Lord Mayor Tallon and Mr Redmond Treated with Warm Welcome
Boston Press Club reception honors Lord Mayor Tallon and Hon John E Redmond M P with music by Ockett's Orchestra and remarks on the Parnell monument fund and Irish press progress. Attendees include Champlin Curran and other prominent Boston papers figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallon
John BE. Redmond
M. P
Boston Press Club
Ople
Redmond
Hazewell
San Francisco
Parnell Fund
M. M. Cunniff
Wenon. Williamss. McNary
M. W. Norris
Mr. Willams
Dublin
Tremont Theatre
Mr. Barnet
Dr Thomas L Jenks dies after sudden collapse in court
Prominent Boston figure Dr Thomas L Jenks president of the North End Savings Bank and former Boston Police Commissioner dies minutes after collapsing in Pem berton Square Superior Court yesterday. He left a drug business legacy and strong West End ties, with funeral planned Friday at 2 p.m.
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Thomas L. Jenks
North End Savings Bank
Superior Courthouse
Boston
Boston Police Commission
Allen Street
Bank
Court House
Pemberton Square
I. B. Rich
Hollis Street Theatre
Jenks
Ourt
John P. Reynolds
Draper
Merrimac and
Portland Streets
William Klay Porter
Green Street
West End
Public Memorial for Dr Jenks at Parker House
A March 27 1889 memorial gathering at the Parker House honored Dr Jenks public career with Boston pharmacists and civic leaders in attendance. Mayor Hart praised him as a good citizen and honest man while remarks highlighted his leadership at the Board of Commissioners of Public Institutions and savings in department costs. He supported land acquisitions and utilities, oversaw a large estate and bank interests, and remained active in clubs and municipal affairs.
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Jenks
Mr. Porter
James Dennie
Parker House
Boston
Jones
A. C. Smith
Mayor Hart
William Gaston
N. P. Banks
C. W. Whitten
W. C. Williamson
Pierce
Forest Hills Corporation
Bolles
West Roxbury
Long Island
Bank
Boston Club
American Pharmaceutical Association
Algonquin
New Hampshire
Universalist Association
Green Street
Eulogies for Dr Jenks at Boston Druggists Meeting
The Boston Druggists Association mourned the sudden death of Dr. Jenks at a dinner meeting at Young's. Ex Mayor Hart was absent but will speak later. Amos K. Tilden and J B Orne praised Jenks as founder and ideal citizen, noting his leadership of the College of Pharmacy and the association.
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Boston Druggists’ Association
Young’s
Dr. Jenks
Hart
Amos K. Tilden
J. 8. Orne
Cambridge
E. C. Marshall
Jenks
J. 3. Orne
Druggists’ Association
American Pharmaceutical Association
Boston
C. F. Cutler
Nathan J. Rust
Association
George H. Ngraham
Amos B. Tilden
Charles Cutler
James O. Jordain
G. D. Gilman
The Absent Minded Beggar Poem by Kipling
Kipling’s verse for a fund aiding wives and children of British troops sent to South Africa appears with a note of charity. The piece urges readers to donate to ease the burdens of soldiers abroad and their families at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudyard Kipling
South Africa
London Daily Mail
Kipling
New York Journal
Tommy
Recital by De Pachmann Draws Large Steinert Hall Audience
Vladimir De Pachmann played a varied program including Beethoven Waldstein Schubert Impromptu Mendelssohn Nocturne Chopin Ballade and Weber pieces. The pianist showed both brilliance and liberties with tempo drawing strong applause and two or three encores. The third recital is set for Thursday November 2 and the fourth for Saturday November 4.
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Vladimir de Pachmann
Steinert Hall
the Waldstein
Schubert
Mendelssohn
Schumann
Mazourka
Chopin
Weber
de Pachmann
Boston Stage Feasts as City Theatres Flourish This Week
Boston theatres report strong demand with full houses across venues. Notables include Jessie Busley joining Daniel Frohman in New York, Bertha Galland linked to James K Hackett, and Anne Held dazzling at the Boston Theatre.
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Boston
Jessie Busley
Daniel Frohman
Daly’s Theatre
New York
Bertha Galland
Joseph Haworth
James K. Hackett
Jennico
Blanche Walsh
Melbourne MacDowell
Hartford
Dan Frohman
Bessie Tyree
Daly's Theatre
Lord
Lady Algy
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Hollis
London
Kryle Bellew
Mrs. Potter
de Wolf Hopper
Miss Hollands Versatility in Two Little Vagrants
Mildred Holland drawn large audience at Grand Opera House as Helene in the same play. Neva Harrison filled in as Fan Fan, delivering a boyish and boy acting portrayal that pleased critics and audiences alike.
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Boston
Anna Held
Papa
Boston Theatre
Grand Opera House
Helene
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Grand Dime Theatre
Tremont
Harvard
Eith’s
Edith Wilbur
Austin & Stone’s
Mildred Holland
Fan Fan
Miss Holland Buur
Neva Harrison
Miss Holland
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BSE Gwel Ali Jilivvlile
Yright
THE
Procter & Gamble CO
Cincinnati
Press Club
Mr. Redmond
Detroit Journal
Mr. Porter’s
Thomas Leighton Jenks
Conway
N. H
Harvard Medical School
United States
General Scott
Democracy
Democratic State Committee
Boston Common Council
House of Representatives
City Hospital
Tilden
Washington
Thomas Gargan
Major Jones
Colonel Walker
Police Board
Burley
Nat Wales
Metropolitan Board
Kruger
Kharki
Paul
Duke
Cook
Table Bay
Lambeth
W.L. Douglas
Wise
Brockton
Mass
Mx Puree
Sat Ste Berson Eace
Chapin & Adams
State
Masse
George W. Magee
Edwardoo
Minanan
Holland
Chas. A. Yale
Harry Lacy
Ida van Siclen
Dickie
Francesca Redding
Texas
Drawee
Monroe and
Mack
Brothers Damm
Maxwell and Simpson
Dillon Brothers
Biograph
Queen of Light
Castle Rmnecie
Tremont St
Tele
Tel
Morton and
Reese’s
Heart OF
Aromas
Oxford
Hollis Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Sins Dal
Miss Blossom
Empire That Tre CO
ALGY
New Palace Theatre
Utopians Big Burlesque CO
Jeffries-Sharkey
Barnet
Thave
Columbie Lure
MOOR
Sale Street
Eugene Tompkins
Anna
Smith & DeKoven
Harvard-Pennsy
Boston Museum
Topav Secs A
Daniel and
Charlies Frohman
Kite Horse Tavern
Andrew Mach
JAS. Sac
Absue & Stones
Tremont Row
Mraded
Chicago
Boston Stage
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