Excelsior Jr Cadets Stage Opera Bow at Mremont
The Excelsior Jr Cadets opened at the Mremont with witty songs and humorous situations. Mayor Curtis attended with Mrs Dewey as Governor Greenhalge was not present. notable patrons and guests filled the audience and boxholders featured R A Barnet George Lowell Tracy E E Currier F B Carpenter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Otis Wardwell
Cleveland
A. Chandler
J. Vila Pritchard
J. B. Forsythe
John W. Coveney
Misses Coveney
Daniel S. Knowlton
Warren
Knowlton
Curtis Guild, Jr
Asa M. Bond
Charles H. Cole
Clarence Hellander
F. B
William G. Reed
R. A. Barnet
George Lowell Tracy
E. E. Currier
F. B. Carpenter
A. N. Spencer
Frank Lawrence
Martin M. Towle
Excelsior Jr Tops Cadet Theatricals In Local Run
Strong book and 6900 songs frame the Cadet theatricals as a regular season feature. Bob Barnet columns the annual treat with Excelsior Jr drawing wide public curiosity and receiving high praise after last night’s performance.
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Bob’ Barnet
Excelsior, Jr
Excelsior Jr stage review notes lively dancing and strong music
The audience included many notable Hartford figures and Lordly guests. George Lowell Tracy composed tuneful music for the production with clever songs and bright dialogue. The second act in a monastery stands out as the most lively. B P Cheney Jr leads the title role with notable success while Louis Benton as Lucretia Marie McGuinness delivers a rich comic performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lowell Tracy
Excelsior, Jr
Barnet
Seymour
B. P. Cheney, Jr
Mary, Lamb
BE. L. Caton
Bertha Gessler
Courtenay Guild
Blanche Calve Santootsle
T. L. Drew
Malcolm D. W. Greene
H. B. Perkins
George P. Davis
James Walker, Jr
W. B. C. Fox
Goods Right Prices Right Money Back If You Say So
A local store promotes a money back guarantee on goods with emphasis on fair pricing. The ad stresses customer satisfaction and flexible return terms to attract shoppers.
Boxing at Suffolk club ends with O Donnell’s win over Kilrain
A Suffolk club boxing night drew an estimated 800 to 900 spectators. John L Sullivan appeared and advised Kilrain. O Donnell dominated Kilrain in points, while Kilrain showed science and endurance but tired late. The crowd’s reaction and a disputed decision colored the event, with the finish uncertain as the page continued.
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Suffolk
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Sullivan
Kilrain
Tammany Uall
Steve O’donnell
O’donnell
Corbett
Papal Edict Suspended Temporarily Regarding Knights of Pythias
In Fall River on March 18, a papal delegate suspended the Leo edict restricting Catholic membership in the Knights of Pythias. Lafayette Lodge members urged a hearing after visiting Washington. The suspension is temporary and not guaranteed as permanent policy.
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Fall River
H. A. Dubuque
L. P. DeGrandpre
P. E. Collett
Choquette
Providence
Mgr. Satolli
Pope Leo
Knights of Pythias
Washington
Lafayette Lodge
Vatican
Charitable Irish Society toast honors St Patrick at Boston Parker House
The Charitable Irish Society of Boston marked its 158th anniversary with a St Patrick’s Night banquet at Parker House. Governor Greenshalge sent a rep, Mayor Curtis attended, and Michael J. Dwyer delivered a stirring toast on “The Day We Celebrate.” Edward J. Flynn presided, with James F. Sweeney and others adding eloquent remarks.
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Irish Society of
Boston
Ireland
Parker House
Emerald Isle
Massachusetts
Greenshalge
Henry A. Thomas
Curtis
Babson
Michael J. Dwyer
Dwyer
America
James F. Sweeney
Thomas A Mullen
Edward J. Flynn
Thomas A. Mullen
Spring Fever and the Nerves Warn of Spring Ills
The text warns that nervous strain from changing seasons increases vulnerability to Spring complaints. It notes that getting out of gear brings pain and misery and that a weakened system is prone to catch illnesses, with repelling disease and avoiding Spring Fever being crucial.
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H. B. Hitchcock
Water St
Springfield
Mass
Wooley Denounces Norwegian System Stirs Fall River Crowd
In Music Hall John G. Wooley spoke against the Norwegian system under YWCTU auspices. Prolonged hisses rose from mainly women after Rev. W Walker Jubb offered a cautious rebuttal. The meeting ended amid sharp criticism of the pastor and strong applause for Wooley.
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Fall River
John G. Wooley
Music Hall
T. R. Vostel
W. Walker Jubb
Central Congregational Church
Wooley
Vostel
Vostel Called On Mr. Jubb
Jubb
Security Company President Denies Compromise in Tracey Case
Major John C. Parsons, president of the Security Company, said in Hartford that the firm will not compromise the case against Louis A. Tracey, the defaulter secretary and teller. The matter is in prosecuting hands, and the company has no control. Tracey admitted a shortage of 9700 before arrest, and questions arise over the bond set at 5000 in Police Court.
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Hartford
Conn
John C. Parsons
Louis A. Tracey
Tracey
Will of Francis Brown Hayes to be contested by son Harold
The late Francis Brown Hayes leaves a fortune valued around one million dollars, with Oakmount estate in Lexington and other properties. His widow’s death and his son Harold trigger a contested will, filed in Middlesex County Probate Court after Hayes died in Dover England on February 9. The document, drawn in Dover, contains about thirty provisions and a codicil.
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Francis Brown Hayes
Harold
Dover
Eng
Hayes
Lexington
Oakmount
Ascutneyville
Miss Hunt
Vermont
Nina
New York
Boston
Weathersfield
Lfe
Weatherfield
Maine
California
Europe
Paris
London
Natalie Bland
Desmond
Natalie
England
Meta Wilson Pitt
Jennie Wilson Howard
Middlesex County Probate Court
Open fireplaces and the two ways of valuing them
A parable about a man taxed for his goat and how two perspectives on valuation apply to open fireplaces. If you only count cost you may forgo one, but considering benefits like ventilation comfort beauty health and longevity make them desirable in every room. Many writers support this view.
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Bonney &Sons
P. F. Bonney
R. H. White
Bonney & Sons
Washington Street
Mayor Curtis
Mr. Cheney
Mr. Statson
Mr. Benton
Hartford, Conn
D. W. Noyes
Wad” Baylor
L. G. Burnham
Thomas W. Proctor
Francis H. Appleton
Thomas Edmands
Winthrop Wetherbee
Charles Hayden
MR. G. C. Davis
Mary Lamb
Browning, King & Co
Cer
Eneciani
New England
Kilrain and
O'Donnell
Jordan
HALL
Avon St
Bedford St
Flynn
St. Patrick
Great Britain
Republic
Charitable Irish Society
God of Nations
United States
Winslow Warren
Boyle O'Reilly
Plymouth
Sarsaparilla
M. Wooley
R. Simmons
Washington St
Nina X. Hayes
Love
Paine Furniture Company
Canal Street
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