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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1901

Page

5

The Hollis season opens with The Brixton Burglary

The Hollis launches next season on Aug 26 with The Brixton Burglary at Herald Square Theatre New York. Cast remains similar as in Boston with A H Knoll and Marie McNeil highlighted on the Music Hall bill this week.

Brixton Herald Square Theatre New York A. H. Knoll Marie McNeil Boston Drury Lane Klaw & Erlanger Broadway Theatre Russell Brothers Eugene Cowles Alice Nielsen London Richard Carroll Tremont Sara W. Savage Dodo Chicago Gustav Luders Frank Pixley B. F. Keith State and Madison Streets Eleaner Merron Philadelphia Marion Manola Detroit Keith Sidney Brough Maude Adams

Entertainment listings fill Boston stages this week

The Bowdoin Square Theatre showcases Crimes of a Great City while Tremont Theatre books The Burgomaster next week. Other venues like Boston Music Hall and district shows feature Japanese tea garden, Coontown revue, Patsey Bolivar spoof, Donnybrook crowds, and seaside amusements as summer opens.

Boston Music Hall Easure Bumstead Ie Howard John Weber Patsey Bolivar Coontown Austin & E John Harney Nor Park Revere Mideo

Died in Boston After Brain Concussion

In East Boston at 1 Siereeick Street a man visiting at 4 Maverick Street collapsed at 9 or 10 o'clock. He was carried to a nearby house and cared for. He was later found unconscious and transported to City Hospital for examination. Dr Draper was notified.

John M. McIntyre Siereeick Ser Street Boston Maverick Street Hause Ecaume Rcon and Jr City Hospital Draper

Trunk of Tree Yields Scrap of Silverware and Forks

A resident reported finding a small cache of silverware including two forks and a knife bearing an ace of spades symbol in the trunk of a tree on his premises this morning. The discovery occurred on Alving Street near Bie ane re see. Local authorities urged residents to report similar finds.

Alving Street Lierware

Commencing a non men end w nee ride five car and who

Fragmentary report notes a five car ride event and queries who organized it. No clear names or places are readable in the surviving text.

Recital at New England Conservatory of Music

The Elocution Hall recital by candidates for teacher diplomas in the oratory department filled the New England Conservatory of Music. Performers included Gertrude Chittenden, Amanda Blake, Sadie Drury Miller, Elizabeth Coakley, Bertha Sander Nathan, Sarah Kingsley Atkins, and more. The conservatory plans to move July 1, with final occupancy of a new building anticipated after early completion.

New England Conservatory of Music Tomor- Berne Tremont Temple Sarah Ren Bod Atkins Elizabeth Aren Phelps Kina Blake Gertrude Chittenden Amanda . Blake Sadie Drury Miller Elizabeth Janet Coakley Bertha Sander Nathan Sarah Kingsley Atkins Mabel Josephine Golden Mehitable Mills Crawfo Carrie Alice Sticketl Ncholas Lindsay South Robert Armitage Wood Almeda Rozelle Larrabee Conservatory Behoel Franklin Uare Eirly Pai Prenchina Partridge

Victory for Heinze in Healy mine contest ruling

Judge Harvey in Montana's District Court awarded the Minnie Healy mine valued at 10 million dollars to F. Augustus Heinze. The decision over Miles Finelan and the Copper Trust ends a dispute where Finelan had spent 54 thousand dollars and later offered the property to Heinze.

Amalgamated Healy Elan Heingse Heinze Finelan

Russia raises duties on American goods in new tariff move

Count Cassini reports to the State Department that Russia under Witte has issued June 1 orders increasing tariffs on American white resin banana californian products and bicycles, as part of broader retaliatory measures linked to sugar and iron and steel trade, with effect to begin soon. Italy also faces countervailing duties on beet sugar imports.

Washington, D. C Cassini United Wiater Department Treasury ML Ae Witte Russia See Italy Treasury Department United States

Buying Western Barks Br Asie in Rangas City Mo

June 18 report notes a positive statement by City National Bank of New York, linked to Rockefeller and the Standard Oil interests, as a strong authority. The piece references major banking powers and a Senate backdrop affecting national finance.

Rangas City City National Bank of Now York John Rockefeller Standard of Inne Senate Pirst “National Bank of “Ous Poth

Grape-Nuts Ad Promises Brain Power Restoration

An old Grape-Nuts testimonial from a West Haven reader describes revitalization after using the cereal. The account cites regained energy, sleep, and productivity after a year on the product, claiming improved nerves and mental focus through the cereal’s wheat and barley components.

West Haven Conn Yale York

Collins and Lorimer Sail for Queenstown and Liverpool

The article notes Patrick A. Collins will be in Stateroom No. 1 aboard the Dominion liner New England, sailing at 12:30 PM with Rev. George C. Lorimer and wife among the passengers. Also listed are several clergymen and Hon. Jank Jones of Portsmouth, NH, with 271 passengers aboard the ship, a summer first-class record.

Patrick A. Collins New England James Queenstown Liverpool George C. Lorimer Arthur H. Baldwin R. Borland F. W. Campbell H. J. Cody Monsignor Griffen P. J. Howard Jank Jones Portsmouth N. H

Harbor Vessel Trades Rise as Fleet Expands in Boston

Fifteen ships docked since Saturday with three halibut loads totaling about 50 000 pounds sold privately by the fishing syndicate. The rest carried 250 000 pounds of haddock and cod sold at 3 12 cents for haddock and 21 4 cents for cod, while markets showed higher prices. The Cunard steamer Ivernia sails from Liverpool with a large cargo for this port and expected to announce passengers today. The Martinique, formerly the Lincoln, arrived from Philadelphia and will serve Provincetown. The week’s trade value reached 2 076 567 dollars, with exports at 3 034 782 dollars, signaling growth ahead with harbor dredging. New fast small craft appear, inspired by Captain Solomon Jacobs and Captain Barty, with a two-masted schooner planned at John M. Brooks’s Harbor View yard. Bay Excursion Company forms, leasing Bintchelder’s wharf to run a line to Plymouth and bring the Bay Queen of New York to Boston.

Cunard Line Ivernia Liverpool Provincetown T Wharf Solomon Jacobs Helen Miller Gould Barty John MM. Brooks Harbor View Noddle Island Henry L. Peckham Holliswood Bay Excursion Company Bay Queen New York Plymouth Bintchelder Atlantic Avenue Boston

Mrs Evans and Lowell's Sympathy In Suspense

Jenny Lind Lewis wife of Dr B B Evans of Fargo disappeared after a January marriage in Lowell. She, born in Lowell with a musical background, awaits her husband’s return as smallpox delays their move to Fargo where he had a medical practice. His family says he may come back.

Lowell Jenny Lind Lewis B. B. Evans North Dakota Manhattan Lewis Stevens Street Fargo N. D Hvans Dakota Ois Hirana Bvane Timore Medical College Rome N.Y

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