All Star Cast Delights Boston in The Rivals Revival
The all star cast of The Rivals thrilled a full Boston audience at the Boston Theatre yesterday. Joseph Jefferson, Robert Taber, Nat Goodwin, and Mrs John Drew received rousing applause for Sheridan’s comedy, with Taber’s Captain Absolute praised as a revelation and Julia Marlowe charming as Lydia Languish.
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Boston
Boston Theatre
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Anthony Absolute
William H. Crane
Robert Taber
Falkland
Joseph Holland
Bob
Atres
Joseph Jefferson
Lucius O'Frigger
Nat
Goodwin Pagiss
Owe
Oviedee
Holland Pune Christ
Francis Wilson
Malaprop
John Drew
Lydia Languish
Jdulia Marlowe
Eeus Homie Co
Colbie
Fanny Rice
Bob Acres
Taber
Anthony
John Gilbert
William Warren
Nat Goodwin
Lucius O’trigger
David
M. Holland
Fay
Julia Marlowe Taber
Lydia
Lucy
Fragmentary remark on duplicating a coterie of artists
A lingering line contemplates how hard it would be to replicate a group of artists from current or potential professionals on stage today, reflecting on the uniqueness of the ensemble and its impact on spectators.
Summer season and amid theater and vaudeville notes
The article reviews Alexander Salvini in Hamlet at the Museum and previews his Don Cesar de Bazan and The Three Guardsmen closings. It notes Tremont and Hollis venues with wheelmen nights, souvenirs, Aida at Castle Square, and upcoming Yankee Cruiser. Also details Keith's acts, Paul Boyton boiler, Howard Atheneum acts, and Brockton Brockton Lady Ethel Tyler engagements.
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Alexander Salvini
Salvini
Salvni
Don Cesar de Bazan
Wiggin Seeks Cross Examination in Norfolk Inquiry
The Norfolk county inquiry adjourned with ex Commissioner Wiggin seeking cross examination to defend against charges linking him to current commissioners. Witnesses including Field and Hill testified about jail engine costs and courthouse converters, with figures ranging from 600 to 1350 dollars, as adjournment set for Monday morning.
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Norfolk County
Wiggin
Storey
Sanger
Field
Daniells
Morrell
A. A. Hill
Hyde Park
Bates & Co
Hill
Webber
Court House
Soo
Sunday religious services across Boston churches
The notice lists multiple churches and denominations with Sunday schedules. Tremont Temple hosts morning service on Sunday with a sermon titled The Sunday School in Theory and Practice, plus a 7:30 p.m. anniversary event. Other Baptist, Congregational, Methodist, Presbyterian, Spiritualist, Unitarian, and Undenominational groups announce sermons, Sunday schools, lectures, and special meetings at Shawmut Avenue, Dudley, Columbus Avenue, and other city venues, inviting public attendance.
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Tremont Temple
George C. Lorimer
D. D
Spenceley
Temple Sunday School
Ingorimer Hall
First Free Baptist
People’s Temple
Post
Ridlon
Boston Woman's Relief Corps
Columbus Avenue
Woodman Bradbury
Laconia
N. H
Carter and Root
Hodges
Harrell-Liston Quartet
First Spiritual Temple
Newbury
Exeter Streets
Lyman C. Howe
Boston
Berkeley Hall
Berkeley Street
Regular Society
Veteran Spiritualist Union
Moses Hall
Lyceum
Gospel OF Spirit Return Society
Minnie M. Soule
Hiawatha Hall
Tremont Street
Parliament OF Man
Bumstead Hall
Music Hall
James Logan Gordon
Sujeet
Best Quartet
Association Hall
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
George H. Cate
N. Eaton Burkett
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Milan C. Ayre
Boston Daily Advertiser
Richard H. Dana
George Mendall Taylor
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Cambridge Sun Day Post Promises Illustrated Arena Growth
Cambridge readers are urged to order the Sun Day Post which will feature an illustrated arena and the growth of Cambridge since 46. The notice highlights local advancement and urges subscription for the upcoming edition.
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Cambridge
Sunday Post
Prices trend downward warns Bradstreet weekly review
Bradstreet notes a between seasons trade has begun and price movement again declines. Bank clearings fall 7.3 percent from prior week while year over year gains rise. Business failures in the United States total 227 for the week, with 25 in Canada. Exports of gold remain $8.9 million as part of early year borrowing, and rail earnings for May up 2.7 percent from last year but down 12.7 percent from 1893-8.
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New York
R. G. Run & Co
St. Louis
United States
Canada
Must Pay Weekly Case Decided In East Boston Court
Judge W H H Emmons ruled the Jewett Lumber Company violated the 1894 weekly payment law. The case, argued by Captain Sellars, continues for sentence next Tuesday. The firm employs many workers and pays biweekly, so the ruling impacts numerous corporations statewide.
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W. H. H. Emmons
East Boston
Jewett Lumber Company
Sellars
Emmons
Mercantile Corporation
Incorporated Express Company
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