New Year Skating Holes and Ponds Skimmed Across Boston Area
A list of nearby skating sites reports mixed conditions. Jamaica Pond Jamaica Plain and Leverett Pond Tremont and Pond streets show fair ice. Mystic Lakes and Charles River areas range from rough to good with several spots noted as near parks and squares.
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Jamaica Pond
Jamaica Plain
Ward's Pond
Air
Leverett Pond
Tremont
Pond Streets
Back Bay Fens
Franklin Park
Blue Hill Avenue
J. Brook’s Pond
Faneuil
Strong’s Pond
Oak Square
Chandler's Pond
Ugh
Putterham Meadows
Country Club
Fairresh Pond
Cambridge
Arlington
Fair
Upper Mystic Lake
Mystic
Lower Mystic Lake
West Medford
Charles River
Waltham
Good
Riverside
Upper Falls
Newtonighianas
Edham
Dedham
Neponset River
Readville
Ood
Concord
Sudbury
Oncord
Saxonville
Boxing Gossip From the Charlesbank Club Preview
The Charlesbank Athletic Club plans its first meeting of the year on Monday January 21 with a program featuring top pros. Star light is set to meet any man at 122 pounds chosen by the club, while Martin Flaherty's reps may attend to finalize terms. Other bouts teased include Sally Smith or Rosebud vs local contenders, and a potential ten rounder with Morris of Pitts. Additional notes cover Mike Sears training at Andersons in Nahant, plus Griffo training at Seaside Club with a possible Dixon match, and Don Moriarty emerging in Philadelphia boxing circles.
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Charlesbank Athletic Club
William Daly, Jr
John Eenan
Charlesbanks
Sally Smith
Lucky Rosebud
Charlesbank PLC
Martin Flaherty
Starht
Cean
Flaherty
Oung Callahan
Young Morris
Pitts
Suffolk Club
Tommy Kelly
Harlem Spider
Mike Sears
Ould
Joe Leonard
Ocal
Leonard
Rosebud
Lynn
John Soley
Chelsea
Omg Cummings
Andy Bowen
Kid Laigne
England
Peter Courtney
Aetoscope
Chamam Corbett
Ter Masher
Philadelphia
Courtney
Rts
Maher
Hanley
Charley McKeever
McKeever
Griffo
Coney Island
York
Chence
Dixon
Boston
Hugh Behan
Cr.etry
Don Moriarty
Jack Daly
Asef
Dominick McCaffrey
Jilly O’brien
Charley Mitchell
Ed Ke
Frank Murphy
Eddie Hogan
Rob Roy
New and Concentrated Remedies Offer Quick Health Restore
A physician describes a breakthrough treatment addressing the weakness caused by youthful imprudence and related diseases. He notes extensive college and hospital practice confirming its efficacy after other remedies failed, urging careful preparation and use for speedy relief.
General Turf Notes From New Orleans And Nearby Tracks
Stable room tight in New Orleans as a two mile race kicks off a series of longer events planned during the meeting. Wyndham Walden travels with A H Morris to Texas after sight seeing in the Crescent City. Detroit's first spring meeting under Daniel J. Campau offers a $5000 Derby and nine $2000 stakes with entries closing February 1. Racing opens in Hot Springs February 2 for thirty days with daily purses about $650. Gali lee is in Saratoga with Dr Street. Parquette dies at the track from lung fever, affecting entries to Brooklyn Handicap as the sport faces uncertain futures and fewer high class handicappers. La Tosca may foal to Laureate, while Atlantic rises as a promising sire choice amid Dutch Roller’s slow start.
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New Orleans
Wyndham Walden
A. H. Morris
Crescent
Detroit
Galilee
Saratoga
Turf Congress
Gravesend
Montauk
Imp. Siddartha Silver Bangle
Parquette
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Hough Brothers
St. Blaise
William Jennings
Pimlico Track
Baltimore
Dutch Roller
Roller
Mr. Jennings
Atlantic
Sensation
Baseball Talk and Umpire News Across Leagues
Baseball items cover Billy Hallman seeking play with New York or Pittsburgh and Billy Barnie courting a New England League club. Hardy Richardson seeks umpire work with strong endorsements while leaders praise Tim Hurst and Eastern League pay raises. Rourke retires, Manning to wed, and clubs brace for bigger costs. Sullivan eyed as NY secretary as Frank Selce outlines Boston next season lineup. Negotiations touch Childs to New York, plus Theo Robinson laments Cleveland support and salaries versus receipts.
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Billy Hallman
Phillies
New York
Pittsburg
Billy Barnie
New England
Hardy Richardson
John M. Ward
Chris van der Ahe
Charles Byrne
A. J. Reach
Young
N. E. Young
Gus Schmelz
Senators
George Davis
New Yorks
Arthur Irwin
Philadelphias
Hurst
F. C. Richter
American Association
Rourke
Jimmy Manning
Kansas City
al Buckenberger
Cahill
Scranton
Tim Hurst
James
Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Frank Selce
Boston
Nichols
Stivetts
Hudson
Ganzel
Ryan
Warner
Tucker
Lowe
Nash
Long
McCarthy
Duffy
Collins
Childs
Burkett
McKean
Tebeau
Robinson
Cleveland
Beachmont Yacht Club Rings In New Year With Ball
Beachmont Yacht Club held a New Year’s Eve ball at Parker Hall with about 200 dancers. Hobbs’s Orchestra provided music, and Commodore Cc. Hopkins directed the floor with Vice Commodore Eugene H. Hill assisting. A reception committee and several aids coordinated the event, ending with a city-bound special car at midnight.
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Beachmont Yacht Club
Parker Hall
Hobbs
Cc. Hopkins
Commodore
Eugene H. Hill
W. Eaton
C. Walton
W. T. White
R. J. Bay
Westward Ho at the Museum and Shifting Boston Stages
A Boston Evening article reviews Westward Ho at the Museum with Lillian Russell at Tremont and Julia Marlowe Taber at Hollis Street. The operetta set in Maverick Wyoming mocks woman suffrage, features innovative costumes, strong singing by Fanny Johnston, Annie Lewis, and a capable cast, with Braham conducting a polished premiere.
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Lillian Russell
Tremont
Julia Marlowe Taber
Hollis
Shore Acres
Boston
Lillian Russell Opera Company Revives The Grand Duchess
At the Tremont Theatre last evening the Lillian Russell company presented an elaborate revival of Offenbach The Grand Duchess. Miss Russell delivers her best work, supported by a brilliant ensemble. Hubert Wilke voices Fritz, Digby Bell and Allen Mostyn provide comedy, with strong performances by Sidney Howard, Annie Myers, Susanne Leonard, Ada Dare, and Owen Westford. Rich costumes, well trained chorus, and excellent scenery complemented the production, including a striking army departure in a snow storm.
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Richard D. Ware
B. B. Woolf
Historic Museum
Maverick
Wyoming
Ware
Fanny Johnston
Annie Lewis
Clinton Elder
Miss Sutherland
John J. Braham
Amon
Arthur Howard Ickering
Winslowarren
Professor Wood
B. A. P. Newcombe
Uriel Crocker
Carl Baermann
Emil Paur
J. R. Paine
Ms . Holmes
B. J. Lang
Arthur Foote
Dixwell
C. Hollis French
E. B. Reynolds
A. A. Norris
Charles R. Adams
Elliott W. Pratt
H. H. A Beach
William B.ray
Frederick M. Brigns
Ralph L. Emerson
C. M. Reed
Elizabeth _ Ballard
Carl Faelton
George O. Shattuck
Chick
G. H. Shaw
H. D. Forbes
Alice J. Paine
Sarah H. Sanchard
C. C. Batchelder
Gertrude Franklin
B. E. Woolf
B. S. Calef
Ernst Perabo
Mark Hollingsworth
Matthew Luce
M. L
Tremont Theatre
Lillian Russell Opera Company
Offenbach
Miss Russell
Hubert Wilke
Fritz
Digby Bell
Baron Puck
Hallen Mostyn
General Baum
Sidney Howard
Prince Paul
Annie Myers
Wanda
Susanne Leonard
Ada Dare
Owen Westford
Auty
Shore Acres at the Boston Theatre Delights Crowd
The Boston Theatre hosted a crowd for Shore Acres by James A. Herne, praised for its natural portrayal of New England life. Cast members Nathaniel Berry Robert Fischer and Grace Gaylor Clark received acclaim for their strong, nuanced performances.
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Shore Acres
Boston
New England
James A. Herne
Mr. Herne
Nathaniel Berry
Martin Berry
Light House
Robert Fischer
Joel Gates
James T. Galloway
Grace Gaylor Clark
Ann Berry
Grace Filkins
Martin
Helen Berry
The Side Show at Grand Opera House
The Side Show a new Mackie comedy filled the Grand Opera House last evening with strong performances. Cast included James B. Mackie as Grimes George H. Tyler as Smiley Sharke and W H Trueheart Tony Kennedy Waldo Whipple John T Hanson with Misses Kittie Gilmore Helen Russell Laura Ashby and Louise Sanford. The show continues through the week with matinees.
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James B. Mackie
Grand Opera House
Mr. Mackie
Grimes
George H. Tyler
Smiley Sharke
W. H. Trueheart
Tony Kennedy
Waldo Whipple
Weary Walker
John T. Hanson
Kittie Gilmore
Helen Russell
Laura Ashby
Louise Sanford
Boston crowds laud McGlennon songs at Park Theatre
Old proverb about meat and poison contrasts Boston tastes with San Francisco. Felix McGlennon’s song And Her Golden Hair Was Hanging Down Her Back draws repeated recalls at the Park Theatre where Bettina Girard sings it in A Black Sheep. Hoyt’s new play and Otis Harlan’s English on Broadway draw audiences. Jacinta closing at Castle Square. a new opera title contest opens with box prize. Katherine Rober headlines A Heroine in Rags at Grand Museum with strong supporting cast. varied acts fill the bill at the Imperial Theatre from 1 to 10:39 p.m.
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Boston
San Francisco
Felix McGlennon
Pacific Coast
Park Theatre
Bettina Girard
McGlennon
Miss Girard
Hoyt
Otis Harlan
Jacinta
Castle Square
Perlet
Norcross
J. W. Luce
Katherine Rober
Grand Museum
Gabrielle
Bartley Campbell
Lillian Mortimer
Grace Hamilton
Ellen Mortimer
Jean la Crosse
William Farnum
Justin Paige
Hmerald Isle
Lillie Robie
May Walsh
Minnie Cline
John Weber
Nellie Hancock
Hollis Theatre Hosts Julia Marlowe Taber Engagement
The annual Hollis Theatre program featured Julia Marlowe Taber, drawing a large local audience for this principal dramatic event of the year.
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Hollis Stre
School For Scandal
Julia Marlowe Taber
Hollis
The Amazons Begin Final Week at Columbia Theater
The Amazons closes its second week at the Columbia. Annie Russell returns to Boston stage next Monday with The New Woman by Sydney Grundy, produced by A M Palmer. Seats go on sale at 8 this morning. The Passing Show follows on Jan 21.
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Columbia
Annie Russell
Boston
Columbia Theatre
A. M. Palmer
Sydney Grundy
Miss Russell
Charles Friohman
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Boston Stage Delivers Night of Wide Variety and Wit
A lively Boston review praises a mixed bill of acts led by Leo Cervolto on a 28 foot Pathway rig. The lineup features Raymon Moore songs, Nellie B. Chandler’s Lady Orchestra, Crimmins and Gore, the Dixon Brothers, the Coulson sisters, Ammons Clerise French trio, Lester and Williams, and many others delivering acrobatics, music, and comic sketches.
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Boston
Leo Cervolto
America
Raymon Moore
Nellie B. Chandler
Crimmins
Gore
Dixon Brothers
Coul- Son
Ammons- Clerise
Lester
Williams
Johnston
Davenport
Lorella
Roger
Belle Dolan
Manhattan Four
Creole Troupe and strongman acts headline Boston Palace show
Sam T. Jack's Creole company opens a week at the Palace Theatre featuring a lively program of comedy and song. The Tropical Temple of Thespis showcases creole beauties, dancers, living pictures, and a Southern plantation finale amid a variety of vaudeville acts led by Tom Brown Mallory brothers and the Mackintosh duo. In Austin & Stone's Museum, twelve noted strongmen including Wilhelm and McMahon perform feats, with Mile. Flossie La Blanch highlighting female strength and a cabinet act by Prince Albene and Mile. La Brant. The lineup includes Ryders and many other entertainers.
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Sam T. Jack
Palace Theatre
Thespis
Tom Brown
Mallory Brothers
Williams
May
At -Ustin & Stone’s
Boston
Herr Wilhelm
Tillus Wright
Joseph M¢@rrai
Br’brothers
Prince Albene
Mile
la Brant
Prince
Ryders
Carmenelli
Lucille
Sheridans
Pete Griffin
Myrtle Tressider
Bertina
Ravelli
Kane
Entertaining Week At Howard Atheneum Delights Crowd
Proprietor Lothrop’s Howard Atheneum show drew strong crowds with a starry billed lineup. Joe Flynn parodies Rialta serpentine dancer. St Felix sisters sing and dance. Ryan and Richferd offer a funny sketch. Josie Gregory performs I Want to be Somebody’s Baby. Ducrows astonish on the double trapeze. Dorothy Drew sings and dances. Dick Carroll headlines with wit and grit. Additional acts include Laura Bennett, Harry and Dolly Russell, Maude Fenton, Albert Waltz, Edward H. Banker, Ida Howell, Florence Jjlene, John L. Manama, C. Foy Irish songs.
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Lothrop
Howard Atheneum
Joe Flynn
Rialta
Serpantine
St Felix Sisters
Ryan and
Richferd
Josie Gregory
Ducrows
Dorothy Drew
Dick Carroll
Laura Bennett
Harry and Dolly Russell
Maude Fenton
Albert Waltz
Edward H. Banker
Ida Howell
Florence Jjlene
John L. Manama C. Foy
Josie Crecor
King
ST. Felix
America
Dan
Richfield
Brown and Harrison
Bertha Bush
The
Russells
Gaiety Girls
Ballet
Lyceum Curtain Rises on Russell Comedians and Vaudeville Cast
The Lyceum drew a large audience for a Russell brothers vaudeville bill with Whiting and Shepard, Hastings and Marion, piano virtuoso Will Fox as Padewhiskle, vocalist Lizzie R. Raymond, Sam Bernard, Thomas O'Brien and Clara Havel. The show closed with the Russell brothers fare and earned strong applause as a high class entertainment.
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Lyceum
Russell
Messrs
Whiting
Shepard
Hastings
Marion
Will H. Fox
Padewhiskle
Lizzie R. Raymond
Russell Brothers
Sam Bernard
Thomas O'Brien
Black Crook Company
Clara Havel
Scenograph Admission Changes At Boston Exhibition
The Scenograph, a painting likened to the White City, will have special 50 cent admission days to reduce crowds and 2 cent days otherwise. Management planned 60 cent entry after January 1, but may depart Boston soon, prompting the adjusted schedule.
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White City
Boston
Humanity Opens Second Week at Bowdoin Square Theatre
The play Humanity enters its second week at Bowdoin Square Theatre with a strong cast and lively plot. Critics note immediate popularity and smoother performances than opening, with the engagement to conclude next week followed by The Derby Winner.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
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