The Play Calendar Elevates City Theatres
The summer season beams with The Telephone Girl at Hollis and The Highwayman at Tremont drawing large crowds. Sousa in New York features Nella Bergen. Burr McIntosh slated to star next season in a Parker play. Maritana at Grand Opera House and Fra Diavolo fill the week as opera ends Saturday. Julia Marlowe sails to Europe. Lambs Star Gambo! sale set for Boston Theatre next Tuesday. electric baseball resumes at Park Theatre.
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Hollis
Louis Mann
Clara Lipman
Charmion
Boston
Sousa
New York
Nella Bergen
Burr McIntosh
Lottie Blair Parker
the Tremont
Camille D’arville
Sheridan
Maid of Bath
E. H. Sothern
Castle Square
Museum
Messrs
Ray Ll. Royce
Keith
John F. Kellerd
Stuart Robson
Julia Marlowe
Europe
Majestic
the Lambs
Austin & Stone’s
Catherine Lingard
New York Casino Company
Georgia Caine
Palace Theatre
Marie Sanger
Retirement of R M Field at Boston Museum Ends Era
R M Field, longtime manager of the Boston Museum for over 25 years, retires from active life at season's end. He will retain his interest in the museum but take no part in management. Field set a record for longest consecutive theatrical management and helped make the museum a model for American stock companies. Samuel McKeen will become business manager next season for Rich Harris and Charles Ifrohman.
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Boston Museum
Field
Museum
Mr. Field
Gilbert and
Sulivan
America
Samuel McKeen
Messrs
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Charles Ifrohman
Bank Officers of Local Association Elect New Officers
The Bank Officers' Association held its annual meeting at Lorimer Hall with about 50 members. President J. Adams Brown chaired as reports showed financial strength. salaries for secretary and treasurer were set at 200 and 250 dollars respectively. death benefit amended to 350 dollars with 5 dollars per year over five years. officers elected include J. Adams Brown, Thomas W. Andrew, FAL Johnson, and others.
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Bank Officers’ Association
Lorimer Hall
J. Adams Brown
Association
Thomas W. Andrew
Fal. Johnson
Charles F. Johnson
Oliver M. den
Mt Auburn station flagraising with band speech and poem
The event at Mt. Auburn station featured the Motormen and Conductors of the Boston Elevated Railroad raising a flag. The Manual Training School Band played patriotic airs as Patrick Mee spoke and Joseph Quirk read an original poem. Refreshments were served by John Leighton and dancing followed from 9 to 2.
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Dull Market and Dividend News From May 18 Financial Digest
The Wednesday session showed dull, uninteresting price action with a late afternoon decline. Chicago Burlington & Quincy declared a quarterly dividend of 1.25 percent, making 4.5 percent for the year ending June 30, and books close May 20.
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Chicago
Rock Island Company
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Official report of sales and daily closing prices
May 18 report shows daily high and low, closing prices, bid and asked. Also notices for women seeking relief and medical services from Mrs Thompson and Mrs Stanley. Addresses include Boston Mass and 1054 Washington, Tremont Street.
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Suffolk Superior Court Civil Docket Summary List
Second Jury Session cases include Siney v Howard and Cushing v McKenna among others with multiple parties such as Reed, Stafford, Mass P B Co, Damon, Reimer, Graham, Lynch, White, Stern, Slater, O Connor, Savage, and various rail and streetcar named defendants. Third and April specialist lists feature Blood v Lawson Condon v Crowley Murphy v West End R Cordley v Winrick Hilgham v Ward Jennings v Woodbury Menage v Rosenthal Wilcox v Zane Foldy v Green Same v Marston Sullivan v Sheehan Loomis v Star Belling Co French v Burgett Sands v Ridlon Turner v Douglass. Session Without Jury lists include Caldwell v Linnell Holt v Haddock Jewett Lumber Co Gleason Walker v Kuhart Dunham v Crosby Jordan v McFarlane Morgrage v Gaffney Kendrick v Ray.
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Ray
New York Book Sale Closure Notice
Notice announces closure of the Quincy Mininom book venue on Thursday May 2. Gad Veagenes and WM. RB. Todd sign as secretary indicating official action and closing date.
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Cambridge Superior Court docket first session outcomes
Cambridge First Session judge Hopkins presided cases including Brown vs West End Street Railway seeking 5000 dollars with defendant verdict. Allin Sleeper & Crawford for plaintiff, Cooney for defendant. Other matters include Sinnott vs Seagrave et al and several actions against firms and individuals with various defendants and attorneys listed.
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Sidney Aillips
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Id Boney
Port steamers sail from Boston and Portland schedule
International steamers leave Commercial Wharf, Boston on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 8 15 A M and from Portland at 5 30 P M on those same days. K A Waldron general agent.
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Cunard Ship Pavonia Sailing from Boston on June 9
A promotional notice announces a grand GS excursion led by Rev P I Murphy as chaplain. The Pavonia of the Cunard line sails from Boston to Queenstown on Thursday June 9. Apply to manager Mal tin J Roche state treasurer at 18 Bow street Charlestown Boston Mass.
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Meeting of creditors in Gatchell insolvency case
Suffolk court summons creditors to a third meeting on June 10 at ten oclock in the forenoon at the Court of Insolvency. Creditors may present claims and object to the assignee's account. Charles Heath is the assignee in Boston.
Notice of Third Meeting of Creditors Henry M Wallis Insolvent
The third meeting of creditors for Henry M Wallis, an insolvent debtor, will be held at the Court of Insolvency in Boston Suffolk on May 27 1508 at 10:00 AM. The assignee will present his account and creditors may object or prove claims. George J Beaumeister, Assignee.
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Admission to the Massachusetts Bar Opens May 25
The Supreme Judicial Court announces the bar admission for Suffolk applicants who passed the late examination. The session is set for Wednesday May 25 at 9 o'clock a m, with Join Noble acting as Clerk.
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