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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1897

Page

6

Stage News Highlights from Boston Theaters Roundup

Blanche Walsh shines as Edith Varney in Secret Service at the Museum with a strong role and strong reviews. Listings note Park, Hollis, Garrick, Tremont, Castle Square, and Boston venues with Sothern, Frohman, and Captain Jack Crawford appearances, plus Joe the orangutan and notable actors like Maxine Elliott and Nat Goodwin.

Blanche Walsh Edith Varney Secret Service Museum Miss Busby New York Miss Walsh Collier Downe Ida Downe Sothern Hollis Charles Frohman Garrick Theatre Polar Star Boston New England

Tremont Theatre Presents Final John Hare Run

Last four performances of Mr John Hare open at Tremont Theatre with Caste tonight the Hobby Horse tomorrow night and a Saturday matinee featuring A Pair of Spectacles preceded by When George IV as King. Late show includes Isaac Zangwill's original duologue first time here and Six Persons. Next week Henry L Southwick takes over.

Brooke Chicago Boston New Grand Katherine Rober Huth Clifford Howard Tremont Theatre Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau Co.(Ltd John Hare Hobby Horse George IV Isaac Zangwill Henry L. Southwick

Two Jolly Cooks Opens At Keiths Theatre

The new one act operetta by Leopold Jordan titled Two Jolly Cooks debuts at Keiths Theatre with Blanche and Mina Ring in new roles. It is praised as clean clever witty a welcome relief from sketchy fare and filled with bright songs and lyrics.

Keith's Theatre Leopold Jordan Miss Blanche Miss Mina Ring Mr. Jordan

John Hare Honored at Playgoers Club Reception

English comedian John Hare touring Tremont Theatre was guest of honor at a Boylston Street reception by the Playgoers Club. Howard Malcolm Tiecknor, Mrs. Thomas Nowell, Mrs. Edward H. Crosby and Dana Estes greeted him as Boston literary and social figures filled the room from 3:30 to 5:30.

John Hare Tremont Theatre Playgoers’ Club Boylston Street Howard Malcolm Tiecknor Thomas Nowell Edward H. Crosby Dana Estes Boston Gilbert Hare Frederick Kerr Miss Oram Grace Atwell Oliver Ditson Bancroft Abba Goold Woolson J. H. Harbour Colonel Thomas Charles Follen Adams Thomas Riley

Trustees push nurses home plan at Boston City Hospital

Boston City Hospital trustees and City Aldermen inspectors toured hospital grounds and buildings to review the proposed Nurses Home funded by the Ann White Vose estate with $100,000. They discussed a ground corner on Massachusetts Avenue and Harrison Avenue for the home and a coal pocket project to save city costs.

Boston City Hospital Board of Aldermen and Common Council Ann White Vose A. Shuman Board of Trustees Massachusetts Avenue Harrison Avenue Albany Street Concord Street Tiomeopathig Hospital Dictehion Street Vose Homeopathic Hospital

Master Builders Criticism OF BATH HOUSE CONTRACT

The municipal affairs committee reviews Secretary Sayward's stance on Mayor Quincy awarding the bath house job to a union-friendly contractor over the lowest bid. It urges adherence to fair wages and union principles, cites past nonlow bids, and argues for broader public-spirited contracting. The letter defends Quincy and contends municipal work should elevate labor standards and workmanship.

Sayward Master Builders’ Association Quincy Bath House Municipal Affairs Committee The Building Trades Council Edward J. Ryan W. J. Shields Fred J. Kneeland Mr. Sayward William H. Sayward Good & Pray Pierce State House Bowker & Torrey C. E. Hall Boston

Santa Fe Excursion Faster to California From Boston

The Santa Fe tourist train leaves Boston every Thursday and still beats all similar trips to Southern California. It requires only one car change and no depot changes between Boston and California. Request circular from New England agency at 332 Washington Street, Boston.

Santa Fe Boston California New England Agency Washington Street

Two Men Stabbed After Late Street Brawl In Hanover Area

About 10 o clock last night a crowd of about twenty Italians fought at North and Richmond streets. Officers Wholly and Fetridge broke up the melee and arrested Giovanni Pescha and several companions. Giovanni Pescha had a two inch cut on the head and Patrolman Fetridge was cut on the hand.

North Richmond Hanover Street Giovanni Pescha Vincenzo Pescha Guiseppi Ricci Vincenzo Demeo Fetridge

Dre Bugi’s Cough Syrup Endures as Railroad Belief

Railroad workers rely on Dre Bugis Cough Syrup as the trusted old standby. The longstanding remedy remains a staple in trains and depots, reflecting regional nostalgia and common practice among crews.

Market Activity Mixed As Industrials Decline And Staples Rise

Intense trading dominated by industrials with persistent selling in rubber stocks and gains in sugar following dividend news. Bond and railroad bondholder actions loom while a March 10 court list shows ongoing suits and judgments across multiple rail and textile firms.

Wedney Boston Stock Exchange Francis A. Davis Henry R. Davis Alexander B. Fish Harvey, Fishp Sons Allen Arnold AtchisonjJlewell County & Western Railroad Conony Atchison, Colorado & Paci Railroad Company Central Branch Union Pacific Railroad Waterville Kan Leya Ite Atchison, Jenwell County Western Railroad Company Atchison, Colorado & Pacific Railroad Company Atchison, Jewell County & Western Railroad Company Atchison & Pike Pep Atchison, Col@do & Pacific Atchison, Jewell Cénty & Western Old Colony Trust Company Boston Union Trust Company New Yor Coper Beton & Montana Butte & Boston Centennial Pioneer

Weston v Jordan civil court case argued before Supreme Judicial Court

In the Commonwealth Supreme Judicial Court for March 10 Field C J Allen Knowlton Lathrop and Barker Jr. Weston versus Jordan argued. Morse represented plaintiff Morse for defendant Tower.

Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth Field C. J

Miniature Almanac Maritime Notices and Sailings

The notice lists arrivals, clearances, and departures of ships and tugs with origins such as Glasgow Norfolk and Philadelphia. Vessels include the Prussian, Ice King, Independent, John C. Smith, Jennie Lockwood, and others, plus routes to Portland Wentworth Baltimore and Halifax. Also provides sun and moon data for Thursday March 11.

Titursday Mar Prussian Gunson Glasgow H. & A. Allan Portland Deering City of Gloucester Godfrey Gloucester Ice King Brown Vineyard Haven Independent Norfolk Robert Lockhart Wentworth Perth Amboy Bravo & Bluster Hock Cto Black Bird Baltic Banter

Salem duo win at Massachusetts dog show title event

Toon and Thomas of Salem Mass won first prizes in novice dogs open dogs and Sandy Dimont terriers. Tyler Morse of Boston captured first for challenge dogs and bitches, Buckley Weeks took second in bulldogs at the Chicago show on March 10.

Chicago Toon & Thomas Salem Mass Sandy Dimont Tyler Morse Boston Buckley Weeks

Reverend Geer resigns to teach history at Bates College

Danvers March 10 The Rev Curtis M Geer resigns as pastor of the First Church to take a position as teacher of history and economics at Bates College.

Plan to abolish Congress street grade crossings in Boston

Suffolk Superior Court commissioners report a plan to replace Congress street across the New England railroad with a 100 foot wide street from Summer extension to L street bridge including a double draw bridge at Fort Point Channel and a suspension bridge over the tracks. The project would widen Congress street to 80 feet, cost about 2.13 million dollars with cost sharing 31 percent by the Commonwealth, 30 percent by the city and 39 percent by the railroad.

Congress Street New England Suffolk Atlantice Avenue Fort Point Channel Commonwealth Railroad Company Summer Street Boston Wharf Company New Englancé Railroad Company Cunningham Iron Works L Street Boston Federal Street Fort Point Atlantic Avenue

Maritime notes of fog bound ships and schedules

A British steamer thought to be Manhuanset from Hamburg and Sunderland sighted off Highland Light at sunset amid dense fog near Cape Cod, narrowly missing shore. The brig Harry Smith arrived from East Harbor Turks Island. Captain Costa reports a fatality at Georges Bank. International Steamship Co begins spring sailings to St John, N B, while Cumberland takes over on the line with St Croix. Mourne from London finished Boston cargo in eighteen hours en route to Baltimore. Cambrian to Liverpool for repairs after a shaft failure. The Landsman is a two masted foreign vessel awaiting further details.

Hamburg Sunderland Highland Light Niat Head Cape Cod Harry Smith Cost Turks Island Catain Costa Georges Joseph Nunes David Compton Haytien Cumberland Thompson St. Croix St. John Portland Eastport Mourne London Boston Baltimore Cambrian St. Michaels New York Liverpool

Embezzlement Case Advances Against Turkish Consul General

Milford bank officers receive two writs against Joseph Iasigi Turkish consul general at Boston now detained in New York for alleged embezzlement of trust funds. Each suit seeks $200000 with banks ordered to retain any funds or property of the defendant subject to court award. Suits brought by General Francis Peabody for clients Charles Berger de la Villardiere and Charles Derieux. Returnable April.

Milford H. C. Snell Milford Savings Joseph I. Iasigi Boston New York Lasigi General Francis Peabody Charles Antoine Armand Berger de la Villardiere la Frette Province Isere France Charles Derieux Grenoble

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