Dido's Feast staged at Boston University hall
Boston University hosted Dido’s Feast from Virgil’s Eneid in Jacob Leeper Hall. A full house saw Dido entertaining Eneas with sister and Ascanius present while slaves performed a Horace ode set by Howard T. Crawford. Cast praised for diction and stagecraft.
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Dido
Eneid
Virgil
Jacob @leeper
Boston University
Mttle Ascanius
Eneas
Horace
Howard T. Crawford
Hela Sigall
Accuser Claims Vinal Murder Plot in Mo Case
Horace Vinal testified before officials that his father Benjamin Vinal poisoned his uncle R A Vinal over a $300 note and mortgage dispute. He described purchasing strychnine, taking notes from the uncle’s trunk, and remarks about admitting guilt if forced to reveal the deed. The case centers on alleged poisoning and a family quarrel surrounding the relatives.
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Winterport
H. E. Vinal
Benjamin Vinal
Benjamin
R. A. Vinal
Peters
Supreme Court
Robert Vinal
Fish
Vinal
Robert
Horace Vinal
S. A. Littlefield
Ellingwood Corner
Horace
Unidentified Man Found Dead in City Stable Loft
A stable employee at Cavanaugh's stables on Beverly Street discovered a dead man in the hay loft last evening at about 6. Police and Dr. Elliott examined the body, which an undertaker will remove for the Medical Examiner. The man, about 50, 5 feet 8, 200 pounds, light complexion, gray hair and mustache, wore a dark suit and brogans. Authorities believe death resulted from alcohol and that the sleeper did not awaken.
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Cavanaugh
Beverly Street
Division 1
Elliott
Tinkham
Harris
Pardon Recommended for Neville and Nowlin in Somerville Robbery
The executive council voted 4 to 3 to recommend to the Governor the pardon of Thomas Neville and John W. Nowlin who are serving eight years for robbing a Chinaman in Somerville. A confession by Jocko Kelley claims no connection. It is unlikely the pardon will be granted.
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Executive Council
Thomas Neville
John W. Nowlin
Somerville
Jocko Kelley
Neville
Nowlin
Messrs
Harlow
Raymond
Sullivan
Lowell
Stevens
Southwick
Ryder
Towne
Wolcott
Actress Helen Dauray remarries Navy lieutenant in Alameda
MARRIED AGAIN, SAN FRANCISCO May 1. Helen Dauray, divorced wife of star ball player John M. Ward, wed Lieutenant Albert G. Winterhalter of the U S Navy in Alameda on Wednesday. She had toured Australia after her divorce, then performed at the Columbia Theatre. They met at Baldwin's Hotel and married amid public notice. Winterhalter is said to hail from a wealthy Philadelphia family.
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San Francisco
Helen Dauvray
John M. Ward
Alameda
United States Navy
Albert G. Winterhalter
Helen
Australia
Columbia Theatre
Baldwin’s
New England pensions list reported at Washington May Day
May 1 report from Washington lists New England pension awards including Original for Edward McLaughlin Togus and John W. S. Card Bath, increases for Ramsch and Morse, plusOriginal widows and minors such as Bryant Biddeford Clark Milltown and Brigham Marlboro Ryan Nepon.
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Washington
New England
Maine
Edward McLaughlin
Togus
John W.S. Card
Bath
Increase
Paul Henry Ramsch
National Soldiers’ Home
Lorin W. Morse
North Turner
Elizabeth Bryant
Biddeford
Jeneye Clark
Milltown
Massachusetts
George M. Brigham
Marlboro
John Ryan
Neponget
Trulove Brooks
Springfield
Jeremiah B. Donovan
Rockland
Bernard McQuade
Roxbury
Silas H. Howard
Lowell
Henry C. Hitchcock
Cambridgeport
Henry D. Wells
Westfield
Ellen Hewitt
Newton
Hannah L. Holman
Millbury
Catherine Diamond
Brockton
Elizabeth Barton
West Medway
Mary A. Dailey
Cambridge
Post Office Extension Opens Two Substations
By order of Postmaster-General Wilson two new sub stations began business in this city yesterday. One is at Dudley's drug store Park square corner of Boylston, the other at Canning's drug store Green street. Both handle postal money orders and registration of letters and packages. Dudley claimed Washington could be swayed by a petition of 10,900 signatures, helping place the Park square office as station No 9. Dudley's stamp business averaged $80 to $100 weekly for six years.
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Wilson
Dudley
Park Square
Boylston
Canning’s
Green Street
Washington
City Health Report Shows Drop in Deaths for Year
The twenty fourth annual health department report to Mayor Quincy covers Feb 1 1895 to Feb 1 of the current year. Total deaths 11329, down 191 from last year. population 601083. death rate 22.60 per 1000, the lowest since 1889. Respiratory diseases still most fatal, 27 percent of mortality.
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Health Department
Quincy
Knights of Pythias Drill and Social Schedule
The first battalion of the second regiment will drill Wednesday evening May 6 under Major A B Hastman at their armory corner Chauncy and Essex streets, weather permitting on the street. Hub Division No 4 hosts a calico and necktie sociable Friday May 8 in honor of W C Brown recorder. Fraternal Helpers Crystal Lodge No 19 plans a May party and dance for May 20. Deputy Frank White with staff will install marshal and assistant marshal at next meeting with five new candidates to be initiated.
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A. B. Hastman
Chauncy
Essex Streets
Hub Division
W. C. Brown
Crystal Lodge
No. 19
Frank White
Youthful burglars from Russia face court trial
Two youths Emmanuel John Gordon Nicholas 16 and Nathan Fox 17 appeared in court for breaking and entering. They lived in Newport Rhode Island recently and were held on 400 dollars each for examination. They allegedly stole opera glasses jewelry billiard balls and blankets from Henry Tolmans summer house on Jerusalem Road and later slept in a Scituate Beach cottage before arrest. Officer Edward Wentworth helped arrest them.
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Quincy
Emmanuel John Gordon Nicholas
Russia
Nathan Fox
Newport
R. I
Henry Tolman
Jerusalem Road
Plymouth
Scituate Beach
Edward FE. Wentworth
Cohasset
Tolman
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Garner
Ytokie
Pub
Ken Pree
Golmsted & Snow
THE
Rte Vainele
Continental Clothing House
Mass
Continental
Melly
Sre
Cushing
Olmsted Snow's Men
Fletcher
Vassalboro Mills
Hartford Mills
Cushing, Olmsted & Snow
Lawrence Mills
Melton
Cushing, Olmsted
New York
West End
N. Y
N.Y
N. E
Washington and Boyiston Sts
Miss Small
Ella Chase
Venus
Grace Seabury
Andromache
Katharine Chamberlain
Edith Mayberry
Ethelwynne Wallace
Stella Converse
Grace Fox
Viola Brainerd
L. E. P. Farrar
Creusa
Mr. Mansfield
Capes
Pridge
Brine
Cape
William H. Brine
Tremont St
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ATLAS
Atlas Tack Corporation
China
Japan
South America
England
Henry B. Hobart
J. T. Lothrop
Stearns
Shawmut National Bank
William Pence
Smith
Municipal Criminal Court
Forsaith
Jeremiah J. Crowley
Charles L. Day
Puritan Hall
South End
Catholic Alumni Club of
Hotel Vendome
Joseph F. Daly
New York Supreme Court
Catholic Club of
New York City
James Jeffrey Roche
Thomas J. Gargan
John G. Blake
McNeirney
Gloucester
Richard Sullivan
Elzear Dangou
Lake Williams
Dangou
Walter J. Hill
John P. Squire & Co
Burden
London
William Turner
Wiliam R. Dunlop
Isaac T. Burden
O. W. Newcomb
Trowbridge Street
Walter Hirmone Newcomb
Rodney Drew Marks
Gordon Bulls
Eddie Horner
Parker Bancroft Powsland
Wella Powsland
Leida Horner
Elsie Russell
Marion Russell Edwards
Roger de Coverley
Temple Place
J. Brodie
Mner
J. M. Ward
Winterhalter
NEW England Pensions
Lillian Russell
Brooklyn
Miss Russell
Knights OF Pythias
Union
William C. Morrell
Carter Building
Mary J. O'Malley
Patrick J. O'Malley
Third Street
Warren Avenue
Morrell
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees
Knowlton
Washington Street
James Clark
George H. Baldwin
Frank Adam
Yokohama
Dorie
Orient
R. Hollings & Co
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