Hoar Tillman clash echoes in Senate naval reserve debate
In Washington on January 15 the Senate clashed over Hale of Maine's remarks on naval reserve bills. Hoar and Tillman sparred over Revolutionary War credit, while Hale warned against relying on volunteering for a great war power. Hoar offered a resolution about Bermuda prisoner duties, then the chamber approved public building appropriations before adjourning.
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Washington
Senate
Hale
Maine
Hoar
Tillman
South Carolina
Cowpens
Yorktown
South
Mr. Hoar
Carolina
Concord Lexington
J. Tillman
Massachusetts
England
Spooner
National Guard
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
New England
Santiago
Department of State
Bermuda
Hague
Nashua
N. H
Huntington
W. Va
Superior
Wis
William N. Young New President of Charitable Mechanics Association
The Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association held its annual meeting at Mechanics Building Huntingdon Avenue. President Horace H. Watson urged building improvements and growth in membership while noting the value of a trade school. Treasurer Newton Talbot reported year receipts of 58 684.19 and expenditures of 9 684.19. $5000 was set for the annual exhibition. Officers elected include William N. Young as president for three years and Edmund Hewins as vice president for three years.
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Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics’ Association
Mechanics’ Building
Huntington Avenue
Association
Horace H. Watson
Mechanics
Newton Talbot
William N. Young
Edmund Hewins
Newton
House Passes Pension Bill and Adjourns to Saturday
The House approved the pension appropriation bill after three days of discussion and adjourned until Saturday. A resolution from the McKinley memorial committee, arranging an address by Secretary of State John Hay at the Hall of Representatives on February 27, was adopted.
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House
John Hay
Hall of Representatives
Theatres Ring With Sousa Boston Sings Club and More
Sousa and his world famous band headline at Symphony Hall next Sunday in Boston marking a return after prior European success. The Boston Singing Club performs at Chickering Hall on Wednesday January 22. Grace Atwell leads A Secret Warrant, now closed for the season in New York. Macklyn Arbuckle stars with Stuart Robson in The Henrietta at the Museum January 20. Joan of the Shoals, written for Henrietta Crosman, premieres in Philadelphia next Monday after Tremont engagement. A Morocco Bound matinee today at the Park Theatre with further matinees Thursday and Saturday. Hackett, as usual, resides in Boston<strong>.
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Sousa
Symphony Hall
England
France
Boston Singing Club
Chickering Hall
Grace Atwell
New York
Stuart Robson
Henrietta
Museum
Macklyn Arbuckle
Antonio
Nat Goodwin
Hollis
Tremont
Park Theatre
Manyere
the Park
James K. Hackett
Boston
Trade School Gains Support as Community Benefit
Discussion notes the trade school begun in 1900 and expanded in 1901, praising its value to the community. It has never drawn funds from the association and may benefit from future fundraising, with several officials and trustees named for extended terms. The newly elected officers were installed and the heirloom snuff box from Paul Revere era passed to Mr. Young.
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Taltot
Alfred Bicknell
Charles Cook
Stetson Foster
Jerome C. Hosmer
William White
George Almerson
Committee of Relief
Arthur C. Whitney
Frederick H. Briggs
Walter J. Connery
Pote
Paul Revere
Mr. Young
Talented performers headline Morison's Grand and Steinert Hall
The Union Club hosts a promising scene on Park Street as a mother attends every show. A mystery diamond ring is hidden in a bon bon box at the Fallen Among Thieves performance at Morrison's Grand Theatre Monday night. Gregory Hast, eminent English tenor, gives a second and last song recital Saturday at Steinert Hall with Mrs J E Tippet as accompanist. Harold Bauer opens his season recital next Tuesday at Steinert Hall. Eduard Zelderust, Dutch pianist, plays Wednesday afternoon January 29 at Steinert Hall. George Hamlin Western tenor visits Steinert Hall Tuesday January 28 for a Strauss song program. On Wednesday January 29 Hamlin returns with Sydney Biden, baritone, for a joint song recital.
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Union Club
Park Street
Morrison’s Grand Theatre
Gregory Hast
Steinert Hall
J. E. Tippet
Harold Bauer
Eduard Zelderust
George Hamlin
Richard Strauss
Sydney Biden
Theatre Season Notes Brighten Boston with New Shows
Saturday nights mark close of Way Down East at Boston Theatre with strong profits. Foxy Grandpa arrives Jan 2 after big advance sales. Henri etta Crosman stars at Tremont in Mistress Nell ending Saturday. The Explorers and Burgomaster favorites join ahead. Wnder Two Flags with Blanche Bates comes to Hollis Monday. Liberty Belles closes Saturday. My Antoinette impresses at Columbia with Evans and Trall delivering clever work. Park Theatre improves Morocco Bound and keeps it. Don Cesars Return with James K. Hackett draws large crowds at the Museum for two weeks then Henrietta. Blanche Morrison sings Maritana at Bijou last night to acclaim. The Fatal Wedding wins approval at Grand Opera House. Lewis Morrison Waust to follow Monday. Bowdoin Square stock company promotes The Mormon s this week. Aristocracy delights Castle Square crowds with Marble Heart upcoming. Keith extends cycle whirl craze to patrons.
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Boston Theatre
Henrietta Crosman
Nell
Tremont
Blanche Bates
Columbia
Antoinette
Charles E. Evans
Josephine Trall
Park Theatre
Ork
Bijou
Grand Opera House
Gertrude Haynes
Lewis Morrison
Waust
Bowdoin Square Stock Company
Castle Square
Keith
Boston Music Hall Programs Draw Crowds and Praise
The rapid rise in business signals strong demand for up to date amusements in Boston. Highlights include Pousse Cafe at Boston Music Hall with dances songs and satire and major acts by Blanche Sloan Clara Helyett and Esau the man ape at various venues. Notable events include Kreisler and Sembrich concerts at Chickering Hall and Symphony Hall with Garrett P. Serviss lectures and a Boston Theatre program featuring Way Down East cast and the First Regiment Band.
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Boston Music Hall
the Howard
Blanche Sloan
Clara Helyett
Rocky Mountain Panthers
Austin & Stone
Drake
Nickelodeon
Esau
Bostock
Animal Arena
Morrison
Grand Theatre
Gregory Hart
Steinert Hall
William H. Crane
David Harum
Colonial
Symphony Hall
Frits Kreisler
Chickering Hall
Mme. Sembrich
Boston
Garrett P. Serviss
Bismarck
Imperial
Germany
George W. Chadwick
Judith
J. Aldrich Libbey
Katherine Trayer
Robert Brooks
Josephine E. Thomas
Orge J. Bass
First Regiment
Boston Theatre
Old Colony Grocers Hold Banquet and Meeting
The Old Colony Grocers and Provision Dealers Union held its annual meeting and banquet at the United States Hotel. George A. Bond of Kansas City attended a reception and lunch, with many officials and association leaders present. Officers were elected including A. T. Faunce as president and John A. Radcliffe as secretary, as the group discussed national grocers’ aims and advertising strategies.
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Old Colony Grocers’ and Provision Dealers’ Union
United States Hotel
George A. Bond
Kansas City
Kansas City Grocers’ and Merchants’ Association
Thomas R. Mathews
Robert Mitchell Floyd
William Craig
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
John T. Nickerson
Boston Wholesale Grocers’ Association
George H. Bond
Massachusetts Grocers’ Association
A. A. Fales
Boston Retail Grocers’ Association
William J. Wadleigh
8. B. Abbott
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
W. B. Seignious
New York Grocers and Provision Dealers
Fred Fowler
Montreal
Canada
Board of Trade
Arthur T. Ward
Portland
Frederick J. Penshyn
Philadelphia
A. C. Dowse
A. I. Faunce
Bond
A. T. Faunce
Abington
BH. W. Huntreemouth
HH. Mansfield
South Braintree
John A. Radcliffe
Rockland
EB. W. Noyes
Whitman
John W. Nash
Quincy, Jr
Arnold
Braintree
I. W. den
Randolph
M. W. Lynch
Eastermouth
Retail Gr
John L. Radcliffe
Nahum Reed
Whitmea
Faunce
Old Colony Union
National Association
William Gray
Brooklyn
National Grocers’ Association
Elisha Winter
L. B. Hatch
Malden
State Grocers’ Association
The
Fruit and Produce Exchange
Mt Pleasant Court No 20 Holds 21st Annual Bell
The 21st annual bell of Mt Pleasant Court No 20 Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters was held in Orienta Hall last evening. Grand march led by William J Ludden and Miss Margaret M Dever with floor director Ludden and assistant director Stephen Kiley. Notables present included Daniel A Cronan Charles H Tighe T Moriarty Edmund P Kelley and several others.
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Mt. Pleasant Court No. 20
Massachusetts
Theatrics at Children’s Theatre Feature Alice Farrell
The piece Alice Farrell plays in Theagic Fiddle at the Children's Theatre has opened to popular favor. It is one of many good musical numbers in the play and is being whistled and hummed around Nodheim.
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Alice Farrell
Children’s Theatre
Nodheim
Jean White Military Band Concert at Tremont Temple
The Jean White Military Band performed at Lori mer Hall Tremont Temple before a strong audience. Francis Wells conducted with an encore for nearly every piece and one third of receipts were pledged to charity. the program listed 13 numbers.
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Jean White
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Francis Wells
Boot and Shoe Club hears Campbell on Philippines voyage
Captain H. E. W. Campbell of San Francisco spoke at the Boston Boot and Shoe Club meeting at the Brunswick. He described conditions in the Philippines and illustrated his talk with ten colored stereopticon views at the banquet.
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Philippines
H. E. W. Campbell
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Brunswick
Sousa Band Concerts Highlight Mastery and Precision
The Sousa Band earns high praise from The Scotsman for tone balance and artistry. Sousa leads from the podium with same soloists as on the British tour. Concerts in Boston will be at Symphony Hall Sunday evening Jan 19 and Wednesday Jan 22.
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Sousa
Scotsman
Edinburgh
Boston
Symphony Hall
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Stokes
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Alten
Edmund H. Hewins
Burkhart
Cincinnati
OLD Colony Grocers
MT. Pleasant
the Children’s Theatre
Harry N. Farren
Girl From
Paris
Josephine Hall
Old Howard
Billy B. van
Nellie O'Neill
Nini Diva
John Mayon
Coeepeng Roger
Belle Dolan
Emma Krause
Williams
Adams Lyons
Crowley
Rossi Sisters
Howard
Lawrence McCarty
Jos
Hart
Carrie Demar
R. J. Jose
M. Rudinoff
Sendertw
Ra Pictures
the Ayers
Fenine
Coe
DeLoose
World and Hastings
Julian Rose
Hilda Thomas
En Hall
Galletti
Monkeys
Sandow
Marion Manola
Fred Niblo
Onnlawrio
Parker
Ewe Chamberlyn
Boston Indorses
London
SouCce Mats
Hamilton Pl
Winter St
Oxford
Byee
Weber & Fields
Wee Minister
All Maude Odell
Blanche King
Eleanor Falk Lillie Lawson
Jane Bernar
Margaret Ashton
Matinee Aran
Tremont St
Tel
Music Hall
Bronson Howard
Ube Oyce
Cyclorama
Tremont Street
Ape Man
Africa
Brandea
Mlle
Beaufort
Bonavita
Bic Liz
Baby Dot
Boston Museum
Inees
Don Caesar
Boston Poultry AsSociation
Pera
Keith’s
Boston Theatres
Boxer
Isaac B. Rich
Klaw & Erlanger
Harry B. Smith
Liberty Belles
Semerich
C. L. Graff
Bowdoin
Treathe
Revere
Eance
Panthers
Double Company
Martha Wagenfuhrer
Niagara Falls
Sober Sall
Hotel Pleasanton
Revere Beach
Kirby
Patsy
His
OPERA
Matinee
Celestial
James Burns
Efaust
Colonial Theatre
Gsat i. Nats
Aries Frohman
Wn. Crane
Harum
Ymphony Hall
OUSA
Fe Hall
Aes
Tremon
Crosman
Mistress Nell
the Explorers
Morrison's
Theatre Theatre
Ross TE Sea
New Stock Company
ROYAL
Grand Pepe
Wesauane
Harman
Amzi C. D’xon
Ruggles St. Baptist Church
C. C. Case
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