Massachusetts Chief Magistrate Race Seen By Night
It will be known before night whether Frederic T. Greenhalge or John D. Long holds the Massachusetts governorship. The Bell Telephone stock-watering bill, if enacted, would imply the former Governor’s return through the influence of the great monopoly.
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Frederic T. Greenhalge
John D. Long
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Bell Telephone
Commonwealth
Greenhalge
Eugene J. O’connor
Matthews
O’connor
Western Union
Electric Wires
Marietta Alboni Beloved Opera Star Dies at 70
The renowned contralto Marietta Alboni has died at age 70 ending the era of grand opera she helped shape. Once taught by Rossini and rival to Jenny Lind in the heyday of Swedish song, she remained a storied memory for her warm charm and vast vocal reserves.
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Marietta Alboni
Rossini
Jenny Lind
Albani
Bell Telephone Stockholders Question Privilege Gift
The Mass Bill of Rights quoted by Governor Greenhalge is cited to question Bell Telephone stockholders’ claim to more than 20 million dollars as a public privilege. The piece argues this profit arises not from public service but from the public, challenging the basis of the windfall.
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Greenhalge
Bell Telephone
Hill of New York Should Stop Obstructing Tariff Bill
The piece argues Senator Hill has shown limited power to block the tariff bill and should refrain from delaying with attacks on the sugar schedule and income tax. It asserts only the conference committee can secure needed modifications and that Hill would be better off yielding to them rather than prolonging a harmful Senate fight.
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Hill
New York
Will
Conference Committee
House
Senate
Apply the Referendum on Boston Transit Bill
The editorial argues distrust of Boston residents in voting on the elevated railroad bill. It says the bill should be put to a public vote to show good faith, noting repeated city desires for rapid transit and the opponents’ fear of an unfavorable outcome if the people decide.
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Boston
Senate
A. H. Kelley
Lyman School
A. B. Winship
Ray Greene Huling
Cambridge
Charles A. Babcock
Oil City
Penn
B. B. Russell
Brockton
Emily A. Fifield
Sarah L. Arnold
Minneapolis
Mary L. Snow
Bangor
Barrell
Cambridge Latin School
Corinne Harrison
Norfolk
Miss Arnold
Senate Hedges On Amendments Vote Today
The Senate is expected to begin voting on amendments today as it weighs whether to adopt the referendum or kill the bill. Debate centers on the implications of the proposed referendum and its impact on the legislation's fate.
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Senate
Governor Should Veto Bell Telephone Stock Grab Bill
Editorial argues Governor Greenhalge must veto a proposed Bell Telephone stock increase amid claims the plan waters stock and shifts gains to shareholders. It denounces the bill as a public-interest violation, aiding a New York based monopoly and depriving Massachusetts of tax focus.
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Greenhalge
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Bell Telephone Company
Bell Telephone
United States
New York
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Assassination in Republics and Fragile Stability
European journals compare Carnot's murder to Lincoln and Garfield but note republics differ from dynastic rule. Individual madness kills a leader while the people punish the killer and the state remains intact. The Lyons anarchist act may wound but cannot topple the French republic.
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Carnot
Lincoln
Garfield
Republics
Republic
Republic of France
Lyons
Observant Citizen Praises Post Coverage of Carnot Assassination
The piece lauds the Monday Post for premier reporting on Carnot’s assassination, noting superior pictures and comprehensive coverage versus rival Boston papers. It recalls Wednesday afternoon gossip on the car to East Boston, mentions William Masson’s Glasgow marriage and cheers from the Post composing room, and notes Nantucket legislator Anthony Smalley’s death after illness.
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Monday Morning Post
Carnot
Boston
Post
Monday Post
New York
William Masson
Post Composing Room
Glasgow
Scotland
Sophia Noble
C. G. Wilkins
Masson
Aberdeen
Notable anecdotes and personal notes from Archibald Forbes
Archibald Forbes recalls Henry M. Stanley amid a failed lecture and boot-cleaning joke that becomes a viral success. M. Sorel, a new French academician, descends from Charlotte Corday’s sister and is about 60. A. A. Stagg, Yale's famed pitcher, now Chicago professor, to marry Stella Robertson. William Winter postpones Scotland tour and sails June 30 for New York. Smalley notes Winter’s plan for a Shakespeare volume is delayed.
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Archibald Forbes
Henry M. Stanley
Stanley
Mr. Stanley
M. Sorel
Charlotte Corday
A. A. Stagg
Yale
University of Chicago
Stella Robertson
William Winter
Scotland
New York
Graduation Day in Boston Public Schools
Graduation day in Boston public schools featured elaborate programs and large attendance. Many pupils received diplomas as ceremonies delighted students and families.
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Boston
Ward 4 Democrats elect Sullivan and Murphy to fill vacancies
Andrew C. Sullivan and Fred M. Murphy are elected to the Democratic city committee from Ward 4 to fill vacancies created by the death of Thomas Frederson and the resignation of John Ford.
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Andrew C. Sullivan
Fred M. Murphy
Democratic City Committee
Thomas Frederson
John Ford
Twentieth Century Club Chooses The Rapid Transit Topic
At the next meeting on Wednesday June 27 members will hear Mr Charles Carleton Coffin and others discuss The Rapid Transit Problem in Boston. A spirited discussion is expected on this important subject.
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Twentieth Century Club
Boston
Charles Carleton Coffin
A Laughful Mix of Jests From Dailies and Papers
A collage of quips and jokes from several 19th century newspapers. The humor ranges from clever one liners about weather and society to playful wordplay on names and local scenes. It captures a lighthearted column of wit and banter.
D'Arville Delights Boston in Falka at Tremont Theatre
Camille D Arville and her opera company stage Falka at the Tremont Theatre to a full house. Her vivacious performance in Boston follows London success and marks her tenth anniversary on stage with decorations and portraits. Cast members Clinton Elder William McLaughlin Kate Davis George Frothingham Maude Hollins and others receive praise for singing acting and comic turns as the Palace offers a varied program including burlesque and living pictures.
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Camille D’arville
Chassaigne
Falka
Tremont Theatre
Boston
D’arville
London
Miss D'Arville
Miss D’arville
Clinton Elder
Arthur
Mr. Elder
William McLaughlin
Tancred
Henry Stanley
Seneschal
Askin
Palace Theatre
Palace
William Milton
Major Gleason
Knight Templars
Ma Gleason
Perkins Brothers
Burke and West
Edward Deagon
Kittle Frazer
Ada Lynwood
Donavans
John B. Ainsley
Proto
James B. Donavon
Tom Martin
Nellie Deagon
Fannie Donavon
Sadie Hilton
Hermie Nixon
W. O. Austin
Wm. McLaughlin
A. F. MacCollin
Chas. R. Burrows
Phil Robson
Kate Davis
Hilda Hollins
Maud Hollins
Nannie Morse
Gussie Rutledge
Alice van Buren
George Frothingham
Falk A
The Twentieth Century Woman declares independence
From a blistering polemic in Truth by J. H. Wagner, the piece denounces woman’s subjugation and proclaims an imminent radical change. It calls for feminine franchise and freedom and asserts men must yield to the new era.
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J. H. Wagner
Quire Jangaree Venne Conversation About Sleepy Tail
In a brief exchange the Jangaree asks why the venne remains silent and low. The venne replies his tail is asleep and would wake if he spoke aloud, prompting hush from the other speaker.
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Venne
Armless wonder shines at Keith’s amusement resort Boston
The article highlights Charles Herman Unthan, armless virtuoso, who performs violin, cornet, rifle shots, card games, and bottle pouring with his feet at Mr. Keith’s Boston venue. It also notes Charles H. Dunlap’s electric fountain and lists notable acts including Raymon Moore, the Deltorellis, Kalkasa, and others.
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Charles H. Dunlap
Keith
Providence Theatre
Raymon Moore
Sherman and
Morrissey
Deltorellis
Midgleys
Kalkasa
Bryant and Richmond
Dudley Prescott
Imperial Banjo
The
Garrisons
Kiddie Evans
Freeman
West
Bentley
Cameron
Collins
Size of It Politicized House Debate Elicits Jests
The Boston Post jokes that House members voting down amendments curtailing the Meigs incorporation acted out of mischief playfully tossing paper balls, not realizing their vote or the question at hand. The Worcester based Worcester Gazette relays the quip about the parliamentary scene and its political implications.
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Worcester Gazette
Boston Post
Meigs
Free rides on Public Garden swan boats draw smiles
The Boston Post has been giving free rides to children on the Public Garden swan boats. The arrangement benefits both giver and receiver with a small monetary outlay.
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The
Boston Post
Gala Day Proposals At Austin and Stone's Museum
Yesterday at Austin and Stone's Museum a record number of proposals was announced at receptions. Fat ladies from across the country gathered with notes nearly filled and a final decision set for Saturday night. Gumbo the sealion showed new tricks while the cynocephalus lingered in curios halls as a double vaudeville company entertained large crowds.
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Austin and Stone’s Museum
Httle
Boston
Louisville
Maine
Chicago
San Fransisco
Galveston
Gumbo
Antonio Felix
Cynocephalus
Curios
Double Vaudeville
Unusual Music Bill Highlights Local Performers
A notable lineup features Murphy and McCoy, Nellie and Frank Hawes, the Warress, Finlay and Burke, the Imperial quartet, the sisters Wash burn, Nellie Burt, the Helstons, Dave Genaro, Joe Hardman, the Webb family, Kittie Nelson and Tommy Gillen in a standout concert arrangement.
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Murphy and McCoy
Nellie
Frank Hawes
the Warress
Finlay and Burke
Imperial Quartet
Sisters Washburn
Nellie Burt
Helstons
Dave Genaro
Joe Hardman
Webb Family
Kittie Nelson
Tommy Gillen
Summer Opera at the Museum Opens Next Week
Davy Jones's locker comes to life on the Boston Museum stage next Monday in a summer opera premier. Box office demand topped expectations as seats sold quickly. Fred Miller's best work features bright dialogue and catchy songs with a tropical plant adorned theatre and promene concerts by a large orchestra. The cast includes Dan Daly, Mamie Gilroy, Maud K Williams, Lon F Brine, Eddie Smith, Harry Kelly, Robert Evans, Richard F Carle, Gertrude Fort, and new star May Stevens as Princess Manolia.
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Davy Jones
Boston Museum
Fred Miller
Museum
Dan Daly
Mamie Gilroy
Maud K. Williams
Lon F. Brine
Eddie Smith
Harry Kelly
Robert Evans
Richard F. Carle
Gertrude Fort
May Stevens
Princess Manolia
Tim Tum Fogo
Miss Cora Van Tassell Returns for Closing Tennessee Pardner Week
The warm weather kept some away but last evening drew a larger audience for Miss Cora Van Tassell in Tennessee's Pardner. Closing performance scheduled for Saturday night at the city theater. W W Swarnsbourne plans four Pop concerts July 11 through August at Old Dorchester Club. James E McElroy to lead first benefit in twenty five years at Lothrop's Opera House next Friday. DeKoven pieces featured with a full program including Fencing Master Knickerbockers Robin Hood and Al giers variants. DeKoven conducting to open the program amid strong crowd and favorable reception.
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Tennessee
Museum
Cora van Tassell
W. W. Swarnsbourne
The
Symphony Orchestra
Old Dorchester Club
James E. McElroy
Lothrop
Opera
Providence
DeKoven
Music Hall
Knickerbockers
la Espagnoli
Boston Theatre Debate Dispute Over Reporter’s Account
Dr. J Van Elderen complains to the Post that the Boston Theatre event with Mr Coffey was not a debate. He says the speaker used two hours and a quarter and applied a gag rule to him. He asserts he was escorted home by Harvard professors, not by police.
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The
Post
Boston Theatre
Coffey
Harvard College
Pelham Studios
Boston
A Very Accomplished Young Lady Miss Sara Bond Wins Seminary Prize
A Boston Back Bay young woman, Miss Sara A Bond, earns the bread winning prize at Lawell Seminary. The loaf, described as penny and brown and sweet, wins a gold watch charm for first place, celebrated as a dream of home by judges.
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Sara A. Bond
Back Bay
Boston
Bond
Lawell Seminary
Boston Post
Picturesque New England books shine on Boston & Maine line
The Boston & Maine railroad has issued over a dozen illustrated books detailing scenery and summer attractions along its extensive network. Titles like Picturesque New England are praised as artful works filled with information even if readers cannot visit the locales.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
New England
Stay Granted in Wiman Case by Judge Barrett
New York June 5 Judge Barrett of the Supreme Court granted a stay in the Wiman case until Friday next.
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WIMAN
New York
Barrett
Supreme Court
Class Day Notices for 1879 Commencement
Holworthy 18 will be open for class use on commencement day. A business meeting is set for noon. The quindecennial dinner will be held at S Hotel on Tuesday evening June 26 at 7. Francis Almy, Class Secretary.
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Holworthy
Harvard College Class of 1875 Commencement Notice
81 Thayer will be open for the use of the Class on Commencement Day. Warren A. Reed, Secretary, Harvard College.
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Harvard College
Thayer
Warren A. Reed
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Gen. Pass
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