Boston Concert Season Features Major Opera and Piano Recitals
The Boston Symphony Orchestra performs Schubert and Schumann in Music Hall with George Riddle reading parts, joined by a Cecilia Club chorus. Upcoming events include E A McDowell’s piano recital at Chickering Hall, Patti and Fabbri headlining a grand operatic concert, Estelle T Andrews at Sleeper Hall, and a Philadelphia concert by the Boston Symphony with soloists Nikisch and Schroeder. New music by varying publishers announced.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Music Hall
Schubert
Schumann
Byron
Manfred
George Riddle
Arthur Nikisch
Julie L. Wyman
Wilhelm Heinrich
Heinrich Meyn
Gardner S. Lamson
Sullivan A. Sargent
Clarence E
Presto
MacDowell
Alkan Biuette
Stcherbatcheft
Mme
Adelina Patti
Mme. Fabbri
M. Guille
Signor del Puente
Signor Navaro
Rossini
Patti
Fabbri
Estelle T. Andrews
Sienor Augusto Kotoli
Sleeper Hall
New England Conservatory of Music
Mozart
Beethoven
Count Waldstein
Godard
Philadelphia
Alwin Schroeder
Wool Men and the Fair Meeting on Chicago Exposition
The National Association of Wool Manufacturers held its annual meeting and dinner at Parker's to discuss the 1893 World’s Fair in Chicago, focusing on the Eastern manufacturers exhibit. Hon. Joseph H. Allison, chief of the fair’s department of manufactures, spoke as the principal orator and cited that two-thirds of space would be filled by current applications.
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National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Parker’s
Chicago
Joseph H. Allison
Department of Manufactures
Board of Health
West
Cedar Street
Decatur Street
Boston
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
Bromfield Street
William Johnson
Melrose
Mary Granville
Endicott Street
John Berry & Co
Basin Six
New England Alumni Association
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Parker House
Thayer & Lincoln, Commission Merchants
State Street
Ploughman Farmers
John Hancock Building
Devonshire Street
E. W. Wood
West Newton
John Brown
Harrison Avenue
Division 11
Neponset Avenue
East Boston
E. Downing Heirs
J. C. Peak
C. H. Burbeck
George F. Hoar
Ambherst
Woman’s Journal
Shawmut Congregational Church
Henry M. Dunham
N. Corey
Theoung Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
Richard Wagner
Massachusetts Woman [Suffrage Association
Council Chamber
Old State House
Joseph L. Strong
William F. Davis
M. T. Monson
C. H
Boston Society of Architects
Thorndike Hotel
Deman N. Ross
Ross
Mexico
Matthew F. Kelley
Derne Street
Station 3
Captain Watts
West End
Kelley
Museum of Fine Arts
Evangelical Alliance
Meionaon
A. J. Gordon
D.D
John C. Collins
New Haven
Taylor
Hartford Theological Seminary
International Christian Workers’ Association
Pickwick Club
Charles B. Fox
John A. Fox
Horatio Newhall
George A. Clark
Richard O. Humphreys
J. H. Tuttle
Joseph E. Swan
J. Homer Pierce
Henry Hall
Independent Women Voters caucuses scheduled across wards
Caucuses of the Independent Women Voters are set for the coming week across wards 1 through 12. Dates range January 11 to January 15 with locations including church vestries, ward rooms, Winthrop Hall, Temple of Honor Hall, Young Men's Institute, and Baptist vestry at Harvard Street.
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Independent Women Voters
Saratoga Street Church
Ward Room
Bunker Hill
Lexington Streets
Winthrop Hall
Temple of Honor Hall
Main Street
Baptist Bethel
Hanover Street
Young Men’s Institute
Chardon Street
Temple Street
Harvard Street
A Avenue
Bernhardt Triumph in Deborah at Tremont Theatre
Mme Sarah Bernhardt starred as Leah in Darmont’s Deborah at Tremont, drawing loud applause and recalls after each act. The performance impressed with art and vigor, though some scenes showed excess vehemence and dull moments, while the company overall delivered stronger efforts than before.
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Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Tremont Theatre
Leah
M. Albert Darmont
Mosenthal
Deborah
Mme. Janausehek
Mme. Bernhardt
Theodora
Floria
Cleopatra
Challant
Thackeray
Foker
Joan of Aree
Bernhardt
M. Darmont
Mmernhardt
Paris
Rudolph
Nathan
MM. Rebel
Fleury
Marie
Mmes
Mea
Seyler
C. T. Cope Lanp
Steamers Arrived From Various Ports
Steamers arrived in major ports with list updates including Cape Breton from Matanzas in Boston, Galileo from London in New York, California from Hamburg in New York, Manhattan from Liverpool in New York, Saale from Bremen for New York with Cape Race note, La Bourgogne from Havre for New York, Rotterdam from New York, Veendam from New York, and Stubbenhuk from Boston via Hamburg split among entries with dates January 6 to January 8.
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Hamburg
Stubbenhuk
Boston
Senor Romero Visits Boston Clothing Firm
Senor Don Mattin Romero the Mexican minister in Washington, in Boston as a guest of the Boston Merchants' Association, visited A. Shuman & Co to observe new methods in clothing manufacture. He praised the high perfection of American ready-made clothes compared with other countries.
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Senor
Don Mattin Romero
Washington
Boston
Boston Merchants’ Association
A. Shuman & Co
Last Clic ks of the Wire and regional losses across 1891
A sprawling 19th century bulletin notes Dartmouth ropeworks sold to National Cordage Co. plus a cascade of local misfortunes. Messages report Walter A Wood improving, Weisner's failure, Munsell’s blaze, and a series of deaths and legal actions across New Hampshire, New York, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania.
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Dartmouth
Halifax
N.S
National Cordage Company
Hoosick Falls
Walter A. Wood
Charles Weisner
Broadway
New York
Elisha Munsell
Swanzey
N. H
Rosencrans
Scranton
Penn
Tony Ryan
Danbury
J. P. Withrow
Newcastle
William N. Burnham
Ayer Junction
Spaulding
Fisk
Paul
Hastings
Neb
J. F. Robinson
Fremont
J. F. Robinson & Co
Joseph L. Tice
Rochester
Auburn
N. Y
Briggs
Middletown
Conn
Jabez W. Ellis
Montpelier
First National Bank
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Bradsatreet
United States
Canada
Horris Plitt
Allen Street
Recorder Smyth
Court of
General Sessions
John Bean
Cy Prime
Cd Bird
James Leonard
Charlestown
Fall River
Evan Miller
United States District Court
Concord
Kilborn J. Brown
Coughlin
Weavers’ Association
Narragansett
John W. Nelson
Thomas Nelson
Nyack
Florida
Black Hawk
Students’ Church Missionary Association
Holy Trinity Church
John Williams
Connecticut
Bangor
Greenville
William Webster
Mattawamkeag
George Read
Hermon
Northeast
Kineo
John McCormack
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of
England
Restigouche Salmon Club
Matapediac
Lord Mount Stephen
New England, New York & Northern
Manhattan Railways
New England & Jersey Central
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Indiana State Board of Agriculture
Convention of Press Clubs
San Francisco
Omaha
Press Club
Board of ‘Trade
Bee
Plains
Richmond Terminal
W. E. Strong
T. M. Logan
James Swan
Danville Road
H. Hiall
J. 8. Barbour
John C. Calhoun
John H. Inman
Danville Company
Reorganization Committee
Silver favored as money by National Silver Committee
Washington January 8 The National Executive Silver Committee chaired by Warner and Crandall outlines a plan to re endow silver with full monetary function making silver and gold co equal money metals. It condemns current silver notes policy and urges full monetization of silver to enlarge standard money.
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Washington
Warner
Lee Crandall
National Executive Silver Committee
National Silver Committee
Treasury Department
Saginaw Collides With Pilot Boat Eben D Jordan
The Saginaw from St Domingo struck the pilot boat Eben D Jordan No 9 off Barnegat at 430 am causing loss of fore and maintopmasts and damage to the mainmast head boom sails and rigging. Jordan sprang a leak and was towed to safety inside the quarantine station after the collision. The vessel had recently been sold to New York pilots and placed outside Sandy Hook.
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New York
Saginaw
St. Domingo
Barnegat
Eben D. Jordan
Jordan
Boston Bay
Sandy Hook
Gas from Oil: Chelsea Man Halves Gas Cost with New Plant
Chelsea inventor Charles H. Wilder operates a Dudley Street workshop where crude oil is converted into gas at half the cost of existing methods. The produced gas, purified, matches the best candle power and offers a practical remedy for cheap lighting and heating amid gas supply shortages.
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Dudley Street
Chelsea
Charles H. Wilder
McCarthy Fatal Fire Not Result Of Murder
The Woburn man Daniel McCarthy died in a house fire from his own carelessness, not foul play. Investigations found bank books for 1500 dollars and a 500 dollar note, four ten dollar gold pieces, and a will naming heirs. Grief and funeral services are announced. the medical examiner reported no further inquiry by the police chief.
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Daniel McCarthy
Woburn
McCarthy
Woburn City
Johnson’s Bank
Cummings
Donahoe
Murray
Bermuda Sails Weekly From New York to Bermuda
Under contract with the Government the Bermuda line sails weekly from New York and Bermuda offering excursion tickets of 50,000 for six months. Large rogas with two berths in each. Schedules include Trinidad sails on January 4 and 8, Orinoco on January 21 and February 4. For rooms and tickets contact A. E. GoutereL Ridge & Co at 30 Broadway New York or Thos Cook & Son at 332 Washington St Boston.
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Govanment
New York
Bermuda
Trinidad
Ion
Orinoco
A. E. Gquterel Ridge & Con
Broadway
Thos. Cook & Son
Washington St
Boston
J. S. Johnson & CO
Masa
Democratic Party Faith and Tariff Reform in 1892 Talk
A United Democratic address quotes Jacksonian ideals, pledges steadfast effort, warns against factionalism, and calls for tariff reform. It argues no free coinage bill this Congress, backs measures to repeal McKinley provisions, and stresses economy and unity ahead of the 1892 campaign.
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Democratic House
Congress
House
Republican Party
Senate
Cleveland
Brewers House
Democratic State Committee Meeting Postponed to Today
The annual Democratic State committee meeting announced for yesterday has been postponed to today. It is likely no change in organization except the selection of a new secretary to replace W. J. Dale who was appointed railroad commissioner.
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Democratic State Committee
W. J. Dale
Auction sale of Cadet Theatricals seats at Tremont Theatre
A portion of the Cadet Theatricals seats for a Feb 8 to 13, 1892 run will be auctioned at Tremont Theatre at 3 p m on Jan 19 20 and 22. Military night Thursday may yield leftover seats for Friday sale. Unsold seats go on sale February 1 at the box office, without reserve.
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Tremont Theatre
Local Board of Health orders two East Boston houses vacated
A Board of Health order requires the vacating of 54 West Cedar street and 127 Decatur street in East Boston for sanitary reasons. The rest of the item lists various minor city notices, court fines, meetings, arrests, contracts, fires, and society events from a local paper page.
South Boston Meeting Debates L Street Double Tracks
The South Boston Citizens Association met at Grey's Hall with about a dozen members. They discussed the West End petition for two tracks on L Street citing child safety and quicker travel. The issue was sent to the travel and transportation committee to report next meeting. A nominations committee and a five member dinner committee were formed for upcoming events.
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South Boston
Committee On Travel and Transportation
Dean
W. J. Eaton
H. W. Wilson
I. W. Park
J. W. Collins
Chilean and American Sailors Clash Fueled at Valparaiso
Senor Montt presented a Chilean foreign affairs memo to Secretary Blaine detailing the Valparaiso riot sparked by intoxicated sailors from Chile and the Baltimore crew. The district attorney seeks prison terms for four prisoners and expects trials before Judge Foster within weeks. In Vallejo, testimony in the Baltimore sailors assault case grows stronger as seaman Langer corroborates earlier accounts.
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Washington
Senor Montt
Blaine
Senor Pereira
Valparaiso
Baltimore
Carlos Gomez
Federico Rodriguez
Ahumada
Davidson
San Francisco
Vallejo
Charles Langer
International Hotel
Johnson
Riggin
Langer
Bowdoin Alumni to Host Justice Putnam in Boston
The Hon William L Putnam of Portland newly appointed US Circuit Court justice will speak at the Bowdoin College Alumni Association reunion in Boston at Youngs Hotel on Wednesday Jan 13. Putnam is a Bowdoin class of 1855 graduate.
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William L. Putnam
Portland
United States Circuit Court
Bowdoin College Alumni Association
Boston and Vicinity
Young’s Hotel
Mr. Putnam
Bowdoin
Boston
Bermuda
la Grippe
GFP
Paradise
Benjamin Johnson
Exehignga
Eitial Weert
Sestee
Boston veteran relinquishes pension certificate
Washington January 8 Secretary Noble received a letter from a Boston ex-soldier stating he voluntarily relinquishes pension certificate No. 543,905 as he does not wish further government assistance.
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Washington
Noble
Boston
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Ayer
Oberon
Weber Ana
Mozart Sig
He “Gioconda
Ponchelli
G. Fabbri
Hegre Tell Guille
Ardon Gl
Inconak
Lucia di Lammermoor
Erwrnrr
Donizetti Mme
Eeeese Rossini
Herr Wittgenstein
Trovatore
del Puente
Guglielmo Tell
Eee Rossini
Guile
Novara
Toreador
Armen
Iones Bizet
Iones Bizet Sig
Cielo E Mar
Arditi
New Music
Oliver Ditson Company
Odd Fellows’ Hall
R. W. Atkinson
Launce Knight
Edward Longas
August Mignon
Carlo Moroni
White-Smith Publishing Company
Darmont
Cape Breton
Senor Romero
Peoople
F. A. Bridgham
Ames Building
Palorea Sunol
Allerton
Nancy Hanks
Direct
Ighness
Faneuil Hall Sq
M’carthy
Orivoco
Jackson
Thei
Wwe
Mr. Springer
Cadet Theatricals
Arthur Dixwell
Tremont St
LS. Johnson & CO
Custom House St
A. W. Davis
Northampton St
S. Graves & Son
Washington Street
Nodirt
Barnard & CO
Temple Place
Converse & Pike
Federal St
Lincoln St
Chile
Commodious Steamship
Trialifax