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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1900

Page

5

Harvard President previews Cuban teachers visit to Cambridge

President Eliot told the Cambridge Congregational Club about Cuban teachers coming this summer. He described accommodations, meals, and lectures by Harvard and Radcliffe graduates, with plans for excursions and interpreters. The fund aim near seventy thousand dollars, with sixty two thousand already subscribed, and the event sparked campus interest and questions about conduct.

Eliot Harvard Cambridge Congregational Club Cambridge Beard Radcliffe Brockton Davis Father Orr James Dean Stone Memorial Randall Halls Frye Cuba

Principal Russell Elected at Classical High in Lynn

In Lynn a heated school meeting elected Principal BE Russell of Classical High School without opposition. The teachers committee proposed two teachers for third district and recommended probation for seven others. A scathing critique by W. O. Faulkner sparked a clash over teacher performance and superintendent ratings. An additional five-member committee was formed to study possible creation of a Lynn schools supervising board.

Lynn Colcord BE. D. Russell Classical High School Chadwell Susannah W. Berry Annie L Ida Gray “Bagley Mary H. Kimball Bessie M. Pinkham Ella Blaney Grace A. Cowan S. J. K.southwick Kate R. Richardson W. O. Faulkner Bis Sai T. H. Breed Bruce

St Philips Garden Party at Apollo June 16

The annual St Phillips Catholic Association garden party at Apollo will be the largest yet. Athletic events feature prominent national figures and a tug of war between Divisions an and of the Hibernians. Dancing runs from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with refreshments by parish ladies.

St. Philip's Catholic Association Apollo Carden Hibernians Basete Ene Randall A.A T A

Milwaukee Delegates Return From General Federation Meeting

Many delegates to the General Federation of Women's Clubs gathering in Milwaukee returned yesterday. Mrs. Ruffin has not yet reached home. It is expected all Milwaukee biennial delegates will attend the State federation meeting at Union Congregational Church in South Weymouth on Friday, June 15.

Milwaukee General Federation of Women’s Clubs Ruffin State Federation Union Congregational Church South Weymouth

Bermuda Collides With Schooner Frank Hall Near Delaware Capes

In fog near the Winter Quarter light the British steamer Bermuda sank the three masted schooner Frank Hall in ballast. Captain Moore and five crewmen were rescued by the Bermuda and brought to Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Bermuda Port Antonio Frank Hall New York Moorehead N. C Delaware Capes Moore

Tremont Theatre Opens Summer Stock With The Son of Carlecroft

Tremont Theatre hosts the summer stock company organized by J H Gilmour presenting The Son of Carleycroft a new melodrama set in Charles II era featuring Theo dore Burt Sayre with strong performances by Florence Rockwell and the versatile Mr Gilmour Critics note rapid scenes but flowing text is heavy and the premier offers a lively bill with vaudeville sketches and a Rose Coghlan one act play The crowd applauded the cast and the management announcements say the play continues until further notice and the matinee and evening program included comedic acts and musical numbers by Wills Loretta Perkins Fisher and others.

Tremont Theatre J. H. Gilmour Son of Carleycroft Theodore Burt Sayre Charles II England Boston Carlecroft Gilmour Florence Rockwell Annie Clarke William Hazeltine Charles Chappelle Edward Houseman Charles Wellesley Frederick Truesdale Dodson Mitchell Anne Caverly Lola Hawthorne Cordelia MacDonald Rose Coghlan Perkins Fisher Ezra Kendall Fisher Miss Younger Silas Sidman and Cressy Star New York Playhouse Peg .Woffington Wills Loretta Gilbert Goldie Adelina Roattino Farrell Stark Mabel Maitland Turner Pauline Moran Coon Collins Curtis G. Morse David Harum Newport Europe Louis Massen Mile. Marzella Mrs. Perkins’ Fisher Gavint Paulide Moran Jetto Damm Brothers Gilbert and Goldie Collins and Collins

Village Postmaster Gives Notable Castle Square Performance

Castle Square Theatre audience applauded the Village Postmaster production last night with an improved staging and New York style effects. Lillian Lawrence, Maude Odell, Marian A Chapman, Sadie Stringham, Leonora Bradley, Leonora Gaito and George Richards headlined strong ensembles with Canfield and Craig delivering standout performances. The show runs this week with a matinee offering a commemorative china tray for pin holders.

Castle Square Theatre Company New York New Hampshire Lillian Lawrence Miranda Hugegins Maude Odell Mary Barden Marian A.’Chapman Hattie Burley Sadie Stringham Samantha Huggins Leonora Bradley Charles Gibbs Hope Ross Leonora Gaito Letitia Bean George Richards Eugene Canfield Seth Huggins Thomas Jefferson Huggins John Craig John Harper Arnold Reeves Ben Deane John .T. Craven Ebenezer Todd Richard Nesmith Caleb Epringsr Edward Wade

Belle of New York Opens at Columbia Theatre

The Belle of New York opened at the Columbia Theatre last evening to strong patronage. Dan Daly and W P Carleton lead a capable cast including George Schiller Fortescue and Helen Lord with a lively chorus, delivering a spirited performance. The run is near end as Little Faust with Helen Bertram is announced for July 2.

York Columbia ‘Theatre Dan Daly Cohoes George Schiller George ‘Fortescue D. L. Don William Cameron Helen‘ Lord Toby Claude Hattie Moore Newark Little Faust Helen Bertram

Magnificent Swede at Austin and Stone's this week

Emile Wathlund, the Magnificent Swede, stars at Austin and Stone's with a 300 pound one handed lift and a 22 man tug of war. Fresh from Europe, he headlines a program featuring Mlle Tekla, the Sandow type living statue, along with ten Brooklyn athletic women and a lengthy vaudeville bill including Browne and Maxwell and the Burchier sisters.

Emile Wathlund Peel Austin & Stone Wahhlund Europe Sandow Tekla Brooklyn Everyirl Browne and Maxwell Bourchier Teddy Brooks Anderson Wallace Bessie Clinton Leonard Fulton Carroll Sisters Alpha Trio Dan Anderson Morris

Parker and Verner Brothers and Edith Cliffe in Case

Parker, the Verner brothers, Edith Cliffe and Darvill and Reeves feature in a court or social matter highlighted in this brief item. The snippet names several individuals connected to the proceedings or society pages.

Hebrew conventions grace Nickelodeon week at 2B

Manager Walker re engages Max Ritter’s Hebrew act with a wave of dialect artists and vaudeville talent. The program features English barmaids, a tap house inspired by London, astrologer Dr Thumin, conjuror Selim Sid, palmist Mme Lincoln, and the boneless marvel Joe Le Barr. Also hosts living pens by Sapho and a brass of Ethiopian entertainers hailed as a premier New England coon show.

Walker Max Ritter Max Weinstein Arnheim Rosie Levi Marie Hamig Curie Maud Parker London Dr. Thumin Selim Sid Mme. Lincoln Joe le Barr James Mason Casey Little Theatre le Bar Coughran May Frank Phipps Jessie Hereford Gertie Zola Etta Woods Lottie Adams Ray Ervine

BR III Point of Pines

BR III Point of Pines appears as a brief item with repeated label style. The fragment provides no additional facts or context to form a coherent summary or identify entities, dates, or events.

Point of Pines

Resort prepares grand opening with rustic theatre bill

The popular Point of Pines resort, led by Manager Walsh, nears its season debut next Saturday June 16. A grand program graces the rustic theatre and all departments, with ample patron comfort and careful preparations promised for a truly ideal seaside getaway.

Walsh Une Rustic Theatre

New Palace Theatre Burlesque Opens With Skits

A new burlesque week opened at the New Palace Theatre yesterday afternoon and evening. The company presented two lively skits A Masquerade Ball and A Crowded Hotel or a Jolly Day of Sport. Performers included Miss Rinehart Miss Butner Miss Orner Tillie Cohen Florence Gardner and the Bowery group with Maude Ellston Maggie Sheridan Irene Watson Holdie Gilmore plus Cunningham Adams Baker and Cunningham.

Palace Theatre Miss Rinehart Miss Butner Miss Orner Tillie Cohen Florence Gardner Maude _ Ellston Maggie Sheridan Irene Watson Holdie Gilmore Carroll Adams Baker Cunningham Smith Lynn Eckhoff and Gordon Inga Orner Sam J. Adams Marguerite Coulter

Pop Concerts Fifth Week At Mechanics Hall

The Pop Concerts began their fifth week at Mechanics Hall with an enthusiastic audience. Conductor Strube maintains high standards as Military Night features the Boston Fusileer Veteran Association in full uniform and the Salem Cafet Band. The program includes Herbert March from The Serenade, Jean de Paris overture, Strauss Wein, Weib und Gesang, Verdi Aida selections, Rosini William Tell overture, Moszkowski dances, Wagner Lohengrin, Berlioz Damnation of Faust march, Maillard Les Dragons des Villars, Mendelssohn Robin Hood, De Koven Runaway Girl Monckton.

Mechanics Hall Strube Boston Fusileer Veteran Association Salem Cafet Herbert Jean

Attendees swell at Charles River Park third week show

The performances at Charles River Park continued through the third week with very large afternoon and evening attendances. Saturday night saw the largest crowd so far, rivaling Decoration Day, and last night drew nearly as many people, though not equal to the holiday rush.

Alabama New England Newport Sig. Sorrentino Banda Rossa Mpion Airion Kennedys Frank Butler Cambridge Hugh McLean Chelsea Charles River Park

Keith's Theatre Sees Normal Business Amid Cooling

Keith's Theatre remains open and unaffected by hot weather as patrons seek comfort. The venue is cooled artificially, attracting guests despite high temperatures and ensuring regular operations continue.

Keith's Keith’s

Gilligan Murder Trial Shifts Tone After Isabelle Turner Testimony

In Windsor Isle of Wight County Andrew Carter Gilligan faces murder charges in the death of C Beverly Turner father of his sweetheart. Isabelle Turner testimony on Saturday derailed romance around the case and sparked public anger and threats of mob action. Cross examination failed to shake her decisive statements of eighteen months of indifference before the murder.

Virginia Andrew C. Gilligan Richmond Andrew Carter Gilligan Windsor Isle of Wight County Beverly Turner Miss Turner Uba Fey Beers Gilligan Isabelle Turner Cain

Trilby Exhibition Draws Boston Critics and Public

The Boston Theatre lobby hosts a free exhibit with the famed Trilby painting and works by F. M. Lamb J. H. Hatfield T. C. Lindsay Harry Roseland Arthur Parton James Monks Alexander Pope and others. The piece has attracted widespread attention and enthusiastic praise as a landmark life portrayal.

Boston American Art Syndicate Boston Theatre F. M. Lamb J. H. Hatfield T. C. Lindsay Harry Roseland Arthur Parton James Monks Alexander Pope Trilby

Ostriches Arrive for Bass Point Attraction on Nahant Line

The steamer Carib brings a complete ostrich farm from Jacksonville Florida to Lewis wharf for transfer to the Frederick De Bary. The birds including full grown adults yearlings and babies weigh up to 400 pounds and some are harness trained to be driven and ridden like horses. They will be exhibited at Bass Point, a popular North Shore resort, as summer attractions alongside band concerts and festive seaside pleasures.

Carib Lewis Wharf Jacksonville Fla Quick America Frederick de Bary Nahant Bass Point North Shore Incom Wharf Lafricain Naval Brigade

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