Visit of Royalty Delights Boston Guests
Queen Kapiolani and suite toured markets Old State House and Equitable Building, visited the Old South, and attended a breakfast at Parker House with city leaders and dignitaries. The party enjoyed music by Baldwin's Orchestra before an evening at the Globe. Today's activities include Fort Hill fire department visit City Hall inspection and a Hawaii Club reception.
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Queen Kapiolani
Boston
Dominis
CC. P. Jauken
J. H. Boyd
G. D. Gilman
North Market Street
O'Brien
Ames
Prince
Morse
J. B. F. Marshall
Palmer
Gaston
Claflin
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Saltonstall
W. D. Howells
Baldwin
O’brien
Jauken
Boyd
Hawaii
E. P. Whitney
Berkley
Globe
Whall
Mr. Stetson
Yoncae
Colonel Boyd
Mayor O’brien
Fire Department
Fort Hill Square
City Hall
Hawaii Club
James L. Hunnewell
Green Street
Charlestown
Queen Kapiolani to Attend Boston Theatre Visit
The queen and an accompanying suite were invited to the Boston Theatre for a performance, with two boxes initially tendered but later returned as Queen Kapiolani preferred to visit the Globe Theatre instead. City messengers conveyed the acceptance and subsequent ticket return in correspondence.
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Wholl
Kapiolani
Sandwich Islands
Sour Theatre
A. H. Primus
City Messenger
M’glenen
Steamer Saratoga Grounded Off Catskill Point in Fog
The Saratoga of the Day Citizens line ran on the mud off Catskill Point in a fog with 100 passengers aboard. City of Hudson ferried them ashore and to the railroad. Belle Horton was sent to assist, and no damage to the boat was reported.
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N. Y
Spretams
Saratoga
Catskill Point
City of Hudson
Catskill
Gibson
Origin of the Atlantic Magazine and its Boston roots
A detailed reminiscence of launching the Atlantic Monthly notes the 1850s scene in Boston. It recounts publishers Harper’s and Putnam’s limits, reformers like Longfellow and Whittier, reformers’ influence, funding struggles, and how Lowell became editor while the author coordinated ideas, dinners, and contributor selection amid a harsh financial period.
Remembering the Atlantic and a literary life in Baston
Francis H. Unperwoop recalls a Baston literary scene from the mid 1800s centered on the Atlantic contributors and a gap in monthly dinners aside from the Examiner Club. He notes errors in Dr. Holmes memoirs of Emerson, mentions Phillips, Sampson, and Mr. Lee, and reflects on the magazine’s suspension and his own view of history.
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Sampson
Baston
Examiner Club
the Atlantic
Rideing
Holmes
Emerson
Yestreen
Lee
Spain
Browning
Atlantic
Edie Ochiltree
Francis H. Unperwoop
Glasgow
Seizure of Schooner Rebecca R Nickerson for Customs Violation
The Rebecca R Nickerson a two mast schooner from Provincetown captained by Arthur W Tanner was seized by night inspectors for allegedly landing merchandise from a foreign port between sunset and sunrise without permission. The vessel carried 6000 fine cigars and liquor from Baracoa to Charleston and Wilmington before reaching Boston. Captain Tanner claims the goods were for personal use and notes a planned transfer with the Mary J Elliott which did not occur before seizure. The ship valued with Boston’s share about one quarter and faces forfeiture with a possible fine tripling the cigars and liquor value.
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Provincetown
Arthur W. Tanner
Customs House
Nickerson
Baracoa
Charleston
S. C
Wilmington
N. C
Boston
Tatner
Thurston
Mary J. Elliott
Boothbay
Tanner
Lowell
Pulse of Authors Finds Change in Riddles Temperament
A past letter reappears noting nervousness among writers awaiting new works and reports a shift in Mr. Riddle toward cooler health. The piece argues that public opinion, not critics, determines success, urging authors to heed popular judgment and trust educated readers and audiences.
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Messrs. Fawcett
Riddle and Lathrop
Chary
Marriages in the City Sealed by Local Clergy
In this city on May 4 William Batchelder wed Rarek KE Emmons by Rev Cunningham. May 1 William H W Garland married Mrs. Josephine A Travis nee Foster of Portland Maine by Rev Sonia Schwarz. May 5 William Morrow of Brookline married Mary McLean of this city by Rev John Flood.
Deaths from Newton Upper Falls to Taunton May 6 8
Death notices report Carrie Bird Agnes Capel Anna Carlton Joanna Dickason Thomas Forster Louise Fuller infant Martha Ward and others dying May 6 to May 8 in Newton Upper Falls South Boston Boston Highlands Roxbury Chicago Everett Clarendon Hotel Newton Centre Taunton Cumberland Me and taunts ex member of Congress Henry Williams noted.
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Cavel
South Boston
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Carlton
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George H. Carlton
Haverhill
Maia
Dickason
Boston Highlands
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John A. Dickson
United States Navy
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Thomas K. Porster
Vpuller
Concord
Mass
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Haskell
Lynn
Anne White
C. C. Miskell
M. H. Barnard
Huston
Heatis
Peabody
William H. Heath
Roxbury
Nowris
Chicago
Eliza Thornton
A. K. Norris
Daniel Deshon
Paine
Everett
James M. Paine
George W. Paine
Avo. Porter
Clarendon Hotel
Thomas Curtis Porter
Sturdivant
Maria Alvena
Alyan
Jane P. Staruivant
Cumberland
Newton Centre
Martha Storer
Langdon
Laura A.B. Wards
Williams
Taunton
Henry Williams
Congress
Local Theatre Listings Include Mr Hyde and Rio Grande Show
Boston Museum presents Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at 8. Bodor Theatre schedules On the Rio Grande. Rooney's Comedy Club offers daily performances at 2.
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Richard Wevaneht
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Bostor Theatre
Rio Grande
Evyenin
Rooney
DR. Jekyll and MR. Hyde
T. R. Sullivan
Art Mansfield
Boston
MR. Augustin Daly
Pat Rooney
Bijou Theatre
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