Not For Money Mrs McCloud Murder in Buckland Shadowed
State police say the Mrs Hiattie M McCloud murder near Shelburne Falls is not a money motive and may mirror the Christie Warden case. Her funeral was private as detectives trace the killer’s path from Amstein Bros. to Critten den road and Buckland.
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Shelburne Falls
Hiattie M. McCloud
Christie Warden
H. G. Alby
Methodist Church
F. H. Chandler
Hugo Mann
J. C. Perry
Albert J. Amstein
Cross Road
Frank Kendalk
Crittenden Road
Ashfield
Crittendon
Selectman Kendricks
Governor Tanner Inaugurated Amid Row Over Altgeld Speech
In Springfield on January 11 Governor Tanner and colleagues were inducted with ceremony. A departure from custom stopped Governor Altgeld from delivering a 4000 word address. After Tanner spoke Representative Nolte moved adjournment. cries rang out but Speaker Curtis deemed the motion carried. Altgeld, pale and red, pocketed his speech and left the stage.
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Springfield
Til
Tanner
Altgeld
Tranner
Nolte
Joint Assembly
Curtis
Mahoney
Dem
Fire at Haverhill Street building causes $1000 loss
Just before 2 a.m. a fire broke out on the second floor of the four story brick building at 123 and 125 Haverhill Street. The blaze started under the stairs and the total loss is not expected to exceed $1000 with $300 attributed to the building.
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Haverhill Street
Clinton Wiles estate added to Ratshesky North End holdings
The Clinton Wiles mercantile property at Hanover and Cross streets joins Ratshesky heirs large North End realty holdings. Taxed 68200 with 50500 on land and 12700 on the building. Bounded by city Police Station 1 parcels. Warren F Witherell Co. leased the entire building for ten years. Sale handled by J L Bergmann Co.
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Hanover and
Cross Streets
Clinton Wiles
North End Realty
Ratshesky
City of
Boston
Warren F. Witherell & Co
Police raid on policy shop nets two arrests at 26 Pleasant Street
Police from Station 4 raided a policy shop at 26 Pleasant Street yesterday afternoon. William Garrett, 38, and Mellen Hoyt, 40, were arrested for being present where gaming implements were found. A small number of policy slips were seized.
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Pleasant Street
William Garrett
Mellen Hoyt
Womanly health and motherhood in Dr. Pierce’s cure
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for feminine weakness aiming to restore motherhood. It cites testimonials, claims safety and rapid relief, and notes pills for constipation as aiding overall health.
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Rrebecci Gardner
Grafton
York Co
Golde Medical Discovery
Pierce
Brian Boru at Boston Theatres Praised By Audiences
Boston audiences applauded the New York staged musical drama Brian Boru by Stanislaus Stange and Julian Edwards at the Tremont and Boston Theatre. The production blends myth and history with Irish flavor and strong ensemble performances led by Amanda Fabris Grace Golden and Max Eugene in the title role.
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Edwards and Stange
New Opera
Boston Theatre
Stanislaus Stange
Julian Edwards
Boston
Madeleine
Tremont Theatre
Brian Boru
New York
Gotham
Stange
Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Whitney
Amanda Fabris
Grace Golden
Erina
Max Eugene
Samuel I. Slade
Bruce Paget
Jeff de Angelis
John C. Slavin
Amelia Summerville
Tom Ricketts
the Boston
John Drew Opens Second Week in Rosemary at Hollis
Crowded house and fashionably attended premiere mark opening of John Drew’s second week in Rosemary at the Hollis. Critics praise the refined love story and Drew’s versatile performance as Sir Jasper Thorndyke while vaudeville adds variety with Rogers and the Yellow Kid Band delivering engaging numbers.
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John Drew
Rosemary
Hollis
Boston
Mr. Drew
Sir Jasper Thorndyke
Hafford
Lincoln
Francelli and
Lewis
Will G. Hafford
The
Freeze Brothers
Mons. Nizarras
Cadet Night shines as Barnet's Jack and the Beanstalk
R A Barnet presents Jack and the Beanstalk at the Museum before a packed crowd of Cadets and locals. Madge Lessing as Jack Hubbard and Maude Hollins as Princess Mary star in a polished, music filled production with striking stage effects and a popular eight maids chorus. Jack and the Beanstalk runs five weeks in Boston with lavish innovations from Klaw and Erlanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Barnet
Klaw
Erlanger
Merri Osborne
Miss Muffett
Ross Snow
Maude Hollins
Hubert Wilke
Marquis de Carabas
Boston
My Friend From India Entertains Boston Audiences
The Park Theatre filled for the second week as Boston and New York praise the American comedy My Friend From India. The American company led by Frederic Bond Walter E Perkins Marion Giroux and Helen Reimer drew hearty laughter with its absurdities. Matinees are scheduled Wednesday and Saturday.
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India
Boston
Park Theatre
New York
Metropolis
Paris
Berlin
Frederic Bond
Walter E. Perkins
Marion Giroux
Helen Reimer
Keith's Vaudeville Show Delights with Biograph and Stars
Yesterday's Keith's program featured the biograph in initial exhibition drawing strong applause. Signor Alberti and Mme Orlandi with Mapleson sang superbly, while Arthur and Jennie Dunne delivered witty vaudeville sketches. Fred St Onge and Palm's oil painting act impressed, making this likely the season's best bill at Keith's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
McKinley
Hobart
Canton
Empire State Express
New England
Signor Alberti
Mme. Orlandi
Mapleson
Arthur
Jennie Dunne
Charles T Ellis
Fred St. Onge
Herr von Prittwitz Palm
Bessie Bonehill
Leo Cervalto
Wood and Shepard
Howley and Doyle
Sig. Alberti
Mapleson Opera Co
Jennie Dunn
Chas, T. Ellis
Casper
Kid St. Onge
Biograph
Maritana Delights Castle Square. Cast Advances In Opera
The Castle Square company presented Maritana last night with Miss Lane Miss Ladd and Mr Clarke earning praise while Edgar Temple was missed as Don Cesar. Pache’s singing underwhelmed, though the chorus held well. Costumes recalled Charles II era and Maritana continues the week with Millard and Ling alternating. Next week The Gondoliers is announced.
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Maritana
Full Castle Square
Edgar Temple
Don Cesar
Martin Pache
Miss Lane
Miss Ladd
Mr. Clarke
Charles II
Mariiana
Temple
Castle Square
Colorado
Idaho Springs
Miss Millard
Richie Ling
Half a King in comic opera by Francis Wilson company
Francis Wilson presents Half a King a bright comic opera with lively dialogue and music. Lulu Glaser Pierette sings appealing love songs and duets while the company delivers pretty original concerted numbers and stylish mise en scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wilson
Englander
Pierette
Lulu Glaser
Wilson
Michael Strogoff Electrifies Grand Opera House Audience
Two large crowds at the Grand Opera House applauded the production of Michael Strogoff by the stock company. Wallace Campbell starred as Strogoff with Nadine Winston, James M. Hall, and James Lovering also delivering notable performances. The play follows the czar courier as he battles Ivan Ogareff to deliver an urgent message.
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Grand Opera House
Michael Strogoff
Ivan Ogareff
Wallace Campbell
Nadine Winston
James M. Hall
James Lovering
Corre
Freckles Reduced by Dermatologist at New York Clinic
Dermatologist Woodle offers freckle removal at 127 W 424th Street New York. Free consultation. Moderate terms. Use Facial Soap. Send 10 cents for Beauty Book and sample of Facial Soap or Facial Cream.
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Woodle
N. Y
Wanted Idea Pitch Seeks Patents and Wealth
A cryptic ad invites writers and inventors to protect ideas through a SE office and De ferue at Attorneys. It promises a $1800 prize and a new list of 1000 inventions, urging interested parties to respond to secure potential wealth.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Promotes Cough Remedy Reform Cry
A vintage reader note urges reform against social abuses and cough miseries. It suggests Mend it or I’ll end you and promotes Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral as a cure for coughs.
More Room at West Newton Roller Rink Improvements
The West Newton street roller rink completed improvements that enlarged skating space without reducing seating capacity. Manager Raymond notes crowd demand remains high as yesterday’s attendance confirmed. A fresh supply of ball bearing skates arrived and Professor Franks drew praise for fancy skating. lady experts also impressed. Saturday promises another gala for children with dry safe ice and no drowning concerns.
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West Newton Street
Raymond
Franks
Rochegrosse Exhibit Highlights The Fall of Babylon
Rochegrosse's painting The Fall of Babylon draws wide interest in art circles and among color lovers. The artist captures Belshazzar's feast with striking color in a reproduction that brings visitors back repeatedly. The work remains on display at the old Masonic Temple for a limited time.
Harper Delivers Notable Lecture At Star Course
Mr Robarts Harper of England made a second Star Course appearance presenting From the Hudson to the Thames a lecture with high quality stereopticon views. A large audience greatly enjoyed the evening.
Pulse of New York at New Grand Theatre Delights Crowd
The New Grand Theatre presented The Pulse of New York headlined by Stella Mayhew and Chris Bruno to strong notices. The bill features Eaton and Heathers, James Macy, Nina Neville, Myrtle Tressidor, Lettie Le Vyne, John Phillips, Idella Weston, and a variety of novelty acts praised for their skill and humor.
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Lothrop
New Grand Theatre
New’ York
Stella Mayhew
Chris Bruno
Herald Square
Miss Mayhew
Polly Morton
Sammy Snapper
M. T. Growler
Madge Maitland
Bowery
Eugene Ellsworth
Philip Holt
Ted Barton
Bowery Boys
Eaton and
Heathers
James Macy
Nina Neville
Myrtle Tressidor
Lettie le Vyne
Charles Barringer
John Phillips
Idella Weston
Big vaudeville week at Howard Atheneum features international stars
Gus Hills New York stars headline at the Howard Atheneum with a varied vaudeville bill. The lineup includes Mlle. Ann in trapeze, Bonnie Lottie, the Hiatts in opera, Frank D. Bryan, the Folly Trio in Fun in a Bowery Restaurant, Giguere and Boyer, John B. Drew, Conway and Leland, Murphy and McCoy in an Irish act, and the Deanes miniature theatre. Early on Melville and Conway and crowds favorite Mulvey and Inman share stage with potent acts like William and Minnie Ahearn, May Walsh, Harry Leslie, Helen St. Clair, May Armstrong, James Neary, and James K. Manning. Flying Jordans close the program. Bessie Bonehill and Troja appear early, and Colonel Stone’s educated baby elephants delight yesterday.]
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Gus Hill
New York
Murphy
McCoy
Deanes
Lothrop
Howard’s
Melville
Conway
Boston
Mulvey and Inman
William and
Minnie Ahearn
the Nibbes
May Walsh
Harry Leslie
Helen St. Clair
May Armstrong
James Neary
James K. Manning
Flying Jordans
Bessie Bonehill
Troja
Elephants Shine at city lecture hall exhibition
At a morning performance the elephants drew a large crowd and quick popularity under trainer Mlle Antoinette with Dupree and Rosa also impressing. Children fed the animals, while Annie Cottrell showed swimming feats in a crystal tank. A long roster of entertainers followed through the week.
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Mlle
Antoinette Ee
Mlle. Dupree
Colonel Stone
Rosa
Annie Cottrell
John Cottrell
Kimura
Ottura
Countess Olo
Hattie Stewart
Tommy Gillen
Kursale
St. Clair
Kittie Walsh
Luke
Larry Magee
Billy Burke
Alburtus
Weston
Frey and Fields
Dryden and Lyons
Bernard Sisters
Crowley and
Carey
Dutch Carroll
Girardo Troupe
Barlow Sisters
Ada Conquest
Fay Foster Burlesque at Palace Theatre Delights Audiences
The Fay Foster burlesque company headlines Palace Theatre this week with A Swell Reception at Newport and One Night on the Royal Blue Line. Notable acts include Harry LaMarr, Marie De Rossett, Campbell and Beard, Lowry and Hanley, Clara Chevee, and Leslie and Curdy. Elaborate settings and colorful costumes accompany lively, humorous performances and top-tier dance numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Foste
Palace Theatre
Newport
Royal Blue Line
Harry LaMarr
Marie de Rossett
Campbell
Beard
Lowry
Hanley
Clara Chevee
Leslie
Curdy
Hanover Street Museum and Theatre Show Promises Growth and Variety
A historic Hanover Street venue reports continued prosperity and high attendance as its two curio halls and parlor theatre host a diverse slate. Acts include Anderson the sword swallower, Malcomb the pin cushion, Sam Cohen the juvenile expansionist, Professor Edwards's black art, Oldes the human vise, DeLain the quarry man, Wentworth the contortionist, Platti the fire eater, and top acts in the parlor theatre such as the Weston sisters, Ada Weston, Haverley and Williams, Nellie Buckly, Louise Hanson, Thomas Gilmore, Gertie McIntire, the Laroux troupe, Jessie and Ida, and other acts to name.
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Hanover Street
Straffin
Anderson
Malcomb
Sam Cohen
Professor Edwards
Oldes
DeLain
Walter Wentworth
Platti
Weston Sisters
Ada Weston
Haverley and Williams
Nellie Buckly
Louise Hanson
Thomas Gilmore
Arkansaw
Gertie McIntire
the Laroux
Jessie and
Ida
Boston Law School Opens at Isaac Rich Hall
After an eighteen day break Boston University Law School reopened this morning at Isaac Rich Hall which was formally dedicated last Friday. Among the new students is Bertrand G. Waters a Harvard figure who plans to prepare for the bar exam next July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University Law School
Isaac Rich Hall
Bertrand G. Waters
Harvard
Passaic opens largest enamel stove polish factory
A vast new factory in Passaic New Jersey dedicated entirely to ENAMELINE stove polish, costing about 100000 dollars, stands as the world's largest and most complete facility of its kind.
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Passaic
New Jersey
Funeral of Dennis B Casheman Held in Allston
The funeral for Dennis B Casheman was held from his son William P Cashman’s residence in Allston. A high mass of requiem was celebrated at St Columbkine's Church Brighton at 9:30 a m with a full choir. Notables and public men attended, including Jere O'Donovan and many others. interment followed at Holyhood.
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Dennis B. Casheman
William P. Cashman
Pomeroy Street
Allston
St. Columbkine’s Church
Brighton
Father Heffernan
Mary Powers
Schmidt
Mary Burns
Nellie Nevins
Miss Powers
John Winnerty
Charles Connell
Connell
Father Murphy
Natick
Father Cavanagh
Lexington
Jere O’donovan
Mr. Cashman
Boyle O'Reilly
Australia
John P. Dore
John P. Brawley
City Hall
Farley
Dr. McLaughlin
P. J. Flatley
Michael Jordan
Jere Corkery
Henry Naphen
Ponce
Cambridge
Thomas Riley
P. J. Riley
John B. Brennan
A. A. Ford
New York
A. J. Sheil
Chicago
Abbott Ford
Baltimore
D. F. Heffernan
John C. Chapin
Charlestown
Daniel BE. Chase
Somerville
Charles D. Chase
John F. Reynolds
F. J. Logan
Harvey Wilmont
M. B. Curran
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Samuel Pitcher
Ee Wee Salts
Anise
Sede Iam
Pavan
Castoria
Csstoria
Fac
Illinois
Brian Borl
Jack and the Beanstalk
Chauncey Olcott
Columbia
Chages
Mr. Wilson
Tireschappe
Miss Glaser
Peter Lang
Christie MacDonald
Agnes Paul
Messrs
John Prand
J. C. Miron
Clinton Elder
Columbia Theatre
Juliette de Grignon
Imogene Washburn
Georgia Busby
Clare
Hollis Street Theatre
Boston Museum
Keith’s Theatre
Castle Square Theatre
Tremont
Ayer
Babylon
MR. Roparts Harper
Howard Atheneum
Austin & Stone's
the Palace Theatre
Nickelodeon
Boston Law School
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau Co
Vv Aadvase
Jon
Jany
Mr. Tilean
Isaac B. Rich
Vgorwin Dorew
Empire Theatre
Wee
Klaw & Erlanger
Barnet & Sloan
Jack
West Newton St. Armory
Tremont St
Shawmut Ave
M. Raymond
Dennis B. Cashman
Howard
Washington and Dover Sts
Eugene Tompkins
Mgr
Whitney Opera CO
Broadway
Boston Music Hall
Stoddard
Yellowstone Park
Castle Retiree
Vincent Wallace
the Gondoliers
of the Stock Co
Harry Rogers
Potomac
Stone's
Stamboul
Annie Cottrell Ajeeb
Mavourneen
Mr. Olcott
Satal City
Court
Sudbury Sts
Portland
Stemers Bay
India Wharf
Interior Pulse
Woliams
Ager
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