Actress Nethersole Loses Bid to Halt Sapho at Bowdoin Square
In Equity Court Judge Fessenden refused a preliminary injunction against George E. Lothrop and William Ranous to stop Bowdoin Square Theatre from presenting Sapho. He ruled the injunction premature, citing ex parte evidence and permission for cross examination, with further disposition set for tomorrow.
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Fessenden
Equity Court
Olga Nethersole
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Sapho
Equity
George E. Lothrop
William V. Ranous
Maude Edna Hall
Paul Gilmore
Miss Nethersole
Louis Nethersole
George Clare
Clare
Bowdoin Square
Wallack’s
New York City
Clyde Fitch
United States
Massachusetts
Fatal Hotel Fire at Hotel Helene in Chicago
A fire destroyed the Hotel Helene at 110 to 114 Fifty third Street in Chicago. Two people were killed, one reported missing, and many others injured. The blaze caused estimated losses of 40 000 dollars to the building and furnishings.
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Chicago
Fifty-third Street
Festival plans for Queen Victoria birthday parade announced
The British Charitable Society met at the American House last night to set final festival arrangements for Queen Victoria’s eighty first birthday. Headquarters will be at the Copley Square Hotel and the parade runs from Irvington street to Hunting avenue then south along Commonwealth avenue to Arlington Beacon Park Tremont and ending at St Paul’s Church.
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Copley Square Hotel
Irvington Street
Hunting Avenue
Copley Square
Dartmouth Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Arlington
Beacon
Park
Tremont
St. Paul’s Church
Class of 1900 Reception at Copley Hall
The reception for the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy class of 1900 was held at Aeolian Hall Copley. All class activities will be held at 2 o clock in the afternoon on Mt Botolph Street.
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Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Erce Hall
Copley
Mt. Botolph Street
Bridge project for South Boston Dorchester and Quincy urged
The speaker urges immediate start on the bridge to serve the public and protect the community from further delays. He emphasizes the rights of the people and the justness of the cause, warning against depriving them of anticipated benefits.
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South
Boston
Dorchester
Quincy
South Boston Wins Cove Street Bridge Victory
Citizens celebrate the Cove street bridge victory after years of effort. Congressman Henry F. Naphen led opposition-terror and the city committee’s Washington trip earned praise. Mayor Hart allied with bridge supporters and bond authority is in place to begin work promptly. Representative William B. McNary lauded Naphen and Hart for pushing the project and reconnecting South Boston with the city proper.
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Cove Street
South
Boston
Washington
Hart
William 8. McNary
Post
South Boston
North Dorchester
Southern Terminal
Mr. McNary
Naphen
Governor Crane Signs Anti Lantern Bill Into Law
Governor Crane signed the anti lantern bill into law, enacting new rules aimed at limiting lantern use. The measure, described as a public safety step, moves to regulate illumination practices and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Aldermen Visit Cow Pasture Garbage Plant
Aldermen Adams Codman and Mr Stark led a 11-member delegation to the Cow Pasture garbage plant to inspect odor and process. The group, including Clerk John Dever and Rep John Gartland, boarded the Cormorant at 2:30 and met plant manager and Mr Stark of South Boston. Alderman Jordan dissented on the odor assessment while others found the odor tolerable as refuse is processed into oil.
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Tinkham
Day
Ce Harbor
John Dever
John J. Gartland
Cow Pasture
Stark
South
Boston
Norris
Adams
Codman
Fight for the bridge nears victory in South Boston
John B. Martin, a lead advocate, celebrates a favorable outcome with Mayor Hast backing the project and cheaper structural iron now available. John C. Cobb, who opposed it, had no comment when asked about the approved report, saying he had not heard of its approval.
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John B. Martin
South
Boston
John C. Cobb
Post
Former inmate Chase faces embezzlement and larceny charge
Herman L. Chase recently released from Concord imprisonment was before Judge Lowell charged with embezzling and stealing $11 from Mrs. Annie Burleigh, Narcy Burleigh’s wife of the State police. He pleaded not guilty and was held on $10,000 bail. he had no counsel and did not secure bail.
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Herman L. Chase
Concord
N. H
Lowell
Annie Burleigh
Narcy Burleigh
Chase
MIT Tech Clubs Dine At United States Hotel
The MIT clubs Mungo Octagon Vivantago and Death by Own Action held a dinner and dance at the United States Hotel. Toastmaster Charles A Blaisdell opened the evening with remarks by J Sidney Meserve Fred Howers Francis Driscoll and Chester G Iley as speakers.
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Suicide Club
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States Hotel
Charles A. Blaisdell
Messrs. J. Sidney Meserve
Fred .Howers
Francis Driscoll
Chester G. Lley
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Pain Says Boston Woman
Mrs Catherine Meisner of South Boston recounts severe backache and kidney symptoms after pneumonia. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Curtis's drug store the pain and kidney issues faded with no recurrences, urging others to remember the Doan's brand.
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Boston
Catherine Meisner
South Third Street
South Boston
Dean
Curtis’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Theatrical Topics and New Engageme ts in Boston Theatre Season
Christie MacDonald, 80, engaged by Francis Wilson as prima donna soubrette replacing Lalu Glaser. Several tours and debuts announced at Atlantic City, Tremont Theatre, Keith's, and the Boston Museum. Performances include The Prodigal Daughter revival, The Lady Slavey at Columbia, vaudeville stars Eva Williams and Jack Tucker, and upcoming sports and concert events at Mechanics Hall and Charles River Park.
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Christie MacDonald
Francis Wilson
Lalu Glaser
Miss MacDonald
Princess Chic
Mr. Wilson
Grand Theatre
Lorimer Johnstone
Thomas and Watson
Castle Square Theatre
Columbia Theatre
Aly
Dressler
Danby
Lessing
Davenport
Adelaide
Keith’s
Eva Williams
Jack Tucker
Miss Williams
Keith's
Roveres
Zeb
Zarrow
the Howard
Weber and Fields
Tremont Theatre
Mechanics’ Hall
Zach
J. H. Kerr
Nickelodeon
Smith
Boston Museum
George H. Broadhurst
Annie Yeamans
Sam Adams
Lew Carroll
Palace Theatre
Charles River Park
Nella Ebb
la Belle Dazie
No Objection Found to Poor at Plant Visit
The speaker asserted no objection to the poor during their visit to the plant. Workers showed him the room where refuse juice becomes oil and the party then sailed on the Cormorant to Moon Island to assess removal feasibility and placate all sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermen
Moon Island
Sampson Day Opens Maynard Merchants Week
Maynard observes Sampson day with Rear Admiral Sampson receiving ovations during a street pageant and at a Coliseum reception. Perfect weather draws large crowds as storekeepers offer open houses and an industrial exhibit. From 2 to 4 pm the public enjoys the Coliseum display and 8 to 4 pm babies hour awarding a silver mug to the heaviest infant under two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Dudley Council Dinner Hosts Third Anniversary Night
The Dudley Sounell of the Knights of Columbus marked their third anniversary at the United States hotel stage with about fifty attendees. Guests included Deputy McNally, Joseph Walsh, B Jarvis Lattin, John Clahana, with toasts by Charli Reanee and Callahan. Past Grand Knight P H Brennan received a gold rent charm valued at zero dollars. The Rev. Cole F Andarnan delivered a lecture on ord structures of ones at Berkeley Temple last evening.
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Dudley Sounell
Knights of Columbus
United States
Abe
Pepury Devann H
McNall Y
Joseph Walsh
B. Jarvis Lattin
John Clahana
Charli
Reanee
Callahan
Dr. Waleh
MF Clahana
P. H. Brennan
MR. Anderson
Cole F. Andarnan
Berkeley Temple
Broadway to Tokio Captivates Tremont and Other Theatres
A brisk entertainment note describes Broadway to Tokio as weatherproof and popular at Tremont Theatre with strong singing and dance. It highlights Wheels Within Wheels in New York and Boston reception, and profiles John Mason Hilda Spong at Tremont. Rogers Brothers in Wall Street at Hollis Street Theatre remains a nightly draw, with farewell engagement as they move to a new show. Our New Minister at Park Theatre features distinctive characters and simple, natural staging with a long cast. Sapho at Bowdoin Square Theatre continues to draw strong crowds as the current week’s company shares spotlight with last week’s cast.
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Broadway
Tokio
Tremont Theatre
New York
Daniel Frohman
Boston Museum
John Mason
Hilda Spong
Rogers Brothers
Wall Street
Hollis Street
Rogerses
Mr. McNally
Park Theatre
George F. Nash
Charles Barron
George Richards
Eugene Canfield
P. Augustus Anderson
Walter Lennox, Sr
Thomas M. Hunter
John Barker
Henry R. Scott
May Noble
Lillian Dix
Antoinette Ashton
Dying Dentist Found On City Steps
Dr A P Dodd a Grand Street dentist was found dying on a doorstep at 318 East 121st Street and died en route to Harlem Hospital. Dr Mooney believes poison is likely while Dodd’s partner Morris Randell was arrested for practicing without a license two weeks earlier. Dodd had been drinking heavily and separated from his wife and child who live in Boston.
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New York
A. P. Dodd
Grand Street
East One Hundred and ‘Twenty-first Street
Harlem Hospital
Mooney
Dodd
Morris Randew
Oston
Unquity Club Stages Amusing Minstrel Show In East Milton
The Unquity Club of East Milton, 75 members, filled Ellsworth Hall with a lively minstrel event. Interlocutor John Graham led a crowd featuring Harry Brierly William Smith Harry Elden Redmond Coombs George Kemp Herbert Boutin Jesse Baxter Robert Clark Paul Babcock Joseph Mullen. Rattles Sam Knowlton Alex Park with Cliff Packard Tom London on tambourines. The program offered many local hits highlighted by Isabel Folsom’s dancing and singing.
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East Milton
Ellsworth Hall
John Graham
Messrs
Harry Brierly
William Smith
Harry F. Elden
Redmond Coombs
George F. Kemp
Herbert L. Boutin
Jesse Baxter
Robert J. Clark
Paul Babcock
Joseph J. Mullen
Rattles
Sam Knowlton
Alex Park
Clff Packard
Tom London
Tambos
Little Isabel Folsom
Messrs. Brierly
Knowlton
Jennings
Packard
London
Park
Peters
Smith
Fire destroys blocks in Greenwich loss reaches 150000
A Greenwich blaze caused by a gasoline explosion in the basement of J. H. Ray’s hardware store and carriage repository on Greenwich avenue burned several business blocks, a Catholic church, one of E. C. Benedict’s stables, and other buildings. Total loss estimated at 150000 with only partial insurance. No casualties reported.
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Greenwich
Conn
J. H. Ray
Greenwich Avenue
E. C. Benedict
Police probe death of Ida G. Scott on Howard Street
Division 3 police investigated the death of Ida G. Scott a colored woman reported as dying under suspicious circumstances on Monday morning at Howard Street detectives worked yesterday afternoon and evening gathering facts and statements for the case.
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Division 3
Ida G. Scott
Howard Street
Irish National Games Picnic and Athletic Meet Planned
The Irish Nationalists of Boston and Chelsea schedule a picnic and athletic games at Oak Island Grove on May 30. M. J. Sullivan of East Boston’s Wendell Phillips Association and D. Keefe of the Emmet Association lead the organizing staff.
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Boston
Chelsea
Oak Island Grove
M. J. Sullivan
Wendell Phillips Association
East
D. Keefe
Emmet Aprociasen Ae Wil Eats
Ies
Assista
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McNary
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Adams, Codman
Mr. Stark
Jordan
Union Station
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Boston & Maine
George A. Perkins
Arthur K. Peck
Wheelmen’s Rights and Privileges Association
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Alderman Jordan
Alderman Norris
Rifle Clubs
England
The
War Office
National Rifle Association
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Lord Salisbury
Boston Sunday Post
Lawrence
Mass
Bijou Theatre
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Hull Relief Fund
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Carlecroft
Theodore Burt Sayre
Mr. Truesdale
William H. Crane
Peter Stuyvesant
Ben Hur
Winchester
Keith
John Hyams
Etta Gilroy
Maynard's
Dudley
M. G. McLaughlin
Unquity Club of
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Cobb, Malarie & Co
Longwood Avenue
City Hospital
Ernest Beacham
Division 2
Ernest W. Beacham
John D. Silas
Tremont Street
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Matiner & the Slavey
Dan Daly
Marie Ness Len
Shaftesbury Theatre
Harry N. Farren
Saul J. Hamilburg
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Saoke
Martinett Josenh Sparks
William Gould
Alice Judson
Bert Thayer
Fay Templeton
Vaudeville
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Robert Edeson
Burg
Ax Unger
Mirs
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Will Cressy
Blanche Dayne
Filo Irwin
Walter Hawley
Chas. R. Sweet
Manhattan Comedy Four
Willis P. Sweatnam
Frobel and
Rage
Ellen “Palm
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Oxford
Dally
Henry Guy Carleton
Chocolate
Charles
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Jimmie Michael
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Hollis Thatre
Isaac B. Rich
Klaw & Erlanger
Rogers Bros
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Thea Hee
Eugene Tompkins
Lessee
Mgr
Denman Thompson
S & Geo. W. Ryer
New England
Howard
Irwin
Harvey Parker
John Tittle
Haines and
Pettingill
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John Weber
New Palace
Rome
Haymarket
Qustin & Stone's
Tremont] Row
Tuk Royal Key HC Sar Band
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Detroit
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