Boston School Cadets Hold Multi-Day Armory Drills May 23 26
Boston high schools stage a series of competitive drills in Mechanic Building from May 23 to 26 starting at 2 PM. The Highland Battalion from Roxbury Charlestown Dorchester and others lead the opening day regimental drill under Lt Col Anthony. Boston English High School then performs over two days with regimental drill led by Lt Col Ball and Col Harry Pray. The Latin School closes with a general review commanded by Col A L Richards.
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Mechanics
S. H. Calderwood
Roxbury
West Roxbury
Charlestown
Dorchester
Brighton
East Boston
Highland Battalion
Anthony
Roxbury High School
Boston English High School
Ball
Harry E. Pray
Boston Latin School
A. L. Richards
Burglary at Salem drug store leads to three suspects
The Thomas K Shea drug store on Bridge street was broken into last night. About 290 dollars in cigars cigarettes confectionery perfumery and toilet articles were stolen. Three men fled during the pursuit and were captured after a lively chase through Salem. Names William Kennedy Frank Evans and Frank Scott were given.
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Salem
Thomas KE. Shea
Bridge Street
Dennis
Tivnan
Carr
Nally
William Kennedy
Boston
Frank Evans
Jackson City
Mich
Frank Scott
Sothern to close season with All's Fair in Love and War
Sothern will finish his season in Providence this week with the first stage performance of All's Fair in Love and War by Leo Dietrichstein. If successful it may become a feature of next year’s repertoire. Mrs. Sothern plans an immediate sail to Europe.
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Ramsay Morris
Lowell
Hollis
Charles J. Rieh
Rohans
Hollis Kellar
Bobby Shaftoe
Maude Adams
Sarah Bernhardt
Hamlet
Paris
Sarah
Boston Tonight Delights Jailer of Maude Adams and More
Tonight at Hollis the Jailer of Maude Adams draws crowds with Frohman’s staging praised as original. Leon and Adelaide Herrmann debut in Boston with magic at the Bos ton Theatre plus Mme Herrmann’s dances. Black Patti and troupe at Grand Opera House entertain through Decoration Day. Theatre season winds toward summer with several extended runs and notable acts across the city.
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Maude Adams
Hollis
Frohman
Leon
Mme. Herrmann
Hele
Boston
Black Patti
Grand Opera House
the Tremont
the Vickshoro
Willie Collier
Mr. Smooth
Museum
Miss Allen
Europe
Castle Square
Bowdoin Square
Idalene Cotton
Rose Melyilla
Keith
Morning Glory
Davidson Sidersky wedding at Paine Memorial Hall
Miss Etta Sidersky and Mr. David Davidson were married in a ceremony at Paine Memorial Hall officiated by Rabbi Moses H. Margolis. Attendants included bridesmaids Jenny Sax Jenny Davidson and Reckie Koditsky with ushers Jacob Davidson Joseph Kosincky Nathan Davidson and Samuel Davidson. The couple will reside at the West End after a reception supper and dancing.
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Etta Sidersky
Abraham Sidersey
David Davidson
Paine Memorial Hall
Moses H. Margolis
Joseph Schuster
Jenny Sax
Jenny Davidson
Reckie Koditsky
Jacob Davidson
Joseph Kosincky
Nathan Davidson
Samuel Davidson
Mrs. Davidson
West End
Rose Zale and Samuel Smith Wed at Puritan Hall
At Puritan Hall last evening the marriage of Miss Rose Zale to Mr. Samuel Smith was performed by Rabbi Boritz Levin. A large group of friends attended the ceremony followed by dancing and refreshments. Bridesmaids were Miss B. Rosevita and Miss Ida Levin. The bride was given away by Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Miller. The groom was accompanied by Morris Smith and Solomon Smith.
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Puritan Hall
Rose Zale
Samuel Smith
Boritz Levin
B. Rosevita
Ida Levin
Morris Smith
Solomon Smith
Ard
Hyman Miller
Joe Leiter and Sousa Visit Boston Copper Kings Sighted
The March king and the dethroned Wheat king Leiter and Sousa arrive in Boston, stay at the Touraine, register as Joseph Leiter Chicago, and mingle with local financiers as speculation swirls around copper and wheat, with hints Leiter seeks tips and influence.
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Papa
Joe
Mr. Adams
Pemberton Square
Leiter
Sousa
Touraine
John Philip
Joseph
Harvard
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
Casey
The
Reynolds
Conper
West
Boston
Coppper
King
Butte
State Street
Beacon Hill
Leiters
St Anne’s Episcopal Church marks 75th anniversary
Historic Lowell history notes St Anne’s Episcopal Church observing its seventy fifth anniversary during Whit Sunday week. Services at 7 15 and 10 30 a m featured holy communion and a sermon by Bishop William Lawrence. A festival for Sunday school teachers followed with remarks by Rev Alfred Ewan Johnson. The Rev Charles W Womer offered reflections on the life of the Rev Dr Folson. Observance continues through Monday and Tuesday.
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Towelus
St. Anne's Episcopal Church
William Lawrence
D. D
Massachusetts
St. Anne's
North
Billerica
Alfred Ewan Johnson
Folson
Charles W. Womer
St. James Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
St. Anne’s Church
Child of Clinton Dies in Manchester Police Cell
James H. Comroy a two year old boy from Clinton Mass was found dead in a Manchester police station cell after a drunken arrest in the railroad yard on Saturday night Coroner Lord was summoned but an inquest deemed unnecessary The boy is survived by his mother and one brother both in Clinton
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Manchester
N. H
James H. Comroy
Clinton
Mass
Lord
Mrs Catherine Kelly Dead In Somerville
Mrs. Catherine Kelly a well known Somerville resident died at her home 155 Beacon street after a lingering illness. She was 27 and educated in local schools, active in church and charity work. Funeral from St Joseph's Church tomorrow morning. Mrs Margaret Sylvester Murphy to give a grand concert at Union Hall tomorrow evening at 8.
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Catherine Kelly
Somerville
Beacon Street
Kelly
St. Joseph's Church
Margaret Sylvester Murphy
Union Hall
Loviston Street
Dodgeville man falls from electric car dies near collision
Daniel Mack 28 of Dodgeville fell from an electric car last night at Battleboro. He struck his head and sustained a concussion of the brain. His chances of recovery are slight.
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Attleboro
Daniel Mack
Dodgeville
Health for Men and Women Highlighted
A brief note stresses health benefits for both men and women, emphasizing inclusive wellness approaches and accessible care for all adults.
Mrs. Field Opens Interior Decoration Office in New York
Mrs. Edward M. Field, widow of Cyrus W. Field, announces an interior decoration office for walls woodwork and furnishings. Her references include Mrs. Abram Hewitt Mrs. Choate Cornelius Vanderbilt and Chauncey M. Depew. Field has a troubled history including arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct but was discharged. She supports her five sons and daughter, two in college.
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New York
Edward M. Field
Cyrus W. Field
Abram
Hewitt
William G. Choate
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Chauncey
M. Depew
E. M. Field
Countess of Warwick To Sell Needlework On Bond Street
The Countess of Warwick will personally operate a store in New Bond Street selling the Warwick Estates needlework product on Tuesdays during the summer. Her store opening follows her prior venture producing the Warwick Estates Company sensation. The arrangement is expected to draw many customers to the shop.
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London
Countess of Warwick
Warwick Estates Company, Limited
New Bond Street
Daisy Leiter Wuch Admired as Horsewoman
Miss Daisy Leiter is admired in Simla for her achievements as a whip handler and horsewoman. Her driving skills and equestrian prowess have drawn high regard from local spectators and officials in Simla, India.
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Daisy Leiter Wuch
Simla
India
Daisy Leiter
Simla Viceregal Summer Retreat Sees Drawing Room Innovation
Miss Daisy enjoys the rare privilege of driving on Simla's steep hillside roads, a departure from the usual ban on private driving. The Vicereine's circle welcomes Lady Curzon's plan to lighten the formal atmosphere with a drawing room at the summer residence, a welcome change for the viceregal retreat.
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Simia
Daisy
Curzon
Simla
South Boston Cove Street Bridge Fight Heads to Legislature
The Cove street bridge to South Boston, debated since 1896, faces committee action as Senate and House deadlock prompts a conference. The bill, backed by Senator Gallivan and Governor Smith, provides $250,000 for a bridge extension over Cove street and railroad tracks, with broad support from South Boston leaders.
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South Boston
Cove Street
Senate
Baldwin
House
MacMorrow
Gallivan
McKenna
Barry
Norton
Quinn
Kneeland Street
Dorchester Avenue
Gallivin
John B. Martin
New Yorkg
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Soule
Quincy
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Union Station
Committee On Railroads
General Court
John H. Pence
Smith
Boston
Terminal Company
Tilly Haynes
John RB. Martin
Charles S. Hamlin
Galliivan
J. H. Fenton
Samuel Hoar
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