Revere Law and Order League pushes Sunday barber ban
A wave of opposition rose in Revere as the Law and Order League urged enforcement of Sunday closing for barbers and other "illegal" businesses. Police showed letters to barbers, urging possible prosecutions, while most shops closed. William E. Taylor remained open, threatening a test case, as leaders like Rev. J. P. Bixby and Rev. N. S. Burbank defended the crusade.
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Revere
Revere Beach Park
Revere Law and Order League
Alexander Smith
Law and Order League
Rhoads
League
Gage of Battle
William E. Taylor
Beach Street
Lynn & Boston
Taylor
Law and Order Leagues
Massachusetts
Revere Beach
N. 8
Burbank
Mr. Burbank
Post
Park
J. P. Bixby
Women only hotel planned in Chicago Lau rel Club Hotel to open for business women
Chicago plans a women run hotel titled The Laurel Club Hotel to host businesswomen and travelers with all staff except porters to be women. Four Chicago society women lead the project with expansions planned in New York and San Francisco. A library and chaperones will aid guests, and social events will be offered bi monthly.
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Chicago
John Thomas
Warren Avenue
R. Kennedy Obell
South Park Avenue
Emma Parsons
Lake View
Byford Leonard
Rue Chassee Dantin
Paris
Laurel Club
New York
San Franco
San Francisco
Chief Justice Field's Funeral Planned for Wednesday
Last evening the time and place of Chief Justice Field's funeral were settled. The service will be at 1 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon at South Congregational Church led by Dr. Edward Everett Hale. Funeral arrangements are handled by Alfred Hemenway and John C. Coombs. state actions may close courts on Wednesday.
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Field
South Congregational Church
Edward Everett Hale
Alfred Hemenway
Tremont Builtins
John C. Coombs
The
Gpnee
Che Ce de Dea O
Secret of Health Science and Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
An advertisement touts a health claim that many ailments arise from a weak stomach and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a vegetable tonic. It urges buyers to ensure the bottle bears a Private Revenue Stamp and to obtain the genuine product.
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Wright
Procter & Gamble CO
Cincinnati
Likes Cubans a Very Good Sort of People
Mrs Leonard Wood and her two sons rest near a Cuban coast as she praises Cubans for friendliness and ambition. She recalls travels with General Wood in Santiago, noting school building, asphalted streets, and rebuilt cities. She admires Cuban women and nuns, and highlights reforms aiding U S Cuban relations.
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New York
Long Island
Leonard Wood
Cuba
United States
Wood
Santiago
Ramsden
Batte- Fields
England
General Wood
MRS JANE O NEIL DIES AT 90 AT HER HOME
Mrs Jane O Neil aged 90 died at her home in Be held from St Joseph s Church to morrow at.
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Jane. O'Neil
Neil
Meer
Engine 22 relocation debate stalls Boston plan
Aldermen delay final choice on Engine Company 22 site as Fire Department discusses options in Back Bay. Candidates include Dartmouth street near old house, Yarmouth street near Columbus, and Warren avenue by the High School, with costs ranging from about 23 000 to 37 000 dollars and political backing contested.
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Henry
Russell
Yarmouth Street
Dartmouth Street
Riley
Common Council
Bailey
Back Bay
Bristol Street
Dartmouth
Columbus Avenue
Railroad Bridge
Columbus . Avenue
Warren Avenue
Quincy
Board of Apportionment
Board of Aldermen
Boston High and Latin School
Alderman Colby
Tremont Street
Prince Cantacuzene to Wed Miss Grant in September
Newport dispatch reports not all details of Miss Grant’s debut. Prince Cantacuzene is expected to arrive from Russia in September for a wedding, with the Palmers and Grant family planning noted bridal gifts and attendants including Honore Palmer and Potter Palmer Jr.
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Newport
R. I
Miss Grant
Vienna
Freios Dent Grant
Russia
Prince Cantacuzene
Palmers
Rome
Honore Palmer
Potter Palmer, Jr
Knights of Pythias Excursion To Nova Scotia
Knights of Pythias announce an August excursion to Nova Scotia and Brunswick. Members from far and near prepare for the grand event with visits to the provinces. A public prize is listed in St John, New Brunswick, tied to the uniform rank in New England.
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Knights of Pythias
Nova Scotia
Brunswick
Order
Brcgienne
Srid
St. John, N
Perpapita
New England
St. John
Atlantic regatta voyage planned by Scottish bands in Boston
A fragmented notice describes a tour from Aug 20 for ten days involving bicycle racing and sailing regattas in Moncton Fredericton Yarmouth and Boston. It mentions the Pythian regimental band and a Boston second band, with special train arrangements via the Anpapotis wettey and contact for Clar a M Chase at Atlantic Avenue Boston.
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Moncton
Fredericton
Yarmouth
Fairfax
Aide
London Thespian Notes Predict Tours and Cast Changes
Theatrical manager Marcus Mayer visits Nat Goodwin at Jackwood near London as Charles Frohman books key engagements for 1900. Mrs. Carter to play Zaza in April at Garrick. Gay Lord Quex to tour the U.S. and Sarah Bernhardt planned for New York Garrick. Frohman sails for America. Ei Capitan underperforms and Wang to replace it. Hopper scores a hit. Olga Nethergate’s Sappho to rehearse in New York with American actors. Roland Reed to open Boston Museum with His Father's Son. Clara Lane to Cincinnati for The Rounders. Maud Daniels secures Marion Manola for Wilbur. Julia Marlowe sailing Aug. 26. Ada Rehan hoped to return to The Great Ruby in September. Mark Murphy and wife to debut at Park Theatre Aug. 12 in In Greater New York. Lulu Glaser noted for vast diamond collection, a private asset.
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Marcus Mayer
Olga Nethersole
Nat Goodwin
Jackwood
London
Charles Frohman
Leslie Carter
Zaza
London Garrick
Quex
Sarah Bernhardt
New York
Garrick
Frohman
America
EI Capitan
Wang
de Wolf Hopper
Olga
Nethergate
Sappho
Clyde Fitch
Roland Reed
Boston Museum
Clara’ Lane
J K. Murray
Winthrop
Cincinnati
The
Rounders
Maud Daniels
Wilbur Opera ‘Company
Providence
Marion Manola
New York State
Julian Marlowe
Ada Rehan
Mark Murphy
Park Theatre
Philadelphia
Multiple Attractions At Boston Area Theaters This Week
Keith's features Corinne Boston star Viola Waterhouse soloing with the Symphony along with Ed Favor and Edith Sinclair. Pinero's Princess and the Butterfly opens at Castle Square under Pitman. Bessie Gilbert headlines Nantasket Music Hall. The Four Lamothes headline at the Chutes for another week. Vienna women athletes headline at Austin & Stone's Tremont Row Museum. Norumbega Park presents an operetta company. Harding and Ah Sid headline at Point of Pines with vaudeville. Nahant and Bass Point offer sail outings. The Girl in the Moon continues at Boston Theatre vestibule. Irving Jones leads a strong Palace bill with burlesque and comedy. Evening racing and fireworks at Combination Park.
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Keith
Corinne
Boston
Viola
Waterhouse
Symphony
Ed Favor
Edith Sinclair
Pinero
Castle Square
Pitman
Bessie Gilbert
Nantasket Music Hall
Lamothes
Vienna
Austin & Stone
Tremont Row
Norumbega Park
Harding
Ah Sid
Point of Pines
Bass Point
Nahant
Point
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Willers
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Usghll
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Glaser
Francis Wilson Company
Delaware
American Mutoscope Co
Cape Ann
Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
State Street
Bosm
Gloucestr
Columbus Orchestra
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Co
Emme Eames
Marie Burroughs
Jas. Corbett
Edwin Booth
Joseph Jefferson
Delia Fox
Maude Adams
John Drew
Mark Twain
Elk Len Terry
BR. R. B
the Post
Maine
Maritime Provinces
Ching Ling Foo
Symphony Orchestra
Plymouth
Impany
Winthrop Line
Atlantic Ave
Winthrop Wharf
Willows
J. R. Bacon
Tremont St
Tele
Tremont
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Mizzoura
Lafrisain
Naval Brigade
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Lincoln Wharf
Coe
A. P. Lan
BE. A
E. H. Seabrook
Washington St
Bega Nature’s
Boston Ball Grounds
Pittsburg
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Conneily
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