Naronic Overs due voyage unsettles White Star line
The White Star freight steamer Naronic that sailed from Liverpool February 11 is ten days overdue with fifty seamen aboard and no passing vessel sighting. The ship carries cattle traders and a mixed cargo. London reports higher insurance premiums as anxious owners await word on the vessel's fate.
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White Star
New Yor
Naronic
Liverpool
White Star Line
England
Narovic
Roberts
George Wright
Harland & Wolff
Belfast
London
New York
America
Woman Struck by Atlantic Avenue Car on Tremont Street
Mrs. Fannie Miller of 1132 Tremont Street was hit by an Atlantic avenue car near 1202 at 6:50 pm while crossing. She suffered head and back injuries but is believed to recover. a witness and her husband provided an account. Dr Gillespie treated her. the car did not stop.
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Fannie Miller
Tremont Street
No. 1202
Atlantic Avenue
Mr. Miller
Dr. Gillespie
Dramatic Season Promises Financially Great Attendance
The toilist season advances with seats selling for the coming engagement. The Black Flag at Austin's Palace Theatre draws large crowds daily with many turned away. Bertolo, George W. Wilson, Robert Edeson, and Fanny Addison headline a varied program noted as among the season’s best.
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Austin
Palace Theatre
Bertoto
George W. Wilson
Robert Edeson
Alfred Hudson
Mary Jampion
Fanny Addison
Social Calendar for March 2 Events in Brookline Roxbury and Beacon Street
Readers in the city are urged to send memoram'a of forthcoming social events. On Thursday March 2 there is a reception by the Art Students' Association Studio at 4106. A reception for Mrs William Newell Merriam on Winthrop road Brookline from 5 to 7 then a dance 8 to 12. Mrs Edward Frothingham hosts a dance at 476 Beacon Street. Mr Arthur Little entertains the dancing class this evening. Miss Mary Baxter holds the last of two receptions at her Roxbury residence from 4 to 6 and 8 to 10.
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William Newell Merriam
Winthrop Road
Brookline
Edward Frothingham
Beacon Street
Arthur Little
Mary Baxter
Roxbury
Pacific Coast
Optelia
the Postman
Longfellow
Boston
Miss Davies
Noted Women Figures in Early 20th Century Press
A scattered survey cites Lippincott on 250 new paper women and praises Mrs. Barrett Browning for garden prizes in Azola Italy. It notes Mary E. Garrett’s $307,000 gift to Johns Hopkins, Countess of Aberdeen as magazine editor, and details a Hawaiian heiress name as a long title. It highlights Mary Washington memorial efforts and Miss C. M. Symonds’s Alpine garden paper.
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Lippincott
Boston
Barrett Browning
Robert Browning
Azola
Italy
Mary E. Garrett
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Countess of Aberdeen
Wee Willie Winkie
Jnveni.e Minds
Victoria Kawekin Kajulani
National
Mary Washington Memorial Association
C. M. Symonds
J. Addington Symonds
Davas
Alps
Vienna Ladies Battle Over Bachelors Club Merge
In Vienna a clash between the new bachelors club and the city’s single women sparked a lively debate. The ladies plan a club to hasten marriages while some favor merging the two groups to ease tensions and pursue mingling.
English Women Artists at Chicago Exhibit Highlights
English women preparing for the Chicago art exhibit selected works include Lady Butler’s Lo the Front a Brittany cavalry scene. A Regatta by Miss Montalba. Browning's Place at Venice by Miss Clara Montalba. a portrait study by Miss Hilda Montalba. a child portrait by Miss Alice Grant. Eurydice by Henrietta Rae. Molly's Ball Dress by Mrs. Perugini. and a cottage garden scene by Mrs. Allingham.
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Chicago
Lady Butler
Brittany
Alice Grant
Eurydice
Henrietta Rae
Molly
The Lost Lenore and Poe’s Sacrificing Honor
The fragment recounts Edgar Allan Poe briefly engaged to a woman who covered his intoxicated face with a handkerchief to hide him from public view. It notes the moral judgment on Poe, then hints at his despair and cites a line from his poem about a soul lifted from shadow.
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Edgar Allan Poe
Charity
New Ribbon Designs Reflect Summer Frocks and Trends
The article describes fresh ribbon styles for summer outfits. Cream satin bouquets, plaid ribbons with bright stripes, faille edged with satin, brooch flowers, and color-stitched lines across white or colored grounds showcase the season’s ideas. Ombre satin ribbons suit gown trimmings and ruffles, with varied splits of black and white patterns.
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Faille
The Boston Theatre Scene Feels Historic Crowds Reward Shows
The article surveys current stage fare in Boston and surrounding venues. Ali Baba and The Forty Thieves ends next week with matinees. Hoyt’s A Temperance Town runs at the Park Theatre in its thirteenth week. John Kelly stars at Bowdoin Square in McFee of Dublin, ending next Saturday. Married Life at Tremont is lauded as a classic Buckstone comedy. An actress visiting Boston speaks of Longfellow, beaches, and reception. Chauncey Olcott profiled as W. J. Scanlan’s successor with Irish performance roots and a noted rise. The Museum’s Shore-Ayres gains strong audience repeat value.
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Henderson
Dangerfield
Hoyt’s
Park
John Kelly
Bowdoin Square Theatre
McFee
Dublin
Mr. Kelly
Buckstone
Stuart Robson
Laughter and Burlesques Dominate Boston Theatre Scene
The Grand Opera House pours laughter at Aunt Bridget's Baby while two performances are scheduled today. Charlies Hi Hoyt considers reviving a Temperance Town performance in Concord. Ada Dixon Model Burlesque Company plays to big crowds at Lyceum. Four final shows of 1492 remain at Columbia before Philadelphia and New York runs. Julia Marlowe's early blaze of fame is confirmed by steady, full houses in Boston.
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Harry Davenport
Fanny
Edgar L. Davenport
Alice Sheppard
New South
Boston Theatre
Charles Dickson
Museum Last Summier
Grand Opera House
Bridget
Mr. Monroe
James Brown Potter
Charlies
Hi. Hoyt
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Hoyt
Ada Dixon
Columbia Theatre
Boston
Philadelphia
Walnut Street Theatre
New York
Pallmer’s
Herbert O. Johnson
Signor Perugini
Columbus
Messrs. Edgerly and
Alden
Julia Marlowe
America
Musicians and Opera Highlights At Boston Venues
Edouard Remenyi to perform at Tremont Temple with Mile Ference Sage Minnie Mothet and James W Marghbink. Durell English opera season opens March 18 at Boston Theatre with Marguerite debut. Braham benefit features Ogeleta Quartet and a roster of renowned performers and companies.
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Boston Star Couse
Tremont Temple
Mile
Ference Sage
Minnie Mothet
James W. Marghbink
Durell
Boston Theatre
Miss Durell
Marguerite
Gounod
Mr. Grossmith
Chickering Hall
John J. Braham
Park Theatre
Ogeleta
George Richards
Toyt’s “A Temperance Town” Company
George Schiller
Boston Museum Compay
Eddie Foy
Henry Norman
Ati Baba
Boston
Ida Mulle
Ali Baba’ Company
John Thomas
Lon Brine
W. H. Clark
Miss Maude Williams
Emanuel Piedler
Mme
Marie ‘Mulle Bell
The
Carleton Opera Company
Professor Phelps Dead in Tucson at Twenty Seventh Year
Inassure Vermont March 1 news reached Rev F B Phelps of the death of his oldest son Professor Frederic William Phelps in Tucson Arizona February 27 He was born at St Johnsbury Academy 1881 Amherst 1885 led his class Greek at Washburn College 1885 1891 taught at Pacific Theological Seminary Oakland Cal until ill health forced resignation He died of consumption in his twenty seventh year
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F. B. Phelps
Frederic William Phelps
Tucson
Arizona
Phelps
St. Johnsbury Academy
Amherst College
Washburn College
Toneka
Kansis
Pacific Theological Seminary
Oakland
Cal
Death notices from Boston area in late February and early March
Multiple obituaries list James Bolton C Allen Browne Daniel G Crosby Emma G Ames Gowing Mary E Hidden Sarah Henderson Frances Kilby Addie Sargent Mary J Manon John Ss Samuel Samuel J F Thayer Ellen Hall Roberts with funeral details. Services held at residences or cemeteries. several notices request burial private. Middletown Conn papers asked to copy.
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Bolton
James Bolton
Browne
C. Allen Browne
Crosby
Stoneham
Daniel G. Crosby
Gowing
Reading
Emma G
Ames Gowing
Hidden
Andover
Mass
Mary E. Hidden
Henderson
Somerville
Sarah Henderson
Kilby
South Hingham
Frances Kilby
Sargent
Prighton
Addie
Amos S. Sargent
Sanderson
Ipswich
Mary J. Manon
James H. Sanderson
Samuel
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Ss. Samuel
Boston
Thayer
Samuel J. F. Thayer
Worcester Square
Roberts
Roxbury
Ellen Hall
John L.S. Roberts
Lewis Park
Middletown
Conn
City Registrar Applications Filed March 1
Hartman Gundling and Lauritia J. Spicer. Peter E. Barnes and Annie M. Harry, Mac Sakolwitz and Katie Abelsen, Edwin H. Ferrer and Georgina E. Russell.
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Hartman Gundling
Lauritia J. Spicer
Peter E. Barnes
Annie M. Harry
Mac Sakolwitz
Katie Abelsen
Edwin H. Ferrer
Georgina E. Russell
Marriages Reported to City Registrar February 20 and 19
In this city marriages were recorded on February 20 by Justice Reinstein for Herman Gerber and Lina Pes and by Justice Rockwood for Louis J. Yeager and Mary Kodlets. Also recorded February 19 by Rev. Louis Ronse for Charles Br. Albee and Josephine Brotty.
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Ses
Reinstein
Herman Gerber
Lina Pes
William D. Rockwood
J.P
Louis J. Yeager
Mary Kodlets
Louis ‘. Ronse
Charles BR. Albee
Josephine Brotty
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