Romeo and Juliet at Grand Opera House Boston
The Grand Opera House in Boston presents Romeo and Juliet with Annie Clarke and Maud Hoffman starring in a season ending performance. The regular season closes May 27, after which the house will be altered and shut.
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Little Lord Fauntleroy
Grand Opera House
THE
Grand Opera
Annie Clarke
Romeo
Maud Hoffman
Juliet
Miss Hoffman
Shore Acres
Pecks Bad Boy at Bowdoin Square Theatre Tonight
The Bowdoin Square Theatre presents Pecks Bad Boy tonight in a fresh production with new faces and a merit show. Master Ed Readway plays the bad boy while Fred Wenzel impersonates the grocer. T. F. Callahan stars as Duffy the policeman and Jennie Schuman as the chum with catchy music and new specialties.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Ed Readway
Fred Wenzel
Boston
T. F. Callahan
Duffy
the Policeman
Jennie Schuman
Dainty costumes and upcoming theatre run in Boston scene
A portrait of fashion elements for a young woman features pearls, a coif fillet, Juliet shoes, light blue crepe de chine frock with angel sleeves, gold galloon trim and a red silk hooded cloak. The theatre schedule notes two weeks left of A Temperance Town at Park Theatre and new engagements at Globe and Tremont with notable casts and premieres.
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Juliet
Park Theatre
Boston
New England
George Richards
Eugene Canfield
Fred Miller
the Park Theatre
Murphy Sees Growth for American Farm Exports in Europe
Colonel C J Murphy, U S maize representative in Europe, has returned home on leave. He reports strong interest in Danish corn work and predicts similar uptake in Sweden and Norway. He argues the United States can compete in mid price wines and surplus fruits, and urges a European bureau for American agricultural products to boost exports.
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Washington
C. J. Murphy
Europe
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Colonel Murphy
France
Spain
Italy
Germany
California
Florida
Secretary of Agriculture
Last concert closes Stein ert Hall 10-cent series
The season finale at Stein ert Hall drew a good audience with vocal and violin solos by Mrs. Henry Hooper, Francis S. Rogers, Fiora L. Goldsmith, and Belle Hunt. Johnson Morton announced plans for next season including a larger hall, November start, twenty concerts, and $8 subscriptions.
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Steinert Hall
Henry Hooper
Franciss. Rogers
Fiora L. Goldsmith
Belle Hunt
Johnson Morton
Watchman shoots co-worker in Roxbury slaying attempt
Thomas Connelly of Ferrin Street, a former watchman at Person's cordage factory on Norfolk Avenue, shot Andrew A. Anderson in a field near the factory. The 22 calibre revolver bullet lodged in Anderson's forehead but is not considered life threatening. Connelly was arrested at Station 9.
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Thomas Connelly
Ferrin Street
Person
Norfolk Avenue
Andrew A. Anderson
Anderson
Connelly
Downing Street
Roxbury
Sullivan to be jailed pending murder hearing
Jennie Sullivan, charged with the murder by a kick of Annie Conneran of Fellows court, was in Municipal Court Saturday morning. Judge Ilardy ordered her jailed to await a hearing next Thursday as the prosecution was not ready. The defendant protests the charge saying she did not kick Conneran.
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Jennie Sullivan
Annie Conneran
Fellows Court
Ilardy
Sullivan
Westinghouse Sues General Electric Over Blueprints at Niagara Falls
The Westinghouse Electric Company sues the General Electric Company alleging bribery and theft of drawings and blueprints related to power plant plans at Cataract Construction Niagara Falls. The case, filed in Salem, names Wilbur Rice Jr and Walter H Knight as co defendants, with 180 prints cited. Francis Lynde Stetson comments on piracy vs fair competition.
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Westinghouse Electric Company
Pittsburg
General Electric Company
Cataract Construction Company
Niagara Falls
Street Railway
Westinghouse
Providence
Chicago
New Haven
Pittsburg Company
General Electric
Westinghouse Company
Warren & Brandeis
Supreme Judicial Court
Salem
Wilbur Rice, Jr
Swampscott
Walter H. Knight
Lynn
Morris W. Mead
Bureau of Electricity
Frank Carey
Joseph Butler
A. S. Carpenter
Charles Coffin
William J. Clarke
Milton H. Hamilton
E. N. Rice
Mead
Carey
Butler
Cronan
Knight
Rice
Boston
East
Post
Louis D. Brandeis
Meeting of the Bostonian Society at Old State House
The Bostonian Society will meet tomorrow at 3 PM in the council chamber of the Old State House. Joseph B. Moors will read a paper on The Romantic Days of New England Commerce, and members will consider a bylaw amendment to insert June into Article 6 for regular meetings.
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Bostonian Society
Council Chamber
Old State House
Joseph B. Moors
New England
Hamilton A. Hill
Boston Club Honors General Banks With Framed Portrait
The Boston Club members found a fine steel engraving of General N P Banks, father of the club, hung in Parker’s dining room on Saturday. The portrait, likely the best likeness of the general, was purchased by the club and will stay in the dining room.
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Boston Club
Parker’s
General N. P. Banks
First Regiment to Vote Again for Major Vacancy
Officers of the first infantry must vote again to fill the major vacancy. The order for elections comes from brigade HQ and a prior election was led by Colonel Mathews. General Bridges directs a new election to replace Major Kellett, set for Thursday at the South Armory.
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Pfaff
Coonel Mathews
Bridges
Kellett
South Armory
Police seize gaming den on Waslington Street
Yesterday officers from Division 5 raided 995 Waslington Street and arrested Ed HK Branch Adam Wilson Charles Mack David Mn Henry Barnard Henry Quinn Ju Myers Phillip Stunman on gaming charges. A pack of cards and 222 chips were seized.
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Division 5
Waslington Street
Ed HK. Branch
Adam Wilson
Charles Mack
David Mn
Henry Barnard
Henry Quinn
Ju Myers
Phillip Stunman
Xba Ey
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