Five Years Sentenced For Jamaica Plain Burglary
Joseph Boieton was sentenced in the Superior Criminal Court by Judge Richardson to five years in the State Prison for burglary at the home of Charles W. W. Riddle on Roanoke avenue Jamaica Plain on Dec 14. He pleaded guilty and was found with plunder later in a Kneeland street pawn shop. The case linked to other incidents of theft in the area.
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Joseph Boieton
Superior Criminal Court
Richardson
Charles W.W. Riddle
Roanoke Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Boieton
Riddle
Boiceton
Kneeland Street
Whitman
Riddle House
Sughrue
State
Indiana Place
Lawrence
Aries Parker
House of Correction
Ack Bay
Institute of Techy
Ces
Washington
Robert Holden
Sherborn
Horse racing results and entries from Alexander track
Yesterday's program lists multiple races at Alexander with entries for five eights and six furlongs, selling heats and names such as Tumult Mentarsin Me Balmnahinche Kenyon and Fassett My Girl, plus results for one half mile and six and a half furlongs. Winners include Intimadad Vagabond Wheelosky Belgravia Red Star Red Star Cadet Glenall and others, with times noted.
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Mentarsin
Balmnahinche
Kenyon
Ifer
da Charlie
Prince Ala Attair
Fassett
My Girl
Ka I
Trumpeter
Imp. Bones
Y Hall
Argyle
Lou Foster
India
Billet Doux
Red Elm
Jeh Lou
Kazam
Bayberry
Side
Johnny
Grampian
John McGarrigle
Bessemer
Espair
Trixy Gardner
Legrapho
Intimadad
Lady Or
the Dude
Charlie R
Anxiety
Sis
Prince Klamath
Kinny
Vagabond
Kentucky
Beckton
Foxglove
W. D
Tiny Tim
Hay Tay
Wheelosky
Dorcas L
Syde
Ida R
Peter Jackson
Lot
Miss Castle
Lillian L
Lady Danby
Belgravia
Prince John
Gorman
Red Star
May E
Cadet
Glenall
Fang
Melody Home Victory at New Orleans Track Meet
At New Orleans Melody Home won the three quarters of a mile race with B White first selling Melody and Time 1 18 1 2. Results list Ansonia Renaud Necedah Madden Satinez Railey and others as runners, with several also ran. Details for other races include winners and times such as a one mile event with Melody first and Time 1 49 and distances five eighths and seven eighths of a mile. The note mentions Melody’s first appearance in the gaddle on Melody.
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Ilson
B. White
Ansonia
Renaud
Necedah
Madden
Satinez
Railey
Melody
Bill
Lester
Adjuster
Billy E
Zeke Hardy
Diamond Dust
Clia
la Grippe
Black Satin
Coria Mai
Maggie Harris
Adah Foy
E’en
Luke Short
Carolinna
Sir John
Nichols
Dearest
His Honor
Black Hawk
Reading
Trevellyn
Yemen
Phil
Rose
Denver
Jacko
John P
Press
Connolly
Oak Fakir
Douglass
Malga
Taylor Haydenzee
Pool Whist and Cribbage Tournament at Atlantic Club
A pool whist and cribbage tournament will be held tonight at the Atlantic Club House on Commercial Wharf. Members of the Atlantic Font Club and St. John’s Literary Institute of East Cambridge will participate in the event.
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Atlantic Club
Commercial Wharf
Atlantic Font Club
St. John’s Literary Institute
Cambridge
Record speed trials called off in Fresno
Fresno California January 14 track conditions force abandonment of speed trials by ix Flying Jib and other record breakers. Salisbury will take the flyers to Sacramento tomorrow morning.
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Fresno
Cal
Salisbury
Sacramento
Dedham Constable George E Morse Seriously Ill at Home
Dedham Jan 14 George E Morse a constable for over twenty five years in Dedham is seriously ill at his Willow Street home.
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Dedham
George E. Morse
Dedm
Willowtreet
Norfolk Mill Restart At Hastedham After Idle Years
Dedham January 14 Norfolk Mill Hastedham restarted this morning with a small crew. The mill, formerly a woollen mill, had been idle for two or more years and will now be used to manufacture yarns.
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Dedham
Norfolk
Hastedham
Mayor Tries to Resign Letter Return After Two Weeks
New York report says Mayor gửi returned to Superintendent Rnes a resignation letter two weeks ago. The note details the accepted or rejected proposal and implications for city leadership remain unclear.
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New York
Trong
Rnes
Boxing Gossip Highlights Boston Boxing Scene and Dobbs Take
Bobby Dobbs arrives from Philadelphia to defend a civil suit and trains at 133 pounds, praising Philadelphia boxing, while plans for future bouts with McCarthy and Fox surface. Dan Creedon and crew head to Texas for a fight. George Dixon aims to beat Griffo in Boston context. speculation on Fitzsimmons’ possible indictment. Boston Aldermen debate boxing licenses, uphold existing permits, and prepare new committee reviews as Jack Crohan earns praise for advocacy.
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Bobby Dobbs
America
Philadelphia
Dobbs
Bull McCarthy
Jimmy Fox
Jimmy McHale
McHale
Young Starlight
Martin Flaherty
Dan Creedon
Tom Tracey
Galveston
Texas
Creedon
Bernan
Professor Duffy
Don Riordan
Board of Aldermen
Boston
Jack Crohan
Committee On
ROB R@QY
St Peter's Catholic Aid Society Parade in Provincetown
The St Peter's Catholic Aid Society held its annual parade on the twentieth anniversary of its organization. About two hundred members joined town officials and local citizens as schools closed and flags flew along the route. A high mass was celebrated at the Catholic Church on Prince Street, with sermons by Father Pimertel, followed by speeches at the Town Hall by Fathers Ferra and Pimertel, Captain Joseph Manta, and M. L. Adams. The event closed the Catholic mission week in preparation for the spring fishing fleet sailing.
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Provincetown
St. Peter’s Catholic Aid Society
Prince Street
M. C. Ferra
Fidelis
Hyacinthe
Pimertel
St. John’s Church
Ferra
Society
Joseph Manta
M. L. Adams
Board of Selectmen
Pool results at Atlantic Yacht Club rooms
In last evening’s pool tournament H. Wilson defeated G. Mooney 100 to 48 and P. Coke beat G. Donovan 100 to 54. Return games are scheduled at St. John’s Literary Institute East Cambridge on Thursday evening.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
H. Wilson
G. Mooney
P. Coke
G. Donovan
St. John’s Literary Institute
East Cambridge
Theatre News and Performer Moves in Local Scene
Fanny Johnston to join Charles H. Hoyt next season, leading a company. Ward and Vokes to play Lord Percy Soakup and Baron Harold de Canter in A Run on the Bank at Grand Opera House next week. Tremont accepts season-ticket orders by Feb nine, many already mailed. Herne and Miner seek to lease Columbia Theatre, else build nearby Tremont Street venue. Wilmington residents protest Ca mille D Arville lithographs in tights from Madeleine costumes. Cinderella ticket office at Music Hall. Saturday matinee half price for children. Rose Coghlan advance sale at Hollis begins. repertory includes Princess Walanoff, Diplomacy, Forget-Me-Not. Coghlan appears next Monday evening with a schedule through Saturday matinee.
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Ward and Vokes
Percy Soakup
Harold de Canter
Grand Opera House
James A. Herne
Shore Acres
Fame
Harry C. Miner
New York
Columbia
Tremont Street
Creighton
Eliot Street
Rose Coghlan
Hollis
Annie Lewis
Fanny Johnston
Clinton Elder
J. H. Ryley
George F
Colombe's Birthday at Hollis and Westward, Ho at Tremont
Julia Marlowe taber presented Browning's Colombe's Birthday at Hollis with Rose Eytinge and A. S. Fisher's adaptation, praised for verse and diction though nerves affected performance. Also review of Westward, Ho! at Museum with packed house, notable music, and strong ensemble. other items include The New Woman at Columbia Theater and The Passing Show advance bookings. burlesque successes at Howard, including Sinbad and Gaiety Girls, with famed acts Cervalto and Zamora family performances.
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Hollis
Julia Marlowe Taber
Rose Eytinge
A. S. Fisher
Browning
Colombe
Boston
Duchies
Valence
Valerce
Prince Berthold
Miss Marlowe
Taber
Thomas Coleman
Howard
Violet Mascotte
Leo Cervalto
Haines and
Pettingill
Madge Ellis
Zamora
Antoinette Borga
Ida Russell
Collins
Willis
Alio
McAvoy
Rogers
Josie Gregory
Hodges
Launchmere
Jessie Lindsay
Little Addie Smith
Carmencita
Lillian Chester
Conroy and Delany
G. H. Gies
Paris
Sinbad
Follies Berges
Les Ambassadeurs
The Man Without a Country Comes to Boston Stage
James W. Harkins Jr notes Edward Everett Hale as inspiration for the new adaptation seen at Grand Opera House in Boston to an extremely large audience. The play features a yellow fever hospital scene a sugar cane crusher and a church belfry duel with strong dialogue and graceful sentiment. Charles B. Hanford leads a capable cast including R F McCilannin Henry Hanscombe Henry ree age J W Hawkins and Mrs Cyril Norman who carries the heavy role with restraint while Anna Laughlin and Miss Marie Drofuah also perform well. The production runs one week.
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James W. Harkins, Jr
Edward Everett Hale
Boston
Grand Opera House
Charles B. Hanford
R. F. McCilannin
Tremont Theatre Debuts The Flams Welcomed Fans At Tremont
A packed Tremont Theatre last night applauded William Hoey and John C Rice in The Flams a new farce comedy. Hoey and Rice portray Marmaduke and Coriolanus Flam with lively singing dancing and makeups. Merrilees sisters perform a difficult dance and living pictures appear in the third act. The show will run this and next week.
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Tremont Theatre
William Hoey
Mr. Evans
Marmaduke Flam
Mr. Hoey
Coriolanus Flam
John C. Rice
Cadeaux
Ravennes
Erminie
Hoey
Merrilees
the Tremont
Walter Sanford's Stock Company Opens In The Wages of Sin
The Casey Little Playhouse filled with an enthusiastic audience as Walter Sanford's stock company debuted in Boston with The Wages of Sin. Victory Bateman as Ruth Hope delivered a powerful rendering, and the cast was praised for balance and attention to detail.
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Casey
Walter Sanford
Boston
Sanford
Victory Bateman
Ruth Hope
Theatre Review Highlights Cast and Curate Roles
A city theatre piece earns audience praise for strong leads with Miss Ellen Cummens and Miss Annie Barclay delivering solid performances. Harry Maishall and Criptie Palmoni create memorable villains and scenes as George Brand and Stephen Marler. The show runs one week before Lewis Morrison presents Faust.
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Harry Maishall
George Brand
Criptie Palmoni
Stephen Marler
Ellen Cummens
Barbara Dale
Annie Barclay
Jemima Broggs
Nellie Maskell
Lewis Morrison
Shore Acres Closes Week at Boston Theatre With Notable Praise
Last week of Shore Acres at the Boston Theatre opens to a large audience, boosted by news of final week and called a sermon like in its moral power. Grand Museum presents Pert or the Girl Detective with Katherine Rober. strong cast, notable disguises, robust scenic effects, and a lineup of vaudeville sketches, songs, and acts by Edwards and Kernell, Arm strong, Hernandez, Perkins, and others.
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Shore Acres
Boston Theatre
Tompkins
James E. McElroy
Adolphus
Miss Rober
William Farnum
Dick Cruce
Justin Paige
Edgar Whitcomb
Leonard Rowe
Rudolph Courtenay
Albert H. Field
Tom Bromley
Morris McHugh
Liz Angelo
Mabel Osborne
Lillian Mortimer
Ebien Mortimer
Grace Hamilton
Helen Linde
Eliza
Ida Howell
Shayne
Worden
Edwards
Kernell
Kate Armstrong
Professor Felix
Zebu
Peacock
Tomy Hernandez
The Dragoon's Daughter at Castle Square
The Dragoon's Daughter drew a good House for the second week at Castle Square. Miss Beaudet as Jeanette pleased audiences with fine singing and costumes. The music was tuneful and the company won enthusiastic applause from start to finish. Next week Joseph Haworth and a stock company present Shakespeare.
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Joseph Haworth
Ince
Park Theatre Celebrates Hot Stuff Otis Harlan Show
Park Theatre audiences roar at A Black Sheep with Otis Harlan praised for boosting laughs. Tomorrow matinee will feature autographed photos for every lady attendee. A special fiftieth performance souvenir is planned for next Monday evening, billed as the costliest and most useful yet distributed.
Keith's New Theatre Impresses Boston With Vaudeville
Boston crowds flocked to B F Keith's new theatre as a week of vaudeville opened. Highlights include Mons and Mme Bruet-Riviere from Paris, the Forrest brothers, Willis Sweatnam, Stuart the female impersonator, Johnson brothers feats, and many other stars delivering strong turnouts and audience delight.
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B. F. Keith
NEW Theatre
Forrest Brothers
Willis Sweatnam
Sweatnam
Stuart
Johnson Brothers
Morrissey
Ford
Murray Brothers
Brandon
Regina
Inez McCusker
Billy Carter
Evanses
Glenroy Brothers
Vidocqs
Ryders
White
Becket
Lewises
O'Brien
Jennings
Howard Atheneum strong bill of attractions offered
The Howard Atheneum presents a strong bill of attractions with notable acts and performances. Audiences are promised variety and entertainment value across the program, emphasizing prominent performers and engaging showmanship.
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Howard Atheneum
Palace Theatre Show Dazzles With Nelson Sisters And Burke Duo
Palace Theatre presents Flynn and Sheridan’s company with four Nelson sisters the famed acrobats and Jack Burke and Rosa Burke the boxing duo in a lively program including Love vs Mischief a burlesque A Hot Night or the Elopement and a grand ballet led by Vicenzo Romeo plus musical acts and stylish chorines the act is praised for novelty and audience enthusiasm with strong city familiarity.
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Palace Theatre
Flynn
Sheridan
Nelson Sisters
Jack
Rosa Burke
Nelsons
Jack Burke
Burke
Andy Bowen
New Orleans
Mile
Zittella
Crissie Sheridan
Alio
Snyder
Buckley
Mlle
Matt Flynn
Phil
Lyceum Theatre Evening Praised For Variety and Laughter
Standing room was tight at the Lyceum Theatre as Annie Hart in The Bowery Girl drew an ovation. Emery and Marlowe, Patten with horn, Seaman, Sherman, Morrisey, and The Four of Emperors of Music contributed high class vaudeville and musical sketches. The Jay Circus farce by Frank Dumont elicited hearty laughs and strong encores.
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Lyceum Theatre
Annie Hart
Emery
Marlowe
John Patten
Charles V. Seaman
Sherman
Morrisey
Leger
Four
Emperors of Music
Mac Rhea
Jay Circus
Frank Dumont
Jacon Freckles
Dabeny Freckles
Dan Sherman
H. Belmont Morrisey
Jacen Freckles
Daheny Freckles
Harry Hill
Phunmy
Mr. Dumont
Spectacle at Austin & Stones Museum Delights Crowded Hall
A crowded lecture hall in Austin and Stone's Museum showcased Marquis the famous beauty horse from France with a long flowing mane and tail. Mile Electra amazed crowds by producing light using carbon pencils. The hall featured the Miramba Band, necromancers, mandolinists, a baby gorilla, and a lineup of entertainers including Williams and Barton, the Ammons-Clerisse trio, Weston and Byron, and many others.
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Austin & Stone's
Austin & Stone’s Museum
New England
Marquis
France
Mile
Electra
Ammons-Clerisse
Weston
Byron
Bryant
Connors
Coleman
Hayden
Billy
Annie Williams
du Bell
Susie Howard
Blanche
Dave Genaro
Billy Burke
May Walsh
Sisters Wray
Ysaye Concerts Open Seat Sales At Two Venues
The two Ysaye concerts are announced with seat sales opening this morning. At the Heston Theatre next Sunday evening a first class orchestra led by Adameowski will accompany plus Lachaume and Pfafflin. The Music Hall matinee Wednesday Jan 23 is expected to be well attended as Saturday’s, with Ysaye performing a number of selections of great interest to violin students and music lovers.
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Palmer
Columbia Theatre
Columbia
Boston
New York
Miss Vernona Jarbeau
C. J. Ross
Lucy Daly
John E. Henshaw
George A. Schiller
William Cameron
Madge Lessing
Sylvia Thorne
Gus Pixley
Ysaye
Heston Theatre
Adameowski
Lachaume
Missing 769 Silver Dollars in Mint Shortage
Philadelphia January 14 The count of 50 million silver dollars at the United States mint shows a shortage of 769. Superintendent Townsend orders three or four men to inspect the vault to confirm loss and locate missing pieces, noting many bags were broken and dollars may be scattered.
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Philadelphia
United States Mint
Townsend
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