Grand Opera House hosts Fitzsimmons in A Fight for Love
Robert Fitzsimmons stars in Hal Reid's four act comedy drama at the Grand Opera House last evening. The crowd greeted him warmly as the villain plots, a forged shoe scheme and a vitriol attack while Fitzsimmons and Bob himself stage a final boxing rescue. Julia May Gifford shines as Vivian Ellington with songs including Tell Me that Beautiful Story. Next week A H Woods production Dealers in White Slaves.
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Robert Fitzsimmons
Grand Opera House
Hal Reid
Fitzsimmons
Bob
William l. Douglas
Brockton
Julia May Gifford
Vivian Ellington
Mr. J. K. Hutchinson
Horace Sheppard
Frederick Watson
Mike Tobin
Emily Dodd
Madge Grey
Vandyke Brooke
Daniel Sullivan
Patrick Henry Jones
Marie Hynes
Jane Ellington
New Jersey
Mr. Fitzsimmons
Harvard Yale Football Trip Special Train Fares
Special round trip train tickets to New Haven for the Harvard Yale game go on sale in Boston. Fares 4.50 for the 8:35 a m South station coach train, 6.50 for the 8:30 Back Bay train and 8.50 for the 8:15 South station parlor car train. Tickets available at 362 Washington street South and Back Bay stations and Leavitt Peirce Harvard Square Cambridge. Private party cars can be arranged through L H Palmer or A C Kendall.
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Harvard-Yale
New Haven
N. Y
N. H
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Washington Street
South
Back Bay
Boston
Leavitt & Peirce
Harvard Square
Cambridge
South Station
Fom
L. H. Palmer
A. C. Kendall
New York Stars Stage Burlesque At Lyceum
The New York Stars opened a week at the Lyceum with Stolen Sweets a clean burlesque featuring German character doubles. Cast highlights include Charles B Watson Harry G Elliott Ethel Elliott Ira Grannon John McMahon Alice Porter and the trio Roberts Hayes and Roberts with music dancing and tumbling acts.
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New York
Wek
Lyceum Theatre
Ethel Elliott
Ira Grannon
John McMahon
Alice Porter
Harry J. Cooper
Arthur Elliott
Mustang Pete
George
Lillie Brennan
Elliotts
Ethel Eliott
Lore
Payne
Roberts
Hayes
Lyceum
Reilly and Wood’s Burlesque at Palace Theatre This Week
Patrons enjoy a week of burlesque by Reilly and Wood at the Palace Theatre. The bill opens with Down at Reilly’s followed by The Morning After and features Pat Reilly with a versatile comedy cast, chorus led by Eva Swinburne and Clara Adams, plus numbers by Fern Keeler Watson and others.
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Palace Theatre
Reilly
Wood
Reilly’s
Pat Reilly
Mr. Reilly
Harry Fern
Harry Keeler
Joe Watson
Frank Carroll
Joe Shaw
Frank Orth
James Horton
John W. King
Eva Swinburne
Clara Adams
Harry Fern and Company
J. W. Quinn
FE. P. Carroll
Orth and
Fern
Fun on the Levee entertains with a varied bill this week
Carrington and Benson present a clever program headlined by Will Carrington Otis Benson and Tom Drake The King of Coinsf Burkhart offers a magical act Joe Cramer provides laughs Gag non balances on stage Warren and English perform A Trip to Paris with a cast including Eddie Giguere Annie McDonagle and others Amateur night closes Friday.
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Carrington
Benson
Will Carrington
Otis Benson
Tom Drake
Burkhart
the King of
Joe Cramer
Gagnon
Warren
Paris
Eddie Giguere
Annie McDonagle
Jennie French
Annie Walsh
Nellie Leon
Adele Aus der Ohe Recital at Steinert Hall Receives Mixed Praise
Adele Aus der Ohe gave a piano recital at Steinert Hall with works by Bach Beethoven Schubert Chopin and Schumann. Critics praised her Bach and Beethoven but found her Chopin sonata dry and colorless, while noting warmth in Schumann and her own pieces. The audience was fair sized and appreciative.
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Adele Aus der Ohe
Steinert Hall
Chopin
Pianists and Violinist Set Uplifted Jordan Hall Recitals
Mr De Pachmann will give a November 17 Jordan Hall recital featuring Mozart Mendels sohn Schumann Schubert Liszt and Weber plus Chopin pieces. Professor Hess curates the Symphony Quartet program for November 28 at Jordan Hall. Mr Bispham returns November 16 for the third of four Jordan Hall recitals.
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de Pachmann
Jordan Hall
Mozart
Mendelssohn
Schumann
Schubert
Liszt
Weber
Chopin
Hess
Symphony Quartet
Bispham
Charles Heard At 2 Rallies For Re Election As Street Commissioner
Salem D. Charles, candidate for re election as street commissioner, spoke at rallies in Wards 18 and 19 last night. He highlighted improvements like the Columbus avenue extension, a $2,000,000 project, and defended board decisions while criticizing his opponent.
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Salem D. Charles
Board of Street Commissioners
Columbus Avenue
Fens
Tremont Street
Board of Aldermen
Beacon Hill
Street Commissioners
Bates vocal on bishop post and Alaska service
Governor Bates tells Boston Methodist bishops he would accept a field assignment in almost any climate including Alaska. The banquet before 900 at Mechanics Building drew loud ovations as Bates joked about the two year pastorate limit and quipped about scripture. Bishops McDowell McCabe and Thoburn also spoke to the gathering.
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Alaska
Bates
Methodist Episcopal Church
Talbot and Revere
Mechanics’ Building
Boston Methodist Social Union
Methodist Episcopal
William F. McDowell
Charles C. McCabe
James M. Thoburn
Brother of Captain Israel: sea mania caused self destruction
A brother of Captain Frank S. Israel of the steamship Admiral Dewey, who shot himself on his last voyage home, rejects suicide by design. He says his brother’s nerves were unstrung by constant sea service and accident stress and that sea mania may drive seamen toward self-destruction.
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Frank S. Israel
Admiral Dewey
Israel
Believed Dead Man Missing in Dorchester Marsh
Believing J. C. Sullivan a missing Dorchester blind man drowned searchers scour marshland between Van Norden's wharf and the Sweet street bridge. Sullivan vanished Oct. 22 while en route to his sister at 7 Baker's court. He, about 35, pumped organs at St. Margaret's Church and did caregiving work nearby.
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J. C. Sullivan
Dorchester
van Norden
Sweet Street
Sullivan
Baker's Court
St. Margaret's Church
Wakefield Votes to Keep Tramp House Open
At the town meeting in Wakefield on November 14 the vote failed to abolish the tramp house. Last year over 2000 tramps were housed and fed. The house will stay open but rations will be reduced from previous practice.
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Wakefield
Quits Police Force to Become Farmer in Maine
Patrolman Joel Foss of Captain Kimball’s North End unit retired last night to take charge of a farm in Maine. He had earned praise for several notable captures and had long been urged by friends and relatives to pursue farming.
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Joel Foss
Kimball
North End
Maines
Fourth biennial ball of Boston Elevated Mutual Aid Association
The fourth biennial ball was held at Mechanics Building with about 2000 attendees. The hall featured red white and blue streamers and portraits of General William A. Bancroft and Hon. William A. Gaston. Notable guests included Boston officials and city leaders, while a grand march featured numerous couples in formal dress.
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J.T. Pendergast
Cora
Boston Elevated Mutual Association
Mechanics’ Hall
Boston Elevated Mutual Aid Association
Mechanics’ Building
William A. Bancroft
William A. Gaston
Frank J. Wilkinson
Division 3
George A. Kimball
Doyle Speaks at Two Meetings in Town and Boston
James H. Doyle candidate for street commissioner challenged W. T. A. Fitzgerald at rallies in Charles Town and South Boston. He questioned withdrawals and cited Mayor Collins criticizing campaign conduct while urging voters to decide nominations and for the machine to oppose the Republican nominee.
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Charlestown
Boston
James H. Doyle
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
City Hall
Mr. Doyle
Collins
Labor Notes on Boston Union Activities Last Night
The union label of the Broom and Whisk Makers was endorsed by Blacksmith Helpers Union 882. John H. Spencer elected president of Waiters Union 80. Former President McDonough and Deputy J Donovan named state organizers. Carpenters Union 83 to meet Nov 28 on aid to striking steamfitters. Skirt and Cloakmakers Union 26 to close HQ and dismiss its business agent. A. A. Brownstein thanked for service. Boston & Maine Freight Handlers Assembly to hold annual ball at Roughan Hall on Friday. Shop and Mill Hands Union backs bakers and steamfitters strikes. Custom Tailors Union 223 to host benefit tonight for ill members. Committee to visit Boston unions on label issue. $25 donated to striking steamfitters by Boston Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. Henry Abrahams to speak at wage earners open meeting in Dover, New Hampshire.
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Broom and Whisk Makers
Blacksmith Helpers
John H. Spencer
Waiters’ Union
Frank C. McDonough
J. Donovan
The
International
Carpenters’ Union
Union 26
A. A. Brownstein
Boston & Maine Freight Handlers’ Assembly
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Custom Tailors’ Union 223
Hub Theatre
Boston
Boston Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Henry Abrahams
Boston Central Labor Union
Dover
N. H
Flaherty Days Proposes State Democratic Chair Fight
John J. Flaherty noncommittally endorses promotion to the Democratic State committee chair while pledging to work for the party’s success and principles during his term. He says he would consider it an honor if promoted and would labor to the best of his ability.
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John J. Flaherty
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
Shell
Ward 9 Hebrews Rally for Salem Charles and Louis Greenburg
University Hall in Ward 9 hosted Hebrew Democrats for a rally backing Salem D Charles for re election as street commissioner and Louis Greenburg for the Common Council. Speakers included Samuel Borofsky and Abraham Blumenthal who addressed the gathering.
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University Hall
Salem
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