Miss Davenport Arrives in Boston with Cleopatra on Stage
Miss Fannie Davenport arrived in Boston aboard the white train from New York to perform Cleopatra at Hollis Street Theatre this evening. She praised Boston audiences and recalled her Brooklyn success, noting her chats with Sardou, his Egypt setting, and welcoming memories at Sardou’s home.
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Fannie Davenport
Hollis Street
Cleopatra
Boston
New York
McDowell
New York & New England
Marcus R. Mayer
Egypt
Sardon
Miss Davenport
Sardou
Cyrene
Palace Theatre
New Bedford
New Bedford Opera House
Sardou’s Cleopatra Delivered as Grand Creation
The interview praises Sardou’s portrayal of Cleopatra, arguing he elevates the character beyond Shakespearean inconsistency. The speaker contends Cleopatra can be a grand, historically plausible woman, noting Sardou’s focus on period accuracy and dramatic intensity.
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Sardou
Cleopatra
Shakspere
Paris
Egypt
Playhouse troupe boasts seasoned performers enhance encore
The speaker describes an ensemble of musicians dancers and cup-bearers urged to display charms, aiming for a coordinated, complete interpretation. He notes the company is similar to last season but aged and improved, delivering a livelier snake act that enjoys the performance as much as the audience.
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Snake
Frank B Richards Testimonial at Park Theatre Night
A testimonial for Frank B Richards, Park Theatre press rep, drew a full house with standing room. The program featured many performers including Annie and Kate Blancke, Delia Stacey, Fritz Giese, Blanche Walsh, and Marie Wainwright while Catherine O Rourke and Cyrene the dancer drew crowds at various Boston venues this week.
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Park Theatre
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Toggs
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Marie Wainwright
Z. Mode
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Museum Company
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Fritz Giese
Charles Canfield
Blanche Walsh
William Hoey
Ada L. Case
Wallie Eoldinger
Carrie ‘Turner
T. W. Henry
Harvard
Maude Wilson
Kate Ryan
Marie Richards
Masterpieces of American Literature in Boston Schools
A review notes Boston schools adopt Masterpieces of American Literature as a teaching volume. It features selected works by Irving, Bryant, Franklin, Holmes, Hawthorne, Whittier, Thoreau, O Reilly, Lowell, Emerson, Webster, Everett, Longfellow, and others with biographical sketches. It also discusses An Inductive Latin Primer by Harper and Burgess, Holy Names by Smythe, and The Century.
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Franklin
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Thoreau
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Webster
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Longfellow
Lincoln
Young America
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Arcadie
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Handel
God
Father Everlasting
Carrie
Times” Department
Howe
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Henry V. Boynton
Ervin Wardman
Cutting
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
William R. Harer
Isaac B. Rogers
New York
American Book Company
Julian K. Smyth
Roberts Bros
Century Company
News Dealings Pioneers on Washington Street
The article catalogs Washington street newsdealers shaping Boston’s commerce, naming young proprietors like a 15 year old at 1401 Washington, Hadijien at 1467, Ewell at 1575 with a large circulating library, Treanor at 1085, Grant at 1175, Radley at 1283 and Brown at 1317. It notes small profits but rapid returns and describes the growth of business districts along Tremont, Washington and Boylston streets.
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Boston
Summer Street
Boylston Street
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Post
Dover Street
Rutland Street
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Co. E. Ewell
Ewell
Treanor
Brooke Herford
I'reanor
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The
Radley
Cincinnati
Post Dime Wants Sparks Debate On Effect Of Cause
A terse editorial phrase links cause and effect, noting that action triggers consequence yet suggests uncertainty about outcomes. The line references a Post Dime notice, hinting at a broader discussion or public interest item arising from a small inquiry.
East Boston man arrested for larceny of clothing and tools
Colt Chisholm, 38, of East Boston, was arrested yesterday charged with larceny of clothing and carpenter tools valued at $4685 from Christine Cehlow of 52 Border Street, Saturday.
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Boston
Christine Cehlow
Border Street
Monkey Language Scheme Leads to Baby Mix Up
Two Harvard medics hatch an absurd plan to train a baby in monkey speech by keeping a child with two pet monkeys in a city flat. A kidnapping scare, chaos with the orphan, and a boy left in care of the pair end with the baby safe and the two men admitting many lies.
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South Africa
Boston
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Jove
Brown
West
Harvey
Scott
Orphan Asylum
Sonny
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