Young desperado still at large after Barnstable jail escape
Barnstable Massachusetts November 14 The boy desperado Marshall N Benson escaped from Barn stable jail Sunday afternoon He evaded keepers by slipping from the wash room to the bucket house and into the wood line then crossed the railroad embankment toward woodland He entered the freight house between 5 and 6 o clock and damaged a case of prunes stealing about two pounds of goose fruit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstable
Marshall N. Benson
Benson
McArdle
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Escape of Benson Prompts Reward and Police Hunt
A 17 year old prisoner named Benson escaped from the Bourne jail area after being escorted to the wash room at the courthouse. A reward of zero dollars is offered for information leading to recapture, with potential doubling if authorities fail to apprehend him soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Cash
Miller Visits Boston to Meet Post Managers
The Franklin Syndicate leader William F. Miller and attorney Robert A. Ammon traveled from Brooklyn and New York to Boston to press for an advertisement and discuss articles about his operations. Miller brandished a sack said to hold 100000 dollars while Ammon spoke for him, but the Post declined paid insertion and ran the material as news with notices on incorporation plans and office closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Franklin Syndicate
William F. Miller
Boston
Floyd Street
Brooklyn
Miller
Robert A. Ammon
Bennett Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ammon
Mr. Ammon
The
Charlestown
Main Street
General Otis Reports Typhoon Impact and Battle Updates
General Otis reports a typhoon in Manila and Luzon with four inches of rain this month. General Lawton is beyond telegraphic reach. Wheaton engages near San Fabian with the 33rd Battalion defeating about 400 enemies. two wounded and fourteen dead found, with forty-one rifles. Wheaton set to attack San Jacinto. Hughes operates across Panay near Iloilo and surrounding towns.
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Washington
War Department
Otis
Manila
Luzon
Lawton
Wheaton
San Jacinto
Hughes
Panay
Iloilo
Cordova
Maasen
Cabatuan
Desperate Charge on Ambushed Rebels Near San Fabian
In Luzon the Thirty third Infantry and an equal insurgent force clashed for two hours five miles from San Fabian. One American officer and six men were killed and one officer and twelve soldiers wounded. 29 Filipinos captured and 100 rifles seized. One hundred insurgents lay dead in trenches and fields. American forces included Major Logan Cronk and Marsh leading a long skirmish line through mud and ruined bridges as sharpshooters harassed from trees and houses.
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Marsh
Gatling
Dagupan
San Fabian
Manila
General Wheaton
General Young
Aguinaldo
Génerala Wheaton
Young
Aguindido
Wheaton
San Jacinto
Howe
Howland
Luzon
John A. Logan
Cronk
Beaumont sisters charm at Columbia Music Hall engagement
The Beaumont sisters draw heavy demand for seats at the Irving engagement opening Monday at Hollis. The Two Orphans and Sag Harbor entertain at Bowdoin Square and Pavl Pentre, with matinees as popular as evening shows. Denman Thompson retains his audience in The Old Homestead at the Boston Theatre as Andrew Mack ends his run at the Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont Sisters
Columbia Music Hall
Irving
Hollis
Bowdoin Square
Sag Harbor
Denman Thompson
Old Homestead
Boston Theatre
Andrew Mack
Rohans
Museum
Boston
Sale
Entertainers on Stage and Sailors Attend Navy Night
The week features J E Dodson in Be cause She Loved Him So and The Sorrows of Satan at the Grand Opera House. Rose Coghlan and John T Swilivan present The White Heather while Three Little Lambs draws a Navy Night crowd at Tremont Theatre with U S Manning crew in attendance. The Heart of Maryland continues at Castle Square the week of Nov 20 as Eagle's Nest shows at Grand Dime Theatre lead to The Two Orphans next. Evans and Vidocq entertain Howard audiences with witty cross fire. Felix Morris headlines Keith's with varied acts. Clayton the strong man performs at Austin Stone's. Grand Dime Theatre hosts a second concert next Sunday. tickets on sale at the box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexia Bassain
Three Little Lambs” Company
Miss Bassain
Chris and the Wonderful Lamp
Klaw & Erlanger
B. D. Stevens
John Philip Sousa
Chicago
Boston
di Gran Galéato
Giacosa
John Blair
Tremont Theatre
Mr. Frohman
Madison Square Theatre
New York
John B. Mason
Robert C. Hilliard
Grant Stewart
Hilda Spong
Laura Joyce Bell
Worcester
Johnny Page
Mary Young
Chris and
Leslie Carter
Quinsy
J. E. Dodson
Annie Irish
Museum
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Hollis
Grand Opera House
Charles Kent
Rose Coghlan
John T. Swilivan
White Heather
Mimic Tars
U. S. S. Manning
Miss Ritchie
Fifth Avenue Company
Alfonso
Davy Jones
Heart of Maryland
Castle Square
Eagle's Nest
Grand Dime Theatre
Howard
Evans
Vidocq
Howard's
Felix Morris
Keith’s
Clayton
Austin & Stone’s
Boston Esquicentennial Festival Opens At Opley Hall
A festive opening marks the esqui centennial celebration of the Second Church in Copley Square with historic Boston buildings on display. Miss Cutter's Ladies' Orchestra, Miss Marion Littlefield, and Mr. Walter Hawzie perform, as costumes enhance the city scene. The festival continues Friday night with new features added daily.
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Old Boston
Opley Blall
Cutter
Ladies’ Orchestra
Marion Littlefield
Gontralto
Walter Hawzie
Cadet Theatrical Fame
Copley Square
van Ness
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Procter & Gamble CO
Desperado
Cape Cod
Marshall
Bourne
Second Church
Blackstone
Mayo-Mather
Befij
Fraftiklin
Green Dragon
Old Feather Store
Lamb Tavern
Steinert’s Musical Rooms
Boylston Street
Charles E. Lauriat Co
Wam Street
General Otis
Ib. Chapin & Adams
Ad Grocers
State St
Mass
Pers Ae
Columbia Promenade
Luxe
Theatre and
Cardin
Tremont
Alvaride
George W. Lederer
Mats. Wed
N. Y. Theatre Company
Sem Bernard
Fay Templeton
Beaumont
Neapolitan Orchestra
Souinaldo
Vaudeville
Muhlanbarks
Milton and
Dolly Nobles
the Nawns
Lydia Dreams
Fairyland
Hollis Isaac BR. Rich
Palmer Cox Brownies
Malcolm Douglass
Boston Music Hall
Morgan Chagel Day Nursery
Heard’s
Hotel Touraine
Herick’s
WWEEK
Charles Frohman
Lord
Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
Boston Museum Tobavinscescs
Andrew Iveack
Rohans Moniday
Wm. Gillette
Hollis Isaac B. Rich
Empire Theatre Company
GarTier
S. Wed
J. T. Grant
Room 2A
Washington St
Ets
Wright & Ditson
George W. Mager
A. Brady
Satan
Arthur C. Alston
Maribp Corelli
Q. Theatre
Tremont St
Oxford
HEART
Maryland
Heart OF
Baer
Ooreeaereey
Eugene Tompkins
Lessee
Mgr
Jas. A. Herne
Sagezahabor
Herulesa Clayton Pickaninny
Austin Istone
NEW Palace SE Theatre
Victorian Club
Charles Welsh
Regent’s Hall
Huntington Avenue
W. F. Durfee
Middleton
N. Y
William F. Durfee
New Bedford
W. L. Douglas
United
Brockton, Mass
Aus
Mmer St
Cor
Conee St
Gioward
Rall Ave
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