Meister Singers Highlight Keith's Theatre Week Two
In week two at Keith's Theatre the Meister singers debut many features and draw strong reception. Harry Beresford and company perform eastside life in New York with Miss Brenner and Mr Ratliffe offering a fine musical piece. Leo Carillo appears as a top Chinese dialect storyteller, Updale animals entertain juveniles, and moving pictures include the Democratic national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith’s
New York City
Harry Beresford
Miss Brenner
Ratliffe
Lew Field
Leo Carillo
Updale
St John Fantasy Debut Delayed by Heat at Majestic
The continuation of the hot spell forces Mr Morison to defer Miss Nance O Neill in The Fires of St John at the Majestic Theatre until Thursday afternoon. The opening will occur Thursday afternoon no matter what the weather conditions may be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
Nance O’neil
Lindsay Meriaan’ Stock Co
ST. John
Globe Theatre Offers Varied Weeklong Programme
The Globe features the Paul Azard Trio with a singer and two athletes, Dan Healey and Estelle Barry performing singing and talking novelty, and Adams and Conway showcasing several well played musical instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Globe
Paul Azard
Dan Healey
Estelle Barry
Adams
Conway
Bowdoin Square Theatre Opens Week with Hit Casey at the Bat
Bowdoin Square Theatre enters its second week as Pat White headlines in Casey at the Bat with its musical and singing skit praised and the song I am the Man a decided hit. The Merry Maids led by Violet Mascotte continued to score with a strong lineup including May Belmont Alice Dudley Florida de Lisle Blanche de Corret and Zola Sisters among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Sq
Pat White
George Davis
Violet Mascotte
May Belmont
Alice Dedley
Florida de Lisle
Zola Sisters
Lillie Sutherland
May Hamilton
Dolly Clifford
Bessie Martin
Blanche de Corret
Anna Berry
Helen Lawton
Frances Madisan
May Cripps
Mae Osborne
Petta
Alice Ferguson
Rose Carene
Revere Ilouse
Scollay Sq
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Casey
Mr. White
M the
Man
The
Merry Maids
Alice Dudley
Petta Alice Ferguson
May Osborne
Frances Madigan
Orpheum Vaudeville Bills Highlight Local Stage Week
Patrons at the Orpheum Theatre enjoy an all star vaudeville lineup. Henry French headlines with Leonard and company and Harmonious beaux and belles perform singing skits. Charles Buckley and company present a comedy sketch The New Manager. Loretta Le Roy and De Alma and Mae amply entertain with song and banjo acts, plus the Mitchells as dancing comedians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theatre
Henry French
Leonard and Company
Harmonious Beaux
Shriners Night at Keith's with Meistersingers
Aleppo Temple Shriners attend Meistersingers at B F Keith's Theatre tonight. The Shriners Choir will be honored with the Shriners baby elephant introduction. George W. Shackford, potentate, sits in a box with his party as special features are presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleppo Temple
Mystic Shrine
B. F. Keith
Shriners’ Choir
New England
Shriners
Meistersingers
George W. Shackford
Temple
Tremont Temple Durbar in Kinemacolor Enters Ninth Week
The Durbar in Kinemacolor continues its ninth week with full orchestral accompaniment. Henry Albert Jones explains the crowning of King George and Queen Mary as Emperor and Empress of India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Albert Jones
George
Mary
England
India
Gordon's Olympia Hosts Crowd as Acts Delight
Crowded houses filled Gordon's Olympia yesterday with six Old Hoboes drawing repeated recalls. The American Trumpeters pleased the audience and four young women known as the Four Butterflies danced and sang into favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon’s Olympia
Sreadhy
Tremont Theatre Ends Run of Little Miss Fix It
The Tremont Theatre marks the close of the current engagement of Little Miss Fix It, ending the show’s stay after a run that began last evening and concludes this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lloyd
Tremont Theatre
Miss Fix
Scenic Temple Keeps Cool Amid Heat Wave Patronage
Despite scorching heat, Scenic Temple reports steady crowds as the interior remains pleasantly cool, offering a welcome relief from the streets. The article notes continued attendance and the temple's successful comfort during peak summer conditions.
Rainey African Hunt Pictures Wrap Up at Park Theatre
The final week of Rainey African Hunt screenings plays at Park Theatre, showcasing a sequence of documentary shots and dramatic landscapes. Patrons are urged to attend before the curtain falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainey African Hunt Pictures
the Park Theatre
Mat
Rainey
Marvellous Motion Pictures
Paragon Cabaret Presents Mile Clarice in The Storm Dance
The Palm Garden at Paragon Park features Mile Clarice performing The Storm Dance this week and next with a full program change. Another highlight is Mlle. Bellarina the Flying Venus, billed as the queen of the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Garden
Paragon Park
Mile
Clarice
Flying Venus
Mlle
Ballerina
Queen of the
Bass Point and Nahant Offer Ideal Sailing and Dining
An hour of ideal sailing brings visitors to Bass Point and Nahant where inviting shores set in motion a desire to forget city cares and enjoy tempting hotel menus. Amusements of all sorts are offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass Point
Nahant
Impeachment of Judge Archhbald Debated by Senate Democrats
Senators Simmons Bailey and Reed urge high privilege for impeachment and demand immediate action as 13 articles are presented. Speaker Clark presses solemnity and undivided House attention while Representative Clayton reads the charges and the judiciary committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ators Simmons
Bailey
Reed
Clark
House
Clayton
Alabama
Judiciary Committee
Senate split over Archbald impeachment trial delay
Washington July 8 A sharp party line split developed in the Senate over the proposed impeachment of Judge Robert W Archbald of the Commerce Court. Many Senators including influential Republicans favor deferring the trial until after the November elections arguing time is needed to prepare for the hearing and to tend political fences at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Vaudeville Pleasure Draws Crowds at Rustic Theatre
The vaudeville programme at the Rustic Theatre in Lexington Park drew strong crowds yesterday afternoon and evening, offering entertainment to chase away the chill of bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rustic Theatre
Lexington Park
Brockton Leaders Beat Worcester 4 to 1 in New England
Brockton used timely hitting to defeat Worcester 4 to 1. Anderson scattered Worcester hits while Brockton capitalized on key opportunities. Final line shows Brockton 4, Worcester 1 with Smith and Boardman driving runs and Anderson earning the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Worcester
New England
Anderson
Sulti
Nye
Smith
Shorten
Howard
Ollaherty
Dman
Aubrey
Tarry
Crum
Peas
Boardman
Wadleigh
Ements
McLane
Boehling
Rorty
J K Murray and Clara Lane Star in Maid of Japan at Norumbega
The appearance of J K Murray and Clara Lane in The Maid of Japan at Norumbega Park yesterday drew a large crowd of the stars’ old friends. The open air theatre provided cool comfort despite the heat, contributing to a strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Murray
Clara Lane
Norumbega Park
Norumbega
Paintings Saved by Summer Colonists in Cliff Wood Street Fire
Valuable paintings belonging to Miss Etheldred F. Kelsom were saved from her Cliffwood Street studio as a nearby Murray A. Brown barn burned this afternoon. The summer colony residents assisted in removing the artworks while firemen fought the blaze and saved the studio.
Beating in Prosecutor Office Sparks Shootout in Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri Volamey W King a cashier for a local traction company fired four shots in the county prosecutor office aiming for W J Beck justice of peace two bullets hit Beck while two deputy prosecutors were wounded and Judge Ralph Latshaw narrowly escaped injury The shooting followed a divorce dispute between King and his separated wife and involved Beck who had tried to mediate a reconciliation recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
W. J. Beck
Volamey W. King
Beck
Ralph S. Latshaw
Criminal Court
King
League Orders Replayed Detroit Toronto Baltimore Protest
International League president Ed ward Barrows ordered the June 29 Toronto versus Baltimore game to be replayed at a later date. Baltimore protested Dalton's eligibility, while Toronto's manager Kelly said he had not received Dalton's suspension notice.
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New York
Edward Barrows
International League
Toronto
Baltimore
Dalton
Kelly
Maranville Keys Rally as Lowell Defeats New Bedford 6-5
In Lowell, the champions edged New Bedford 6 to 5 after a ninth inning batting rally. Maranville starred with timely hits while Wolfgang and Hogge held firm in relief to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Wolfgang
Maranville
New Bedford
Ness
Boultes
Oj Spires
Lonergan
Connell
Tavigne
Dery
Hogge
jPruitt
Ruflange
Clemens
Miller
Woonergan
Lavigne
Sweatt
Morris
DeGroff
Magee
Halstein
Miler
Wogge
Stafford
Gossip for Motorists Compiled Car News and Local Engines
Teddy Tetzloff used Michelin tires on his Fiat to win the 500 mile Tacoma road race last Saturday. The Stutz winner of the 100 mile Old Orchard race is exhibited at the Stutz Motor Company showroom. D. B. Williams and C. C. Perrin take posts with American Motors Company. Indiana boasts the oldest and youngest motorists, John I. and Meedy Blish, who drove a Studebaker from Seymour to Indianapolis and back in a day, racing W. H. Moore in a Studebaker 30. In Sicily, an American entry among Ford Overland Metz cars finished sixth in the race won by a S C A T. The American consul notes durable American cars may boost U S sales abroad. Prizes for the Joseph Warren Day electric division go to Wolison Electric Company and A Shuman & Co. decorations awarded to Lewandos and others.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Tetzloff
Fiat
Tacoma
Stutz
Old Orchard
Stutz Motor Company
Boylston Street
Indiana
John I. and
Meedy Blish
Seymour
Indianapolis
W. H. Moore
Kokomo
Sicily
Ford
Overland
Metz
Wolison Electric Twuminating Company
A. Shuman & Co
Lewandos
FE. F
Pol- Haddock
Cod
Hake
Leonora Silvetra
Pontiec
W. M. Goodspeed
Jeanette
Natalie J. Nelson
Revetta
Ellen & Marty
San J. P. Johnson
Wish Hawk
C. Hussey
Alice M. Guthrie
W. Neuman
Allan Line
Numidian
John Hall
Glasgow
Moville
Joseph Gamage
Malden
Atlantic
Mandeville
Long Wharf
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Havana
Silvia
Cuba
Lawrence & Wiggins
Mystic
Massachusetts
Metropolitan Line
Point Judith
Bunker Hill
India Wharf
New York
Cotory
J. R. Young
J. R. Atwood
Cashel Bank
Gloucester
Atwood
Maine
Nova Scotia
Boston
White Star Line
Canopic
Metcalfe
Mediterranean
Azores
Atlantic Transport Line
Mesaba
Red Star
Antwerp
Sable Island
Fuller Palmer
Lynn Defeats Wall River in Heat A 7-5 Victory
In Lynn on July 8 Lynn toppled Wormwood’s Wall River 7 to 5 after a high temperature game. Batter notes show Orentz Merrill Meffern and Mureh among scorers with British-style play across fall River lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Wormwood
Wall River
Fall River
E. Orentz
Walsh
Merrill
Meffern
Weaver
Mureh
O'Bowenek
Cargo
Ol Rose
Orcutt
Strands
Wallace
Daum
Britton
Wilson
Logan
McGovern
Hickman
Ball River
Britten
Porky Flynn Declines South America Boxing Offer
Dan Porkando Flynn, fresh from Australia and hailed by Ed die Keevin as America’s top white heavyweight, turned down a Buenos Ayres invitation to box a local champion in September. He prefers nearer engagements promising bigger returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan “Porkando” Flynn
Australia
Eddie Keevin
America
Buenos Ayres
Biggwer
Lavender's rise from Beantown to Chicago sensation
Jimmy Lavender of the Chicago Nationals, who yesterday stopped Rube Marquard’s world record bid, is a former Boston National. Sold to Boston by Holyoke of the Connecticut league, he moved through Providence to Chicago, where he is becoming a National league sensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Lavender
Chicago Nationals
Rube Marquard
Boston Nationals
Boston
Holyoke
Providence
Chicago
Swordfish in abundance as mackerel scarce at Boston wharf
The Boston wharf saw swordfish totaling 683 offered by six vessels led by Topsail Girl with 202, the season’s biggest swordfish haul. Mackerel remained scarce with only 47 barrels received and prices feared to rise unless more seiners arrive.
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Cape Cod
Albert W. Black
Rose Standish
George H. Taibee
Mlavilla
Sakuntala
Boston
Georges
Jeanette
Leonora Silveira
Joseph P. Johnson
Haddock
Death notices listing multiple Boston area obituaries
Death notices from July list numerous individuals with ages and funeral details. Entries include Barker, Bertucci, Boynton, Bradfield, Brady, Burke, Catmoun, Crowe, Devine, Drew, Foster, Hart, Kreppel, Leonard, Littlefield, Maguire, Moore, Moore, Muldoon, McBrine, McGilvray, Neill, Palmer, Pike, Quirk, Rouse, Todd, Wallace with residence, date, and church details. Some include burial sites and urged attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Boston
Joseph F
David IF
Jane Hart
Bonner
Saratoga Street
Star of the Sea
Kreppel
Roslindale
Henry Ernest
Ernest L
Henrietta A. Kreppel
Metropolitan Avenue
Leonard
Forest Hills
Alice G
Patrick
Mary Leonard
Keenen
Styde Park Avenue
St. Thomas’ Church
Littlefield
Adelaide W. Littlefield
Appleton Street
West Everett
Mass
Kennebunk
Maguire
Mundena Maguire
Richard Maguire
Aspinwall Avenue
Brookline
New York Herald
Moore
Roxbury
Dantel F
Daniel I
Mary T. Moore
George Street
St. Patrick's Church
Charlestown
Mary J
James Moore
McElroy
Medford Street
St. Catherine's Church
Muldoon
Stoughton
Ellen
John
James N. MuLdoon
Morton Street
St. Mary’s of the Immerniate Conception
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Bessie C
John W. Ard
Julia MecBrine
Toston Avenue
Medford
Hillside
M'Gilvray
Simon J
Gilvray
Iunneral
Mary Doherty
Winthrop Street
St. Patrick
Dudley Street
NEWII
South Boston
Robert Neill
Gates Street
Mt. Veake
Waltham
Masa
Palmer
Henry A. Palmer
Malden
Tuesdry
Ran. L
William A
Catherine I. Fike
Buanker Hill Street
St. Francis Dhe Sales Church
George RB. Rouse
John H
Eleanor I. Rouse
Williams Street
South Medford
Todd
Winthrop
Catherine
Charles H. T. Todd
Locust Street
St. John the Evangelist
Tincoln Streets
Ocean Spray Station
Wallace
FE Street
St. Vincent’s Church
New Calvary
Shipping News Miniature Almanac
The notice lists sun times and high water marks with arrivals and clearances of steamers and schooners. Ships such as Numidian Hall Glasgow Mandeville Vincenzo di Giorgio Sama Cuba and many towing barges proceed to and from Newport News Norfolk and Baltimore with numerous port calls and cargo movements.
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Numidian
Hall Glasgow
Moville
Stlvia
Davidson
Avana
Vincenzo di Giorgio
Jacobsen
Sama
Cuba
Mandeville
Sorensen
Port Antonio
Jam
City of Augusta
Munson
Savannah
Dorchester
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Quantico
Hillary
Philadelphia
Suffolk
Hart
Massachusetts
Colberth
New York
H. F. Dimock
Cto
Bay View
Cummings
Ransom
Fuller
Wlinscott
Portland
Mohawk
Pray
Machiasport
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Catawissa
Sevier
Kohinoor
Preston
Glendower
Daniel Willard
Witzgerald
Hedgewater
N. J
Marion
Edgewater
Riverside
Calvert
Moon
Murrell, Johnson
Ivie
Cassie
Triton
Partridge
Bangor
Lynn
Nemasket
Hammond
Greenwood
Searsport
Foster
Mercury
Wall
Horatio G. Foss
Rawding
Humacoa
Lucinda Sutton
Jacksonville
J. R. Atwood
Brennan
Cash
Iberian
Manchester
F&f
Otis Miller
Bass River
Chester
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
N. S
Calvin Austin
St. John
N. B
Dingley
Devin Port
Eastport
Bay Port
Hampton Roads
Britannia
New London
Badger
Waltham
Cardenas
Flavana
Newport
Gibson
Cat
White Sox Acquire Burlington Pitcher Amid Trade Reversal
The Chicago club of the American League announced the sale of pitcher Ralph Bell from the Central Association to the White Sox. Pitcher Ed Hawk, who plunged from a hotel window Friday, is not expected to recover. a Detroit sale for 1500 dollars was canceled due to the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ralph Bell
Local c
Central Association
Chicago
Ed Hawk
Detroit
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Bowdoin Square
Olympia
Orpheum
Scenic Temple
Keith’s Theatre
Plymouth
Pilsrin Hall, &c. & So
Betty Alden
Rowe’s Wharf
G. P. Cushing
Gen. Mgr
Provincetown
Borothy Bradford
Massachusetts Bay
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Rowe's Wharf
Jabez S. Dyer
Cape Cod Steamship Co
Georgia
Tennessee
Clena
Aera
Kroa
Gor
Seecal
Bay State St. By. Co
Central Wharf
Biate St
E. W. Dixon
King Phelip
Eee
North Shore Steel
City of Goucester
North Side Central Wharf
State St
Rach Wat. Po S. Merchant, Mer. B. & G
Globe Theatre
Sutcliffe Pipers
Joyou
Little Miss
Lionel V
Loew’s Orpheum
Shriners AT Keith
Tremont Temple
Tremont Teatre
Paragon Cabaret
Archhbald
United States Commerce Court
G. W. Buck
Underwood & Underwood
Gordon
Olympia House OF the Moving Stairs
Berkeley St. & Warren
Mars
Durbar
American League Today
RED Sox
St.louis
FENWAY Y_ PARK
Anedeowne
Gene
Washington St
Las Aorumbec
Norumbega Theatre
Russell
Arlington Heights
Prosecutor’s Office
Villa Napoli
D. B. Williams
American Motors Company
C. C. Perrin
Regal Motor Car Company of
N. E. League
Lawrence Setter
Bat Lowell
Pes Eeeenteseseses Ae
Hancock
Springfield
Albany
N. Y
Ray Hancock
A. J. Sager
Porky
South America
Lavender
Matden Hospital
Cora
John Barker
Spring Street
Salem
N. H
Bertucci
Somerville
Charlies
Evelin Bertucci
Lowell Street
St. Catherine’s Ch
Bowker
Maria Smith Bowker
Brighton Street
North Abington
Waterman Chapel
Washington Street
West Quincy
Brady
Joseph
Annie
Donlan
Patrick Brady
Trémont Street
St. Francis de Sales
Burke
Catmoun
Mattapan
George F
Elizabeth Calhoun
Prospect Street
Drew
Chelsea
John H. Drew
Cherry Street
Portsmouth
Melrose
Frank W. Foster
Knight Templar
Emerson Street
Topsham
Shipping News
Charles B. Dolan
Dorchester Lower Mills
Milton
White Sox
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