Republican Hunt in the Ninth District and Tre Mont Temple plans
Dr. Burden of the Republican State committee visited North Attleboro to organize the Tre mont Temple ratification meeting and to secure attractions. His calm stance on a possible Congressional nomination in the second district drew comment, with a lawyer noting politics may be bought or sold, yet the district won’t be easily swayed. The piece hints at ongoing intrigue around Jewett and Atwood factions and local sentiment toward changing fortunes in State politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burden
Republican State Committee
North Attleboro
Tremont Temple
State Committee
Congress
Presentation to Prince Honors Ex-Mayor at Parker House
A Massachusetts Democratic gathering is planned at Parker House next Saturday evening to formally present Frederick O Prince with resolutions from the last Democratic national convention in St Louis. The engraved resolutions, honoring his 28 years as secretary of the national committee, were shown at the New York national headquarters, and Edward Brown Dickinson will bring them to Boston to display after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Parker House
Frederick O. Prince
St. Louis
National Committee
New York
Edward Brown Dickinson
Boston
Parker's
Lawrence Lowell rivalry shapes sixth council seat in district
The sixth district covering Lawrence and Lowell faces a crowded field for councilor Jewett’s renomination. Byron Truell in Lawrence draws interest while Melrose backs Charles F. Loring and ex Senator Thomas Winship is noted as potential contenders. Most observers expect Jewett’s renomination unless a fierce Lawrence Lowell contest shifts balance. Jewett has prior service as Lowell mayor and two years in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lowell
Francis Jewett
Byron Truell
Truell
Pemberton Square
Thomas Winship
Wakefield
Winship
Middlesex Club
Jewett
Senate
Ninth District GOP Scramble for Right Man Candidate
In the ninth district Republicans worry over a strong candidate for fall. Declination of Major John H. Gould lowers contenders, while Warren Locke’s name is dismissed as unlikely. George M. Towle of Brookline is a lively possibility though some doubt his political prowess. Many urge a moderate tariff stance akin to Long, Lodge, Rainey and Crapo from four years ago. Candler’s popularity intrigues but party fears renewed opposition. The field remains unsettled as candidate-seekers press on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth
John H. Gould
Medfield
Warren E. Locke
Locke
Congress
George M. Towle
Brookline
Chicago
Mr. Candler
Candler
Ando
Atwood Denies City Architect Deal Link
Representative Harrison H. Atwood condemned a Republican paper claim that C. J. Bateman nominated as city architect would confirm a deal making Atwood Bateman’s first assistant. He said the accusation injures his professional and political standing and would not accept any such position. Republican State HQ expressed sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison H. Atwood
C. J. Bateman
Bateman
H. H. Atwood
Atwood
Deerfield Summer School Echoes Saturday Club Legacy
July 17 Deerfield saw a fine audience at the seventh session where G B Bartlett of Concord delivered Our Saturday Club and Its Essays. President Lincoln praised Bartlett and Emerson alongside May Alcott, noting the club's enduring influence and famed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Specia
Deerfield Summer School
G. B. Bartlett
Concord
L. J. B. Lincoln
Emerson
Bartlett
Lincoln
Pluto
Athens
Cain
Paradise
Deerfield
United States
Troy
Massachusetts
New York
Billy Emerson
Barnett
May Alcott
Old Town
Miss Alcott
Lowell
Holmes
Sumner
Matthew Arnold
Llerbert Spencer
David A. Wells
Peabody
William Everett
Harvard
Yale
Elizabeth W. Champney
Sorosis Club
Don Champney
Century Club
Twilight Club
Edgar Buckingham
College of William and Mary
Virginia
John Lothrop Motley
Charles Sumner
James D. Crawford
University of Ilinois
Mrs Cleveland Not Expected Here This Week
Newport July 17 local paper claimed Mrs Cleveland would arrive today and visit Jamestown guest of Mrs Wistar Morris of Philadelphia. The report was not believed and she was not expected. A lookalike on the New York boat drew cheers from Jamestown residents. Mrs Cleveland will visit soon, but not this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
RB L
Jamestown
Mrs. Cleveland
Boston and Detroit clash in a high scoring tilt
Detroit wins 7 to 6 after a late surge as Bennett, Klusman and Beaton homer for Boston. Pittsburg shut out by Philadelphia 2 to 0. Chicago pitchers hold New York and Cleveland’s scoring in check while Daily hits a homer for Washington. Continued rain dampens Indianapolis game as Seery and Hoy spark early offense.
Finerty Challenges Papal Irish Policy In Chicago
Ex congressman John F Finerty denounces a Pope Leo XIII rescript on Ireland as interference in Irish politics. He criticizes Archbishop Walsh and Irish bishops for not resisting, calls England a legitimate government evil, and declares he is an Irish Catholic, not Italian, defending Irish rights over Italian diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John F. Finerty
Walsh
Leo Xill
England
Rome
Ireland
Leo XIII
Evangelist Camp Meetings Draw Crowd in Orchard Grove
Oid Orchard Maine July 17 The weather favors the evangelist camp meetings with all major services in the grove. This afternoon 29 ladies led the children's meeting. At 2 30 Mrs Van Cott preached on Lepros of Rome. Tonight a song service followed a twilight service. Old Time Religion was the subject of Mrs Van Cott's sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oid Orchard
Patrick Mulranen Placed Under Arrest for Gravel Theft
The first arrest in Division 16 Back Bay occurred yesterday afternoon as Patrick Mulranen of 687 Parker Street was taken into custody for stealing six loads of gravel from the new Back Bay Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Mulranen
Division 16
Back Bay
Parker Street
Back Bay Park
Lowell Defeats Lynn in Loose New England League Game
Lowell beat Lynn in a loosely played New England League game before 600 spectators. Lowell improved as the game progressed, tying and then pushing ahead after Lynn misplayed in the field. Burns was effective while Polhemus Campion led Lowell at the plate and Black Larocque made sharp catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Lowell
Hungler
Burns
Polhemus
Campion
Black
Larocque
McGonnigle
Lowells
Peer Age Gene Ore
Ose Lynns
Ian Ip Coga
Say Aoa
Sarem
Bridge Street
Mitchell
Long
Trask
Hines
Ee Ar Ae
Hales
Eeces Mannchesters
Eee Oy
Cleveland and Cincinnati Scores From Evening Section
In Cleveland the Cleveland team defeated the Brooklyns 25 to 1. Cincinnati saw the Cincinnatis beat the Louisvilles 1 to 0. Philadelphia Athletics triumphed over the Baltimores 6 to 5. St Louis defeated Kansas Citys 10 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Clevelands
Brooklyns
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Louisvilles
Philadelphia—Athletics
Baltimores
St. Louis
Kansas Citys
Trotting at Beacon promises two big races next Saturday
Beacon Park manager George H Hicks has arranged a fine racing programme with two elite events. The first race offers a $250 purse featuring John Trout Medford Allen Maid Lady Wilkins Vanunton and others. The second race is the 2 32 class for $100, trotting and pacing. entries close Friday at 12 m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
George H. Hicks
Beacon Park
John Trout
Medford
Br. m
Allen Maid
F. H. Foster
Providence
Lady Wilkins
A. H. Dorr
Vanunton
Press Field Day at YMCA Grounds in Boston
The Boston newspaper men are invited to a field day at the YMCA grounds on Dartmouth Street with events for all reporters. Activities include a 2:30 baseball game between Globe and Record nines, several sprints and walks, a half-mile and one-mile race, plus prizes such as shoes, a jersey, weights, a tennis set, a racquet, boxing gloves, and a gold press badge. Entrants may sign up before noon at the sporting editor or YMCA offices. Many entries have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Men of Boston
Association
Dartmouth Street
Globe and Record
Boston
Boston Press
Boston Daily Newsce
Grace Partridge
Boston Daily Newspaper
Boston Daily
Y.M.C. A
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Real estate sales and new construction activity noted
Abbey and Schoeffel's theatre work to begin soon with three Tremont Mason and Avery entrances. A Hartwell Richardson designed office block on Causeway and Portland aims to house Cobb Bates Yerxa. Wigglesworth heirs’ Milk Street lot leased to Bell Telephone for a major city offices building. Merrill House sale to Hooper & Lewis for 23000 dollars and Commonwealth Avenue lot sold for about 37350 dollars. Several Jamaica Plain lots sold at auction for 30 to 46 cents per foot totaling over 10000 dollars. Roslindale sales around 9 to 38 cents per foot totaling 9272 dollars. Somerville sale on Medford Street for 1150 dollars. Pinckney Street land sold for 3000 dollars. D. W. Ross to build six story apartment on St James and Clarendon. Commercial Street four story dwelling planned. South Boston and East Boston sales listed. Cambridge city purchases Oliver Durrell estate for 24000 dollars for new city hall site. Land frontage 186 feet on Main Street with 250–280 foot depths. Stimson wharf sold for about 33000 dollars to Highland State Company. additional dwellings sold on West Cedar and Sawyer streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbey & Schoeffel
Tremont
Mason and Avery
Causeway and
Portland Streets
Hartwell, & Richardson
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Milk Street
Oliver Street
Thomas Wigglesworth
Bell Telephone Company
Merrill
St. James Avenue
Mr. Hooper
Hooper
Roslindale
Somerville
John E. Fuller
M. Mellow
Medford Street
John R. Learned
Fidelity Real Estate Company
Pinckney Street
D. W. Ross
M. Sheenan
Boston
George W. Ilargrave
A. Nelson
Everett Street
W. G. Emery Et al
Paris Street
Silas Pearce
Cambridge
Oliver H. Durrell Et al
Main Street
Bigelow
Inman Streets
City Hall
Inman
George B. Elliot
Charlestown
John Stimson
Artist seeks Congress payment for Navy secretary portraits
Washington artist George B. Matthews asks Congress to pay 4500 for portraits of late Navy Secretaries Paul Hamilton Isaac Toucey J C Pobbin William A Graham William Jones David Henshaw Mahlon Dickerson John P Kennedy and John Y Mason. Miss Maria Beckett hosts a roof farewell party for Gloucester artists. A Correggio Magdalene painting once linked to Andrew Jackson’s circle is claimed by Nashville experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Matthews
Washington City
Congress
Navy
Paul Hamilton
South Carolina
Isaac Toucey
Connecticut
J. C. Pobbin
North Carolina
William A. Graham
William Jones
Pennsylvania
David Henshaw
Massachusetts
Mahlon Dickerson
New Jersey
John P. Kennedy
Maryland
John Y. Mason
Virginia
Maria J. C. & Beckett
Gloucester
Mass
Sherwood
Navarro Flats
Miss & Beckett
N. Y
Andrew Jackson
Nashville
George W. Chambers
Nashville School of Fine Arts
Correggio
Earl
Jackson
Estate of the late William Gray claims heard
Commissioners received claims against the estate of the late William Gray. Arthur Hilton and John Prentiss presided. none of the creditors proved their claims and the meeting adjourned for one week. The heaviest claims were Indian Orchard Mills about 522000 and Atlantic Mills about 300000, with numerous smaller claims totaling around 700000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gray
G. Arthur Hilton
John Prentiss
Indian Orchard Mills
Atlantic Mills
Cambridge Aldermen Adopt Orders On Street Extension And Land Purchase
In Cambridge last evening the board approved extending and widening Front street, authorized the water board to seize lands by Fresh Pond under the 1888 Acts, established a public pound on Norfolk street, and ordered a temporary fence between Mrs Stratton’s Bigelow street property and the new City Hall land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Aldermen
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Front Street
Water Board
Fresh Pond
Norfolk Street
Burglars Target Revere Beach in Week Long Theft Spree
A gang operated around Revere Beach for a week stealing at Oak Island band stand and railroad station, then at Neptune House and Revere House. They took a $500 pocket roll, a gal watch, and trousers, while a bartender was paid with a $10 pill attempt that was snatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Beach
Oak Island
Boston
Revere House
J. J. O'Keefe
Woman Fatally Injured After Train Strike on Broadway
Mrs. Jane Kelly, an elderly South Salem resident, was struck by a train while walking on the track toward her Broadway home near the Atlantic Car Works. She suffered a fractured skull and was taken to a hospital. doctors fear the injuries will prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarem
Sredau
Jane Kelly
Broadway
South Salem
Atlantic Car Works
Revelling Arrests After Bellevue avenue clash
Newport R I July 17 On Saturday last John Whipple and John Lawrence prominent summer residents came to blows over a trespass dispute on adjacent summer estates. Whipple struck first and Kr Derby former navy lieutenant helped him. Police investigated and Whipple and Derby were arrested on revelling charges and fined Whipple ten dollars and costs Derby five dollars and costs Both paid their fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
John Whipple
John Lawrence
Bellevue Avenue
Whipple
Kr. ©. Derby
Navy
Derb
City Notes Chronicle Local Charities and Accidents
The city reports a charity fund for poor children reaching 2506 10. Funeral of Mrs. Ann Crosby of Mt Pleasant held at St Patrick’s Church with burial at Mt Calvary. Elizabeth Summers wills bequests totaling 570 to several Catholic institutions and parish aid, with residue split among them. Police Sgt Daly’s mother dies in Rocky Hill at 76. New England Helping Hand Society to memorialize Miss Jennie Collins on July 20. Pain’s Pompeii thrills Boston crowds nightly at the amphitheatre. James Smith, 53 Billerica Street, struck by an express wagon in Dock Square. fractures rib and is hospitalized. Joseph F. Smith, 9, injured in a freight car accident near Park Bridge. concussion noted. L H Whitney, Old Colony brakeman, run over and loses both legs. dies at Mass General Hospital. home in South Braintree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Crosby
Mt. Pleasant
St. Patrick’s Church
J.J. Lane
Mt. Calvary
Elizabeth Summers
Little Sisters of the Poor
House of the Angel Guardian
Helping Hand
Carver Street
Pain
Boston
James Smith
Billerica Street
Dock Square
City Hospital
Joseph F. Smith
Shawmut Avenue
Boston & Albany
Parkbridge
L. H. Whitney
Old Colony
Massachusetts General Hospital
South Braintree
Dispensary Proves Useful in North End Community
The United Hospital and Dispensary opened December 17 at 36 Charles Street to serve the poor with medical and surgical care and medicines. Operated by Boston College of Physicians and Surgeons supporters, it has served about thirty patients daily with a 10 cent charge for those who can pay, while the truly needy receive free care and home visits by Dr. Wallace. Efforts are now under way to fund a combined hospital and dispensary, seeking at least $10,000 to establish the larger project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hospital and Dispensary
Charles Street
Old North End
Boston College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ames
O’brien
Elijah A. Morse
C. A. Smith
Doolittle & Smith
J. H. Gunning
Thayer
The
College of Physicians and Surgeons
F. H. Wallace
Thomas W. Kohr
Parsons
Dorchester
Austin
Nott
Newton
Dorr-Bryant
Tenney
Boston
Jones
Medford
North End
Supreme Court Finance and City Carriage Case Report
The court hears claims in two matters. Francis A. Osborn et al. vs City of Boston challenges Memorial Day carriage expenditures as improper public charges. The petition argues the order enabling carriage hire was invalid and seeks relief in equity. The city demurs, and the case is held under advisement. In William F. Davis v. city, a habeas petition seeks release to pursue a U.S. Supreme Court challenge to his sentence. the court denies the extraordinary petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Knowton
William F. Lawrence
M. F. Dickinson
Charles T. Stetson
M. F. Page
Page
Stetson
Charles River
Baltimore
Dickinson
Borg
Francis A. Osborn
City of
Boston
Common Council
Grand Army of the Republic
Francis Washburn
A. R
Unitarian Church
Order of the Common Council
Causten Browne
H. L. Harding
Albert C. Burrage
Andrew J. Bailey
William F. Davis
Davis
United States Supreme Court
Sealae
J. F. Pickering
Nat Hathaway
New steam yacht Kara launched at local yard
W T Smart of this city commissioned a Burgess designed steam yacht launched by DeButts Daggett with a compound Atlantic engine. The handsomely built vessel will have a 28 by 6 deck house and mahogany interior, ceiled in white cedar. The owner plans naming it Kara. A second schooner yacht by McKie of East Boston for Colonel Hugh Cochrane is set for launch and will be moved down with the tide today from Burnham's yard amid daily crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
W. T. Smart
DeButts & Daggett
Atlantic Works
Smart
Kara
McKie
Boston
Hugh Cochrane
Burnham
Hotels List of Guests at Major Houses Across Cities
Yesterday a long guest list appeared under hotel notices with names from New Orleans Philadelphia Detroit and Chicago among others. Among the attendees were Brunswick Fritz S Strauss Mrs Moncure Robinson Jr Miss Robinson James B Markoe Dr and Mrs Butler and many more prominent travelers and families visiting major hotels such as Vendome Parker's Tremont and Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Fritz S. Strauss
New Orleans
Moncure Robinson, Jr
Robinson
James B. Markoe
Philadelphia
Butler
Montreal
W. J. Chittenden
Detroit
Vendome
Pierre Chanteau
St. Louis
Emile Tracy
Y. Swett
E. L. Mocatta
B. Mocatta
London
Charles Pope
Chicago
Victoria
George C. Lorrimer
Lorrimer
Cheago
Thorndike
C. F. Collins and Family
J. F. Weld
Omaha
Adams
W. P. Reed
St. Paul
Percy Thompson
Kansas City
H. N. Story
W. C. Lammar
Norwich
Conn
Revere
Frederick A. Smith
Roach
New Bedford
G. W. Tilton
Henry Bopplne
New York
L. G. Hoyt
D. I. Hungerford
Waterbury
W. B. Post
Troy
B.S. Kimball
RK. H. Fyfe
E. K. Turner
Fitchburg
Archibald
Floating coffin found in North River investigated
A young son of Richard Morgan living near Ives street found a nearly new coffin floating in the North River on Saturday. The coffin had its trim mings removed and appears recently dug up. Police entertain grave robbery suspicions as they investigate the strange discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saneem
Richard Morgan
Ives Street
North River
Swampscott Land Trust Offers Prime Building Lots
Available land at Swampscott for summer and winter residences is limited yet appealing. Laid out under the supervision of Frederick Law Olmstead, the property is a short thirty minute ride from Boston and five minutes from the station. Walter Burgess of 113 Devonshire Street will provide full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampscott
Swampscott Land Trust
Fred’k Law Olmstead
Boston
Walter Burgess
Devonshire Street
Men jailed for false pretences and cruel driving in municipal court
George Clark and Charles Lincoln received eight months in the house of correction for seeking money by false pretences. Alexander Jolly was fined ten dollars for cruelly driving a disabled horse. Nicholas Christopher and James Kane faced arraignment on a death charge of James McCafferty, with bail reduced from ten thousand to five thousand, and the accused released on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Clark
Charles Lincoln
House of Correction
Alexander Jolly
Jolly
Nicholas Christopher
James Kane
James McCafferty
Veteran Firemen Plan Lowell Parade Attire and Gear
The Boston Volunteer Veteran Firemen's Association met to finalize parade plans for Lowell on October 3. They will dispose of engine Melville 6 and acquire a longer-range machine, appointing a three-member committee. uniforms caused debate with a vote allowing non-active members to wear fatigue caps and dark clothes, while belt style was deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Abbott
National Normal Musical Convention Opens at New England Conservatory
The National Normal Musical convention began at the New England Conservatory of Music with W E Pulsifer presiding. A K E Winship welcomed attendees and Sharland, Boston high schools music instructor, spoke and demonstrated class management with O B Brown assisting. The program includes two weeks of elementary to advanced instruction and evening lectures, though no meeting took place last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Conservatory of Music
W.E. Pulsifer
A. K E. Winship
Sharland
Boston
O. B. Brown
City Hall Notes on Street Layouts and Bids
The street commission lays out Willard street to Lowell street with a hearing set for August 1. Boylston street is laid out with Clive street. The water board awarded 440 tons of six inch pipe to Gloucester Iron Works for 2802. Library bids for Bates' Hall up to Oct 1 1889 range from 266,776 to 354,555 with several firms. bids are under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Street
Lowell Street
Boylston
Clive Street
Water Board
Gloucester Iron Works
Board of Trustees
The
Public Library
Bates’ Hall
Augustus
Warm weather sale at G W Simmons and Co
This hot weather drive offers nearly nothing new in suits with coats 95 cents vests 19 cents jumpers 17 cents white linen pantaloon 89 cents Boys' complete suits 278 dollars? The message describes a clearance sale of remnants and a busy custom room with numerous orders daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Army Orders Delays and Transfers Across Western Posts
Washington issues detailed army orders appointing inspections of signal stations in Nevada Utah Idaho and Oregon along with telegraph cable supervision in Oregon. Numerous lieutenant artillery transfers and leave extensions take effect October 1 across First Second and Third Artillery and Fifth Artillery with postings to Fort Union Fort McDowell Fort Punchuca and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sorcrau
Joseph Maxfield
Signal Corps
San Francisco
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Washington Territory
California
Oregon
James A. Swift
Ashland
Astoria
Ore
Columbia River
Harry L. Haskell
Twelfth Infantry
David’s Island
N. Y
James Brennan
Seventeenth Infantry
Frank W. Elis
San Antonio
Tex
Julius H. Weber
William Johnson
Los Angeles
Cal
Leonard Wood
Fort Punchuca
Ari
Fort McDowell
Art
Joseph Burns
Third Artillery
Washington Barracks
Fort Union
New Mexico
Army
First Artillery
Thomas Patterson
A. Todd
IL. Hunter
Menoher
Second Artillery
J. N. Lewis
G. F. Barney
C. W. Hobbs
H.R. Lemly
H. H. Ludlow
G. P. Scrivener
B. W. Dunn
Er. A. Miller
J. A. Haynes
C. A. S. Bennett
Fifth Artillery
Frank Thorpe
Is He Peddling Milk Child Vanishes in City
Albert Chesebro a twelve year old boy disappeared from his home on July 9. His mother Mrs Nellie Chesebro lives on the upper story of 673 Washington street and is nearly distracted. She believes he may be traveling the city with a milk pedlar rather than having suffered an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Chesebro
Nellie Chesebro
Washington Street
Business Troubles Prompt Wide Wave of Assignments
Nicol, Cowlishaw & Co., New York importers of upholstery, assigned with $53,400 in preferences. The long-established firm claimed $500,000 surplus but was said to be sound. Trouble on the English side blamed for the failure, with expectation American liabilities will be settled in full. Other entities filing assignments or failures include John C. Yeuter & Co of New York, GC Buckley of Medford, Sylvester T. Sullivan of Suncook, Thomas Laffe of Brooklyn, R. G. Holt of Rockville, Charles E. Plummer of Newburyport, Geneva Furniture Company of Geneva New York, George R. Hoyt of Westfield, and the Cincinnati Ice Machine Company of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicol, Cowlishaw & Co
New York
London
Manchester
John C. Yeuter & Co
GC. C. Buckley
Medford
Sylvester ‘T. Sullivan
Suncook
N.i.h
Thomas Laffe
Brooklyn
N. Y
R. G. Holt
Rockville
Conn
Charles E. Plummer
Newburyport
Geneva Furniture Company
Geneva
George R. Hoyt
Westfield
Cincinnati Ice Machine Company
Cincinnati
Music Hall Promenades Bring Fresh Opera Selections
Concertgoers at Music Hall tonight will hear Boston premieres including pieces from the new operas adjy by Chassaigne and Naila by Delibes along with the Vice Admiral by Millocker. Monday's concert marks the fiftieth in the series with special features announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Boston
Adjy
Chassaigne
Naila
Delibes
Millocker
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DR. Burden
Mr. Atwood
Bostons
Pittsburgs
Phillies
Klusman
Bennett
R.bh.po
Morrill
Tritchell
Brown
Campan
Gifatece
S Beatin
Madden
Detroits
Bostonss
White
Beatin
Kinsman
Tate
Rowe
Camputl
Twitchell
Heraung
Norrill
Nash
Empire
Kelly
Tom
Indianapolis
Washingtons
A. Ee K
Brien
Fuller
McGeachy
Donnelly
Zo Daly
Arundel
Healy
Shaw
Vissi
Basset
Hoy
Seery
Glasscock
Daily Ind
Myers
Denny
Donbble
Esterbrook
Bassett
Prrespure
Makin
Philadelphias
Andrews
Dunlap
Kwit
Whuekae
Bastian
Smith
Hallman
Galting
Casey
Pittsburgh
Beckley
Farrar
Miller
Stephen Toole
Tune
Curcaco
Krock
Pfeffer
Gore
Richardsons
Connor
Whitney
NEW Yorks
Chicagos
R. Bi
A. Bel R.bh
A. E. Ewing
Ryan
Rich
D’n
Sullivan
OP Ward
Vinitn
Conner
Anson
Aikee Rourke
Pfeifer
William
Edbee VY Burns
Keefe
Farrell
Gio
Tothlicvcsak
Bee
New
Iseefe
Powers
Furlong
Old Orchard
Abbey & Schoeffel’s
New Theatre
Beverly Labor Matters
Beverly
Sprcran
Manufacturers’ Association
Quincy
C. J. Innis
W. B. Viall
Vermont
Dr. J. Liger
J. C. Sawyer
Warren T. Daniells
Franklin
J. C. Libby
Maine
Ashabel Chaplin
Portland
Municipal Court
Harpy and Adams, Jd
City Hall Notes
Kutal
Wali St. M
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Bass
Norman McDona
Monumental
LD & CO
LE Street
Furnis
BRAT
Mt. Auburn
Kenton, Watertown
Lowell Estate
TER H. Graves & Sons
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