Boston Theatres Riveled The Rivals Stars in Public Benefit
Boston Theatre hosts a star studded matinee of The Rivals in honor of veteran actor Charles W Couldock. Joseph Jefferson led the production with William H Crane Henry Miller and a famed cast delivering a high couture performance to a packed audience.
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Boston
James ’ Wallack
E. L. Davenport
Lucille € Stern
Oliver Twist
Fagin Bill Sikes
Nancy Sikes
Arles W. Couldock
New York
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Joseph Jefferson
Couldock
Ir Anthony
William H. Craneplain
Henry Miller
Lucius O'Trigger
C. Goodwin Falkland
Seelpia
Bigamy Charged In Attleboro Foreman Case
John H. Stoddard an Attleboro Advocate foreman is alleged to have a wife in Pawtucket and possibly another marriage at Providence to Maud Comstock. A second Mrs Stoddard appeared claiming him, while Stoddard bought Boston tickets and faced marriage license denial amid divorce rumors. Authorities search for Stoddard who has not been seen since the report.
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Boston
John Gilbert
Sir Anthony
John Wood
Bob Acres
Mrs. Barron
Lydia
W. H. Blake
Malaprop
William Wheatly
Captain Absolute
Mark Smith
E L. Davenport
Sir Lucius
J. W. Wallack, Jr
Falkland
Charles Barron
Fay
Attleboro
John H. Stoddard
Pawtucket
Stoddard
Maud Comstock
Providence
Miss Comstock
Milford Firemen Relief Meeting and July Picnic Plans
Milford trustees of the Firemen's Relief Association meet at Hose Company 1 tonight. A Milford Ma sons delegation will participate in the Masonic Parade at Charlestown next Monday. Miss Eliza Flaherty returns from six months in Spearfish. The building committee for the new hook and ladder house holds a meeting this evening. Division 7 A O H plans the July 4 picnic at Charles River Driving Park with a twelve member committee. Mrs. John Comstock visits Washington, D C. W J Day, U S Express messenger, transfers to Norwich Conn. William O Hackett of Woonsocket to replace him.
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Milford
Milford Firemen’s Relief Association
Hose Company 1
Milford Masons
Charlestown
Eliza Flaherty
Spearfish
S. D
New Hook and Ladder House
Division 7
Charles River Driving Park
John Comstock
Washington, D.C
W. J. Day
United States Express Company
Norwich
Conn
William O. Hackett
Woonsocket
Defalcation probe finds Foxcroft treasurer notes at 140000
Bangor report says investigators Hudson and Parsons found Judge Hale’s outstanding notes totaling about 140000, 29000 less than initial estimates, with no suits filed against the town yet. Hale killed himself as exposure loomed. other notes may still be unsettled.
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Bangor
Messrs. Hudson &Parsons
Foxcroft
Hale
Harvard Medical School votes to form committee for building expansion
Faculty appoints a committee to meet overseers and plan a $100000 new building and a $150000 furnish lab fund. Expansion aims to house 600 more students and serve graduates pursuing advanced courses with improved accommodations.
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Harvard Medical School
City anti toxine plant near Gallop's Island to supply hospital use
Work on producing anti toxine at the city Gallop's Island plant proceeds well and will, within a week, supply diphtheria care for City Hospital and affiliated institutions. The serum will not be sold publicly and individuals will likely obtain it from the State Board of Health.
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Gallop's Island
State Board of Health
Rockport Murderer Denied Parole By Governor's Council Panel
Albert W. Joy, a life prisoner at Charles Town State Prison for the 1877 murder of Charles Gilman, will stay confined at least another year. The Governor's Council pardon committee voted 4 to 1 against granting his commutation petition.
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Albert W. Joy
Rockport
Charlestown
Charles Gilman
Tobacco crops thrive in Framingham fields fed by sewage
South Framingham reports extensive tobacco farming in sandy fields where sewage from South Framingham and Sherborn Prison is applied as fertilizer. This season 3700 plants have been set out and a larger crop is anticipated.
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South Framingham
Framingham
Sherborn
Haverhill Public Building Bid Notice
Bids to be opened at the Treasury for the public building project in Haverhill. Officials announce the call for bids and outline the procurement process and timeline for submitting proposals.
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Haverhill Public
Washington, J
The
Treasury
Destitus
Fio
Et. Z
Anson to Star in Hoyt Dramatic Baseball Tale
Captain Anson plans a stage role with Charles H. Hoyt in a play about a famed Chicago Colts star. The piece blends baseball lore and Shakespearean parody as Anson debuts on stage, delivering lines and songs about hitting, calls to umpires, and a staged romance set in a diamond backdrop.
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Adrian Constantine Anson
Chicago Colts
Charles H. Hoyt
Baseball drama at American Theatre with Captain Anson
A planned four to four and a half foot staging upgrade stars Captain Anson in a baseball melodrama titled Out at First but In at Last. The plot twists between Lincoln and Polk Streets and a college campus as eight scene shifters move the action. The heroine survives four times and faces court for verging on insanity before Anson intervenes.
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American Theatre
New York
Anson
Mr. Hoyt
Hoyt
The
Post
Lincoln
Polk Streets
Evanston
Salvation Army
Captain Anson
Bar der
Forged bank notes tied to East River Silk Company case
A. S. Moore, former bookkeeper of Inman Swan & Co, is jailed over forged indorsements on notes of East River Silk Co. Banks including National Bank of America Union Bank United States National Bank Southern National Bank and National Bank of New York cashed the fraudulent paper totaling over 100000. George Menke and Robert W. Inman Jr. are named in the incident.
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New York
Inman, Swan & Co
Robert W. Inman, Jr
George Menke
Green Street
A. S. Moore
East River Silk Company
National Bank of America
The
Union Bank
United States National Bank
Southern National Bank
National Bank of New York
Young woman avenges lover by cutting his throat
Mount Vernon New York June 13 Justina Grilla a 16 year old girl from Naples cut Pasquale Muschio on Seventh avenue yesterday. A policeman took her to the station house while Muschio was moved to Mount Vernon Hospital likely to die. She is jailed awaiting the outcome of injuries.
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Boston
Strély
Mr. Jefferson
Bob Acres
Mr. Crane
Sir Anthony
John’Drew
Lucius O’trigger
Thomas W. Keene
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Justina Grilla
Pasquale Muschio
Seventh Avenue
Justina
Mount Vernon Hospital
Naples
Inspectors Houghton and Collins Seek Wanted Man in Mexico
Inspectora Houghton and Collins of police headquarters departed for Mexico last night to extradite Albert J. Hosler, a young colored man arrested in Monclava fifty miles from Monterey, sought in Boston for alleged forgeries of Henry D. Hyde’s name of the law firm Hyde Howe Dickinson, where Hosler served as clerk or errand boy.
Electric car fire reported at Washington and East Concord
An electric car caught fire at the corner of Washington and East Concord streets at 9 35 yesterday morning. Smoke poured from beneath the car and passengers evacuated quickly. An alarm came in from Box 79 but by the time firemen arrived the smoke had cleared after a new fuse was fitted and the car was ready to start.
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Washington and
East Concord Streets
May WT Recover After Freight Train Accident
Michael Maher a brakeman for the Boston and Albany railroad was thrown from a moving freight car when misfortune struck while marching and was run over. He sustained multiple compound fractures.
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Michael Maher
Boston & Albany Railroad
Commencement Echoes From Several New England Schools
June 13 reports from New London and New Hampshire detail commencement exercises at Colby Academy Dean Academy Howard Seminary and Theological Seminary in Bart lett Chapel. Graduates from Yale Williams Dartmouth Brown Bowdoin and Harvard are listed with homes and future plans.
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Harry W. Kimball
Bowdoin
Deering
Skowhegan
John B. Lewis
Harvard University
Reading
Berkeley Temple
William J. Long
North Attleboro
Morrison B. Meriam
Williams
Randolph
George 8. Mills
Dartmouth
Dennyville
Belfast
Andrew H. Malinx
Amherst
Portland
Maine
Winfield
Randall
West Harpswell
North Weare
N. H
Charles
Rich
Bowdoin College
Elias J. Sarkis
Syria
New London
Colby Academy
Baptist Church
Alice N. Aldrich
Charles B. Allen
Ira H. Derby
Arthur HB. Fuller
James G. Harris
George W. Parker
Henry C. Speed
Mary E. Aldrich
Albert N. Blaisdell
Lilla E. Flagg
Anna M. Hale
Ira
D. E. Truesdell
Dean Academy
Franklin
Ernest Stanley Doane
Marblehead
Lillian M. Currier
Charles W. Anthony
Providence
R. I
Charles B. Blount
Boston
Daniel F. Clancy
Woonsock
Malden Pool Gambling Closes Plans Looms Over Club
Malden police chief Burleigh discusses gambling clubs amid Alderman Hyde’s 48 hour closure threat. He says visits show easy entry and no illicit business, while Hyde plans a personal inspection for evidence. Maplewood members visited Edgeworth club yesterday from 2 to 4.
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Malden
Burleigh
Alderman Hyde
Edgeworth
Maplewood
Secretary Olney Receives Foreign Envoys in Washington
Secretary Olney inaugurated a novel reception in Washington inviting chief representatives of foreign nations now in the capital. The half hour levée, a first for some predecessors, signals his aim to imprint his individuality on departmental methods and push for improvements.
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Washington
Olney
Gypsy Moth Commission Plans Joint Inspection Tour
The Gypsy Moth Commission voted to move the June meeting to June 2 in Malden and to have the whole commission accompany Superintendent Forsh on a district tour to inspect extermination work.
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Forbush
Malden
Woman Pleads Guilty to Fraud in Newton Court
Mary Williams alias Mary Adams claiming California New York and Chicago was brought before Judge Luce in Newton yesterday morning charged with obtaining money under false pretences. She pleaded guilty and received one year in the Sherborn Reformatory for Women for defrauding women in Boston area charities by posing as a charity agent.
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Mary Williams
Mary Adams
California
New York
Chicago
Luce
Newton Court
Sherborn Reformatory
Boston
Ming
Bradford Will Sets Aside Funds for Parrot Care
Mrs. Mary J. Bradford's will directs 84000 to be set aside to provide care for a pet parrot. The will was admitted to probate by the court.
Opera and theatre previews fill Castle Square and city stages
Girofle-Girofla adds three performances at Castle Square after noon and evening shows. Clover scenery and costumes are described as more elaborate than before. The Sphinx at Tremont promises a top matinee led by Laura Joyce Bell with a ladies reception and six silver studs souvenir. Bowdoin Square Theatre, Keith's New Theatre, Music Hall, Palace Theatre, and Marine Park feature varied acts, including the Promenade Orchestra, Patsey Brannigan, and Omene, drawing large crowds.
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Tremont Theatre
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
Harry Askin
Laura Joyce Bell
Castle Square
Tremont
Merry Opera
Cardinal Gibbons Celebrates Mass in Rome
Cardinal Gibbons celebrated mass in the Church of Santa Maria Trastavere this forenoon with a pontifical procession Corpus Domini. An immense and devout congregation attended the service in Rome.
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Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Church of
Santa Maria Trastavere
East Boston Cadet Band Presents More Sinned Than Sinning
Lyceum Hall in East Boston crowded last evening for a dramatic entertainment under the East Boston Cadet Band. The presented play, More Sinned Than Sinning, drew local interest and showcased community talent.
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Lyceum Hall
East Boston
East Boston Cadet Band
Sea Moss Farine in Cal. Agct. Package
Nutritious dessert mix marketed as sea moss farine in California package. Each box claims 16 quarts yield and includes receipts with every purchase. Appears in grocer listings noting its use for various dessert dishes and recipes.
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dHoo
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Cape Cod
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Gounod
Sullivan
la Vilanella
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Schnitaler
Palace Theatre
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Austin & Stone’s
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Cirofle-Cirofla
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Anna
Boston Ideal Banjo
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Amazon
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Adams House
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Washington St
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CHAS
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