Jerome weds Myrtie E. Whitcomb, both marriages officiated by Rev. M. KR. Deming.

Bessom— Bernier This M. KR. Deming Henry Bessom Emma Bernier Jerome—Whitcomb This City Charles J. Jerome Myrtie E. Whitcomb

Death notices from city area February listings

Obituary notices report multiple deaths in various cities and towns including Susan M Bogle and Mary Louise Emmons Farrington in Boston area, Yavil L Bil in Newburyport, Eliza Ann Sering in Wirt Indiana, Abbie L Mayo in Jamaica Plain, Alice W Sullivan Somerville, Joseph W Tufts in Maiden, Fidelia Boswell Somerville, Hannah Jewett Andover, Harriet Dochester Clinton Conn, and George Totman. Ages range from 26 to 77 with dates between February 18 and February 29.

Tufts Maden Joseph W. Tufts Susan M. Ware Jonathan Anu Boswell Somerville Fidelia Boswell Jeweltt Andover William Jewett Tucker Hannah

Washington and Lowell Remembered as Glorious Lives

Words felt like a eulogy for two great men whose influence, breadth, and affluence stood as a superb example. Curtis spoke of Lowell as politician poet patriot man of honor and lover of New England. Their lives were a benediction to the nation and its republic.

Mr. Curtis Lowell New England Washington and

Bulls and Bears Observe Holiday In Boston Market

Boston on February 23, 1892 reports stock exchanges in Boston and New York closed for a holiday. Traders paused to reassess markets and align strategies, while letters from the Showalter Mortgage Company and its debenture bondholders discuss capital needs and bids for mortgages, urging bondholder responses by February 22, 1892.

Boston New York Bulls Bears Showater Mortgage Company Wellington Kansas Missuri Ilinois Sboowalter Mortgage Company Series CO

Dividends and Quarters for Major Rail and Mining Stocks

Public market brief listing forthcoming dividend quarters for Consolidated Adjustable Shoe Col, Illinois Central RR, New York Chicago St Louis RR Nickel Plate, Northern Pacific RR, Toledo Columbus Railway, Philadelphia & Erie, and other entities. Includes per share amounts, preferred stock figures, and March 1 to April 15 payment dates. Strong entities include Chicago Gas Trust, Illinois Central RR, Nickel Plate, Philadelphia & Erie, Toledo & Ohio Centers, Toledo Terminals, and mining firms TAMARACK MINING Co and QU Inc.

Consolidated Adjustable Shoe Co C. Bayq Cuiiaco & Alton Chicago Gas Trust CaLumer & HecLta Mixing Co Illinois Central RR LacLepe Gas Co Quir National Leap Trustt New York Cricaco St Louis RR Northern Pacifro RR Lpc Orecon Improvement Co Philadelphia & Erie Quincy Mining Co St Pave & Duluth KKK Seniaun Tamarack Mining Co Marc ToLedu & Olu Centtril Ra Quar Spe Grand Riverso Nat, Bank Isostun “Manufacturing Co Lorkwoo. Co Filchong «Rk. Co New England R.R. Co Quiscy RR. Bridge Co Do Kuiland RR. Co Kasern Ri. Co New Hampshire Boston Atheneum Norwich & Worcester RR. Co Rilland RR R.co Real Etate& Buitling Co Boston Mon H Steamship Co Boston Investment City Ofleveland R. of Vermont Land Co Kansas and New Engine Telephone Co China Insurance Congess Street Manchester Mills Congress Street Byrder Lawrence Gas Company

Proposed Investments Bond Sales Across Cities

A chaotic OCR sample lists bond sales and new ventures in multiple locales. Mentions Farco North Dakota Messia Parson Leach Co buyers of six percent gold bonds. Burlington trainee committee negotiating eighty bonds. Haverston California savings bank. Portland Oregon banking merger. several railroad projects in SprinerreLp Illinois and Arkansas City Kansas. mining firms in Milwaukee and Idaho. Durango project in Mexico. Kanawha Iron Co Duluth. Madera Electric Light Co California.

Minstrels They: Jamaica Clubmen Present Burnt Cork Show

Jamaica Plain Eliot Hall hosted a matinee and evening by the Jamaica Club Minstrels featuring negro melodies dances and songs with a laughable tete-a-tete An Evening with the Professor The performers included E W Brewer A Hi Stephenson Fred Seaver and many others led by musical director Warren G Hills amid a varied program of choruses and selections by the Jamaica Banjo Club.

Jamaica Club Eliot Hall Jamaica Plain Jamaica Banjo Club Black Cork E. W. Brewer A. Hi. Stephenson Fred Seaver Jones W. G. Ailman L. Williams

The Cake Walk Draws Townwide Speculation

The fray around Thursday night’s cake walk in Music Hall has become a dramatic talk of the town with invitations sent to Governor Russell, Mrs. J. L. Gardner and about 400 attendees. Prizes on display across the city show the event’s magnitude and the field for guesses is large.

Amy Robsart at Tremont Theatre a lavish spectacle

A detailed review notes Marie Wainwright as Amy in a grand yet melodramatic production at Tremont Theatre. It highlights the elaborate scenery by Young and Marston, questions dramatic cohesion, praises Wainwright's modern portrayal, criticizes Blanche Walsh's Elizabeth, and describes supporting performances, costumes, and stage effects.

Amy Robsart Marie Wainwright Tremont Theatre Andrew Halliday Julian Magnus Watts Phillips Miss Neilson Drury Lane Miss Wainwright Mr. Marston Mr. Young Greenwich Palace Hampton Court Greenwich Kenilworth Amy Cumnor Place Cumnor Hall Sir Walter Queen Elizabeth Charlotte Cudhman Guy Mannevine Mme. Janauschek England Leicester Viola Blanche Walsh Barton Hill Varney Mephistopheles

A Straight Tip at Hollis Street Theatre

James T Powers and company open a brief engagement at Hollis Street Theatre in A Straight Tip. Improvements keep the farce lively with strong supporting roles by Delia Stacey Eloise Mortimer Leona Ambrose Rose Figman and Baby Lon. The cast also includes John Sparks Emma Hanley Jennie Satterlee Richard Gormar and Peter F Daly. Next week Fanny Davenport with Melbourne MacDowell to star in Cleopatra.

Hollis James T. Powers Hollis Street Mr. McNally Boston Mr. Powers Delia Stacey Eloise Mortimer Leona Ambrose Rose Figman Baby Lon John Sparks Emma Hanley Jennie Satterlee Richard Gormar Peter F. Daly Fanny Davenport Melbourne MacDowell

Irish drama filled the Howard Athenaeum last night

A large audience gathered at the Howard Athenaeum for an Irish drama performance presented last evening. The show drew sizable crowds and highlighted traditional themes, with actors delivering spirited performances on stage.

Howard Atheneum

Monroe Brings Aunt Bridget's Baby to Bow Do in Square

George W Monroe opens a week at Bow doin Square Theatre with Aunt Bridget's Baby a fast furious and well supported show. New acts include It s a Job Lot in male attire and topical pieces plus mandoline dances and several quartets. Next week Fanny Rice appears in A Jolly Surprise.

George W. Monroe New Bowdoin Square Theatre Bridget Monroe Munroe London Quaker City Pretty Fanny Rice Tremont Theatre

Christmas Celebration At Park Theatre Attracts Massive Attendance

A holiday event at the Park Theatre drew a throng into Aunt Abby's reception rooms with the matinee crowd the largest ever recorded. Mr Burgess was met by an enthusiastic audience in the evening as doors and ticket takers nearly gave way. Onlookers saw NY speculators selling 35 cent tickets for up to 150 dollars on the opposite sidewalk, but management halted the scheme quickly.

George Kelly Robert McNair Charles W. Butler Marion Elmore Park Theatre Aunt Abby Mr. Burgess New York

Parlor Match at Grand Opera House Delights Audiences

The Grand Opera House stage lit up with light comedy and musical numbers in Parlor Match. William Hoey presented topical songs A Job Lot and They're After Me, joined by the Sisters Levy in song and dance. Minnie French shone in a bright juvenile role and Charles E. Evans impressed as the literary hustler. The two act extravaganza pleased a packed house and matinees are Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

Willian Hoey Levy Minnie French Charles E. Evans

1A Hoop of Gold at Palace Theatre Delights Audiences

The melodrama 1A Hoop of Gold presented at the Palace Theatre yesterday under Mortimer Murdoch’s company drew a tremendous hit. Murdoch excelled as Scotty, Richard Nesmith played Sammy Weatherwick well, Ruth-Aylmar shone as Ruth-Baillion, Cyrene drew great applause with dazzling dancing, and the ensemble including Clever James Bingham Essie Graham Will Denny and others enjoyed audience praise.

Palace Theatre Mortimer Murdoch Mr. Murdoch Scotty Richard Nesmith Sammy Weatherwick Wiy Ruth — Aylmar Ruth — Baillion Cyrene James Bingham Essie Graham Will &. Denny Boston Favorit

Notable additions to the volunteer army shown by crowds

A block of seats was reserved for Richards and a military organization as part of a day celebration. A Chinese orchestra is highlighted as a key feature among novelles. Ada Lobdell Case and Charles Canfield join the volunteer army, along with Miss Alice R. Hodgdon, a popular whistling soloist, drawing crowds at the event.

Richards Ada Lobdell Case New York Charles Canfield Alice R. Hodgdon

Two Headed Boy Headlines Busy Museum Night

The Stone and Shaw Museum drew a full crowd after doors opened at nine. The two headed boy performed in the final week of a successful engagement, joined by the Meramba Band Frank Burt and others including Dr McFarland and wife, illusionists, and J W Kang the one armed whistler.

Messrs Stone & Shaw’s Museum Frank Burt Dr. McFarland

On Hand at Lothrop's Grand Museum

Miss Kate Glassford starred in On Hand a stirring melodrama once famous, performed with Lothrop's stock company before large enthusiastic audiences. Jere Grady as Jack Norton delivered the show’s hit eight impersonations across four acts. An Irish comedy sketch Temptation followed, with a strong variety program by Mackie and Walker and others.

John ‘Thompson Lothrop J. Francis Kirke Mackie and Walker Emile Meuiler Dale Armstrong Charles Burnham John McVicar Irving T. Bush Celia Lindsay Josie ‘I. Mitchell

The Lost Paradise and Lillian Russell at New York Theatres

A report notes large crowds at the Columbia Theatre for The Lost Paradise and at the Globe Theatre for Lillian Russell in La Cigale with new gowns promised. Mollie Edinger and Viola McNeil drew attention at the Museum for The Holly Tree Inn. Frank Richards receives a testimonial as Park Theatre enjoys strong support from New York friends.

Columbia Theatre Mollie Edinger Viola McNeil Museum Holly Tree Inn Dombey and Son Museum Company Park Theatre Frank Richards New York

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