Stage Roundup Highlights amid New York and Boston Theatres
The piece reviews a busy stage week with H Sothern in An Enemy to the King at Hollis and Nat C Goodwin to follow in An American Citizen. In Gay New York at Park remains highly lively. Also noted are Tho roughbred closing at Museum, Gillette's Secret Service, Lillian Nordica joining Walter Damrosch, and Metro debut. The Boston season includes Under the Polar Star touring New England, Pinero's The Hobby Horse, Caste performances, and Mag gie Cline On Broadway. Box office for Jack and the Beanstalk returns March 15 at Boston Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. Sothern
Hollis
Nat C. Goodwin
New York
Park
Hoyt
Museum
Gillette
Secret Service
Lillian Nordica
Walter Damrosch
Metropolitan Opera House
Boston
New England
John Hare
Pinero
Benjamin Goldfinch
Boston Theatre
A. S.S. Lipman
Joe Jefferson
New Orleans
Castle Square
Castle Square and Will Be Followed Next Monday By ‘‘Trovatore
Atkinson
Hfe
Cabinet
Chiquita
Theatres and Attractions Stir Boston Audiences
Early morning to evening a constant call for seats marks the theater scene as openings approach. The New York cast arrives for the Boston run with Secret Service due at the Museum next Monday and many shows like Hogan's Riley and Temperance Town drawing crowds. Nelson Wheatcroft lies ill in New York with fever and pneumonia pleuritic complications while other acts like Reeves's burlesquers and The Mimic Four entertain at the Grand Opera House and Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Museum
Gillette
New York
Boston
Hogan
Riley
Columbia
Richards
Canfield
Nelson Wheatcroft
Little Egypt
the Howard
Reeves
Charles
Ellis
Myrtie Peek
New Grand
Billy Emerson
Grand Opera House
Austin & Stone’s
Grieves
the Palace
Nickelodeon
Second Steinert Hall vocal concert features Bradbury and Lunde
The second in a series at Steinert Hall features soprano Mrs. Kileski Bradbury and contralto Miss Angot Lunde with tenor Eliot Hubbard and bass Arthur Beresford. They perform Longfellow settings by Hatton Chadwick Gounod Balfe Sutton West Tuckerman Cowen Pinsuti among others. Notable pieces include Gounod It Is Not Always May and Balfe The Green Trees Whispered. The third concert is set for March 17 with Max Heinrich and Lena Little performing Schumann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinert Hall
Kileski Bradbury
Angot Lunde
Messrs
Eliot Hubbard
Arthur Beresford
Longfellow
Hatton
Sermo Chadwick
Gounod
Berger
Tours
Balfe
Sutton
West
Tuckerman
Cowen
Pinsuti
Max Heinrich
Lena Little
Robert Schumann
Along the Water Front at Gloucester and Boston
The Canada steamer will stay on the Liverpool Boston service while another ship takes the Montreal route. Forty saloon passengers have booked for April. Twenty fishing vessels arrived with 1 400 000 pounds of mixed fish. Haddock and cod prices ranged from 50 cents to 2 50 per cwt. The bark Osberga from Manila docked after 178 days, with 7080 bales of hemp. crewman Charles Thorgersen died. The Sigurd arrived from Melbourne with 8874 bales of wool worth 600 000 dollars. The Latona reported 65 000 pounds of fish and spoke the Kremlin from Rosario near Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
McAuley
Boston
Montreal
Indiana
Sewell Smith
Haddock
T Wharf
Osberga
Maitland
Manila
Mystic Wharf
Kenneth McKenzie
Port Natal
Charles Thorgersen
Sigurd
Juno
Melbourne
Rase
Latona
Georges
William Crouches
Boston Barkentine Kremlin
Wyman
Rosario
Boston Light
Landsman
Perfect Florida tour by Pennsylvania railroad advertises special trains
A promotional piece touts a Florida season tour via the Pennsylvania railroad with special Pullman palace cars and full amenities. The Jacksonville trip departs from New York and Philadelphia in March and returns by May 31 1897, with excursion rates from various cities and agent contacts for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Atlantic Slope
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jacksonville
New York
Philadelphia
Broadway
George W. Boyd
Broad Street
Real estate exchange votes for new directors
At yesterday’s annual meeting of the real estate exchange and auction board held at 7 Exchange Place, directors elected include J. Morris Meredith Alexander S. Porter Arnold A. Rand John Mason Little S Parkman Blake T Quincy Browne Henry Parkman Francis Peabody Jr Charles W Whittier L Shannon Davis Watson G Cutter Edward H Eldredge Henry D Bennett George B Elliot Frederic H Viaux clerk Frederick Whitwell The body will meet Monday afternoon March 8 to choose officers and President Meredith is expected to be re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Exchange and Auction Board
Exchange’ Place
J. Morris Meredith
Alexander S. Porter
Arnold A. Rand
John Mason Little
S. Parkman Blake
T. Quincy Browne
Henry Parkman
Francis Peabody, Jr
Charles W. Whittier
L. Shannon Davis
Watson G. Cutter
Edward H. Eldredge
Henry D. Bennett
George B. Elliot
Frederic H. Viaux
Frederick
Whitwell
Meredith
Morgan interests reach agreement on Union Pacific collateral trusts
It is understood that Morgan interests and the Moore committee have reached an agreement. A plan will be advertised soon by J. P. Morgan & Co., and it is understood that the plan has already been agreed upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morgan
Union Pacific
Moore Committee
J. P. Morgan & Co
Notice to curb street littering in Boston City streets
Boston Superintendent of Streets Benjamin W. Wells issues a warning to storekeepers households and the public urging cooperation to reduce street litter. He cites subway carts washing dirt into streets improper ash and rubbish receptacles and wind scatter as main causes and calls for tighter teams and proper receptacles to improve cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin W. Wells
Boston
Charlestown
East Boston
South Boston
Canal Street
Winter Street
Tremont
Haymarket Square
Atwood
Police Commission
Boiling Market Sent Drives Copper and Stocks Rally
The market today surged with investment stocks leading gains as Copper centennial shares rose near intraday highs. Centen nial rock samples from the Osceola lode drew praise. Osceola and Pioneer showed strength while West End stock surged on wagon speculation. Boston & Maine and New York Central cited as solid investments amid favorable rail and mining outlooks. Pinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pullman
New York Central
Omaha
Centennial
Osceola Lode
Calumet
Old Dominion
Herbert Radclyffe
Congress Street
Southern Exploration Company
Southern Gold Properties
Mr. Radclyffe
Pioneer
Racclyffe
E. Sullivan
Tom’’ Lawson
Montara
Butte
West End
Boston Elevated
Osceola
Bay State Gas Combination
Boston
Tuttle
Boston & Maine
Depew
Lake Shore
Vanderbilt
Pinkham
The New Turkish Baths Opens Under Tremont Theatre
Adolph Lundin opens a new Turkish bath establishment beneath Tremont Theatre Boston after six months of construction. The marble lined interiors include private rooms drying room hot rooms steam room cold plunge shampoo rooms and an electric ventilating system. Weekday hours allow ladies 8 am to 1 pm and the rest of the day for gentlemen with Sunday hours for ladies 1 30 pm to 6 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Lundin
Boylston Hotel
Boylston Street
Tremont Street
Tremont Theatre
Lundin
Boston
Boston Bridges Move Toward Needed Overhaul
Superintendent Carberry reports 132 total bridges in Boston with 27 city owned and 33 railroad supported. Broadway draw finally rotates after five years. Warren bridge repairs ongoing with substantial future work planned. Congress Street bridge deemed vital and in need of repairs or replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carberry
Boston
Broadway
Warren Bridge
Congress Street
Smith will case ruled for heirs in Woodstock Vermont
A dispatch says the final decision in the Smith will case, long in New Jersey courts, favors the Woodstock Vermont heirs. The will of H. B. Smith is set aside and the estate divided among the heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Smith
New Jersey
H. B. Smith
Boston Superior Court Jury List and Case Highlights
Boston Superior Court proceedings list multiple tort actions in three jury sessions with names such as Mary Doyle versus Charles G. Craibe and various railroad and company cases. The October and February jury lists set highest numbers for sessions. March 3 official sales shown. Fourth Session includes February specials and a Brookline Gas Light Company tort suit involving head injury. The dense docket covers numerous defendants and plaintiffs across West End R R, N Y N H R R, Boston Mfg Co, and Boston Elec Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Maynard
Mary Doyle
Charles G. Craibe
John Doyle
P. M. Keating
C. C. Mellen
McIntyre
White
Munroe
West End R. R
Messenger
N. Y
N. H
H.R. R
Donovan
Spaulding
Forbes Lith
Mfg. Co
Chase
West End
R. R
Same
Henderson
Berkman
Daily
Huber
Norton
Norfolk Sub
St. R. R
Walton
Wakefield & S. St. R. R
Whalen
Rush
Walcott
Crosby Steam G. & V. Co
Albert
Walker
Nat. Constr. Co
Boston
Morandi
Bancroft
Manning
Sherman
John O'Toole
James P. Collins
George Lacy
L. M. Child
W. Schofield
Bessie Boutilier
West End Street Railway Company
Saratoga Street
J. M. Gove
A. L. Spring
Burke
N. BH
BH. BR. R
Collins
Kelly
Cooke
Cooke Va. Boston. 5002—Mclellan Vs. Smith. 5403—Menier Vs. N. Y., N. BH
H.R
Lacey
Macfarland
Boston & Me
Fleming
Elston
Shields
New Eng. R. R
Baker
Dunn
Bigelow-Dowse Co
Hall
Charles F. Thaxter
International Glue Company
S. A. Fuller
J. Lowell, Jr
McLaughlin
Tyler
Rooney
H. R. BR
Hession
Crocker
Harmon
Parry
Walsh
Rost
Mc. R. R
Allen
Fitch
Seymour
O'Loughlin
Canney
ALR
Tarkin
Smith
Tenanty
Boston Mfg. Co
Cullinane
Weatherspoon
Dixon
Chelsea
Jones
T Hayden
Steele
Lynn
Ropes
Blodgett
Torrie
Kavanagh
Hepburn
Davidson
Wheeler
Coburn
Brown
McKim
Hinds
Rosenthal
Fitzgerald
Ripley
Slattery
Childs
Freed
Hughes
O'Hara
Morse
Parks
H. Rh. Claflin Co
Sehlager
Wrich
Supreme Judicial Court docket listings in brief
The document lists civil cases before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court with case numbers and attorney names, including 851 Pike versus Waltham, 50 De Lisle versus Ward, 852 Ryan versus North End Savings Bank, 854 Nichols versus Lynn and Boston, 855 Groves versus Wilson, 856 Singer Manufacturing Company versus Reynolds, 863 Thomson versus Sleeper, 857 Harmon versus C C R R, 864 Mead versus Bowker, 866 Hurley versus McShane, 888 Alger versus Boston, 666 Young versus B M R R Co, 837 Hughes versus Milden and Melrose Gas Light Co, 842 O Neil versus Keyes et al, 869 Holder versus Hillson, 872 Tim et al versus Rosenfeld, 873 Worthington versus Plymouth County R R, 874 Kant versus Page, and 875 Luddington versus Goodnow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Field
C. J
Allen, Holmes
Harmon
Mead
Bowker
Hurley
McShane
Alger
Boston
Young
Hughes
Milden & Melrose Gas Light Co
O'Neil
Keyes
Holder
Hillson
Tim
Worthington
Plymouth County
R. R
Kant
Page
Luddington
Goodnow
Promenade Basque and Hat Fashion Description
A detailed 19th century style overview describes a prune woollen promenade basque with plaid silk fronts, velvet braid buttons, and a cerise velvet hat with plumes. It notes construction features, fabrics, sizing, and a pattern No 6975 priced at 2 cents for busts 32 to 42 inches.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Klaw & Erlander
Barnet & Sloane
Tons
Eugene Tompkins
al Park
Prin
Gay
Matinek
Boston Museum
Charles Frohman
Henry FE. Dixey
Garrick Theatre
William Gillette
Ecret Servic
Model Playhouse
Country
Sibyl Johnstone
Charles Bell
Telegraph
Clay M. Greene
Morris
Pony Circus
Palace
John Grieves
Merry Bete Nee Mettre
Good Orchestra
Frank VY. Dunn's
Court and
Sudbury Streets
Matinee Daily
Pasetm
Nickelodeqn Museum
Hanoover St. Egg Crank
Trewlett
Lady Flower Makers
Punch
Strong Man
Viola Russell
Femal Minstrels
Billy Kelly
Irene Young
E. D. Bryant
Eva Reid
Ed Burt
May Crowell
Lillie Frye
Baldwin Sisters
NCKEL
Howard
Little
Egypt
Lilly
Hlammerstein
Olympia
Haines and Pettingill
W. J. Mills
Wills and Collins
William Foote
Rialta
Hanley
Logan
Charles T. Ellis
the Levines
Carlini
John and
Nellie Healy
Jessie Millar
Nime
Teresa Garreng
Knabe
Wiadame Pianka
Tom Thumb
Count Magri
Baron Littlefinger
Bowdoin Chas
F. Atkinson
Mr. Charles Ina
Barron
Rosedale
Maggie Cline
Austin
Stone's
Tremont Row
Scotland
Bonnie Jean Gordon
Wallace Ross
Nore Webb
Marci
West Newton St
M. Raymond
Portland
Bay
India Wharf
Pms
Williams
Bastorth Port
Louise Truax
Keith
Albert Chevalier
London
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau Co.(Ltd
MIR
John
Second Hare
Chas. Frohman
A. W._ Pinero
Mr. Hare
Mr. Spencer Jermyn
Eccles
Ana
Masonic
Grou
Ji Phir
Isaac B. Rich
Sothern
Enemy OF the King
Alst Weak of the Stock Co
Silver King
Mimic
Mankind
OPERA
Thomas’ Flemantic Opera
Castle Theatre
Tremont St
Micnon
Cos
Zac
IL Trovatore
Exogan’s Alley
Hoyt’s
Plannig
U. P
Wels
Mson Ereeeeree Pullman
Breecham
Boston Stock Exchange
Atchison
R&s Y
Pirie
I & Elk H
Ny&nes
GO Inc
Ccceseee
Iseseveee
Tener
Roston & Albany
Poston & Maine
Maine
New FE
NH &H
Boston & Mont
Ang
Mt Eve
Aie BR
Ouiney Serip
Santa Yaabel
Tamerck
Tecumseh
San Diego
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Bonanza Development
Revere Beach
Lynn R. Ri
Frenchman's Bay Land
Batopilas
National Mining Senor Eeeeree
van Choate Electric
Brunswick Gold
Utah
Mollie Gidson
NEW York Stock Sales
Bay State Gas
Chesapeake & Ohio
B&q
Chicago Gas
C & St Louis
Delaware & Hudson
Hocking Valley
Kansas & Texas
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
New Jersey Central
Chie & St Louis
NY. Ont & West
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Pullman Palace Car Co
Rock Island
St Paul
St Paul & O
Southern
Texas Pacific
U S Leather
Wabash
Western Union Do
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central Jae
Pattern Department
Post
Union Park Street
E. R. Anderson
W. S. Badger
George Henry
J. T. O’towle
B. G. Walker
A. B. Harris
Superior Court
Middlesex, Is
Cambridge
Mason
Cochrane Carpet Company
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John Cochrane
Board of Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners
Story
Thorndike & Sturgis
J. M. Hallowell
Commonwealth
Shipping News
Catalonia
Stephens
Liverpool
Queenstown
Alexander Martin
Fairfax
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Deering
Delaware
Ingram
Charleston
Herman Winter
Nickerson
Knickerbocker
Colby
Bath
Woodward
Abrahams
Boothbay
McKenzie
James Boyce
Swan
J. W. Balano
Cook
Charles H. Wolston
Hinckley
Carteret
N. J
Seth M. Todd
Johnson
Edgewater
Abner Taylor
Staten Island
M. H. Redd
Mills
Spartan
Crowell
A. BP. Dimock
Rearse
Celumehian
Masters
Charles L. Jeffrey
Theall
Wilmington
Del
Maynard Sumner
Dobbin
Rockport
Richmond
Henry L. Peckham
Harding
Rse Island
Kansas
Victorian
Norse King
Antwerp
Maverick
S. O. Co
Sterling
Ringleader
Newport News
Paoli
Rosemont
Radnor
Marcellus
Belfast
Railroads
Park Square Station
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Shore Line
New London
New Haven
Bay State Limited
Willimantic
Air Line
Fall River
Sound
Newport
Pilgrim
Plymouth
Stonington
Providence
Rhode Island
Washington
Pennsylvania R. R
Maryland Transfer
Colonial Express
Federalxpress
Old State House
Geo. Connor
A. CO
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