Revival of merchant marine meeting and biblical politics
This morning a meeting on reviving the merchant marine was held in Washington. The Court of Claims issued an important opinion on Gysurers' rights. Senate discussed the bankruptcy bill while one House divided over venues and oleomargarine. Vice President sent Webster Howard’s name for New Bedford customs collector. Portland Missouri fined a Canadian skipper 500 dollars for no manifest with wackerel cargo. Garmy post seeks resignation of comrade in the South who toasted Jeff Davis. Dr. Dro Lewis cremated. Cocaine arrests in New York and Eimyra New York. Captain Daniel Trefethen, Dover New Hampshire, dies. Foreign: armistice between Greece and Turkey. Irish Catholics need representation in London. Goldwin Smith warns of machine politics in the US. Lords defeat marriage with deceased wife’s sister bill. Monsignor Remier abandons faith, joins Anglican church.
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Washington
Court of Claims
Davis
Senate
Webster Howard
New Bedford
Portland
Kipper
Wackerel
New York Post
Grand Army
Jeff Davis
Dro Lewis
A. S. Hazen
Eimyra
N. Y
Daniel Trefethen
Dover
N. H
City News Sketches and State Senate Actions
Representative Jesse B Wheeler died yesterday morning. The House adjourned after routine business while the Senate received a letter from Mr Gladstone about a home rule resolution. Funeral services were held in Lexington for Governor Robinsons father as public notices of local events appeared.
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Jesse B. Wheeler
Bottonied
Senate
Gladstone
Lezisia
Robdinson
Lexington
Yeverday
Aldrmen
Baremilean
O’ Brien
Grorze C. Richardson
King’s Chapel
British Charitable Society
Quincy Heure
Sixty ninth anniversary dinner of British Charitable Association
The British Charitable Association marked its sixty ninth and the sixty seventh anniversary of Queen Victoria with a dinner at the Quincy House. About 200 attendees heard toasts to Her Majesty the Queen, the President of the United States, the Commonwealth, and sister societies, with readings and musical selections throughout the evening.
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British Charitable Association
Quincy Mouse
William H.ruddick
Z Ass
George D. Robinson
Wetmore
Rhode Island
Saltonstall
O’brien
Colonel Harris
Dieene
John S. Abbott
Frank ‘McGraw
Alexander Harrison
George Salisbury
Fall River
John Wright
Boston
Ruddick
George B. ‘Perry
Walter Pelham
The
United States
Greene
Commonwealth
Robinson
Coulartmey
Association
Robert Provan
J. Wright
Columbia
Britannia
Fall River Advance
P. G. W. P. Scott
Sons of St. George
Williamson Bryden
Scots’ Charitable Society
Fire disasters sweep multiple towns with heavy losses
On May 24 fires ruined property from Memrius to Milwaukee. The Dean Adams steamer burned with 37000 dollar losses, while F W Titcom's mill and Kinney Watson stores also burned. Additional blazes hit Harrison Chemical Works in Philadelphia, Obed Ifill's mill in Stamford and Ridgea dairy barn in Bridgewater. Wausau lumber mills suffered extensive damage as well.
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Memruis
Senn
Dean Adams
Houston
F.W. Titcom
Kinney & Watson
Linneus Campbell
Philadelphia
Harrison Chemical Works
Northu Adams
Mass
Obed Ifill
Stamford
Brockton
Ridge Aairy
Bridgewater
Jamestown
Penn
Carr & Bracken
Worcester
C. BH. Hildreth
Milwaukee
Wausau
Wis
B. G. Plummer
Weather summaries from Boston 1885 spring report
Indications show New England and mid Atlantic regions expecting grains and thunderstorms followed by fair weather. Eastern notes include local rains and storms then clearing with northwesterly winds. Southern states report local rain then fair conditions with northerly winds and stationary temperatures. Observations detail barometer readings, temperatures, humidity, and winds across multiple stations.
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Maine
Bankruptcy Bill Dominates Senate Debates and House Action
The article reports on Senate discussion of the bankruptcy bill with Plumb opposing and Hoar defending it as aiding small traders, and notes related House filibuster and tariff bill sidelining. It also mentions Massachusetts nominations for customs collectors and presidential postmaster vacancies with several local candidates named.
Filibuster Delays Oleomargarine Bill in Congress
Washington May 24 Special. The House spent an hour in filibuster after the morning hour. Hatch of Missouri pushed to committee on general revenue bills to take up the oleomargarine measure amid opposition from imitator buttermakers. Morrison’s tariff bill was passed over but may reappear or be shelved for the next session. Republicans seek a campaign issue, Democrats want a live tariff debate.
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Weston Howland
New Bedford
Howland
Eben Perry
Brady
Fall River
Goss
Barnstable
James Shevlin
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Ipswich
Greenfield
Danvers
Natick
Sandwich
West Gardiner
Williamstown
Breen
Saunders
Wadsworth
the Eagle
Patrick Murphy
Keith
George L. Sleeper
Guy W. Garland
House
Hatch
Missouri
Morrison
Senate
Commander Craven
Craven
Tecumseh
Mr. Dingley
Maine
Shipping Committee
Frye
Messrs
Scott
Pennsylvania
Hopkins
Illinois
Hiscock
New York
Hammond
Georgi
Reagan
Texas
General Collins Seeks Low Tariff Stand on Morrison Bill
Washington May 24 Special General Collins rejects the idea that he favors high tariffs. He will vote to take up the Morrison bill if possible and oppose striking out the enacting clause. His final stance depends on the bill's form. He supports low duty rates that protect American labor.
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Washington
General Collins
Morrison
Iron and Steel
Senators Clash Over Open Sessions and Bankruptcy Bill
Washington May 24 Senate debate centers on open executive sessions and the bankruptcy bill. Senators Gibson and Platt push for openness while Hoar criticizes reform aims. Hoar also argues for urgent bankruptcy legislation, countering Plumb of Kansas. Supporters concede the bill’s fate is doubtful this session.
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Washington
Senate
Gibson
Platt
Hoar
Plumb
Kansas
Friends of the
Polygamy Amendment Hurdle Outlined in House Report
Washington May 24 The house judiciary committee outlines a constitutional amendment to end polygamy and cohabitation between the sexes. It asserts Congress and the Union gain complete authority to extirpate the system, with crimes defined constitutionally and punishment enforced by Congress and federal courts.
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Washington
House Committee On Judiciary
Congress
House
Union
Congress of the Union
United States
Justice Miller’s Daughter Weds A E Touzalin in Washington
Miss Lida Miller daughter of Justice Miller of the United States Supreme Court married at noon today at her father’s Washington residence to A. E. Touzalin former vice president of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy rail road. Rev Dr Shippen of All Souls Church performed the rites.
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Washington
Lida Miller
Justice Miller
United States Supreme Court
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Dr. Shippen
All Souls’ Church
Italy
East
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Kent
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Hrema Almi
Hudson
Miss Davenport
Mr. Whytal
Amehomet Ali
Talk of Randall as Boston postmaster fades
The mention of Mr Randall as a candidate for post master at Boston has little substance. The appointment of Randall or John J Hayes is hardly among possibilities, and Hayes was never a candidate.
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Washington
Randall
Boston
John J. Hayes
Hayes
Senate debates secrecy and open sessions in the Gibson remarks
In Washington on May 24 the Senate disposed of pension bills and paused to hear Mr. Gibson address Mr. Platt's open sessions resolution. Gibson argued against secret treaty discussions, urged public scrutiny of Mexican and Hawaiian treaties, and asserted nominees’ qualifications should be publicly debated, as offices belong to the people.
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Senate
Gibson
Platt
United States Senate
Our Republic
United States
Pension Hike for Cmdr Craven Widow Passed by House
The House approved a bill raising the widow’s pension from 30 to 50 dollars monthly for Cmdr Craven who died when the Tecumseh sank after signaling the pilot to escape. The session also considered the shipping bill and amendments, and debated the oleomargarine measure before adjourning without final action.
Gulf Shipping League Meeting Urges National Merchant Marine League
Representatives from gulf ports discuss reviving American shipping and regular postal steam service. A resolution calls for a nationwide league embracing all navigation to press Congress and public opinion for necessary legislation. Letters and telegrams indicate broad interest in the plan.
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Washington
Gulf Shipping League
Gulf
United States
Bell Denies Wilber Statements in Telephonic Inquiry
The open session committee examined Bell's affidavit denying payments or influence linked to Wilber's affidavit. Bell asserts he never paid or promised money, that he had no knowledge of Gray's caveat contents until 1878, and that all patent actions were honest and free from fraud. He references dates and documents tied to his US patent No. 174465 issued March 7, 1876.
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A. G. Beil
Wilber
Washington
District of Columbia
United States
Washington Post
Zoenss Fisk Wilber
Zenas Fisk Wilber
Bisley
Mr. Pollock
Gray
Dowd
Wilbur
Mr. Gray
Secretary of the Interior
Alexander Graham Bell
Suffrage Anniversary at Tremont Temple Highlights Douglass Remarks
In Tremont Temple last evening the New England Woman Suffrage Association marked its anniversary with Lucy Stone presiding. Frederick Douglass praised women's contribution to abolition and suffrage, arguing women deserve voting rights and respect. Flora E. Barry sang, and an organ voluntary closed the meeting as plans for a suffrage day in Tremont Temple continued.
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Tremont Temple
New England Woman Suffrage Association
Lucy Stone
Lucretia Mott
Lydia Maria Child
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Maria W. Chapman
Abby Kelley Foster
Angelina Grimke
Elizabeth Chace
Mr. Douglass
Douglass
Flora E. Barry
Seized Schooner Faces 500 Dollar Manifest Fine
Portland May 24 A colonial fishing schooner from Yarmouth Maine arrived with 20000?eels on board and failed to file a maritime manifest. Captain Jessie Ellis admits the lapse but protests the 500 dollar penalty as illegal under United States statute. A Washington report on the case followed.
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Portland
Jessie Ellis
Yarmouth
N.8
United States
Ellis
Washington
Els
Canadian Fisheries Police Vessel Terror Joins Coast Guard
The Lansdowne arrives at St John with the new schooner Terror prepared as a fishery protection police vessel and ready for immediate commission. General Middleton sails from St John to patrol Fundy Bay, as Ottawa asserts there is no authority in Canadian ports to recognize American issued fishing permits.
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Lansdowne
St. John
Terror
General Middleton
Bay of Fundy
Portland
Bayard Letter Shapes U S Stance On Canadian Seizures
Washington correspondence notes the Adams and Doughty seizures prompt a calm response. The Bayard letter outlines a self respecting demand to treat treaty obligations as superior to municipal rules. It aims to reassure Eastern interests and shows a measured, non jingoistic approach to foreign policy.
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New York Times
Adams
Doughty
Bayard
Congress
Blaine
State Department
Legal Counsel Selected for Fisheries Vessel Seizures
George W. Biddle of Philadelphia and William L. Putnam of Portland Maine have been retained by the United States government to represent its interests in trials stemming from the seizures of the fishery vessels David J. Adams and Ella M. Doughty by Canadian authorities for alleged customs violations.
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Washington
George W. Biddle
Philadelphia
William L. Putnam
Portland
United States
David J. Adams
Ella M. Doughty
Maxwell's Confession in Preller Murder Trial
Detective McCullough testified Maxwell confessed details of the Preller murder in St Louis. Maxwell described luring money from the victim with morphine and chloroform, killing him, and robbing about 6800 dollars plus valuables before planning an escape.
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Preller
St. Louis
Auckland
Sud
Elmira Doctor and Daughter Arrested in Cocaine Frenzy
Police seized both Dr. A. S. Hazen and his 19-year-old daughter from the Delevan House after they caused a furniture destruction spree. Physicians diagnosed cocaine addiction from hypodermic injections. The doctor, a well educated man, reportedly used up to forty grains daily. the daughter had seven weeks of use. They were hospitalized and the cocaine supply was cut off.
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Elmira
N. Y
Delevan House
A. S. Hazen
Sharpsville
Penn
Arbitration board upholds twelve hour day for Pittsburg street car men
The arbitration board ruled in favor of street car workers in Pittsburg Penn sustaining their demand for a twelve hour day. Ellen Sheehy widow 86 drowned herself in Snow's pond Ware. A Cincinnati police officer Gehlert family poisoned coffee arsenic no suspect. Keene Brothers opened Skowhegan shoe factory sixty discharged workers remained idle. Greenwood station Malden post office depot burglars entered but took nothing. An Italian murderer suspect captured in Franklin Mass and brought to Providence. Mary Inman 43 died by ingesting Rat poison in Bangor. Webster statue placed Concord awaiting unveiling ceremony.
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Penn
Ellen Sheehy
Snow’s Pond
Ware
Gehlert
Cincinnati
Keene Bros
Skowhegan
Greenwood Station
Malden
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Franklin
Mass
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Bangor
Webster
Concord
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Caine
Cowboys Defeat Boston Nine in Close Contest at Home
In Boston Kansas City beat the Bostons 4 to 1 as Weidman pitched well with support from Hackett. We outbatted and outfielded the home team, despite several dubious umpire calls by Eagan.
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Radbourn
Weidman
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Eagan
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Hmormung
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Whitney
Bassett
Tate
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Boston Blues Defeat Haverhill In Rough, Batters Battle
Boston wins 6 to 5 over Haverhill as Murphy drives in key runs and Bresnahan, Slattery and Hartnett deliver doubles. Willis and Fitzgerald workhia mound, while Cudworth shines in Brockton Newburyport tilt.
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Burns
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Gorshaw
Woop
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Fitzgerald
Willis
Murphy
Haverilis
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Wood Released by Brocktons as Leagues Move
W A Wood is released by the Brocktons. The New Hampshire State League signs Articles of qualified admission to the National agreement. A special meeting of the New England League at the Commonwealth Hotel Haverhill is set for Wednesday evening to transact important business. No National League games today or tomorrow as clubs travel east.
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Dublin Archbishop Seeks Irish MPs Retention in Westminster
Archbishop Walsh of Dublin has been in London for a week urging Parnell followers to keep Irish members at Westminster in the home rule plan. Cardinal Manning pressed the Propaganda to back retention to protect Catholic education, warning a removal would harm denominational schools and shift Irish MPs toward Parliament in Dublin. A conference at Cardinal Manning's house signaled hope Parnell would concede to retain Irish representation in London.
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House of Commons
Calamitous examples weigh against Gladstone home rule plan
London May 24 Professor Goldwin Smith hurls another attack on Mr Gladstone's home rule proposal for Ireland calling it a sudden and terrible surrender of a great nation He warns Englishmen to heed alarming parallels from the United States and Canada where machine politics end electoral liberties.
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Goldwin Smith
Mr. Gladstone
Ireland
Great Britain
Gladstone
Liberal
Smith
United States of America
Canada
Armistice Arranged Amid Greek Turkish Fighting
In Athens on May 24 the Greeks accuse Turks of treachery at Contra where two Greek companies were captured during a flag of truce. Greeks reclaim Contra, repulse Turks at Critzovo, and Greek general Louis is mortally wounded. Eyouk Pasha and General Sapounzaki finalize an armistice. motions to disband several army classes and liberate volunteers. Greek commanders at Larissa Trikala and Arta ordered to withdraw inland as disbanding prep begins.
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British reaction to seized Canadian fishing schooners
In the House of Commons Mr. Osborne Morgan reported a cable from Minister West in Washington about a despatch on the seizure of the fishing schooners David J. Adams and Ella M. Doughty. He said communications would be considered in a friendly spirit to protect Canada’s fishery rights.
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House of Commons
Osborne Morgan
David J. Adams
Ella M. Doughty
West
Washington
United States
Canada
Welcoming Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes in London
A large St George's Club gathering in London honors Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes with many notables present including US Minister Phelps Commissioner Van Wagner Consul General Waller and Lord Napier. Attendees include MPs Lords ambassadors actors and writers across political and cultural circles.
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St. George’s Club
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States
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van Wagner
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Penfield
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R. B. Holden
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James O’donohue
Charles Palmer
John B. White
Bret Harte
Dukes of Argyll
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Renounced Catholicism by 60-year-old prelate in Venice lineage
Monsignor Remier aged 60 a prelate in the Popes household and noted writer appeared before Rev Dr Nevin in the American Church of St Paul and adjured the Catholic faith entering the Anglican Episcopal Church, May 24.
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Favorable Negotiations on Home Rule Bill
London May 24 The Chamberlain party and government continue negotiations with a favorable prospect for settlement of the home rule issue. Mr Chamberlain has authorized the whip to tell the ministry radical dissidents will not insist on withdrawing the bill if clause 24 is removed. They will abstain from opposing the second reading if the clause is stricken.
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Chamberlain
Perkins Triumphs In Thames Boat Race
George J. Perkins of England defeated Neil Matterson of Australia by three lengths in the Thames race for £200 a side and the England championship cup, rowed today on the usual course in London.
Lords Reject Second Reading On Deceased Wife’s Sister Bill
In London on May 24 the House of Lords defeated the second reading of the marriage with a deceased wife’s sister bill by 149 to 127. The Prince of Wales supported the measure while the Duke of Connaught, who favored it, paired. Nineteen bishops voted with the majority.
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Emissaries Send Condolences to Minister Pendleton
Berlin reports all American ministers in Europe and many foreign reps sent condolence messages to Minister Pendleton. Empress Augusta also expressed sympathy via telegram from Baden.
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Europe
Pendleton
Augusta
Baden
Hewes Medical Club Holds Eighth Annual Reunion Dinner
Officers of Division 6 put out a fire at J Parker barber shop 25 4th Street South Boston causing $10 damage. Mary Connolly of 35 Athens Street arrested for assault with a teacup on Sarah Hill of 64 Silver Street. Hill badly cut her right hand by forced window entry and nearly bled to death.
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Sealed Instructions Triumphs In Madison Square Engagement
At Park Theatre last night the Madison Square company opened the fourth week of its run with Mrs. J C Ver Planck's Sealed Instructions. The play, a polished collaboration with rapid twists and a London origin, features fine acting from Agnes Booth Maud Harrison Annie Russell and others. The plot centers on a packet of diplomatic papers and a young man's downfall and redemption amid multiple subplots. The production earns praise for realism and stagecraft, with a crowded house and evident enthusiasm.
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Haughton
Maud Harrison
Kaherine
Annie Russell
Herbert Kelcey
Pepita at Hollis Street Theatre Aimed at Music
A critique of Pepita describing a thin plot and strong music. The setting is Scalliwaxico with automata and a love triangle involving Pepita and Don Pablo. Miss Lillian Russell shines as Pepita with notable vocal and stage presence.
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Lillian Russell
Carmenserita
Bella Thorns
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Jacques Kruger
Signor G. Taglieri
Don Gravelo
L. J. Monico
Curae
Fred Solomon
Shane na-Lawn Irish drama fills Globe Theatre crowd
The Globe Theatre hosted a lively Irish drama Shane na-Lawn with a strong audience showing. W. J. Scanlan leads in a vivid performance, supported notably by Mr. and Mrs. Turner Miss Hadhey Mr. Bergman and Mr. Ogden as the cast impresses with able acting and solid scenery.
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Soap Bubble at Boston Theatre Receives Mixed Reviews
The Boston Theatre premiere of Phister's Soap Bubble drew a sizable audience but critics mock the work as a messy effort. Baker and Farron received applause for performances though Farron fails to charm, while Baker's expressive face and comic manner attract attention. Some numbers nearly succeed but overall singing was marred by shrill vocal tones.
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Opera Revival In This City Attracts Crowd Despite Flaws
The production has been staged twice before here at Oakland Garden and Bijou Theatre. Last night’s version differed for the worse yet retained its core appeal the paradise where maidens renounce the world. Among forty ladies on stage Miss Maggie Cline Lida Moss Louisa Bliss and Victoria Worth stood out with Worth the best singer. Scenery costumes were commendable and the audience showed generous applause.
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