Hoyt to take Temperance Town to Concord NH
Boston theater gossip notes Hoyt and Barrett busy with tours and premieres. Hoyt plans a Concord NH performance for lawmakers with a special train return to Boston. Barrett's Claudian receives acclaim at the Globe as other shows and engagements are announced across Boston venues.
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Hoyt
New Hampshire
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Rocky State
AMA Endorses Murnock’s Liquid Food at Richmond Convention
The American Medical Association endorsed Murnock's Liquid Food through essays and discussions at their annual conventions in Richmond and Washington. No essays were presented previously on any other raw food preparation, marking Murnock's product as the sole focus of that session.
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American Medical Association
Murnock
Richmond
Washington
Homeopathic Convention Debates On Murdock's Liquid Fond
At the United States Homeopathic Convention in Deer Park Maryland and Saratoga essays were read by the ablest men in the profession. They discussed On Food and praised the quality of the essay and discussion, claiming no prior or subsequent event matched its depth.
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Deer Park
Maryland
Saratoga
Murdock
Murdock's Liquid Food Warns Against Counterfeits
A public notice declares Murdock's Liquid Food has existed fourteen years but no competing product can match its ability to build blood and cleanse the system. It warns of six counterfeits that imitate the flavor and value of sea salt iron and wine.
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Murdock
Best Recipe for Keeping a Husband at Home At Boston Post
A brief competition notice from The Post Boston inviting readers to submit a one sided letter under 100 words detailing the best recipe for keeping a husband at home. The earliest equal merit entry wins a gold eagle prize, address submissions to Husband Competition The Post Boston.
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the Post
Boston
South Framingham Note Invites Another to Remain Home
A fragmentary passage shows JULIETTE inviting another fellow to stay at home and watch for him, set in the South Framingham area. The lines suggest a domestic, cautionary directive within a private communication.
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Juliette
South Framingham
Love and devotion echo in Dudley’s timeless vow
A brief, romantic sentiment recounts deep affection: love expressed in every act, word, and deed, and a promise that mutual love frees from other companionship. The speaker, Dudley, asserts that true love excludes others, emphasizing enduring fidelity.
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Dudley
Pleasant Home Evening Advice From Mrs J L Marceau
The note encourages cheerful, affectionate routines to support a husband. It counsels greeting him with a smile and kiss, serving his favorite supper, engaging in pleasant conversation, giving full attention, and offering encouragement about business troubles. It ends with a gentle nudge to read the Post together.
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J. L. Marceau
Annie E Valentine Ad Points to Natick Charm
A brief ad style quotation urges readers to make their home more attractive than others and to present themselves as more attractive than any person, attributed to Annie E. Valentine of Natick.
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Annie E. Valentine
Natick
Letter Advice on Marriage Roles and Household Duty
A domestic guidance note urges wives to assign all household tasks to their husbands and to impress on him the need for staying at home both day and night. It suggests signaling annoyance at any diversion of attention toward others to preserve the home.
Subduing the Khedive Crisis Prompts Cabinet Action
A hurried cabinet session in London followed by Cairo reports that Britain demands a loyal ministry in Egypt. The Khedive’s new ministers face dismissal as Britain rejects Fakhri Pasha for president. Cromer informs the Khedive Britain will be consulted on all major steps.
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Actigna
Egypt
Cairo
Utes
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Russia
France
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Khedive
Fakhri Pasha
Nubar Pasha
Riaz Pasha
Towing dispute settled between Lake Huron and Spree owners
London January 17 The Lake Huron owners sued for 25000 pounds for towing the Spree into Queenstown last November. The case settled out of court with the North German Lloyd Steamship Company agreeing to pay the Lake Huron 12000 pounds.
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London
Lake Huron
Spree
Queenstown
North Germain Noyrd Steamship Company
Monte Carlo Wells Faces Fraud Charges in London
Charles Wells known as Monte Carlo Wells arrived from France in detective custody and was arraigned at Bow Street Police Court on twelve counts of fraud totaling 45 000 pounds, a sum equaled to 225 000 pounds, widely noted for his Monte Carlo bank busting fame.
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London
Charles Wells
Monte Carlo
Wells
France
Bow Street
Temperate Charm Outshines Beauty In Enduring Appeal
A brief ad style line asserts that nothing surpasses a sweet temper in value, claiming it captivates more than beauty and remains fresh and powerful to the end. Attributed to J Graham of Jamaica Plain.
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J. Graham
Jamaica Plain
ANOTHER MAN'S VIEW In praise of shared home life
The piece argues the ordinary man spends evenings where he finds it most pleasant and that if his wife makes home welcoming he will contribute his share, preferring not to be out unless accompanied by his partner. It contrasts with one man’s stance on domestic life.
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Wilson Barrett
Globe Theatre
Barrett
Boston
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Tremont Theatre
Charles H. Hoyt
Brassy Gall
Texas
Sea Serpent Club
Senate
House
New Hampshire
Hoyt
Oscar Wilde
Lady Windermere
Palmer Stock Company
Columbia
St. James Theatre
London
Columbia Theatre
A. M. Palmer
Francis Wilson
Comic Opera Company
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Dorchester
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Howard Atheneum
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Howard
The
Wife as helper strengthens marriage in Roxbury note
A Roxbury item urges wives to engage in their husband’s business and household duties as God intended, calling them a help meet. The piece suggests shared tasks bring couples closer rather than apart, reflecting period views on domestic roles.
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Roxbury
Be an angel this is all that most men expect
An archival note reads Be an angel this is all that most men expect attributed to Mrs A S AINT in Roxbury. The fragmentary line suggests a social or personal vignette from the era with limited context about person or event.
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A. S. Aint
Roxbury
Do as you would be done by at home
An editorial note from Experience Dorchester argues that domestic happiness suffers when wives idle at home and husbands neglect duties outside it. It urges mutual effort to please one another and to share care, suggesting better understanding leads to a harmonious household.
Marry the Right Kind Says Wise Matrimonial Advice
Advice urges women to marry a man who values his wife’s company above others and views marriage as a divine institution, not a mere civil contract. Emphasizes readiness to accompany him on outings and select a partner with shared beliefs.
Harvard Yale Debate in Sanders Theatre Promises Clear Verdict
The Harvard Yale contest in Sanders Theatre features three top speakers from each school debating whether railroad companies should be further limited by national law. Yale upholds the affirmative and Harvard the railroad position. A panel of judges including W E Barrett, Brown University president Andrews, and Seligman will decide by merit.
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Cambridge
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L. S
J. P. Costigan
United States
W. E. Barrett
Massachusetts Legislature
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Seligman
Columbia
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Homer Stille Cummings
Young’s
Knox and Sons Assign to Lynn and Brookline Partners
David Knox and Sons shoe machinery makers assign assets and liabilities to William B. Littlefield of Lynn and Charles H. Drew of Brookline. Debts estimated near 380000 with plant valued at 150000. Assignees call it a temporary suspension due to lack of ready money and seek time extension to rebuild working capital.
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Lincoln Street
William B. Littlefield
Lynn
Charles H. Drew
Brookline
Knox
Do the Fish Know It Ottawa Gazette Acts Modus Vivendi
Ottawa reports that next Saturday’s Canada Gazette will publish a proclamation putting in force the modus vivendi for the coming fishing season, under the act empowering the Governor-General to establish the year to year arrangement without Parliament action.
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Ont
Canada Gazette
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