Boer War News Reflects Ongoing Fighting And Uncertain End
March 23 dispatches from London report Boer victories and unconfirmed Gatacre defeat as world war weariness grows. Lord Roberts notes Free Staters surrendering but fears large organized forces remain intact near Bloemfontein and Transvaal regions. Mafeking news is not clear.
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Lonbon
Gatacre
Lord Roberts
Allen Buys Boston Music Hall in Million-Dollar Deal
Rollin H. Allen of Castle Square Theatre purchased the old Boston Music Hall for close to one million dollars with a personal check. The plan includes rebuilding into a grand modern theatre with continuous vaudeville and opera possibilities.
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Rollin H. Allen
Castle Square Theatre
Boston Music Hall
Allen
Castle Square Hotel
Boston
Music Hall
Siegel & Cooper
New York
Chicago
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Henry W. Savage
Mr. Savage
Maurice Grau
Metropolitan Opera House
Mr. Allen
Opera
Savage
Cimout
Hamilton Place
Ter Street
Middlesex Club Banquet Highlights Secretary Long Speech
Secretary of the Navy John D. Long attended the Middlesex Republican Club veterans night at the American House. He defended McKinley’s administration and urged vigor for the upcoming campaign while criticizing the Democratic Party. The event featured multiple speakers and lighthearted skits, ending with Olin’s notable performance and a club vote on who would preside.
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John
Long
Middlesex’ Club
Thie
Adustration
Senator Hoar
John D. Long
Washington
Middlesex Republican Club
American House
McKinley
Philippines
United States
Democratic Party
Hoar
Belknap
Massachusetts Commandery
Loyal Legion
Samuel J. Bider
Edward A. Horton
Silas A. Barton
Department of Massachusetts
G. A
Peter D. Smith
Wilmon W. Blackmar
J. G. B. Adams
Kentucky
Turner
Olin
Adams
Messrs. Turner
Secretary Olin
Fitchburg Lease Ratified by Fitchburg Stockholders
After a four hour meeting the Fitchburg stockholders ratified the lease to the Boston and Maine by 144 677 to 28 44 percent. The battle centered on Lucius Tuttle and Dr W Seward Webb with Webb losing Rutland plans. The protective committee pressed for favorable terms and a dividend clause dispute sparked tense exchanges.
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Fitchburg
Boston & Maine
Driters’ Protective Committee
Star
Lucius Tuttle
W. Seward Webb
Dr. Webb
Rutland
Green Mountains
Vermont
Fitchburg Railroad
Bumstead Hall
WGPR
Codman
Dabney
Protecetive
Samuel J. Elder
United States
Protective Committee
Sohier
Treasury
Crocker
Elder
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M. Linsky & Bros
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