Americans Presented at King Edward's Third Court
London May 16 The third royal court at Buckingham Palace drew a record crowd with many Americans presented by Mrs Choate wife of the US ambassador Also present were Mrs Douglas Robinson Mrs John R Carter and other guests including Mrs Foxhall Keene Mrs Louis Chandler Mrs Frank Avery Mrs Blow and Mrs Newhouse Among noted attendees were Mrs John Hays Hammond Mrs J W Mackay and Miss Langtry in a white satin gown trimmed with guelder roses
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London
Buckingham Palace
Choate
United States
President Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
John R. Carter
Foxhall Keene
Louis
Scarsbrick
Babhe Cunard
George Keppel
Lady Warwick
Miss Langtry
National Engineers to Hold 71st Convention in City
The National Association of Stationary Engineers will hold its 71st annual convention from September 1 to 6 in this city. Meetings occur at the Institute of Technology where a hall has been tendered by the faculty, with Brunswick Hotel serving as headquarters.
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National Association of Stationary Engineers
Institute of Technology
Brunswick
Boy Shot on East Boston Tracks by Stray Hunter
John A. Sullivan, 14, of 673 Bennington street East Boston, was wounded in the right ankle by a rifle shot while on the Boston & Albany tracks near Curtis street. A strange boy aged 15 or 16 with a 22 rifle fired, then fled, hiding the weapon. Police believe the shot was accidental. Sullivan’s companions say the other boy deliberately aimed.
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John A. Sullivan
Bennington Street
East Boston
Haymarket Square
Sullivan
Boston & Albany
Curtis Street
Boston
Division 7
Plummer
Stage Matters in Malden and Boston This Week
The city and region feature a busy stage slate with premieres and revivals. The Defender opens at the Columbia May 26, The Geisha bows at Boston Music Hall June 2, and The Prince of Pilsen plays Malden tonight. Rehearsals progress, and performers such as Maud White Stephen Grattan Evelyn Baker Harvey and Frances Miller headline various acts and benefits.
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Columbia
Boston Music Hall
Geisha
Frances Miller
O Mimosa San
Clara Palmer
Mollie Seamore
Maud White
Stephen Grattan
Keith’s
Boston
Evelyn Baker Harvey
Miss White
Mr. Grattan
Philadelphia
West Indies
Steinert Hall
Bach
Beethoven
Brahms
Mendelssohn
Schubert-Liszt
Chopin
Shiloh
Massachusetts Department
Grace P. Atwell
Huntington Avenue
New York
Edmund Breese
Prince of Pilsen Opens Tremont with Pixley and Luders
In Boston Tuesday evening at the Tremont Theatre the new opera The Prince of Pilsen debuts after weeks of rehearsal. The Bowdoin Square Theatre presents Alone in London tonight as its final shows. Next week Romeo and Juliet with Loraine Dreux is announced. The Castle Square Theatre ends Ingomar this afternoon with The Butterflies listed for next week. The Bostonians’ first week closes with Robin Hood, a run praised for its extraordinary patronage and the strength of America’s leading musical organization.
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Keith’s
Will M. Cressy
Blanche Dayne
Rozinos
Fialkowski
Milton
Maude Wood
Rae and
Bennedette
Boston Music Hall
Boston Ladies
D. W. Howard
Zeb and
Zarrow
Captain Kelly
Zouaves
Dan Crimmins
Roza Gore
Edmond Hayes and Company
Burke Brothers
Terry
Elmer
Mascotte
Helen May Butler
United States Ladies’ Talma
Austin & Stone’s
Grand Opera House
Nickelodeon
Paul Revere
Lexington and Concord
Palace Observation
Lexington & Boston
Tremont Theatre
Pixley and Luders
London
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Loraine Dreux
Juliet
Castle Square Theatre Company
Ingomar
Henry Guy Carleton
Bostonians
Robin Hood
America
Judge Ely Rules On Damaged Inmate Bill Case
In the third Municipal Court session Judge Ely criticized witnesses and Dodge a man Mrs White hired who was not a Massachusetts attorney. The judge found the bill excessive and awarded $29 to William H Judge, the original amount due, noting Mrs White was ready to pay.
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Ely
William H
Etta White
Dodge
White
Massachusetts
Sain Leaves Hayti for Havre France on Olinde Rodrigues
General Sain the former Haytian president and his wife sail for Havre aboard the Olinde Rodrigues. Family and friends depart at St Thomas D W I hoping to return after a new president is elected. Northern army advances on Port au Prince as Crete a Pierrot joins revolutionists toward Gonaives to establish a provisional government.
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Cape Haytien
Hayti
General Sain
Havre
France
Olinde Rodrigues
St. Thomas
Port Au Prince
Crete
Gonaives
Harvard Teams Chase Honors In Baseball And Lacrosse
Harvard fights for baseball supremacy in Philadelphia as Penn pitchers oppose the Crimson. In Cambridge, Harvard lacrosse seeks to topple Pennsylvania for lacrosse honors.
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Harvard
Pennsylvania
Soldiers Field
Harvard Nine
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Cambridge
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Cee
Electrotype
Post
King Edward’s Third Court
Regal Ss Men’s
Summer ST
Nam
Women’s Store
Stationary Engineers
Strange Boy
Prince of Pilsen
Malden
Lawrence McCarty
Bostock
Animal Arena
St. Pierre
Sam
Harvard Lacrosse
Wer
Murchell
Goddard
Alvord
Kibbey
Stevenson
Wynne
Chaffee
Bennen
Hoguet
bin R. A Wood
Kendall
F. B.taylor
Batten
C. R. Metti
Hanavan
Penhallow
Calf
E. W. Grove
Anna
The
Little Duchess’ Co
John Henshaw
D. L. Don Marie George Josie DE Witt
WM. Macart
WM. E. Gould
George Schiller
Nick Long
Idalene Cotton
Dan Daly
Richie Ling Paula Edwards
Defender’’ Company
Neva Harrison
Two Little Vagrants’’ Co
Edmund Hayes
Wise Guy
Dudley Prescott
Theatrical Mechanics' Association
Boston Lodge No. 2
George W. Magee
Tremont
England
Closin
Hamilton Place
Winter St
Oxford
Howard & Bland
Redcay—Duffin
Redcay
Thomas Nast, Jr
Mitchell & Marron
Ethel Robinson
Berry and Hughes
Barry & Halvers
Staley
Birbeck
Castle Theatre
Tremont St
Tel
Music Hall
Orient
Abbas Ben Omar
Lalla Ferquin
Arvello
Janet Melville
Evie Stetson
Willis Sweatnam
Matte White
Almont and
Dumont
Will Murphy
Blanche Nichols
American League
Huntington Ave
Wright & Ditson’s
Washington St
Cohen’s Cigar Store
Lexingston Concord
Palace
New Yorkers
Philip
Edward W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
Great Animal Arena
Martinique
W. C. Loftus Co
Washington and
Hanover Sts
Bowdoin
Square Theatre
Revere
Malden Auditorium
Pixley and
Luders
Howard
Granatho
J. Bernard Dyllyn
Ene Aca
Violet Manascotte
Theatre
Lessee
Mgr
Gcrohdeien
Matinee Today
Henry W. Savage
Prince
Pilsen
Dorothy Morton Zella Frank John W. Ransone
Mabel Pierson
Louise Montrose
Ruth Peebles
Arthur Donaldon
Maurice Vardy
Mammoth
the Defender
Clara Clarita
Sorensen
Astin & Stone
U. S
Talmia Wolven
Haymarket
Symphony
F&f
Crand Orchestra
Max Zac
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