Congress Near End of Long Session in Perfunctory Dull Day
Congress nears final adjournment with no major national legislation expected. Senate session extended over ten hours including executive time. Teller’s Philippines speech and Pettigrew’s bid to take up the anti trust bill highlighted the day. A social dress session drew a festive gallery crowd as Spooner and Andrew sparred on Philippines remarks.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Teller
Colorado
Pettigrew
South Dakota
British Veterans Hold September Halifax Trip Plans
The British Army and Navy Veterans met at the American House for a monthly gathering. A trip to Halifax is planned for September with a Dominion liner chartered for the voyage. Mr. John Oldham presented a British flag to the group during the meeting.
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Halifax
John Oldham
Wind Cannot Win Candidates at Tenth District GOP Meeting
A conference of tenth district Republican leaders at Hotel Essex chose George B. Pierce of Milton as the preferred candidate in the race for Congress, with Milton Paige and W. W. Towle also receiving votes. The session involved debate over campaign strategy and money, then delegates traveled to the United States Hotel to meet Pierce, agreeing on cigars' cost.
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Tenth District
Hotel Essex
Henry F. Naphen
George B. Pierce
Milton
Milton Paige
W. W. Towle
United States Hotel
Pierce
Neely Embezzlement Ring Exposed in Havana Posts Office
Acting Director Bristow denounces Neely for stealing about 31 12.9 dollars monthly in 1899 with a simple one half split scheme. Rathbone’s 1899 inquiry revealed no immediate checks, while Gomez arrived to cheers and pledged loyalty to Cuba amid a large, planned demonstration.
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Havana
Neely
Bristow
Estes G. Rathbone
Maynard
Rathbone
Reeves
Servia Club Reunites With Fourth Annual Meeting
The Servia Club held a banquet and the fourth annual meeting at 1 pm to honor officers led by President James H. Ellis. Members reported fifty seven in membership and a treasury balance of $75. Mrs. Ellis received a diamond brooch and roses as thanks after the business session.
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James H. Ellis
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Bilis
Wilson Tisdale
Miss Bradley
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A. Shuman
Bordman Hall
George E. Morrill
Ellis
Tisdale
A. Andrews
Eva Marie Niles
Weil
Dreyfus
Etta Lockhart
W. B. Holmes
J. Payson Bradley
Ridlon
Li L
Bergengren
EB. G. Foster
C. T. Watts
F. Riedel
J. W. Sawyer
G. F. Sampson
J. A. Emery
Dean
Ormsby
Oreman Hall
Edmund Ayars Dies Presumed At Seven Years Of Age
A damaged notice reports the death of Edmund Ayars at seven years old in the community. The fragment mentions an engineer and a local service context with unclear surrounding details due to OCR errors.
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Ponemund
Ayarg Pt Ae
Comnaouity Pervice
Eidene
Summer Theater Delights Boston Audiences With The White Squadron
The Castle Square Theatre staged The White Squadron last evening to strong reception with John Craig as Victor Staunton and L Seeley as General De Romacio among a large cast. The show runs daily with The Village Postmaster as the next bill. new acts include Mile Marzella birds and Rio brothers feats.
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Globe Theatre
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Victor Staunton
L. Seeley
General de Romacio
Jacko
Bacho
Lillian Lawrence
Onesta de Silveria
Maude Odell
Therese de Romacio
Hope Ross
Keith
Everhart
Mile
Marzella
Rio Brothers
O'Rourke
Burnett
Flatow
Dunn
Lafayette
Bowdoin Square Theatre closes season with Rip Van Winkle
The Bowdoin Square Theatre season ends with a strong Rip Van Winkle by the stock company benefiting stage director Jay Hunt. Mr. Hunt starred in the title role and received hearty audience praise. Several popular ladies distributed programmes for the first time in new roles. Cast includes W. R. Philips James Levering E. D. Denig on Florence Hale and others. The house will reopen in August with melodrama and its current policy.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Rip van Winkle
Jay Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Maud Edna Hall
Alice Do. Keane
Helene du Carte
Henriette Rich
Frances Desmond
Wi. R. Philips
James Levering
E. D. Denigon
Arthur G. Wallis
Wil F. Phillips
Frank Marr
Frank Dallas
Florence Hale
Charlotte _Hunt
Gussie Hunt
Miriam Lawton
Pearl Young
Sarah Burr
Bowdoin Square
Opening of The Son of Carleycroft at Tremont Theatre
Rehearsals for The Son of Carleycroft advance smoothly at Tremont Theatre. Stock company prepares for a near perfect production next Monday night with Thea Burt Sayre starring in the title role. Florence Rockwell returns as leading lady, with Annie M. Clarke and a full company including Hazel Tine, Truesdell, Capelle, Weinburg, Mitchell, Andrews, Foster, Wellesley, Lewis, Caverly, Hawthorne, Wilson and MacDonald in supporting parts.
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Tremont Theatre
Theaore Burt Sayre
William Hazeltine
Frederick Truesdell
Charles Capelle
Gus Weinburg
Dodson Mitchell
Jank Andrews
Hiram Foster
Charles Wellesley
Ralph Lewis
Anne Caverly
Lola Hawthorne
Katherine Wilson
Cordelia MacDonald
Belle of New York draws crowds at Columbia Theatre
The Belle of New York opened at the Columbia Theatre amid a crowd drawn by cold weather. Dan Daly delivered extra humor while Helen Lord, Toby Claude, Beat oore, Nella Webb and others received strong recognition. La Belle Dazie enjoyed hearty nightly plaudits as the show aims for a long run.
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Columbia Theatre
Dan Daly
Helen Lord
Toby Claude
Beat Oore
Nella Webb
George Schiller
Wiliam Cameron
W. T. Carleton
George Fortescue
D. L. Don
la Belle Dazie
Grand Theatre Benefit Week Aims Aid for Managers and Actors
Crowds filled the Gran Theatre for a two day testimonial to Managers Thomas and Watson during a lengthy program including Beyond the Rockies, a cake walk for a gold medal, and numerous vaudeville acts. Souvenir photos were given to attendees as plans announced for future tributes to Omenie De Prank F. Kirke Miss Florence Mack J. Owens Lorimer Johnstone and J. Frank Carroll with further honors for Mildred Hyland and James A. Blire on upcoming afternoons and evenings.
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Thomas
Watson
Rockies
F. Kirke
Grand
Mark Kent
Florence Mack
J. J. Owens
Lorimer Johnstone
J. Frank Carroll
Mildred Hyland
James A. Blire
Scotland's Lads and Lassies at Austin Stone's
The Scottish production features the Brown brothers among a forty-strong company. They perform in dance piping and muscle exhibitions, recalling the Lucknow siege slogan to Scottish and English speaking audiences.
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Lucknow
Austin & Stone’s
Scotland
Max Ritter Leads Historic Hebrew Convention at Boston Odeon
The Max Ritter genuine Hebrew convention tops this week's program at the Nickel Odeon in Boston drawing hundreds of first-time visitors. The show features twenty genuine Hebrew comedians and several noted performers including Rebecca Goldstone Rachael Rinehardt and Sarah Polaski with vibrant singing and dancing.
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Max Ritter
Nickelodéon
Boston
Ax Winslow
John Cluft
Max Sate
Friedlander
Joe Rinestone
Rebecca Goldstone
Rachael Rinehardt
Sarah Polaski
Rose Burnstein
Curio
Actress Jane Holly Sues Papers Over False Arrest Story
Miss Jane Holly, former Schubert company actress, files $25,000 suits in San Francisco and Los Angeles newspapers. She denounces a May 16 report that she was arrested in Tennessee for masquerading in male attire as an unfounded lie and demands reparation. Her home is Los Angeles and she denies ever wearing trousers.
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Jane Holly
Schubert Stock Company
Los Angeles
Janie Olly Ha
Reye. Tenn
Miss Holly
San Fran
Burlesque Stars Lead Evening of Variety
Performers Maude Bliston Cessy Grant Bessie Taylor Idylla Vyner Ada Butner Tilie Cohen Florence Gardner Minnie Rine art Lillian Beach Holdie Gilmore Maggie Sheridan Irene Watson Daisy Cobb head a burlesque show with a strong chorus. Featured acts include Charles Kenna mono logue artist Ed B Rolla White boxing act Belmore and Wilson sketch team Bessie Taylor singer and the St Onge brothers trick bicycling entertainment.
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Iony
Tamale
Sam Kaun
Eand Edian
Bessie Taylor
St. Onge Brothers
Notwithstanding Cool Weather Draws Crowd to Norambega Park Show
Audiences at the rustic theatre in Norambega Park enjoyed a lively Cosmopolitan bill despite chilly conditions. The program featured Nelson, Glinsefret and Demonio in a grotesque horizontal bar act, Reed's acrobatic terriers, Morgan and Otto, plus Lang and arpe in a bright sketch and the Goodnans with unique musical instruments.
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Rustic Theatre
Norambega Park
Nelson
Glinsefret
Demonio
Reed
Morgan
Otto
Lang
Arpe
Goodnans
Marvellous Marsh Tops Charles River Park Open Air Lineup
A thrilling open air resort show at Charles River Park enters its second week with afternoon and evening performances. Marvellous Marsh returns with a stunt-filled act, a change to vaudeville, and a line of features including the Crane brothers the Mudtown rubes the LeMoysies the Dawsons and John H Weber. Willing crowds enjoy Cyclonic Kennedys Airon on the high wire and Champion the French cyclist. A grand finale of summer fireworks follows the nightly program.
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Crane Brothers
LeMoysies
Dawsons
John H. Weber
Kennedys
Airon
Bass Point Nahant Opens Season With Fun At Sea
The Bass Point Nahant resort on the North Shore opens this season with boat service from Boston and special attractions at Bass Point House. Lincoln Wharf departures offer an hour sail and a Sunday concert by Laeferain’s Naval Brigade. On June 12 the steamer Carib arrives with an ostrich farm exhibit from Florida.
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Boston
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Clyde
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Clarendon Garden Hosts Evening Concerts on Tremont Street
At the Clarendon Garden on Tremont near Berkeley proprietor Andrew Andersson invites locals to enjoy evening concerts by Dan's Orchestra from 6 to 11 except Sundays. Refreshments and bicycle check service are available at reasonable prices. Admission details not fully shown.
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Clarendon Garden
Tremont Street
Berkeley
Andrew Andersson
8An
Shaw
Zionists of America Convene in New York June 10
Boston Zionists select delegates including Miss Pauline Arkin Mr Made and Mr Rosenthal to represent local societies at the national convention in New York. The gathering will discuss restoration of Palestine and other major matters with delegates from major U S cities arriving.
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Zionists of America
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Boston Zionists
Hebrenational Hall
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