Roanoke crowd greets Hill on Southbound Democratic tour
Senator Hill addresses a large Roanoke gathering about the future of the Democratic Party. He urges immediate organization in every district and says Harrison will be renominated with government power used to back him. The reception is warm as the train arrives March 14 before a several thousand strong crowd.
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Judge Bolster rules on deaths of Ryan and Wood
Judge Bolster of Roxbury Municipal Court rules Timothy Ryan died March 6 from a skull fracture after a chair bow flung by his intoxicated father John Ryan struck the mother during an argument. Autopsy confirms cause. Wood, known as the rover, died February 5 from injuries on the Old Colony railroad with no foul play.
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Palmer Sells Shore Line Passage and Drawing Room Tickets
At No 3 Old State House L H Palmer supplies passage and drawing room car tickets for all trains of the Shore Line and for the Colonial express as well the men through day train between Boston and Ashington.
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Yale Admits Women to Postgraduate PhD Degrees
Yale University faculty announced that starting in the next academical year women will be admitted to postgraduate courses and will receive the Doctor of Philosophy degree. This marks a milestone for coeducation at Yale and expands access for women in advanced study.
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Massachusetts Bill Targets Cigarettes in State
The Massachusetts Legislature approves a bill making it a crime to manufacture sell or expose cigarettes for sale in the state. The question remains whether Governor Russell will veto the measure.
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The Candle Is Making Its Will Now News Report
Two correspondents report strong belief in a coming shift as thousands share the sentiment. Figures cited indicate broad confidence across regions and sectors, suggesting a notable economic or social turning point.
Candle Estimation Contest Attracts Crowds To World Fair
The Post runs a candle burn challenge with thousands of estimates and a top prize to attend the World’s Fair. Early entrants offer predictions as the candle nears five feet six inches. final coupons must arrive before burning completes. Separate notes praise Boston’s theatre season and performances at Hollis Street and Bowdoin Square, including Sothern’s new dramatic turn in The Dancing Girl and Shenandoah at Grand Opera House.
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Boston Theatre Hosts Grateful Farewell After Evangeline Show
The Boston Theatre crowd overflowed as M Gienen thanked the audience and Evangeline company at curtain calls. He received flowers and praised friends, with Governor Russell General Dalton and others in Tompkins box enjoying the performance.
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Evangeline at Boston Theatre Showcase Casts Noted
Last night at the Boston Theatre C H Smiths company presented Richs Evangeline with Hilda Thomas as Gabriel Ruth Davenport as Evangeline James S Moffit as the Lone Fisherman Richard Harlow as Catherine and George A Schiller as Le Blanc The chorus and marching were praised and the performance served as the annual benefit for business manager H A McGienen.
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Princess of Erie continues at the Museum in second week
The Princess of Erie enters its second week at the Museum with strong patronage and polished performances by the Museum company. Audience turnout remains high as theatre parties fill dates, with matinees on Wednesdays and Saturdays continuing until further notice.
The Irish Gossoon at Globe Theatre with Carroll Johnson
The bright Irish comedy The Irish Gossoon at Globe Theatre last night featured Carroll Johnson and a strong company. Johnson played Clancy OConnell The Gassoon with humor and sang Sweet Annavel and Merry Wedding Bells. Cast included Heisey Dempsey Fenwick McMillan Pixley Mortimer. next performances include matinees Wednesday Saturday and St Patrick's Day.
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Black Flag at Palace Theatre Pleases Crowd
Review notes strong company and polished performances. John Ashton shines as Owen Glyndon, Richard W. Raymond as Harry Glyndon, Eleonore Carroll charming as Naomi Blandford, with Cyrene displaying graceful fan dance. Vaudeville lineup includes Yanx-Hoe, Will F. Denny, Hamilton and Glynn, Webster, Weston sisters, Fleur Emil Mueller, among others.
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Peep o Day at Grand Museum staged by Glassford cast
An Irish melodrama Peep o Day produced at the Grand Museum corner Dover and Washington streets featuring Miss Kate Glassford as Kathleen and J Francis Kirke as Captain Peep o Day. A specialty program followed with noted performers including the Nawns Fielding Walker Tom Bryant Nat Fracklin Walter Hyde and John McVicar stock company. Hermann Reiche's menagerie was on display all day and will continue this week with the same bill.
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Stage Notes From Boston Theatres and Cast Changes
Miss Carrie Turner could not recover to play Margaret Knowlton in The Lost Paradise at the Columbia Theatre and was replaced by Miss Hampton who delivered a fine impersonation. Miss Turner’s physician expects a return tonight. Toni the Wopita Tribe 65 will visit the Columbia in a body. Miss Sadie Martinet began a second Tremont engagement as the Marquise in Charls Fre. Nirdlinger's Pompadour drew applause. Seats for Sol Smith Russell at Tremont are on sale for Peaceful Valley. Park Theatre reports The County Fair entering its last two weeks. Burgess’s famed pier run in Boston continues to draw large crowds.
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Bio Deal Meeting in New York to Show Richmond Terminal Position
A New York meeting today is set to reveal the stance on the Richmond Terminal amid reorganizations. W W Oakman is urged as president, but delays reply until after changes. The B and O president contends the entire story may be a fabrication.
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Terminal company board to meet in New York on March 15
News from New York dated March 14 reports all principal interests in the Richmond Terminal Company will meet tomorrow to adjust affairs. W G Oakman expected to be elected president of the Terminal system. A Baltimore & Ohio Richmond Terminal takeover is ridiculed. Oakman denies final decision before full reorganization. Charles F Meyer of B&O denies any deal to control Richmond Terminal.
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Maine Third-party Chair Cushing Gains in Logging Camps
The Boston Post reports Chairman Cushing of the Maine third party is canvassing logging camps as Republicans closely align with the broader party. Municipal elections indicate widespread support for the faction among Republicans in the state.
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Detectives Nab Thre SHoplifters in Big Dry Goods Store
Lizzie Leahey and Neilie McNamee of Houghton and Dutton caught three shoplifters after noon yesterday. Inspectors Knox Barry Glic den McCausland and Mahoney took the women into custody. The suspects were Catherine Crusen of Boston Harriet Morrison of Lynn and Mary Brooks of Haverhill. Crusen had only a dollar in goods. the other two revealed nearly $100 in hosiery and fivery. All three were sent to the Tombs and face larceny charges in Municipal Court today.
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