Notable Boston Theatre Weekline Cast Etc for A Ward of France
Klaw and Erlanger bring A Ward of France to the Boston Theatre with a strong cast including Maurice Barrymore Joseph E Whiting Charles Kent Max Figman Stephen Grattan Henry Herman Stephen Wright Emily Rigl Ursula Guernett Una Abell Maude Granger Maude Winter and Mabell Burt. Fiske praises Tess reception at Tremont and rumors of a spring return. Davenport asks viewers for title ideas while Mack songs in An Irish Gentleman at Hollis Street Theatre draw praise.
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Mack
Anna Buckley
Paris
the Park
Mary Jane
William Faversham
Hollis
Fred Frear
Grand Opera House
Frank Daniels
Bowdoin Square
Austin
Frank J. Keenan
Grand Theatre
Wilson Barrett
New York
San Francisco
Keith's
New Jersey
Marshall P. Wilder
Weber
Fields
The
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Cook
Sonora
Mr. Cook
Smith and Cook
Miss Sonora
Zoo
Lydia Eustis Debuts Before Fashionable Steinert Audience
In the gold and white Steinert hall Miss Lydia Eustis sang a mezzo recital before a stylish crowd, with notable accompanists including T. and Joseph Adamowski Mme Szumowska and Max Zach. The program opened with Brahms string group and featured Faure Stances de Sappho Gounod and Weber among others, drawing bouquets and praise despite initial nerves.
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Lydia Eustis
Steinerts
Messrs. T
Joseph Adamowski
Mme. Szumowska
Max Zach
Brahms
Adamowskis
Czar
Czarina
Russia
Eustis
New York
T. J. Coolidge
France
F. R. Sears, Jr
Herbert
Hammerstein Fails and Assigns to Phillips
Oscar Hammerstein owner of Olympia Music Hall and Lyric Theatre assigns to Louis J. Phillips. Employees become preferred creditors and will be paid in full within days. Olympia and Lyric close until creditors are arranged. Hammerstein says he is unable to manage and that total indebtedness is about $50,000.
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New York
Oscar Hammerstein
Olympia Music Hall
Lyric Theatre
Louis J. Phillips
Olympia
Hammerstein
New, York
City power bill setback amid machine control opposition
The bill to centralize city legislative power in machine hands was rejected by about 6000 votes. The Record opposed the move and praised the Post for aiding the effort while other papers backed the change. An ad touts Salvation Oil at twenty five cents a bottle.
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Record
Post
Malden Woman Charged in Fatal Split Second Shooting
In Malden on November 4 John Connors, 27, was shot twice by his lover Maria Dolan. Connors survived, with wounds from a left ear to the jaw and a back wound. Dolan confessed to police and was held on $2000 bond, later committed when bail defaulted.
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Malden
John Connors
Maria Dolan
Connors
Post
Reputed couple in fatal shooting on Ferry street
Connors and Mrs Dolan rented a room at 146 Ferry street posing as man and wife. After a quarrel this morning he fired twice. Dolan said to have shot him. Neighbors report her threat to leave without warning and claim she might have planned it.
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Hess’s
Boston Express
Dolan
Malden
Connors
Ferry Street
A. J. Gagner
Artist’s Bohemian Divorce Tale From New York Court
In New York's Supreme Court Part III an artist Charles Mytinger and his wife Amy Lee face divorce proceedings. The couple lived in Mytinger's West Twenty third Street studio with friends from the Bohemian circle and three children. Amy Lee testified to the growing rift as Mytinger dated a blonde Daisy Ray, while neighbors recalled their shared social life. The wife seeks freedom and a future with a plain business man, while Mytinger hopes to marry Daisy Ray in fact as well as name. A second case, Sara Dorfman suing Henry Dorfman for separation, featured cruelty claims and emotional testimony. The court reserved its decision.
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New York
Supreme Court
Bohemia
Charles Mytinger
Upper Broadway
Smyth
Mr. Mytinger
Mytinger
Amy Lee
Seventh Regiment
Myting
Sixtysixth Street
Central Park
Mrs. Mytinger
Daisy Ray
Broooklyn
Miss Ray
Dorfman
Miller Charged with Embezzlement in Realty Trust Case
H A Miller faces embezzlement charges for $3060 taken from the Boston Realty Trust Company with dates including December 23 1895. The Roxbury Municipal Court heard the case before Judge Bolster with Gov Harriman counsel for the state and A S Davis E A Bakley for Miller. The defense suggests N P Morse treasurer is the guilty party. Miller admitted handling funds from Morse and Wood Harmon Co receipts totaling $1020 monthly.
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H. A. Miller
Boston Realty Trust Company
Bolster
Roxbury
Harriman
A. S. Davis
E. A. Bakley
Miller
N. P. Morse
Wood, Harmon & Co
Morse
Wodd, Harmon & Co
Realty Company
Trade report shows UK imports exceed exports with US led gains
Consul General Osborne reports to the State Department on 189 trade figures for the United Kingdom. Imports rise sharply by 125.6 million with a US excess of 98.99 million. Exports total 1.2007 billion, up 70 million, yielding a 370 million surplus in favor of the United States over 15 years.
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Washington
Osborne
London
State Department
United Kingdom
United States
Liquor Dealers Granted Wednesday Thursday Access
The Board of Police issued an order allowing liquor dealers with business before the board to be received on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The entire board will be in session then. Dealers may call any time to see any commissioner.
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Board of Police
Police Board
Strike of Cutlery Workers at Goodell Company
Twenty five men in the blade buffing and handle finishing department of the Goodell Cutlery Company in Antrim New Hampshire walked out today after a 5 percent wage cut announced yesterday. Ex Governor D H Goodell is president and nearly sole owner of the firm which has about 260 employees and a 25 year history with no prior labor troubles.
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Antrim
N. H
Goodell Cutlery Company
D. H. Goodell
Trial prep for Olive Pecker crew on captain murder
United States district attorney staff close to bringing the case to trial. Assistant District Attorney John H. Casey says hearing will be ready next week. A relative of Captain Nash mentions Herbert Fuller in New York Harbor and possible Boston visit if a new trial is granted.
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United States District Attorney’s Office
John H. Casey
Mr. Casey
Nash
Herbert Fuller
Fuller
New York Harbor
Bram
Barkentine
Boston
Savings Banks of Massachusetts Commissioners Business
Public notice dated October 80th 1897 addressed to the Commissioners of Savings Banks of Massachusetts. The item records official business of financial supervision and regulatory action by state authorities.
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Commissioners of Savings Banks of
Massachusetts
Trustees Verify Trust Statements From International Trust Co
The board of directors of International Trust Company certifies that the foregoing statement has been verified. Directors listed include William Claflin Patrick A Collins Aaron Davis Weld William W Crapo Alonzo N Burbank Thomas F Temple John M Graham Robert M Morse John Hogg Lyman Fighols.
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International Trust Company
William Claflin
Patrick A. Collins
Aaron Davis Weld
William W. Crapo
Alonzo
N. Burbank
Thomas F. Temple
John M. Graham
Robert M. Morse
John Hogg
Lyman Fighols
Market dull with Dominion Coal corner fears rise
The Nov 4 market saw a dull, narrow session with declines and sporadic rallies. Dominion Coal is viewed as cornered yet investors doubt a short interest. Standard Oil affiliates announce a 3 percent quarterly dividend payable Dec 15. Oregon Improvement reorganization calls for installments by Nov 15. American Cotton Oil declares 3 percent semiannual dividend.
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Chicago
Bears
H. O. Havemeyer
Francis W. Welch
Boston Stock Exchange
Hayden, Stone & Co
Exchange
Homer Goodwin
Joseph J. Thorndike
Ww. F. Putnam & Co
Goodwin & Thorndike
Dominion Coal
Dominion
Standard Oil Company
Boston
Dominion Coal Company
New England Coke and Gas Company
New York
Union Pacific
Denver & Gulf Securities
Lawson
Butte and Gas
Big
Weasel
Oregon Improvement Reorganization Committee
American Cotton Oil Company
Pinkham
Market Report Shows Day's Highs and Lows
Official report of sales records the day’s high and low prices along with closing figures, including bids and asks.
Key West CubaDemonstration Against Autonomy
Cuban population in Key West staged a torchlight procession and public addresses at Carlos Opera House to reject autonomy from Spain. Strong resolutions proclaimed opposition with banners reading independence or death and long displays decorated the city.
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Key West
Fla
Acc
Spain
Carlos Opera House
Nadile
Alaska Bishop Nicholas Arrives in Washington in Canonical Robes
Nicholas, Bishop of Alaska and the Aleutian Islands, arrived in Washington from San Francisco and called on President McKinley. He wore full canonical robes of royal purple velvet with a high headdress and a veil, his chest glittering with diamonds and precious stones.
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Nicholas
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Aleutian Islands
Ington
Sancisco
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