Lovely Brides of June in Boston Weddings
A string of weddings fills Boston area churches from Brookline to Malden. Henry Pratt McKean Jr. and Marion Shaw wed at First Unitarian Brookline with arch roses and a Jamaica Plain reception. Frequent attendees include Agassiz, Ames, Codman families. couple to reside in Germantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Unitarian Church
Walnut Street
Brookline
Henry Pratt McKean, Jr
Philadelphia
Marion
Quincy A. Shaw
Jamaica Plain
J.B. Lang
Howard N. Brown
Faille Française
Cornelia Cook
Jacque
Phebe
Maria Kean
Pauline Shaw
Laura Henshaw
Boston
Maximilian Agassiz
Louis Agassiz
Randolph
Alexander Agassiz
Governor Ames
F. L. Ames
W. F. Apthorp
Atkinson
Robert Bacon
P. Blake
Blake
Henry Burnett
John Burnett
Walter Cabot
William Cabot
Charles R. Codman
James Codman
T. G. Coolidge
John Lowell
G. Winthrop
Frederick Lewis Gay
Chicago
George H. Gay
Josephine Spencer
A. W. Spencer
Boston Stock Exchange
James de Normandie
First
Roxbury
Caleb Bradley
Columbia Street
Germania Orchestra
The
Stock Exchange
Hudson
Church of the Advent
Thomas H. Lord, Jr
Thomas H. Lord
Boston Marine Insurance Company
Alice Maud Smith
W. F. Smith
White, Smith & Co
W. B. Frisbee
D.D
L. W. Reycroft
Mabel M. Smith
Perrin Street
Augustus Loring
Beacon Street
Clifford Lorne Lutkins
Brooklyn
N. Y
Maud Loring
Reginald Howe
Longwood
Eva Burk
Adele Pigeon
Anna Burnham
H. A. Philbrook
Universalist Church
DD. Salkeld
Allston
Messrs. Farrington
A. M. Cobb
C. H. Cobb
Bert Libby
T. Salkeld
Eagar
Lexington Street
Island
Cobb
Huntington Avenue
Benania Spaulding
Lewksbury
Lillie Austin
James Alexander
Jett
New Hampshire
Harvard
Theodore
Walker
Newton
Lula May
Charles Armstrong
Proone
Riverside Press
Havard Avenue
Baldwin
George Tots
Gideon Brown
Harry Young
D.C. Rovbins
Beckwith
Wilde
Swift
I’. ‘I’. Wales
A. Marston
E. D. Rogers and
Israly
C. W. Duncan
T. N. Tucker
Albert Henry Tuttle
Margaret Percy Davis
Edward L’avis
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Closing Exercises at Miss Hersey’s School in Chestnut Street
Miss Hersey hosts a formal year end program with two speeches a paper and an unpublished story read by Mrs. Ward later called one of her most remarkable and pathetic works. Adolphe Cohn speaks on What France Celebrates and Arthur Gilman contributes Early Boston in a varied morning with valedictions from Miss Hersey. Notable guests attend and stay for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hersey
Chestnut Street
M. Adolphe Cohn
France
Ward
Ole Bull
Henry A. Clapp
Cowles
George Abbot James
A. F Quincey
Quincy
W. J. Rolfe
Waters
Clara Erskine Clement
Summer promenade concerts at Music Hall entertain large audiences
The article praises the season's promenade concerts at Music Hall highlighting Con ductor Neuendorff and the orchestra. It notes varied bright programs, comfortable hall setup, and low ticket prices attracting broad patronage. The night’s program includes works by Bostonia, Hebriden, Mendelssohn, Strauss, Wagner, and Mozart among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Neuendorff
Zach
Schatz
Esse- Os - Strauss
Goldmark
Weane
Dereks
Ernst Scherz
Nesvadba
Spindler
Three Men Arrested After Highway Robbery Attempt
Three men named Myer Turk Herman Zarling and Morton Steimberg are under arrest at the Charles town police station for attempting to rob Michael McCann on Warren bridge early yesterday morning. Policeman Metcalf heard McCann cry out and chased them until overtaking them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Myer Turk
Herman Zarling
Morton Steimberg
Michael McCann
Warren Bridge
Metcalf
McCann
Tired Brain Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Dr. O. C. Stout of Syracuse New York reports a patient with brain fatigue and confusion after minor mental work improved immediately and recovered fully after taking Horsford's Acid Phosphate. He notes the treatment restored ability to transact ordinary business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
O. C. Stout
Syracuse
N. Y
New York Yacht Club Defines Cup Conditions in Public Replys
The America's Cup committee issues candid letters to Lord Dunraven and Secretary Grant clarifying that the cup must be held by the winning club under the new deed of gift. It denies waiving the condition, supports a flexible race start avoiding fog, and approves Dunraven’s course marking with Captain Lloyd Phenix as alternate umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Dunraven
Grant
Royal Yacht Squadron
New York Yacht Club
Secreeary Grant
York
Royal Clybs Club
General Paine
Lloyd Phenix
Intrepid
Katrina Wins Again in 32 Mile New York Yacht Race
In a second trial race for a 150 dollar cup at New York Yacht Club outside course Katrina defeated Shamrock by 8 minutes 32 seconds. Shamrock skippered by J Roger Maxwell and Katrina by Mr. Auchincloss. Shamrock had a 1 11 time allowance. The course went from buoy 10 to Sandy Hook Lightship to Luckenback off Shrewsbury and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katrina
New York
Shamrock
New York Yacht Club
J. Roger Maxwell
Auchincloss
Sandy Hook
Luckenback
Shrewsbury
Dorchester Yacht Club Opens Season With Light-Wind Race
The first regular Dorchester Yacht Club race of the season sailed from Harrison Square faced light southeast winds after an initial southwest shift. Classes started around 8 pm with results listing boats and owners in several classes, with Diana serving as judges’ yacht and W C Gay, A J Clark, and E R Tilton acting as judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
Harrison Square
H. M.S
Psyche
Francis Gray
Mirage
John Dearborn
Diana
W. C. Gay
A. J. Clark
E. R. Tilton
South Boston Yacht Club Meets at City Point
A regular monthly meeting of the South Boston Yacht Club at the club house City Point South Boston was presided by Commodore Fuller. Routine business included adding the commodore and vice commodore to the regatta committee. The treasurer reported a balance of 375 dollars on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston Yacht Club
City Point
South Boston
Commodore Fuller
Regatta Committee
Lynn Yacht Club Sets Regatta Classes and Prizes
At the Lynn Yacht Club meeting four regatta classes were chosen for the June 15 opening event. Prizes are club pennants and yacht ensigns. Three new members were admitted. Notes cover vessels including Jennie L Burgess Bantam and R M Benner’s Ley boat, plus updates on Bobolink Volunteer Lena and other local craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Yacht Club
C. H. Lockhart
Jennie L
Harry Jones
Bantam
Burgess
William Gordon
R. M. Benner
Lawley
Bobolink
Arthur Putnam
James Tufts
Chatham
Edward Smith
Commodore Dennis
Pet
Lena
Is Auditor Ladd Retiring Aides Spark Rumors
State Auditor Charles R. Ladd denied authorizing comments on renomination and said he could not decide yet. He cited several reasons making any statement premature and preferred to withhold comment for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladd
Charles R. Ladd
Boston
Post
State House
Pearline Promises Easy Clean with Better Results
An advertisement touts Pearline as a superior cleaning product that makes house chores simpler and more effective. It positions Pearline as a trusted household aid for thorough cleanliness.
Jerry McCarthy Silent Over Bank’s Letter Mention
Jerry J. McCarthy, ally of Congressman Banks, was questioned at his Charlestown home about General Banks letter remarks praising service to the state after a measure passed. Archibald M. Howe notes McCarthy’s 1874 hose company No. 2 membership and a 1880 resignation, described as voluntary to aid politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry J. McCarthy
Congressman Banks
Post
Charlestown
General Banks
Massachusetts
Congress
McCarthy
Campbell
Archibald M. Howe
George H. Campbell
Ames
Jerry McCarthy
Jerry
Boston Fire Department
City Hall
J.J. McCarthy
Hose Company No. 2
Merchants Association Reports Reform Efforts and New Members
Boston Merchants' Association held its monthly meeting at Young's Hotel with Vice-President C. H. Sampson presiding. Members discussed a pending bill to reform custom house administration and new representatives to the Senate interstate commerce committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Merchants’ Association
Young’s Hotel
C. H. Sampson
Leopold Morse
Jacob H. Hecht
Association
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Boston
Committee On
Noted Caterpillar Plague Spreads Across New England
A correspondent laments widespread caterpillar and canker worm swarms in New England. Soapsuds fail to curb them and burning trees is urged. Maine reports millions causing forest and garden damage and even railroads blocked by the pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
Advocate
Norfolk County
New England
Maine
Horses Fear Electric Cars Say Cambridge Philosopher
In a letter, a Cambridge philosopher explains horses fear moving objects but react to horse drawn carriages. electric cars lack the telltale team, triggering terror. He notes his own horse rears when the electric monster passes, declaring the universe as its own. Dated Cambridge June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
Kor
Cambridge
John Gilbert Suffers Health Setback After Illness
John Gilbert experienced a decline in health with indigestion triggering heart disruption and bronchial congestion. Dr Jernegan believes the disturbances are temporary and that his overall improvement continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilbert
Jernegan
Confirmation at Temple Adath Israel A Columbus Ave Rite
The Temple Adath Israel on Columbus Avenue hosted a confirmation service with Rev. Solomon Schindler presiding. Confirmants included Misses Sarah Hyman Minnie Rosenstein Miriam Abt Clara Schindler Jeannette Berger Rosa Weinberg Matilda Strauss and Masters Solomon Abraham Silas Guggenheim Julius C Morse Eugene Levy. The ceremony featured prayers flowers in the ark readings and a student examination with confession of faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adath Israel
Columbus Avenue
Solomon Schindler
Sarah Hyman
Minnie Rosenstein
Miriam Abt
Clara Schindler
Jeannette Berger
Rosa Weinberg
Matilda Strauss
Solomon Abraham
Silas Guggenheim
Julius C. Morse
Eugene Levy
Miss Strauss
Holy Ark
Weinberg
Morse
Berger
Hyman
Annual Meetings Report Officers Elected at Several Firms
The New England Associated Press held its annual meeting at Youngs with reelection of officers led by President W W Clapp and Secretary F B Whitney. Franklin Telegraph Company stockholders named Clerk Thomas Roche Treasurer R H Rochester and a slate of directors including John Van Horne Norvin Green and others. Everett Mills stockholders elected Clerk Franklin Hunt Treasurer William G Saltonstall and named directors such as Thomas Win Jesworth James Langley Augustus Lowell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Associated Press
Young’s
W. W. Clapp
F. B. Whitney
John L. Shepley
S. A. Hubbard
Joan H. Holmes
Franklin Telegraph Company
Thomas Roche
R. H. Rochester
John van Horne
Norvin Green
A. Kk. Brewer
Charles A. Tinker
Thomas T. Eckert
Joseph F. Greenough
F. L. Ames
Jay Gould
Everett Mills
Franklin Hunt
William G. Saltonstall
Thomas Win
Jesworth
James Langley
Augustus Lowell
Homas Minns
William Putnam Kuhn
Isaac Fenno
Henry 38. Grew
Infringement Suit Over Yarn Doubling Device
United States Circuit Court on June 5 heard J Boyd versus W L Stedman et al over patent No 234766 issued Jan 18 1881 for a yarn doubling and winding improvement. Defendants admit making the device and contest non infringement relying on expert testimony. Complainant represented by Howson Howson Philadelphia T L Livermore and defendants by Causten and A P Browne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Court
J. John Boyd
William L. Stedman
Bill
Equity
Howson & Howson
Philadelphia
T. L. Livermore
Causten
A. P. Browne
Dredging Boat Sues Steamer for Two Collisions
New England Dredging Co. sues Steamer D H Miller for two collisions off Central Wharf Boston. Libel claims steamer struck and damaged the dredging vessel Jan 27 1883 and again Feb 26 1883, causing leaks and costly repairs. Judge Nelson ruled the steamer at fault in both incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
New England Dredging Company
D. H. Miller
Central Wharf
Commonwealth
Boston
J.C. Coombs
Richard Stone
Supreme Court rules on ownership of published volumes
June 5 session reports decisions in two equity disputes. Linus Darling sues Emeline N. Greene over book volume ownership with post 1880 corporation binding and later volumes deemed plaintiff’s property. prior volumes owned by the paper passed in the sale to the plaintiff. Tyng for plaintiff. Harris for defendant. Also Hillyard Johnson and others sue First Independent Baptist Society overmembership exclusion seeking mandamus. records claim ejection due to insult about hoodlums and drunkards. demurrer argued. decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linus Darling
Emeline N. Greene
Noyes
H. Tyng
Robert O. Harris
Hillyard Johnson
Susans. Kemp
Robert H. Thompson
The
First Independent Baptist Society and Church
Butler K. Wilson
Clifford H. Plummer
Damages and Contracts in Superior Court Sessions
The June sessions list cases including James McDonald versus Cyrus A. Bartel for 10000 dollars in injuries from a Manchester by the Sea collision, Boston & Maine Railroad Company versus A C Wellington Coal for 1850 rent, and multiple Standard Food Preservative Company actions. Second session covers William Purcell v Boston Halifax Prince Edward Island Steamship Company for 4000 dollars and Worthen T. James v Charles W Howard with 150 dollars verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staples
James McDonald
Cyrus A. Bartel
Manchester-by-the-Sea
BP. O'Loughlin
J. W Corcoran
W I. Badger
A. C. Washburn
Charles H. North
J. Be. Butler
H. G. Allen
Norths
North
Standard
Havcroft
U. S Food Co
Fire W. Co
Standard Food Co
Same
McDonald
Cheim. Elee, L. & P
Cox
Thomprson
William Purcell
Boston, Halifax & Prince Edward Island Steamship Company
Lewis’s Wharf
E. L. Barney
E. J. Hadley
J. W. Rollins
Worthen T. James
Charles W. Howard
Lawrence Street
Paintiff
L. M. Child
H. Buswell
Susan Kemp
H. Burr Crandall
Henry Randolph
Randolph
T.F. Nutter
G. G. Walker
Hunt v Greenleaf beard bill dispute reaches jury disagreement
In Essex County Superior Court June 5 the case Hunt v Greenleaf involves a contract claim over a beard bill alleged due from defendant. The jury disagreed after prolonged deliberation. Defense argues the bill was contracted by defendant's husband. Attorney N C Bartlett appears for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Mary Gallagher
Union
Man Sisk trial notes in Lynn court docket
Court records show tort action John P. Dailey versus Michael Cashman for injuries from a dog bite with defense general denial. Demurrer sustained in Lucy Low versus Proctor publishers of Gloucester Times. Several other cases listed including Wresnahan v Kelly and Walsh v Corrigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Gloucester Times
Peabody and Sheldon Malpractice Actions Filed in Wakefield
Two tort cases in Middlesex Superior Court involve Annie M. Peabody versus Preston O. Sheldon and a second suit against John R. Mansfield, both physicians in Wakefield. Attorneys B F Butler J H Pearse represent the plaintiff. S K Hamilton the defense. Other docket items include Bacon v City and Leadbetter v same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley
City Campbrid Ton. Ge
Same
Flint
Cushing
Leadbetter
Dedham Superior Court damages cases heard June 5
Norfolk cases include Arthur W. Thayer petition against County of Norfolk for damages from 1887 widening of High Street Dedham resulting in a $102,084 verdict. Also Margaret Ann O'Brien, minor, sues William Mahady et al for injuries from a dog bite in Randolph February 1888. defense challenges the dog’s ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Dedham
Baarker
Arthur W. Thayer
County of Norfolk
High Street
C. A. Mackintosh
I. E. Grover
Margaret Ann O’brien
William Mahady
Randolph
A. P. French
J. E. Cotter
Insolvency Court updates in Norfolk County session
In Dedham on June 6 the Norton Manufacturing Company of Walpole had the clerk sworn in. The Rotary Shuttle Sewing Machine Company of Foxboro received a two week continuance after an adjourned third meeting. Several debtors, including Carrie M. Mallard of Franklin and Ira Russell of Dedham, gained third or first meetings with assignees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Dedham
Wuirth E
Norton Manufacturing Company
Walpole
Crown
Rotary Shuttle Sewing Machine Company
Foxboro
Carrie M. Mallard
Franklin
E. Nash
Weymouth
Henry W. ‘Tirrell
Quincy
E. B. Glover
Ira Russell
J Wakefield
F. H. Metcalf
Medway
C. H. Tucker
Probate Court Grants Wills and Admin Powers in Norfolk
June 5 probate session lists wills admitted for Simon Fuller Medway J A Blood Holbrook Cinderella Dean Holbrook Sarah Blake Norfolk Nathan Met calf Franklin Thomas Drummy Norwood G W Gay Sharon Hannah B Leonard Foxboro. Letters granted for decedents Anthony Miller Clarissa Blake M Tolman Catherine McDonald S F Jenkins D M Garrett William McNamara Sarah M Fisher. numerous accounts allowed and trustees appointed for multiple estates including Mary E G Paul Lewis Guild Mary A Dow Elizabeth Hunt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
White
J. Wills
Simon Fuller
Medway
J. A. Blood
Holbrook
Cinderella Dean
Sarah Blake
Nathan Metcalf
Franklin
Thomas Drummy
Norwood
G. W. Gay
Sharon
Hannah B. Leonard
Foxboro
Orthodox Congregational Church
Free Will Baptist Church of
Taunton
Anthony Miller
Clarissa Blake
Walpole
M. A. Tolman
Catherine McDonald
Randolph
F. Jenkins
Braintree
D. M. Garrett
Brookline
William McNamara
Millis
Sarah M. Fisher
Canton
A. C. Kollock
Harriet B. Dunbar
A. K. Teele
Jesse Bunton
Milton
Alice C. Taylor
L. A. Guild
Mary E. G. Paul
G. H. Lyman, Jr
Benjamin Willis
Lewis Guild
Howard M. Dow
Mary A. Dow
Weymouth
G. W. White
George A. Seaver
Elizabeth Hunneman
Roxbury
Oliver Hall
Oliver Glover
Dorchester
J. H. Newcomb
Mary Newcomb
Quincy
Q. L. Reed
Joseph Dyer
W. H. Reed
Sophia Bass
G.S. Gill
J. M. Glover
G. W. Jones
George Sayil
Mary I. Smith
E. G. Perry
T. D. Q. Perry
Boston
J. A. Perry
T. D.Q. Perry
Mary L Smith
Mary N. Perry
Criminal Session and Civil Docket at Municipal Court
James P. Weldon ordered to recognize 1700 for June Superior Court appearance on breaking and entering and theft at Samuel Goldstein store. Civil docket lists numerous cases with names such as Richmond v Len, Stevens v B M, Kelly v Keckler, Chara v Bufford, Kowe v Jordan, and many others across varied docket numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Weldon
Superior Court
Samuel Goldstein
Richmond
Len
Stevens
B. & M.shimol
PRR
Kelly
Keckler
Chara
Buiford
Kowe
Jordan
Duiacoll
Bromiey
Try
Jonval
Ray
Bar members meet to act on Chandler death resolutions
The bar is summoned to the Supreme Judicial Court room in Boston at 10.30 a m on Thursday June 6 1889 to hear and act on the committee report preparing resolutions on the death of Mr Peleg W Chandler. Dated June 8 1889 J Lower Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Court House
Boston
Peleg W. Chandler
J. Lower
Clergymen Ordained at Jamaica Plain Service
In St. John's Episcopal Church Jamaica Plain yesterday noon the Rev. Archibald Codman Roslindale the Rev. Waters Dewees Roberts Trinity Church Boston the Rev. C H Perry Falmouth and the Rev Mr Atkinson Chicopee were ordained Bishop Paddock of Boston administered the rite assisted by the rector Rev T W Sherman the Rev Phillips Brooks the Rev Andrew Gray the Rev Thomas F Fales the Rev L C Braddon and the Rev M Ener
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Revere Street
Roanoke Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Archibald Codman
Roslindale
Waters Dewees Roberts
Trinity Church
Boston
C. H. Perry
Falmouth
Atkinson
Chicopee
Paddock
T. W. Sherman
Phillips
Chicago legal names list linked to Brooksrods and firms
An OCR fragment lists multiple attorneys and firms across cities including Chicago Los Angeles Dubuque Little Rock Philadelphia and others with various surnames and firm associations. The text reads like a directory snippet noting names such as Brooks of Brooksbros Tre Rosenthal of K Rosenthal & Co and Large of Large & Amsden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C Brooks
Brooksbros
Tre
Chicaguv
Rosenthal
K Rosenthal & Co
Marka
Craw
Dubuque
P Large
Large & Amsden
Little Rock
Ark
J Wolf
Wolf & Kro
Leavenworth
Kan
L A Knox
Catlin & Knox
Los Angeles
Cal
M Patrick
Patrick Bros
Ihidadelphia
Penn
M C Paul
Paul Bros
Ven
Joseph
A T Smith
Smith-Frazer B & 38 Co
My Louis
J H Schafer
Schafer, Swarts & Co
Colchis Mining Company Promotes Large Daily Income
The Colchis Mining Co reports paying dividends from custom reduction works. After mining over 30,000 tons and spending $200,000, they plan a 200 ton daily mill. Experts see unlimited low grade ore and strong earnings, but advise against stock speculation. Officers’ integrity is cited as investor guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Grant County
Colchis
Colchis Mining Co
Officials Named In Postal Tax List
A list of officers includes Hon. Robert G. Ingersoll, Hon. Nathan Cleaves U S Collector Portland Maine, and Hon. Chas E Coon Ex Assistant U S Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Cleaves
U. S
Portland
Stock Shares Issue Notice At Atlantic Trust Company
No certificates will be issued for less than 25 shares. Stock listed on Stock Exchange and registered at Atlantic Trust Company New York. Price of stock six dollars per share. Make checks or drafts payable to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Atlantic Trust Company
N. Y
Reunion at Waverley House brings priests to Rome college
The American College Association of Rome held a reunion at the Waverley House in Charlestown yesterday. About forty priests attended from across the United States. The business meeting voted to establish a library at the college and to provide financial aid and encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American College Association of Rome
Waverley House
Charlestown
United States
Rome
John Butler
Benjamin & Vaughan’s Express
Charles Titus
Fitchburg
McNamara
Young Nutley
Benefit at Globe Theatre Monday Afternoon June 10
A benefit event at the Globe Theatre is set for Monday afternoon June 10 with numerous volunteers and Henry E. Dixey directing. Seats go on sale Thursday morning. The Boston Theatre hosts the American Opera Company starting Monday with The Bohemian Girl followed by The Troubadour on Tuesday. Dockstader’s Minstrels perform at the Boston Theatre this week as the season ends Saturday. Miss Kate Claxton and her company reprise The Two Orphans at Grand Opera House next week by public demand. Proctor Mansfeld and Miss Claxton with Charles A. Stevenson present a special Thursday afternoon performance of The Two Orphans at the Grand, with all receipts aiding the Johnstown relief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
Henry E. Dixey
American Opera Company
Boston Theatre
Dockstader
Grand Opera House
Kate Claxton
Proctor & Mansfeld
Charles A. Stevenson
D’ennery
Johnstown
G W Simmons Co Sells London Waterproof Coats
G W Simmons and Company reports strong sales of Charles Macincoe Co. London waterproof coats this past season at their North Street location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Charles Macincoe Co
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. H. Thomas
Worcester
Joseph Grose
HI. Durrell
H. O. Marey
Charles A. Noyes
Parker
Denver
Col
St. Joseph’s Church
John J. Collins
Annie ‘Tully Kinney
the Immaculate Conception
Shawmut Avenue
Collins
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Malden
Hasver Highly
Halifax Eng
Almira
George A. Moody
E. A. Highton
Frederick M. Allard
E. S. Potter
Sauem
Crombie Street
Lafayette Street
Sreciau
Mt. Vernon Street
West Newton
George E. Lovett
May Lincoln Lovett
Charles T. Hall
J. C. Jones
West Newton Unitarian Church
Henry Booth
Linwoodt Avenue
Newtonville
Lillie
William H. Alien
Pleasant Hunter
Newtonville Congregational Church
Frank S. Hamlin
Lucy L. de Wolfe
D. J. Ayers
MI38
Hersey’s School
CUP
Dunraven
Lynn
Merchants’ Association
Reign OF the Caterpillar
Knowlton, J
Defren
Hangood
Southworth
Caffey
Park
Baston
Tingley
Sullivan
Kenney
Dugeen
W. End
Ranti Boston Mfg
Cerced
Merchset
Tran
Senay, Crandall
Lewinberg
Howe
Wilson
Hutchinson
Electric G. 1, Co
Tarbell
Linehan
Sane
Sarsfield
Segel
Dean
Pratt
Kent
Odd
Restell
Freed
Simmons
Hawes
West End Railway
Sears
Ayer
Olney
Lee
Lreson
Dobbins
Oldony RR
Everett
Hosmer
J. Arper
Wresnahan
Hayes
Phil
Reading Coal & Teana
Walsh
Corrigan
Erlandson
Burns
City of
Lawrence
Hemans
Jenkins
Knowland
Daly
Hicks
Daly and Trustee
Will
N.Y
N. E. RR
Ham
Sanburg
O'Keefe
City of Houston
Boutwell
Carpentier
Harpy, J
Bates
Frink
Herchman
Kelieher
Warren
Brown
Tobin
Barnard
Ofi
New Mexico
Net Daily
Ieee
Robert G. Ingersoll
C. D. Jenkins
M.D
Herbert Parsons
Chas, E. Coon
U. S. Treasurer
R. H. Whitney & CO
Congress St
OAK Grove Farm Cafe
Washington St
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