Redistricting Clash On Boston Plan In State Committee
Senator Willard Howland of Chelsea and Representative Charles R. Saunders prepare for a partisan clash over Chelsea’s placement in the ninth district while the election laws committee meets Monday to map lines. The friction centers on Suffolk County division and the fate of Chelsea in the seventh district amid broader battles over Ward assignments and district boundaries.
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Willard Howland
Chelsea
Charles R. Saunders
Saunders
Suffolk County
Howland
Boston
McNary
Lomasney
Chamberlain
New Bedford
Fall River
McCall
Revolt in San Domingo Grips Moca and La Vega
May 10 dispatch reports armed districts in Moca and La Vega revolting against the Santo Domingo government. Congress suspends constitutional guarantees in the rebellious districts as government troops advance led by Vice-President Horacio Vasquez. General Lora is dead and General Bobea is a prisoner. San Domingo city remains quiet.
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San Domingo
Moca
LaVega
Congress
Santo Domingo
Horatio Vasquez
Lora
Bobea
Ais
Buena Vista Club Renders Comrades In Roxbury
The Buena Vista Footlight Club staged Comrades in Chapel Hall of the Roxbury Universalist Society last evening. Oliver W. Bowman played Matt Winsor with notable dramatic skill while R E Woodward and Lottie Holmes delivered strong comedy. Other cast members included Percy Hull Leander Abbott Jr Laura Thorpe and Mabel Baker with musical selections by Hattie Holmes Mabel Harris Louise Lovell and Helen Whittemore and Walter Baker serving as stage manager and instructor.
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Buena Vista
Laura J. Thorpe
Mabel Baker
Hattie F. Holmes
Mabel Harris
Louise Lovell
Helen A. Whittemore
Walter Baker
Stage Listings Highlight May Theatre Moves and New Acts
Nat Goodwin and Maxine Elliott shift The Merchant of Venice to Bellstreet Theatre on May 31 and June 1 with seat sales opening Tuesday. Otto and other acts, including George H. Ober vaudeville Rip Van Winkle sketch and a Roberta Fitzsimmons season closer at the Grand Opera House, fill a busy week of performances across Boston theatres and venues in spring.
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Maxine Elliott
Merchant of Venice
Saturda
Bellstreet Theatre
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George H. Ober
Rip van Winkle
Rogers Brothers
Hollis
Chauncey Olcott
Augustus Pitou
Garrett O’magh
Columbia Theatre
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Jefferson Theatre
Portland
New England
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Syracuse
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Max Zach
Carmen
William Tell
Grubenlichter
Lillian Lawrence
Castle Square Theatre
Miss Lawrence
New York
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Grand Opera’ House
Robert Fitzsimmons
Honest Blacksmith
Joseph Jefferson
Boston
Wae van Winkie
Keith
R. J. Jose
Dolly Gray
Vaneville
la Presa
the Howard
Tom Jenype
Joe Welch
Murphy
Violet Mascotte
Boston Music Hall
Sam Elton
Wonder
Hugh Stanton
Florence Modena
Ryan and
Richfield
Mile. Taglione
Caicedo
Talbot
Davison
Parker
Halliday
Quinn
Three Leonards
Renos
Julian Edwards
Frange
Priscilla
Tremont Theatre
Mr. Whitney
Austin & Stone’s Museum
The
Rose _ Roller
Cafe L’ Anglais
London
Francisco Lentini
Nickelodeon
Giddy Throng to Play Boston Theatre Next Week
The New York Theatre burlesque company brings The Giddy Throng to Boston Theatre featuring Edmund Hayes and a cast of 200. They will perform daily matinees at the Boston Museum with Little Red Riding Hood and present renowned plays like David Harum and L Aiglon. Seats are 50 cents with a special price scale.
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Boston Theatre
New York
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Richard Carvel
Lord Quex
Boucicaut
Eva Taylor
Maye Louise Aigen
Castle Square
Bowdoin Square
London
Charlotte Fant
Rogers Brothers
Central Park
Hallis Street
Boston
Annie, Russell
Colonial Theatre
Williams
Walker
Park Theatre
Fred Douglas
Reese Brothers
Freeman Sisters
Golden Gate Quartet
Catlin
Miss Overton
Miss Williams
Miss Mackey
Francis Wilson
Malabar
Treat for music lovers in Chickering Hall
Lovers of art and music enjoyed a rare exhibition in Chickering Hall last week honoring Miss Annie Smith of Washington D C a College of Oratory student and daughter of the Hon William Henry Smith longtime librarian of the national House.
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Annie Smith
Washington, D. C
College of Oratory
New England
Washington
New Englan Conservatory of Music
Chickering All
Sunday Religious Services Gather at Boston Churches
The page lists numerous Sunday services across Boston Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Spiritualist churches. Highlights include Dudley Street Baptist Church anniversary exercises at 10:20 and 7:30 led by Pastor Bustard, Ruggles Street Baptist with Rev A C Dixon, First Baptist Commonwealth Avenue with Dr. Francis H Rowley, Tremont Temple temperance service at 2:30 led by Hon B B Johnson, and many others with varied sermons, Sunday schools, and guest speakers.
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Fighty
Bustard
Ee BR. Kimbell
Old Friends
Ruggles Stret Baptist Church
Tremont Street
A. C. Dixon
D. D
Uggles Street
A. m. First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Aftor
Rowley
Unday School
Ley
Tremost Temple Baptist Church
George Lorimer
B. B. Johnson
Waltham
Boston
Rerd
Dr. Lorimer
Old South Church
Third Church
J. Winthrop Platner
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
H. O. Hannum
Berkeley
Temple
Edward Anderson
J. C. Bartlett
Dr. Anderson
Christ
Margaret . Shepherd
Philippines
Taft
8. M. Landis
Dartmouth Street
Columbus Avenue
Fres
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Christian Evidence Association
H. ©. Browne
Christadhlphians
Arcade Hall
Christian Society
Appleton Hall
Paine ‘Building
Appleton Street
Tremont Temple
F. Binson
BR. B. Johnson
Martha Homans Aeueinmrey
Eyster
C. U. Orchestra
L. D. Scriven
Massachusetts Avenue
Boylston Street
K. C. Russell
Kneeland
Tyler Streets
Hell
Roston Common
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Gill
Roston
Liberal Forum
Pilgrim Hall
Washington Street
J. P. Bland
B. D
Christian and Missionary Alliance
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Park Street
Methodist
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AL. H._ Dorchester
Bible School
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Watson
Gounod
Miss Morse
M. BF
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Berkeley Street
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Orm
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Wireless message sent 134 miles off Malta
United States Consul Grout at Malta reports a successful wireless telegraph transmission of a message 134 miles off the coast of Malta during recent experiments conducted offshore.
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Malta
United States
Grout
Young Worker Injured After Elevator Fall in Amesbury
William Gammon, 17, an employee of the Walker Carriage Company, fell about forty feet down an elevator shaft. He suffered shattered shoulder blades and internal injuries, with witnesses reporting the accident in Amesbury on May 10.
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William Gammon
Walker Carriage Company
Doan’s Ointment Promises Gentle Skin Relief
An old advertisement urges parents to prevent eczema and similar skin disorders by using Doan’s Ointment. It claims the product is safe for delicate skin and available at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Stranded in England Aboard a Moonlit Sphere
A castaway recounts waking on a gray dawn at Littlestone England with a strange sphere bearing two bars of gold. Local bathers help carry the treasure to a hotel as the narrator explains his arrival, hunger, and plan to rest before revealing more.
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Lympne
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Cavor
I Have Just Come From the Moon
The narrator awakes to a glittering sea and a rising sense of importance after a night of fatigue. At Littlestone Hotel a landlord hesitates between wealth and company and the narrator’s appearance. He explains the moon as the source of his recent experiences while answering questions from four young men.
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Littlestone Hotel
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