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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1895
Page
5
Advocate promotes recovery from consumption through temperament, exercise, proper clothing, and continuous cod liver oil with hypophosphites. Endorses Scott's Emulsion for easier assimilation and digestion, urging early use before lung vitality declines and warning against substitutes. The doctor’s approval is suggested.
Scott and Bowne present a lively comedy starring John Trew in the title role with his distinctive manner and delivery. Maude Adams glows opposite him as the heroine, while Harry Harwood and Mrs Annie Adams headline the parental roles and a bright supporting cast earns praise for their performances. The piece, warmly received, prompted sustained applause through the third act.
In New Orleans on March 18 a Black man struck Frank and Harry Pattingim, brothers. Frank threw chips at the man from a second story and the assailant fired, fatally wounding Harry. The Black man was arrested after the confrontation outside the factory following insults and threats.
The National Bank of Kansas City failed to open, with assets about 1 800 000 and liabilities 1 050 000, not expected to trigger wider banking problems. It traces to a 1893 run and a partial reorganization, with March 6 deposits at 990 559 and officials claiming liquidation will not cost depositors.
Public rejoicing in Panama March 18 follows a Star and Herald despatch from Bogota reporting General Reyes’s triumph over invaders near Malaga and the rebels surrendering to General Martens at Capitanejo. President Caro signs the telegrams as confirmed by provincial governors and military commanders.
The cornerstone for the Garibaldi monument was laid today with ministers Garibaldi's sons and city officials present. The monument honors Rome's 1849 defense and will be completed and unveiled with pomp on September 25, marking the 25th anniversary of Rome's reunion with Italy.
Justin McCarthy presided at the annual nationalist banquet in London stating there is no division in the party and all are pledged to secure Ireland's autonomy. John Dillon T. P. O'Conor and others voiced similar sentiments.
Halifax March 18 pit men at the Spring Hill coal mines resumed work under the prior six hour shift with six hours pay. They quit work on Saturday.
St Patrick's Day was celebrated with pomp in Montreal as blustery weather kepy spectators indoors. Rev Father McDermott of Chasm Falls New Hampshire preached at high mass at St Patrick's Cathedral with strong turnout from various societies.
Malden March 18 A tenement blaze at Alonzo West on Pleas ant street was battled to 8 p m with a delayed second alarm prompting Maplewood help. Fire damaged papers costumes and girded the West and West family losing valuables. several firefighters injured lightly. Chief Gowing cited hose shortages and delayed alarm due to burst hose lengths.
At a meeting the club adopted amendments to the constitution. Offices include resident vice-presidents secretary treasurer an executive committee of sixteen and an election committee of nine plus a five member finance committee. Duties cover filling vacancies ballot elections and treasurer responsibilities with ex officio committee membership.
A reader confirms Patrick Mulkern of South Boston was aboard the SS Philadelphian on the Leyland line sailing March 13. Thomas Coyle, a stock examiner, identifies the cattleman as the missing man and suggests he is safe.
Maggie Mc Kervican a 17 year old domestic was badly burned when her apron caught fire from a kitchen range. She ran into the street as gusty wind spread the flames and a bystander smothered the blaze with a heavy overcoat before she was taken to City Hospital.
In Nashua New Hampshire on March 18 Judge Doe ordered a hearing for April 19 to consider Mrs. Hunts petition to withdraw the $50,000 gifted for a public library building.
Thomas Wilson of New York amateur world champion and James Ryan of New England the wizard faced off at Bruce & Paige's last night. Wilson used 2% balls or no count while Ryan played 15 balls or no count. Ryan won 239 to 200 with Wilson giving Ryan a fifty ball handicap and a rematch scheduled for tonight.
Last evening in Boston the famous English actress Olga Nethersole made her first appearance in the city. Her engagement drew a large audience to the theater, with critics noting her commanding stage presence and unconventional acting style.
Olga Nethersole in Camille at the Tremont theater impressed Boston with a natural, intensely emotional performance. Maurice Barrymore played Armand, supported by Mrs E J Phillips as Prudence and Ethel Mollison as Nichette. the run continues with adjustments to the schedule.
John Drew and company presented Christopher Jr. by Madeline Lucette Ryley at Hollis Street Theatre. The play opens dull but improves, with brighter dialogue and increasingly amusing complexities as acts progress, culminating in pungent and brilliant moments.
Steve Brodie stars in a largely realistic drama moving from an uptown mansion to the Bowery saloon, with Edward Shapley and Mark Lynch in key roles. The Boston Museum success Prince Pro Tem headlines Grand Opera House, drawing full houses and praise for Lennox, Sadler, Daly, Edgerly, Brown, Bradbury, and the rest of the cast.
Joseph Murphy opened a two week engagement at Bowdoin Square Theatre last evening. The crowd packed the house from pit to gallery and applauded the Irish lad portrayal of Larry Donovan. Rebecca Warren supported as Kate Donovan and Murphy sang A Handful of Earth to strong applause.
The close of Miss Davenport s Gismonda is near as a huge Boston audience praised her outstanding performance and the stage pictures last night. Curtain calls were frequent, and critics noted the beautiful sets and the powerful acting by Davenport and her company. A Wednesday matinee is scheduled for tomorrow, the only one of the engagement.
The enormous success of Trilby is attributed to A M Palmer’s smart choices in adapting the novel and casting by Paul M Potter. Park Theatre reports phenomenal business and large advance seat sales. Public doubt turns to advocacy as audiences are persuaded to view the production, extending the engagement and delaying a New York opening.
Last evening at Castle Square Theatre Joseph Haworth repeated his admirable Richelieu impersonation. Tonight and tomorrow The Bells and The Clockmaker's Hat will be staged. Haworth makes his first title role appearance in Richard III later this week.
The vaudeville show evolved from obscurity in Boston to a thoroughly enjoyable form as illustrated by a splendid programme this week. The long bill features many acts with feature performers leading the list of entertainers.
Rice and Barton present Razzle Dazzle at Palace Theatre with a strong cast led by Frankie Haines Rice and Barton, John J Black Lillian Black Ray Vernon and others. The troupe delivers clever acts and dancing with Fanchette drawing praise. The show opens to a warm reception and strong advance sales. Next week features Alone in a Great City with a touring company.
The Howard Atheneum hosts a weekly program highlighted by the May Howard burlesque company with acts Cigarettes and One Hoss Circus. The bill features May Howard Jane Daly Mile Natta Grace Langley Effie Lorraine May Annie Yale Maud Waverley Blanche Clifton and Harry Morris, plus Ed Lotell Hanley Jarius Little Jane Daly Dave Conroy Phil McFarland and Al Bellman. The continuous variety showcases the Taylor sisters Lottie Raymond Leonard and Fulton May Lawrence Fanny St Clair Mamie Flower Patrick J. Ricks and the Howard comedy company with Hard Cheek in a funny farce and a warm return for Harry LaMarr.
Katherine Rober appeared at the Grand Museum yesterday in Bronson Howard's famous society drama The Banker's Daughter. The performance featured a capable company with Rober delivering an intelligent and graceful portrayal as Lillian Westbrook, supported by Frank Drumier Justin Paige and J Gordon Edwards. The crowd enjoyed stylish costumes and a lively variety segment including Hines and Remington, Harry Ricketts grotesque dances, Kitty Randolph as a clever male impersonator, and Moore and Royce in musical acts. The management continues a full stage show from 1 to 11 all season.
Yesterday large crowds filled both the lecture hall and theatre at Austin and Stone’s Museum as Colonel Peyton’s jubilee singers and dancers performed in a new program, drawing patrons to the entertainment through a busy schedule of events.
The Lyceum presented The White Crook with a lively audience in attendance. A musical burletta A Royal Reception preceded the play. Intermission featured the Herbert brothers acrobatics and parodies by Willard and Brown. Emma Rose Lee sang and danced charmingly as a soubrette and Wild Rose. Ed Sanford played Lord Spinage and James Lee Hungry Willie in comic turns. The chorus included many shapely girls and a beautiful tableau closed the show.
Advance sales begun yesterday show strong interest in the De Koven and Smith comic opera Rob Roy to be staged at Castle Square Theatre next Monday night. Boston audiences will witness the same detailed production standards as in New York Herald Square Theatre.
Single seats for the Wagnerian opera season at the Boston Theatre go on sale this morning at the box office. It is expected to be the largest sale yet with three windows in use for opera Jefferson and Davenport seasons. Opening performances include Tristan and Isolde Tuesday Lohengrin Wednesday Die Walkure Thursday Siegfried Friday Gotterdammerung Saturday matinee Meistersinger evening.
Amusing sight for all nationalities this week features Irish musicians, pretties and reel dancers with Barnum’s miniature circus of rats and mice. Cast includes Yeager and Woods, Leslie Palmer, Dan Russell, Kittie Rhoades, Alice Chester, Lillian Spencer, Russell and Morris, Car ney and Doyle, plus a pleasing minstrel company.
A Sunday evening testimonial at the Columbia House honors Assist ant Manager Henry B Harris, drawing many friends from within and outside the profession and prompting seat orders. Separately, mass sales marked Herbert Beerbohm Tree's Tremont engagement and strong demand for repeat performances.
Berlin March 18 report in the Cologne Gazette says General von Werder will retire as German ambassador to Russia soon. He is said to be succeeded by Count Herbert Bismarck in a move likely to strengthen ties with Moscow.
Twenty five Armenian women arrived in St. Petersburg on March 18, seeking to renounce Turkish citizenship and be naturalized in Russia. They request Russian protection and a path to citizenship in the new homeland.
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