Peruna Tonic Endorsed by Congressman Aldrich and Officials
From Washington and Omaha come endorsements praising Peruna as a tonic and remedy for debility, nervousness, and catarrh. W. F. Aldrich of Alabama and H. S. Emory of Omaha attest its restorative effects, noting improved digestion and sleep, with a health book offered by The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus Ohio.
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W. F. Aldrich
Alabama
Washington, D. C
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
W. FP. Aldrich
H. S. Emory
K. P.’s of
Omaha
Neb
North Sixteenth Street
Swamer
Cohnnbhus
Ohio
Missing Stoneham Youth Sought By Mother After Daylong Search
Mrs James Purcel of Stoneham continues a fruitless search for her son, 22, who has wandered through hospitals and police lockups. Officers checked Deer Island and Stoneham police await tips. The mother waited all day as Captain Gaskin sought the missing man, last seen with companions in Boston.
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James Purcel
Stoneham
Boston
Bo James
Bae
Capagin
Station 4
Deer Island
Captain Gaskin
Con
Purcell
Boston Police
Stoneham Police Department
Gailles Surrenders Men and Rifles in Santa Cruz
General Gailles and staff surrender 800 men and fifty rifles in Santa Cruz Laguna after a church mass. Receipts for rifles distributed, each worth pesos. Gailles claims arms belong to the revolutionary government. Sumner returns Gailles sword and flag. Frank Mekin, a deserter, also surrenders and is placed in front.
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Cailies
Callies
Caiilles
Cailles
Sumner
Caailles
MacArthur
Frank Mekin
Thirty-seventh Infantry
Caillen
Frons
Automobile Plunge at Point of Pines Promises Sensation
Manager William H ONeill announces Charles Kilpatrick will open with a sensational automobile life act at the Point of Pines resort on July 1 The one legged cyclist famed for riding down Washington Capitol steps returns with a modern car stunt described as more daring than prior feats The act features a plunging run down an inclined path atop a roof garden setting framed as nerve testing entertainment
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William H. O'Neill
Point of Pines
Charles Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Capitol
Washington
The Burgomaster Opens at Tremont Theatre in Summer Run
The Tremont Theatre revived The Burgomaster with bright tunes and witty lines. Richard Carroll Knox Wilson Edith Yerrington Ida Hawley Ada Deaves Marguerite Clarke headline a lively cast as the show promises a prosperous engagement at Tremont Theater with new last act scenes and strong chorus performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Theatre
Sp. Roe
Columbia
Richard Carroll
Knox Wilson
Peter Stuyvesant
Douvelle von All
Harlem
Edith Yerrington
Willie van Asterbilt
Jack
Ida Hawley
Ruth
Ada Deaves
Phoebe Kumm
Marguerite Clarke
Daisy
Castle Square Theatre Stages Tyranny of Tears
Castle Square Theatre presents C Had don Chambers comedy The Tyranny of Tears with Eva Taylor as the lead, supported by Leonora Gaito John Craig Charles McKay John T Craven and others. The company plans One of Our Girls next week after the run of Tyranny of Tears ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Square Theatre Company
C. Haddon Chambers
Hollis Street Theatre
Eva Taylor
Leonora Gaito
Miss Woodward
George
Charles Mckay
Mr. Parury
John T. Craven
Colonel Armitage
Bronson Howard
Keith's Theatre Presents A New Run Of Living Pictures
Keith's Theatre continues its living picture series with strong groupings and lighting effects. Robert Hilliard returns with Holland in The Littlest Girl, praised for its detail and staging with fine cello accompaniment. Rutland Weld and Dorothy Loring debut in a lighter piece. Rutland Weld and Dorothy Loring deliver creditable performances, while Hughey Dougherty and Ray L. Royce draw laughs with stories and mimicry. Pat Rooney earns applause for dance, and Mudge and Morton contribute on instruments. The program runs alongside a fresh lineup of motion pictures and musical numbers under Director Barr's orchestra. The overall show earns favorable comparison to prior weeks.
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Keith's
Lgt
Robert Hilliard
Holland
Rutland Weld
Dorothy Loring
Boston
Acnet
Boston Vaudeville Night Delights at Music Hall Show
Boston Music Hall showcases a cap Vaudeville bill with Everhart the copolesset star, dancers Paulette and Blanche West, loured songs by Louise Montrose, sharpshooting by Loris and Altina, and musical turns by the Sohikes, Corbin, and Adams. Audience enjoys dancing monologist Fred Brown, Broadway Trio, and Khoff Gordon as performances unfold in a breezy, varied program plus tea garden interludes.
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Boston Music Hall
Everhart
Blanche West
Paulette
Louise Montrose
Suteras
Loris
Altina
Claudius
Corbin
Fred Brown
gMacNaughton
MacNiven
Tom Browne
Athletic Polo Exposition Draws Big Crowds at Austin & Stone's
Spectators watched a polo match between Boston and Chicago teams at Austin and Stone's. Ada Rose leads Boston while Helen Engel captains Chicago in a display of athletic prowess amid a lineup of European and American performers and noted entertainers.
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Austin & Stone's
Chicago
Boston
Ada Rose
Boston Girls
Helen Engel
Germany
Bunker Hill
Nizzaras
Europe
Leslie Acrobats
Harvey Twins
Terry
Teddy Fernwood
Wood
Connie Martin
Dollie Duncan
Irish Village opens amid rush of crowd and praise
Yesterday morning crowds gathered as Professor John Harney’s Irish Village opened showing a full Irish troupe arriving from Ireland. The event boasted Maggie Peters a renowned heavyweight jig dancer and features including baby wolves, a death chair replica, Wall Street wonder Mile Estrada, a nations beauty show and a minstrel revival with Joe Morgan and Billy Dooley among others.
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John Harney
Emerald Isle
Maggie Peters
Curio Halls
Johnny Connor
Billy Dooley
Bones
Teddy Saguers
the Bernards
Belle Austin
W. G. Bryson
Mong Acue
Nellie Hartford
Mabel Willara
Gilda Norris
Mabel Sweeney
Lillian Crone
Norumbega Park Beavers Draw Crowds at Zoological Garden
Visitors to Norumbega Park flock to the zoological garden as beavers in captivity attract wide interest. Superintendent Benson shows a large enclosure keeping beavers in view most of the day. The park also features the electric fountain Indian colony merry go round casino boating and canoeing on the Charles River with a popular vaudeville style program drawing crowds.
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Norumbega Park
Zoological Garden
Benson
Orumbega Park
Rustic Theatre
Westerday
Wade
Digwest
Leboeee
Dalty Company
Ad Wiginal Wags
Leland
Cahill
Leo Cervallo
Cay
Ascenstio
Erigus
Mysts
Charles River
Point of Pines Outdoor Show Draws Strong Attendance
Despite severe weather a rustic theatre at Point of Pines was well filled for both matinee and evening performances. The outdoor resort event drew strong crowds as audiences enjoyed the show.
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Rustic
F.reces
Crescent Gardens Veers to Vaudeville Spotlight at Revere Beach
Large crowds at Crescent Gardens Revere Beach enjoyed a diverse vaudeville bill headlined by Fitzgibbon in Her mischievous Brother with noted violin work on Killarney. Mamie Apetister and two pickanimates drew heat, Metaro the Japanese necromancer impressed with new tricks, Mabel Leslie delivered, and The Great Ridot offered a pleasing finale.
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Crescent Gardens
Revere Beach
Fitzgibbon c
Fitzgibbon
Iss Fitzgibbon
Killarney
Mamie Apetister
Miss Emington
Metaro
Mabel Leslie
Ridiot
Paul Revere trolley rides through historic Lexington and Concord
The Lexington and Boston Street Railway Company offers trolley trips through Lexington and Concord with a possible extension to Lowell via Billerica. Riders glimpse Lexington Green and recall the April 1775 alarm when Paul Revere alerted Hancock and Adams, with the Buckman Tavern nearby.
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Paul Revere
Lexington and Concord
Lowell
Billerica
Lexington & Boston Street Railway Company
Lexington Green
Ala
Lexington
John Hancock
Samuel Adams
General Gage
Boston
Jonas Clarke
Sunse
Concord
Paul Reveré
Buckman Tavern
St Onge brothers lead vaudeville bill at Combination Park
The St Onge brothers, popular trick cyclists, headline the vaudeville section at Combination Park this evening and again Thursday and Saturday. Their act has been revised with illustrated songs by Hassmer and Ol ivette, and Jones and Sutton present a new page-time rhapso dy specialty likely to draw crowds.
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St. Onge Brothers
Combination Park
Aleo
Hassmer and Olivette
Jones and Sutton
Howard Atheneum Completes Fifty Fifth Season Gala Benefit
The Howard Atheneum finished its fifty fifth season with a gala benefit for John McVicker who runs the box office. The performance featured over a score of vaudeville acts and the full Howard burlesque troupe presented School and a bright extravaganza.
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Howard Yesterday
Carpenters and Painters
John McVicker
Howard Burlesquers
Bay Line Excursions Offer Delightful Coastal Trips
Bay line steamers Cape Cod and Martinique sail daily from Boston at 10 AM to Plymouth and Provincetown. Weather improves after morning fog and tourists praise the voyages along Massachusetts Bay with two to three hours for inland sightseeing at historic Plymouth and the Cape.
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Bay Line
Cod
Martinique
Plymouth
Provincetown
Boston
Pilgrim Land
Cape
Atlantic Avenue
Eeas
Massachusetts Bay
Cape Cod
Bowdoin Square Museum Showcases Diverse Attractions
Manager Strom draws crowds at Bowdoin Square Museum with the Dexters wild West show two vaudeville groups and the colored troubadours. Every Friday evening amateurs may perform, offering a multiplicity of novel features for visitors.
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Strom
Bowdoin Square Museum
Colored Troubadours
New Palace Theatre Pleases With Burlesque and Vaudeville
The New Palace Theatre presents a summer stock show of burlesque and vaudeville with two skits The Merry Hi-Tit-Hi-Tie Girls and Hotel Push. Favorites Maude Eliston Annie Hill Fannie Lewis Ada Snanusie Sean idyile Vyner and Norma entertain with lively songs and feats. The highlight is Stewart and Lewis as a duo with a new charry sketch and Miss Lewis winning vocally.
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Palace Theatre
Sarah Branyard
Vral
Maude Eliston
Annie Hill
Fannie Lewis
Ada Snanusie
Sean Idyile Vyner
Essra the Olio
Mr. Pears
Caugh House
Ee Ballentine
Peachet
Norma
Charry Stewart
Miss Lewis
Diminutive Circus Delights Huntington Audience
Huntington avenue hosts a dwarf circus titled Sipe Educated Animal and Id Aliputian Show featuring a large herd of Shetland ponies and numerous small acts. Audiences enjoyed monkey paras, pony marching, diving feats, and a mule riding display in a grand tent arena.
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Huntington Avenue
Sipe
Id Aliputian
Newfoundland
Walinga
Postas
Wens Pyering
Hutics
Wormwood
Pomberin
Sahabiathe
Nor Greyhounds Ds
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Bass Point Nahant North Shore resort delights visitors
Bass Point Nahant offers ocean side pleasures on the North Shore with music from an excellent orchestra. The Nahant Ostrich Farm draws crowds with birds, yearlings, and exhibitions while the Point House maintains its reputation serving Nawhan oysters and local fare.
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Oneavi
Bass
Pone
Aorta
Lincoln
Yacht Ashore Forces Coast Guard Attention
A vessel named in a general report lies ashore after a mood tide. Officials report no immediate injuries as salvage teams assess the situation and coordinate with marine authorities.
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General Lawrence
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