Bank Testimony Closes Morning in Danvers Case
Former bookkeeper Taylor finished direct testimony as Dickinson case resumes. Cross examinations focus on bank practices, director visits, collateral for notes, and notes held or renewed in Boston and at South Danvers Bank.
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South Danvers National Bank
United States District Court
Taylor
Paul
Dickinson
J. Charles W. Bartlett
Foster
David H. Fitch
the Bank
Jones
Lowell
J. W. Dickinson
Alabama Soting Company
Plumbers’ Woodworking Company
G. M. Foster
W. H. Thorp
Bank of the Republic
Mr. Dickinson
Clark
Suffolk Bank
South Danvers Bank
Boston
Dicknson
Charles W. Bartlett
Bushbee
Dodge
Social event links guests after Miranda performance
The gathering followed a Miranda performance with notable attendees including Mrs. Potter Palmer Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh and Mrs. Arthur Caton among other guests at the event.
Newsboys Appeal to Mayor Over Evening Sales Ban
A Boston Newsboys Union committee led by Nath Sodekson George B Mathias and Thomas Mulkern met Mayor Collins at City Hall to protest an Aldermen approved ordinance barring sales after 8 pm The union plans a new ordinance allowing street sales after 8 pm for 14 year olds and will present it next Monday The mayor will not sign the existing measure and will forward the new draft to the board for consideration
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Newsboys’ Union of
Boston
Collins
Board of Aldermen
Sodekson
Nath
George B. Mathias
Thomas Mulkern
Fitzgerald Praised at St Josephs Parish Bazaar
The Hon John F Fitzgerald of Boston young ex member of Congress from Massachusetts opened the three weeks bazar of St Josephs parish in Troy New York. He was advertised as an eloquent speaker and met expectations attracting enthusiastic applause from start to finish. The Times Union notes his rare eloquence and predicts a brilliant future for this energetic New Englander.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Congress
Massachusetts
St. Joseph's Parish
Fitzgerald
New England
Troy
New Eengland
Imes Union
N. Y
Theatrical Notes From Boston Stage Scene
Adele Block to quit Henrietta Crosman company after current Boston engagement. Joan of the Shoals to debut in Philadelphia Monday Jan 20. Joseph C. Miron and The Chaperons troupe report diphtheria concerns for his son. Wo. Rice plans comic opera project in Boston. Susette Willey to lead in Aristocracy at Castle Square Theatre next week. Josephine Hall billed in My Antoinette at Columbia. famed wealth from stage success cited. Laura Burt recovering from a horse accident and surgery at Roosevelt Hospital. Maud Lillian Berri to assume Princess Chic title role replacing Marguerite Sylva.
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Henrietta Crosman
Boston
Miss Crosman
Miss Black
Philadelphia
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Frank L. Perley
Columbia
Mr. Miron
I. Wo. Rice
Mr. Rice
Susette Willey
Jamea
Castle Square Theatre
Josephine Hall
My Antoinette
Laura Burt
New Haven
Roosevelt Hospital
Newark
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Princess Chic
Marguerite Sylva
Antoinette
Columbia Theatre
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James K. Hackett
Mr. Hackett
Don Cesar
Jane Oakes
Nell
Tremont
Grand Opera House
Struje Haynes
Celestial
Bowdoin Square
Castle Itance
Bronson Howard
Bijou
Hollis
Blanche Bates
W. H. Crane
David Harum
Colonial
Bostock
Grandpa
Joseph Hart
Carrie DeMar
M. Rudinoff
R. J. Jose
Hilda Thomas
Louis Bovais
Janet Crosby
George Co. Davis
Galetti
Fly Farm
Boston Music Hall
Maud Adams
Zee
the Howard
Billy van
Nellie O'Neil
Nint Diva
John Mayon
Young Saxe
Arthur Cote
Nickelodeon
Lizzie B. Raymond
Flist Regiment
Bowen R. Church
America
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Robert J. Kiley
Olive Smith
Robert
Morocco Bound to Open Park Theatre Run Tonight
The first U S presentation of A H Chamberlyn's Morocco Bound comes to Park Theatre with a full company. Based on a London hit, the musical comedy features book by Arthur Branscombe lyrics by Adrian Ross and music by Osmond Carr with an elaborate mounting. The plot follows Spoo Fah Bey the clever Irish rogue as he entices Squire Higgins and family to perform in Morocco. Principal cast includes Dan Collyer W Herman West Philip Branson David Torrence Richard Lambart J Hayden Clarendon Harry Braham Gordon Tomkins May Baker Florence Holbrook Tillie Salinger Hattie Moore Grace Spenser Vast Hallis Marion Morris Belle Seargent Inga Helle Lilly Fitzgerald and Alan Goodall. chorus of about 60 young women.
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A. H. Chamberlyn
Park Theatre
Mr. Chamberlyn
Shaftesbury Theatre
London
Arthur Branscombe
Adrian Ross
Osmond Carr
Chamberlyn
Spoo Fah Bey
England
Grand Vialet
Morocco
Hook
Crook
Squire Higgins
Dan Collyer
W. Herman West
Philip Branson
David Torrence
Richard Lambart
J. Hayden Clarendon
Harry Braham
Gordon Tomkins
May Baker
Florence Holbrook
Tillie Salinger
Hattie Moore
Grace Spenser
Vast Hallis
Marion Morris
Belle Seargent
Inga Helle
Lilly Fitzgerald
Alan Goodall
My Antoinette Wows Yale Students In New Haven
Yale undergraduates packed the house as the English musical comedy My Antoinette drew praise for its prettiness in girls costumes music and scenes. The show produced by A I Aarons directed by Daniel V Arthur featured Charles E Evans and Josephine Hall among a cast of about 60 performers from Weber Fields Rogers Brothers and Klaw Erlanger groups and will depart for Boston Sunday.
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Conn
America
Yale
Ivan Caryl
George Dance
Antoinette
Boston
Catarrhal Powder Endorsed by Canadian Minister of Justice
A historical notice touts Dr Agnew s Catarrhal Powder as a quick remedy for catarrh and head cold. It claims relief within ten minutes and notes endorsement by The Hon David Mills Minister of Justice for the Dominion of Canada.
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Agnew
David Mills
Dominion of Canada
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