D Angeli s Jolly Muskeeter inspires Gotham stage fame
Jefferson D Angelis reaffirmed his comic opera star status with The Jolly Musketeer a bright catchy musical by Stanislaus Stange and Julian Edwards. The show features D Angelis and Harry MacDonough delivering relentless wit while Maud Hollins and Bertha Waltznger supply style and music. Industry buzz suggests a long Broadway run amid strong casino and Knickerbocker theater activity. Laura Burt Maude Lessing shine in The Dangerous Maid at Casino with a praised duel scene. Viola Allen leaves Knickerbocker next week for Brooklyn then Garden, while W H Crane debuts Worth a Million. The Rialto notes Sharp casting for Merchant of Venice Othello and Romeo and Juliet. Overall Gotham theatre business stays brisk with high spending on amusements.
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Jefferson D’angelis
Jolly Muskeeter
Stanislaus Stange
Julian Edwards
D’angelis
Harry MacDonough
Maud Hollins
Bertha Waltznger
Broadway
Laura Burt
Madge Lessing
Viola Allen
Knickerbocker
W. H. Crane
Miss Allen
Brooklyn
The
Garden
Mansfield
Cyrano
Charlies B. Flanford
Odette Tyler
Rialto
Soprano marriages and stage news dominate Boston theater
Gossip links Adelina Patti to Baron Cederstrom in February. George B. McLellan plans London move to manage Casino shows and a new English theatre venture. Joseph Jefferson cancels Fifth Avenue engagement to tour, with sons taking roles. Odette Tyler returns to Shakespearean roles. Boston audiences enjoy long runs and diverse acts at Park, Columbia, Boston, Hollis, Tremont, Bowdoin, Grand, and other venues with notable performers and new comedies.
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Adelina
Patti
Baron Cederstrom
George B. McLellan
New York Casino Management
London
Lederer
Portia
Desdemona
Miss Tyler
Caroline Mitford
Secret Service
Loyal Legion at fair honors Civil War veterans and leaders
The Loyal Legion Society presented at the fair with Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higginson Captain J G B Adams and Chaplain Humphreys praising Civil War valor and the negro soldier. They contrasted Civil War and Spanish War treatment of prisoners, praised nurses led by Clara Barton and noted Julia Ward Howes Battle Hymn. afternoon programs featured music recitals and a social tea and a G A R reunion planned for today with a Maine visit and a Paul Revere Theatre entertainment set for 4 20 p m.
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J. G. B. Adams
Humphreys
Lee
Lovel Legion
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Phillips Brooks
John G. Whittier
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Edward E. Hale
Frank B. Fay
Frederick Law Olmstead
Henry I. Bowditch
William Endicott
Henry M. Forbes
Henry L. Pierce
Higginson
Clara Barton
Colonel Higginson
Julia Ward Howe
Rough Riders
Ursula O. Squires
Carrie Hooker
Harry Scanlan
Willie Sheldon
Maude Dunn
Lelia Kelly
Emilie L. W. Waterman
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Mechanics’ Fair
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New_York
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Jeffersons' Sons Plan Tour After Actor Father Retires
New York reports Mr. Jefferson will rest at Old Point Comfort while his sons carry the family name on stage. William Jefferson acts Bob Acres in The Rivals at the Alvin Theatre in Pittsburgh next Monday night, Thomas Jefferson as Rip Van Winkle at the Thursday matinee, and Joseph Jefferson Jr. as David in The Rivals. C B Jefferson manages the organization.
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David
C. B. Jefferson
Old Point Comfort Hotel
Mardi Gras Tour to California by Pennsylvania Railroad
A special Mardi Gras tour to California under the Pennsylvania railroad’s tourist system leaves Boston on February 8, 1899. Highlights include Mammoth Cave New Orleans San Antonio El Paso Los Angeles San Diego Riverside Redlands Pasadena Santa Barbara Monterey Santa Cruz San Jose San Francisco Salt Lake City Glenwood Colorado Springs Manitou Garden of the Gods Denver and Chicago. The trip uses Pullman vestibule sleeping dining compartment and observation cars at the rate of 405 dollars including expenses. Descriptive itinerary will be issued and available from D N Bell tourist agent 206 Washington street Boston.
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Washington Street
Boston
Boston Broadside Brims with Local Trades and Stock Talk
Corbett reports on local merchants expanding and relocating, mentions Bernard Wolf’s growing clothing store, copper stock tips and asides on mining prospects, a Harvard medical schooling update, new trunks from Stallman, Loki gas burner merits, Adolph Lundin of Tremont Turkish Bath, Union Hospital aid for the poor, Mt Zircon water sales, a fire-sale at American Wringer, Van Choate Electric stock, and Thanksgiving reflections from BE. A. Corbett.
New York Show Opens with Notable Horses at Madison Square Garden
The second day of the New York show draws crowds to Madison Square Garden as saddle horses and trotters vie for ribbons. General B F Tracey’s Alvaretta impresses, but he settles for second in the 2 year old trotting filly class amid a lineup including Betty Hamlin and Mary Emma Lea.
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Millburn
N. J
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Oakdale
L. I
Chestnut Hill Stock Farm
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Alvaretta
Secretary of the Navy
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Poughkeepsie
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Mambrino King
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Hudson River Stock Farm
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W. E. D. Stokes
Angelica Gerry
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Willing
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Livingston
Collis
Harry Payne Whitney
Whitney
Herman Oelrichs
Prescott Lawrence
Frank Underhill
O. H. P. Belmont
Belmont
Robert Cutting
Busy Harbor Day As New Liners Arrive In Port
A bustling harbor scene with the Johnston liner Pinemore and Furness liner Columbian from Tontollon, Leyland liner Victorian from Liverpool, and Michigan from the same port. Sailings include Londonian to the city of her name and Nova Scotia bound. Four masted steamers called at port as fruit steamer Admiral Dewey discharged cargo while Dewey lighter took on cotton at Lewis wharf. Nineteen vessels visited the wharves of which fish prices ranged from $2.65 to $3 for haddock and $3 for large cod per hundred weight.
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Londonian
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Long Wharf
Dewey
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Lewis Wharf
Haddock
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Rowe's Wharf
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Ltch
Fiske’s Wharf
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Lyman
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Bruce McLean
America
Victoriap
Joe Fawcett
Columbia
Columbdia
Charlestown
Richard Wick
Norfolk
Vera Cruz
Simpson
Grydock
Axim
Africa
United States
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Luke Turon
Beaver Yne
Pussia
St. John
N. B
St. Crora
Maine
Notice of administration for Mary E Phillips
The subscriber is appointed administrator of the estate of Mary E Phillips of Toston Suffolk deceased intestate. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay to Winfield S Phillips administrator 822 East Fifth Street South Boston Mass Boston November 10 1898.
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Toston
Brookline Sails With Delayed Trial and Clean Up Plans
The Brookline arrived in poor condition and will have decayed fruit removed by lighter and schooners dumped overboard beyond the harbor. Government speed trial was postponed while awaiting Mr E B Cramp from Philadelphia to set a new time after a conference with the Boston Fruit Company. Minor construction details may send the ship to the builders’ yard. Interfield passengers were sent to New York and a later voyage to Barnalcote, Jamaica was planned.
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Philadelphia
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Boston University Rehashes Hazing Debates And Initiation Lists
Boston University students debate hazing after rivalries last Friday and consider ending it as Dartmouth did. The Philomathean Society postpones a play due to exams. A ventilation petition from Liberal Arts women surfaces for safer facilities. Initiation rosters for Gamma Phi Beta, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Alpha Phi, Delta Delta Delta, and Pi Beta Phi list members from 1902 and 1903 cohorts.
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Ruth Clarke
Caroline Brown
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Marguerite Slater
Edith Page
Oisie Davis
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Jessie Grieves
Helen Twombly
Grace Crane
Alice Quirm
Alpha
Anne Withrell
Pearl Pettingil
Maud Lawton
Maria, Grey
Marion Conant
Delta Delta Delta
Angela Gardiner
Lida Mansfield
Bertha Munster
Ella Parker
Maebele Clough
Marion Clarke
Pi Beta Phi
Edith Swift
Mabel Whitcomb
Minnie Ford
Elizabeth Coates
Alice Williams
Clara L. Noyes
Susan Burbank
Admiral Dewey Cargo Damaged On Long Wharf Voyage
The fruit steamer Admiral Dewey, Captain N. Ty Howes, arrived twenty hours late with bananas, oranges, coconuts, and other fruit. Interior hull damage and poor ventilation led to decay and losses potentially near nine thousand dollars.
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Jamaican Arts
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Dewey
Boston Press Club Promises Popular Second Evening
The Boston Press Club hosts its second club evening at Bosworth street club house next Saturday night November 19. Guest poet Richard Hovey will read and contribute words to the music performed by Frederick Field Bulard. Singers Bruce Hobbs Stephen Townsend Fred Walter and Bulard present songs and quartets. Additional attractions and refreshments are promised.
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Bosworth Street
Richard Hovey
Hovey
Dover street bath house adds brass grill safety shields
The bath department ordered brass grills to cover exposed steam pipes at the Dover street bath house to prevent burns. Attendance grew as expected, with 1406 visitors on Nov 6, the highest daily total so far in twenty five days. About $30 weekly was collected for soap and towels.
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