Salvi ni New Piece and Mantell at Bowdoin Square
Manager W M Wilkison returns from New York where a benefit rehearsal for Mme Patti features Cavalleria Rusticana staged for Salvini at the Boston Theatre with Mascheroni Pizzi and Carrene. Mantell stars in The Corsican Brothers at Bowdoin Square Theatre and more Boston billings are announced for upcoming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Wilkison
Salvini
New York
Mme. Patti
Cavalleria Rusticana
Boston
Alexander Salvini
P. Mascagni
Opera
Verge
Wilkison
Europe
London
Wales
Craie-y-Nos
Star Theatre
Signor Nicolini
Signor Mascagni
Signor Arditi
Messrs. Mascheroni
Pizzi
Regia
Cavelleria Rusticana
Emilio Pizzi
Santusza
Agnus Dai
Retribution Nearing in Perry Train Robbery Case
Lyons New York May 17 The Perry express train robber case is before the grand jury with detectives Pinkerton General Superintendent White and train personnel testifying. White will recount Perry’s confessions to Utica and Syracuse robberies as the crowd gathers and the city braces for indictments possibly keeping him jailed for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melnerny
United Press
Perry
Messenger Moore
Moore
Express Company
Lyons
Express
Wayne
Collins
Grand
Butler conference under way as North Carolina Democrats meet
Bartraud North Carolina May 17 The Alliance conference called by State President Butler is in session with hundreds of prominent Alliance figures present including President Po k The meeting is secret and no official report will be issued It aims to press demands on the Democratic convention Tomorrow's state convention has 644 delegates The governor race looms among Holt Kasder tin and Juhan S Carr Carr appears poised for nomination though active campaigning is light Several delegates back Carr as second choice and Alexander may be nominated then withdraw Filias Carr former Alliance leader is tipped for Treasurer Chambers Smith leads for Attorney General
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Bartraud
N. C
Conference of
Alliance
Butler
Po'k
News and Observer
Holt
Kasdertin
Juhan S. Carr
Carr
Sanderlin Wen
Alexander
Filias Carr
State Alliance
Chambers Smith
State Committee
Clarkson Free to Speak on GOP Nomination at Minneapolis
Spicano May 17. J S Clarkson of the Republican National Committee, en route from Hot Springs to New York, says seven million Republicans will have many uninstructed delegates at Minneapolis with southern states mostly instructing. He protests any conspiracy for Blaine Sherman or Harrison and vows to vote for the candidate he believes will win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicano
J. S. Clarkson
Republican National Committee
Chicago
New York
Hot Springs
Ark
Grand Pasilie
Minneapolis
Republican Party
Blaine
Sherman
Harrison
Circus Train Plunges Through Trestle in Kansas
Atouiwon May 17 2:46 am the first Missouri Pacific train section carrying Ame lia Bros circus fell through a trestle between Concordia and Ames. Two circus workers are seriously injured as four cars and the engine tumbled into a ravine. Horses aboard many killed. Trestle new and thought sound but recent heavy rains may have undermined the foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atouiwon
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Amelia Bros. Circus
Concordia
Ames
Springfield Line Limited Promises Luxurious Boston New York Trip
The finest train between Boston and New York is the Springfield Line Limited leaving Boston or New York at noon and arriving at 5 40 p m. It is composed entirely of drawing room cars and costs six dollars including a seat in a drawing room car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Proposals for a fleet of American steamers in Senate talk
In Washington May 17 the Senate debated Chandler's bill to register certain steamships as U S vessels, backing a plan by Austin Corbin to form the American Steamship Company with at least 10 million dollars to run New York to a British port. The House then tackled the Sundry Civil Service bill amid a lively quarrel over timber depredations and naval spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Washngton
Chandler
United States
Committee On Commerce
Austin Corbin
American Steamship Company
New York
Great Britain
McPherson
House
Senate
Mr. West
Mrr. Hale
West
Allison
Committee On Appropriations
Cockrell
Coelstall
Cockrel
Walker
Committee On Rules
Oates
Kansas
Wilson
Washington
Bowers
California
Snodgrass
Tennessee
Largest Williamstown fire destroys barn and home
May 17 1890s Williamstown fire started in Mrs Henry Chamberlains barn at 11 89. Flames spread to a neighboring barn owned by Patrick Collinsook blowing toward the Chamberlain house with a west wind. Chamberlain ill in bed was saved. The house and furniture faced total loss estimated over 2000 dollars. Two hundred Williams College students aided in saving Collins's house nearby. Cause unknown likely children at play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Henry Chamberlain
Patrick
Woman fined in dog bite case at district court
In Metrost on May 17, the District Court convicted Sarah Burnett on a complaint by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for inciting a dog to bite a pig and imposed a ten dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metrost
District Court Today
Massachusetts Society For Prevention of Cruelty To
Sarah Burnett
Mrs Gould Receives Public Aid and Hopeful Support
The Post reports donations totaling several dollars for Mrs Gould who and her baby face hardship after a tragedy. She describes throat pain and illness from sorrow, and gratitude for the kindness of contributors while planning housing and future steps. Her husband’s family is helping but finances remain tight as she seeks stability for her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheato Street
Little Helen Kellar Hosts Beacon Street Tea for Kindergarten
Little Helen Kellar plans a fashionable Beacon Street tea to aid the kindergarten and the blind and deaf children she supports. Mrs Mahlon Spaulding offers her home on May 24 from 4 to 6, with tickets through Mr Angoos at Perkins Institute. candy and flowers to feature as attractions as guests share in education for the blind and its notable young advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kellar
Beacon Street
Mahlon D
Paulding
Ueen
Spaulding
Angoos
Perkins
Lielen Kellar
Another Man's Letter in Real Estate Scheme
John Smith Jr. was brought before United States Commissioner Hallett and held for the United States Circuit Court. He had sold his Tremont Street real estate firm to J A Bowman and used the John Smith & Co. name for thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith, Jr
United States
Hallett
Smith
Tremont Street
J. A. Bowman
Bowman
John Smith & Co
Alex Vy, Eddy
Mechanics Falls
Ale
Post Office
Eddy
Dorchester Homicide Ruling in Lynch Case
Justice Reed of Dorchester declares the killing of William J. Lynch at the old Dorchester Town Hall on March 22 a homicide not an accident. Lynch invited inside. others outside hurled snow and ice aiming at exiting youths, establishing intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Dorchester
William J. Lynch
Lynch
Young Lynch
Shipping arrivals list from May 16 17 in Atlantic ports
Entries show multiple vessels arriving or proceeding from Antwerp Dublin Swansea Boston Liverpool Swansea New York Philadelphia Bremen and London with dates May 16 or 17. Ships include DeRuyter Georg Dumois Friesland Rank Wells City Lahn Saale and others with ports of origin Antwerp Banes Cuba Panes Cuba Antwerp Liver pool Swansea New ark Bremen Antwagr Antwagr Stockholm City and London.
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Froston
DeRuyter
Anwerp
Boston
Georg Dumois
Banes
Cuba
Haugesund
Panes
New York
Friesland
Antwerp
Rank
Liverpool
Wells City
Swansea
Southampton
Lahn
Newark
Bremen
Saale
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
London
Stockholm City
Lawsuit Filed Against Boston & Maine Railroad
E R Champlin counsel for Powers and Co files in the United States Circuit Court a suit seeking 100000 dollars damages for alleged altered discrimination against millers with mills and elevators beside the railroad in this city The complaint alleges rebates and drawbacks granted to Frank Ki Chandler of Lawrence in violation of the interstate commerce law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Champlin
Powers & Co
United States
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Frank Ki. Chandler
Lawrence
Lasell Party Visits Salem from Peabody
Forty Lasell Seminary young women under their principal toured Salem yesterday to view historic sites. They were greeted by the family of Mr and Mrs Frank Arnold of Peabody and hosted at their house with a pleasant lunch. Miss Jennie Arnold, daughter of KF Arnold, is a member of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasell
Peabody
Auburndale
Lasell Seminary
Salem
Frank 5. Arnold
Jennie Arnold
KF. S. Arnold
Vatican Letter Urges U S Bishop Union on Cahenslyism
Romer May 17 The Vatican sent a circular to American bishops recommending a national union against Cahenslyism the plan advocated by Herr Cahensly to appoint bishops of the same nationality as the people they direct spiritually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romer
Vatican
Old State Reuse Transport Hub in Boston
Under Mr. L. H. Palmer the No. 3 Old State Reuse has become a popular transportation hub in Boston. Tickets or drawing room car seats for Shore Line express trains or the Colonial express between Boston and Washington can always be secured here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old State Reuse
L. H.palmer
Boston
Shore Line
Washington
RISING OF RETITES CLAIMANTS FOR ESTATE OF DECEASED CLERK
An administrator petitioned by New England cousins for estate of Boston Common Council clerk Washington P. Greeg who died March 7 1892 without a will. A second claimant group lists many other Gregg relatives across New York Wisconsin Dakota and California. A probate hearing before Judge White in Norfolk Probate Court will decide heirs and bond of $100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Hi. Horton
Boston
Norfolk
Dedham
John Gregg
Oneida
N. Y
Martha Kern
Eaton
Jenntte Vanderwalker
Lennox
Jay Gregg
Georgetown
Jefferson
Dewitt Greeg
Vernon
Ambrose
George Gregg
Pendeville
Sarah Coe
Deadwood
Dak
Clara Cleveland
Jefferon
White
Quarry workers keep calm as wage talks progress
Pall River area quarry men report no trouble despite wider New England disputes. About 800 quarry men and stone cutters received wage and hour concessions with April 1 and June 1 dates, while Beattie & Wilcox hold upcoming contracts including a Pawtucket church, Taunton Court House, and multiple mills, with non-members of the Manufacturers' Association unlikely to face issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort River
New England
Beattie & Wilwox
Pawinnocket Charch
Taunton Court House
New Mill
Stonecutters Strike Expands in Pennsylvania
Parape pria, Penn., May 17. The strike of stonecutters in this county—supporting the locked out New England granite workers—began today. Workers refused granite from New England at yards and buildings under construction. Not many men affected. the strike is not expected to last long.
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Parape Pria
Penn
New England
NewEngland
No Let-up in New York Strike Action Grows
New York May 17 reports show 3000 to 4000 workers on strike in graspite trade solidarity with locked out colleagues. A proposal to use Commissioner Gilroy as a mediator was rejected by both sides, hindering reconciliation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilroy
Dainty Foods Demand it. Dainty Foods Demand it. A
Readable fragments mention Dainty Foods and a demand, with insufficient context to determine a complete event or outcome. This item reads like an ad stub or fragment referencing a company and a request.
Wholesale merchants plan shortened Saturday hours in summer
Postman surveys wholesalers in Pearl and Franklin streets finding most will close at 2 p.m. on Saturdays in July and August, with several firms also trimming weekday hours. Some will keep regular weekday closings, while a few may shift to 1 or 3 p.m. on Saturdays as in previous years. The changes reflect summer efficiency rather than broader shifts.
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T E
Wana Hardware Company
Pearl Street
Frye, Phipps & Co
Pike Manufacturing Company
A. Storrs & Bement Company
Franklin Street
Hollingsworth & Whitney Company
Abram French Company
Crockery
Jones, Melliffee & Stratton
China and Glassware
Blake & >Tearns
Woollens
Sai
Losten Lead Manufacturing Company
Congress Street
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Frinda Hams
Ticonderoga, N. Y
Iiconderoea
X.Y
J . Barry
Ticand
Dana Sarsapariila Co
Gelfast
Maine
G.E. Osg000 & CO
Waghingto
J. Newman & Sons
Tiberal
Burke
Gieneral
Hevonshire St
Lonpox
Buck
The
Stock Exchange
SY Ekrool
Trenton
N. J
New York & Greenwood Lake Railroad
New York Security and Just Company
Scott
Eres & Bownz
South Sth Avenue
York
Salvin
Robert
Mantell
Bowdoin Square
Robert B. Mantell
Lowdoin Square Theatre
Maniell
Vycee
Egpy Williams
New Orleans
Lawrence Barrett
Parrhasius
Alr
Junius
Booth
Tremont ‘Theatre
Agnes Booth
Louis Massen
Boyle O'Reilly
Elay
Tremont
Gilmore
Boston Theatre
Thomas A. Martin
Tom
Palace Theatre
Pauline Hall
Fred Solomon
George B. McLellan
Carolina
Democrats
Clarkson
Blancsgard & Farbar
Faneull Hall &Q
Hanove
R Street
Washington P. Gregg
Common Council
Mis
Pall River
Striks
Vermont
Barre
Duy
Langdon Granite Company
Rockland
Rocunano
DR. Keeley
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Providence
R. L
Joseph Winan
New England Mining Company
Henry Duren
Lewis J. Bird & Co
Gromfield Street
C. Gorju
Delmonico’s
LGOK
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Boston Daily Traveller
Traveller
Company
State Street
Winship
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