Miss Clarke Opens Cambridge Woodbridge Gymnasium
Daily Talks with Boston Women profiles Miss Margaret E Clarke an enterprising Cambridge fitness advocate who opened the Woodbridge Gymnasium on Beach street offering classes for girls and women from 14 to 40. The gym serves as a social hub for local clubs and promotes health centered physical culture.
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Margaret E. Clarke
Cambridge
Hub
Dr. Sargent
Harvard School
Harvard
Miss Clarke
Woodbridge Gymnasium
Beach Street
North Avenue
Boston
Tam
Cantabrigia Club
Facts Fads And Foibles In Our Times
A humorous collage notes the Crown Prince of Germany doubting humanity as sinners and claiming his mother is not. It catalogs lattice pockets dating to Edward III and chatelaine watches, including a gold globe watch with hidden spring. French divorce data show peak unhappiness in years five to ten, with low divorce among ten to twenty and very few after age thirty.
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Germany
Edward III
Traveling costume for a Young Girl Hat Details
A traveling costume for a young girl can be made in Scotch plaid or beige cloth. The straw hat features a wavy narrow brim and is trimmed with a velvet knot and flower spray.
Gossip of the big stores and latest dress novelties
The column surveys department store displays on Washington street. McIntosh's promotes house and tea gowns with bold designs like black sarah and salmon pink crepe de chine. Jackson, Marsh, and others showcase leather trims, striped velvets, and new fur and cloak departments.
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McIintosh
Sarah
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Pingat
Tar and Tartar shines at Globe in Boston staging
Brightly costumed performers and a lively cast drew a full house as Tar and Tartar entertained Boston with its witty plot and brisk humor. Fred Frear led the joke as the Circassian with topical allusions, while Pruette, Frear, and Annie Myers delivered strong vocal numbers. Jane at the Columbia promises a short run and a roses- scented welcome for Tommy Shea.
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Globe Theatre
Boston
Globe
Mr. Pruette
Muley Hassan
Morocco
Fred Frear
Farina
Annie Myers
FOR HER DAINTY FEET WINTER SHOE FASHIONS
Footwear styles for women prioritize neat shoes over outfits. Lace up boots keep shape as feet expand. French kid with patent trim remains fashionable. Pointed toes appear in slim designs, satin dominates evening wear, and sandal slippers gain favor while Oxfords stay popular when tied properly.
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Worgan
Nostalgic Kitchen Tips From Frugal Era Pantry
A compact list of traditional household tricks uses common pantry items. Warming crackers, soaking onions in milk for frying, citrus rubs, and repurposing stale bread are shown alongside methods like frying with bacon fat, refreshing meat with lemon, and flavoring with orange peels and nutmeg.
Fashion Tips for Broad Shoulders and Balloon Sleeves
The latest style guide urges adding width to shoulders with cane flounces or epaulettes and enlarging sleeves for a dramatic silhouette. It recommends broad chests, large lapels on dresses, and short low neck bodies to reveal shoulders, with balloon sleeves and a waist compatible with a twenty inch corset.
Babes in the Wood thrills Boston Theatre with lavish pageantry
The Boston Theatre presented Babes in the Wood last night in a lavish production. Tompkins spared no expense on costumes, scenery, and music. The cast featured Cottrelly as Alpacca and Morella as Taffeta with a strong chorus and elaborate ballets. The show drew enthusiastic crowds and multiple encores for its grand transformations and Parisian ballet numbers.
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Mime Cottrelly
Alpacca
Muley Hassan
Myra Morella
Charles Meyer
Robert Watson
H. M. Ravenscroft
Muley
Willie
Boston
Tompkins
Signorina T. Stranezzi
Signorina G. Prioris
Signorina E. Salmoiraghi
Signor A. Biamchitieri
George Melville
Oan
Mile
Scutellari
Alfred Cellier
N. Lothair
Fred J. Eustis
Amothem Arthur Dunn
Mamie Gilroy
Two Babes
Belle Blacke
Tim Cronin
Bad Men
Parlor Match charms Bowdoin Square crowd in Series 9
Last evening at Bowdoin Square the Parlor Match delighted a crowded audience with its wit and action. Evans Hoey showcase original songs and Miss Mabel Clark dances add flair as Miss Minnie French is absent ill. two week engagement continues with fresh tunes, new music, and sparkling performances.
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Bowdoin Square
Messrs
Evans
Hoey
Minnie French
Innocent Kid
Helen Douglas
Monte Carlo
Mabel Clark
Fencing Master draws large Hollis Street Theatre crowd
Marie Tempest drew a large audience last night at Hollis Street Theatre in Fencing Master. The show received enthusiastic response to all numbers and Miss Grace Golden will perform as Francisca in an extra matinee Wednesday. The run ends this week and has been one of the season’s top attractions.
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Marie Tempest
Hollis Street Theatre
Grace Golden
Fillipa
A Society Fad Captures Tremont Theatre Enthusiasm
A Society Fad drew a full Tremont Theatre crowd last night with strong performances. Miss Glover impressed with top tier dancing, Lydia Yeamans Titus joined as Vestalia with pure soprano tone, Kate Dart offered lively turn as Miss Snowden, and J C Miron delivered a rich voice with multiple encores.
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Tremont Theatre
Vestalia
Kate Dart
Miss Snowden
Palace Theatre thrills with Two Johns and grand vaudeville
Audiences at Austin's Palace Theatre enjoyed a fast fun filled program from curtain up to curtain down. The farce The Two Johns and a top specialty show with songs and dances by young women kept patrons in a merry mood. Continuous shows run from noon today until 1 am tomorrow with election returns read from the stage in the evening. Manager Bingham of the Lyceum Theatre receives high praise for a winning run and a standout first part featuring Prince Dandini and elaborate costumes.
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Janet Melville
Evie Stetson
Hopkins Trans-Oceanic Star Specialty Company
Proctor’s
Twenty-Third Street Theatre
New York
Trewey
Austin
Palace Theatre
Two Johns
Bingham
Lyceum Theatre
Prince Dandini
Lycen
1492 Burlesque Celebrates 100th Park Theatre Show
The Park Theatre hosts the 100th performance of 1492 with an ovation crowd. Favor, Kerke, Walton, Slavin, and Harlow as Queen Isabella receive acclaim while Miss Theresa Vaughn Mae Branson Hilton and Eileen Karl gain strong praise. Little La Regaloncita debuts a Chilean dance with music by Henry J. Leslie.
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Park Theatre
Messrs
Favor
Kerke
Walton
Slavin
Mr. Harlow
Queen Isabella
Theresa Vaughn
Mae Branson
Miss Hilton
Eileen Karl
la Regaloncita
Henry J. Leslie
Crabtree
E. KE. Rice
W. A. Mestayer
Madison Square
Rice
Boston
Fire Patrol at Grand Opera House Opens Week Engagement
Last evening the well known melodrama The Fire Patrol began a week long engagement at the Grand Opera House. Presented by A. Y. Pearson’s dramatic company with W. W. Bittner and Fred Weber in principal roles. A special matinee is scheduled for today.
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Grand Opera House
A. Y. Pearson
W. W. Bittner
Fred Weber
Boston Star Specialty Company Opens Midnight Matinee Tonight
The Boston Howard Atheneum Star Specialty Company opened at the home theatre with old favorites and new faces such as Murray and Alden Fulgora A O Duncan Bertoldi Will H Fox Kara and others warmly welcomed. A midnight matinee begins at 10 30 PM and runs to about 1 00 AM with election returns read from the stage, a first in Boston theatre history.
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Boston
Howard Atheneum Star Specialty Company
Popular Comedy Delights Large Museum Audience
The new stock company delivers a lively performance as audiences applaud the popular comedy. Tonight the State and national election returns will be received by special wire during the show, adding timely excitement to the program.
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New Stock Company
Special Postal Telegraph Co
Wiro
Sidney Herbert
East Indian boy Laloo fetes at Austin Shaw’s venue
The house drew large crowds all day as Laloo, an East Indian boy, debuted a startling stage act featuring a girl figure growing from his breast. The display, described as the week’s principal attraction, drew regular patrons and impressed observers with its unusual nature. Other acts and strong stage shows complemented the program throughout the week.
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Messrs. Austin & Shaw
Laloo
Kneisel Quartet Shines at Chickering Hall Concert
At Chickering Hall last evening a large fashionable audience heard Mr Kneisel present the second concert of his quartet with assistance from Mr Clayton. The performance showcased refined ensemble and notable interpretation, drawing favorable comment from local critics.
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Chickering Hall
Obituaries and funeral notices from Boston area dates Nov 4–Nov 9
Obituary notices list many residents and their ages across Boston, Brookline, Roxbury Highlands, and surrounding towns with funeral arrangements and burial details. Includes Burton, Foster, Cush ing, Corcum, Davenport, Flynn, Jarvis, Lewis, Reynard, Robeson, Roulston, Wentworth, von Arnim, Barrell, Briggs, Campbell, Lamont, Penny, Read, Russell, Forbes, Mason, Ripley, Morrison, and Penge among others with ages ranging from early 20s to late 80s and funeral times at various locations.
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Corcum
Mary E. Corcum
Davenport
Roxbury Highlands
Ira D. Davenport
Epee
Flynn
Boston Highlands
Elizabeth Flynn
Jarvis
Timothy Jarvis
Lewis
Mary Lena
Frank T. Lewis
Reynard
Francis Curtis
Owen
Anna Geet
Robeson
William R. Robeson
Roulston
Edmund H. Roulston
Wentworth
William Wentworth
Arntmcat
Longwood
Sewell Cotton
Theodore F. von Arnim
Barrell
Chelsea
Susan Barrell
Charlestown
Briggs
Newtonville
Freeman
Campbell
Worcester
Mary E
Irvin W. Campbell
Lamont
West Somerville
Hannah W. Lamont
Penny
Elizabeth Penny
Fread
Northwood
N. H
Harriet J. Read
Dean S. Russell
Melrose
Helen Margaret
Dennis C
Isabella _Russell
Forbes
Newton Centre
Mass
Ormond D. Forbes
Mason
Winchester
John C
Ripley
Nellie G.C. Ripley
Theodore Ripley
Morrison
Edwin Morrison
Penge
Allen Street
The City's Dead. List Reported to the Register
In this city on November 5 several deaths were reported. Michael O evine aged 48 Edward J Murray aged unknown Michael O'Brien aged 49 Hiram H Peacock aged 9 were listed with local notices dated November 5.
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Michael O ’ ’Evine
Edward J. Murray
Michael O’brien
Hiram H. Peacock
Applications Recoded by the Register on Nov 7
Individuals listed include Martin B. Jones and Emily J. Woodhouse, Henry J. Green and Catherine O Neil, Fred T. Brown and Matilda Fiske, Sam Epstein and Fanny Whelsley, Eugene J. Gallagher and Bridget Breen, Joseph R. Foster and Catherine T. Moynihan.
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Martin B. Jones
Emily J. Woodhouse
Henry J. Green
Catherine O'Neil
Fred T. Brown
Matilda Fiske
Sam Epstein
Fanny Whelsley
Eugene J. Gallagher
Bridget Breen
Joseph R. Foster
Catherine T. Moynihan
Marriages Registered in City in Early November
Reported to the City Register the first week of November, a ceremony in the city united Henry G. Davis and Gertrude Robin, with the union officiated by Reverend Joseph Monaghan. Another record lists Robert F. Bis marrying in the city on November 2 by Rev. Rob os.
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Lowndes—Farmer
Navy_ yard
Portsmouth
N. H
Alfred Gooding
Edward Rutledge Lowndes
U.S. Marine Corps
Edith Hosmer
Edward Farmer
U.S. Navy
Benson—Bent
Middleboro
W. F. Davis
Myron G. Benson
Emma M. Bent
Falmouth
Mass
Conant—Pottle
Bridgewater
J. W. Pottle
Elbert S. Porter
Annie Ricker
George M. Conart
Boston
Rob Os
Robert F. Bis
Henry G. Davis
Gertrude Rob
Joseph M. Monaghan
Ne Ee
Pore California Winks, Bi Per Gallon, Four Bottles
Blanchard Farrar and associates offer assorted products at a per gallon price. The listing mentions multiple locations including Faneuil Hall Square and 1% Bock Square.
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Farrar
Bock Sq
Faneuil Hall
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