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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1896

Page

5

Saloon Tax Probe Alleges Police Protection for Illicit Liquor

Albany reports the New York State Senate excise committee heard Senator Raines claim 4000 to 5000 venues within ten miles of City Hall sell liquor without a state license. He said many receive police protection and that old tribute practices are resurfacing. About 7000 violators hold US revenue licenses. a list was demanded, with tours set for New York City then Buffalo Rochester Syracuse and Utica.

Albany N. Y New York City Raines Special Excise Committee Senate Foley Tammany United States Revenue Lyman Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Utica

Who Killed Him Michael J Farrell on Manslaughter Trial

Michael J. Farrell faced Superior Criminal Court on an indictment for manslaughter in the death of Joseph P. Kelly, who died after a night altercation with an intoxicated stranger. Kelly, 28 Br Brighton Street, West End, died Oct 24 after a stabbing earlier in the week. Farrell denied knowledge of the stabbing and the case went to further arguments after testimony.

Michael J. Farrell Superior Criminal Court Joseph P. Kelly Farrell Kelly Express Company Brighton Street West End

Florence Collins Missing Again in Arlington

Florence Collins, East Boston girl once found after a prior disappearance, has vanished again while employed at a South End hotel. A note reportedly warned her body would be found near Lake Street Arlington, but searches found no trace. Relatives joined the effort. her former boyfriend remains unaware of her location.

Arlington Florence Collins

Scots Festival Celebrated Worldwide with Banquet in Boston

The Scots Charitable Society marks St Andrew's Day with a Boston banquet at Young's Hotel next Monday. Colonel Thomas Collector Warren and Mayor Quincy attend, as Verdi Quartet and Henry's Orchestra provide music for a representative event across the globe.

St. Andrew’s Hight Scotland Ganges Punjaub Africa South America Bonnie Scotland St. Andrew Scots’ Charitable’ Society Boston Young Tom Henry

Vincent Hospital Fair Opens in Medic Hall at Tuileries

The Vincent Hospital annual fair at 270 Commonwealth avenue opened with Mrs F S Whitwell presiding at the tea table. Assistants from Paris and local volunteers wore white and pink costumes while many tables displayed goods, bags, home wares, and knitted items.

Tuileries Commonwealth Avenue Vincent Hospital F. 8S. Whitwell Miss Forbes Paris Jackon Charlotte Houston Missary Thorndike Miss Hopkins Miss Dupee Miss Hayes Miss Cochrane Miss Lockwood

Railroad Commissioner Appointment to Replace Late Dale

At a Wednesday Executive Council meeting a railroad commissioner will be appointed to succeed the late William J Dale. Rumors of Counselor Sullivan being chosen are denied as not on the agenda according to strong authority.

Executive Council Wiliam J. Dale Counsillor Sullivan

Boston caucus reform debated by state House committee

The caucus investigating committee at the State House heard witnesses on Boston caucuses. Senator J B Maccabe urged repealing the caucus law as cumbersome and costly, proposing a $2 fee to the city clerk for each candidate. Others criticized enrollment controls and ward committee power, citing restricted voting rights and enforcement issues.

Caucus State House Boston J. B. Maccabe House Robert F. Means South Boston Maccabe Josiah Quincy George Fred Williams Means Henry D. Yeaton Ward 7 Republican Committee Yeaton R. H. Gay

A Daughter of France at the Hollis Stirs Boston Theatre

Olga Nethersole stars in Joseph Hatton's A Daughter of France at the Hollis, with Mathilde de Louvet igniting the plot amid Revolution turmoil. Paris and Boston audiences praise her intensity and the strong supporting cast including Frank Lander as Grebauval and Annie Clarke as Mme Louvet. The production runs through the week with Camille on Thursday.

Olga Nethersole Joseph Hatton France Mr. Hatton Marie Bruyset Mathilde de Louvet Henri Lavelle Grebauval Mathilde Henri Miss Nethersole Miss Nethergate Camille Frank Lander Mr. Lander Mr. Hartwig Bruce McRae Robert Pateman Annie Clarke Mme. Louvet Henrietta Watson Alexei Leighton Heart of

Death by own action of H B Sargent Jr in Spruce St apartments

Friends say H B Sargent Jr, a Harvard trained lawyer and city solicitor, despondent for years and resigned from Somerset Club. The bachelor, 4) years old, left a Massachusetts General ancestry and a Republican leaning. the club notes he killed himself, believing he had nothing to live for.

H. B. Sargent, Jr Spruce Street Mr. Sargent Harvard Scientific School Law General Sargent San Francisco First Massachusetts Cavalry Sargent McCalla United States Navy Mare Island Lucius T. J. Coolidge J. P. Healy The Somerset Union Club

Electric bell on Fairbanks buoy misreported

The Sunday Post corrected that the bell buoy rings by electricity as designed for fog, snow, and darkness. The invention aims to signal in bad weather when other signals fail and demonstrations are sought.

Sunday Post Fairbanks Bell Mr. Fairbanks

Hanlon Brothers Present Superba at Boston Theatre

The Hanlon Brothers’ Superba opened a week at the Boston Theatre with Frances Hartley as the good queen and Charlotte Deane as the wicked queen. Vera Markiliie and Milo Lawrence played Silvia and Leander, supported by the Schrodt brothers’ acrobatics and songs by Blanche Seymour and Miss Hartley.

Boston Theatre Hanlon Brothers Superba Frances Hartley Wallaba Charlotte Deane Miss Deane Silvia Leander Vera Markiliie Milo. Lawrence

Father Murphy Arrested in Montreal on False Pretenses Charge

Father Murphy who operates a Montreal gold cure institution was arraigned in Police Court on a charge of obtaining money under false pretences. He allegedly collected 5000 from John T. Franklin of Toronto on the claim he was commissioned by Arch bishop Corrigan of New York and Bishop Wigger of Newark to build the institution. He pleaded not guilty and was admitted to bail.

Montreal Father Murphy John T. Franklin Toronto Corrigan New York Wigger Newark N. J

Gilmore Arrested for 10 Cent Embezzlement at R H White & Co

Ella S Gilmore 20 of 17 Hollis Street was arrested by Inspectors Burke and Mahoney for allegedly stealing 10 cents from R H White & Co where she worked as a saleswoman. A customer received the change, left, then Gilmore allegedly pocketed the money. seen by Special Officer Lines and turned over to inspectors.

Ella S. Gilmore Hollis Street Burke and Mahoney R. H. White & Co Miss Gilmore

Two Women Arrested for Shoplifting in Boston Stores

Inspectors Knox and Douglass arrested Lizzie Hill of Brookline and Caroline Marder of Needham for shoplifting in Jordan Marsh & Co. and Shepard, Norwell & Co. The well-dressed pair had ample money.

Knox and Douglass Lizzie Hill Caroline Marder Jordan, Marsh & Co Shepard, Norwell & Co Hill Brookline Needham

State bonds awarded to Kidder Peabody syndicate

Treasurer Shaw issued state bonds totaling 8,226,000 dollars to the Kidder Peabody syndicate which bid 106,829 for the lot.

Shaw Kidder-Peabody Syndicate

Chimmie Fadden at Park Theatre in Last Week Engagement

Charles Hopper continues his run as Chimmie Fadden at the Park Theatre with enthusiastic ovations. Friday marks the 300th performance and a silver souvenir presentation. Primrose and West’s Minstrels set to begin a weeklong engagement with a large touring setup and a notable cast.

Chimmie Fadden Charles Hopper Park Theatre Park Hopper Chimmie Primrose and West George H. Primrose William H. West George Wilson Jimmie Wall Howe Wall and Waters W. H.windom Charles Kent Arthur Williams George Robinson J. H. Davis Miller Brothers Primrose New York Boston Eugene Tompkins Tyes Mats

Miss Yvette Violette Takes Over Excelsior Jr Cast

Miss Yvette Violette replaces Theresa Vaughn in Excelsior Jr at the Museum and will continue in the role through next Saturday. The burlesque elicits high applause with notable specialties by Miss Violette Miss Perry Miss Marie Cahill Joe Ott and Arthur Dunn. Bret Harte's play Sue to be staged at the Boston Museum next week features Joseph Haworth and Annie Trussell in leading parts.

Yvette Violette Theresa Vaughn Excelsior, Jr T. Edgar Pemberton Joseph Haworth Annie Trussell

Advertising appropriation noted for EBNAMELINE in 1896

A January 1896 filing records a $250,000 appropriation to support one year of advertising for EBNAMELINE, reflecting significant promotional spending by the organization.

Girl Wanted Farce At Frank Bush House Show

Billed as a farce comedy the play Girl Wanted staged at Frank Bush house features his special timas audience fills the hall with laughter and applause as the performance unfolds.

Frank Bush Timas Last Edge

Vaudeville Extravaganza Showcases Bright Costumes and Dances

Review of a two travesties burlesque bill featuring a ballet style Japanese finale and a chorus of pretty girls in natty costumes including a notable dress made from Boston Posts. Acts include Miss Letta Meredith lullaby, Olympia Quartet songs, The New Woman, The Three Muses, and Trolley and the Cable in the Sky. Hope Booth poses and new pictures, Magee and Crimmins and a long list of acts cap the program with Thanksgiving daytime shows.

Boston Thi Letta Meredith Vinnie Henshaw Leslie and Tenley Whitney Brothers Charles M. Ernest Miss Hope Booth Howard Bacchante Magee Crimmins Nelson Milledge Scott Arline Harry Bruns Mile Nina Robert P. Bruns Robie Bohemia Burlesquers

Boston Keith's Variety Show Delights Local Crowd

Patrons enjoyed a lively program with new acts in Boston. Ray L Royce impressed as a top notch impersonator from the West, the Gleesons dazzled as top stage dancers, Leela Mitchell charmed as singer and dancer, and the Ava Zebra and Vera trio offered a novel spectacle with electric lights. Veteran performances by Press Eldridge John W Wilson Bertha Waring Post and Clinton and Dave Reed's family complemented the lineup. The Boston debut of Eben Plympton and Agnes Proctor in Old Love Letters drew finale attention as the show cements Keith's ideal variety status.

Keith Boston Ray L. Royce West Gleesons Leela Mitchell Ava, Zebra Vera Beeson Miles Lulu Press Eldridge John W. Wilson Bertha Waring Post Clinton Dave Reed Reed Birds Eben Plympton Agnes Proctor Bronson Howard

Castle Square Theatre stages Pinafore and Cavalleria Rusticana

The Castle Square Theatre opera company offers a double bill with Pinafore and Cavalleria Rusticana. In Pinafore the chorus faltered at times while the principals conveyed Gilbert’s satire with lively irony. Cavalleria Rusticana features strong chorus work and solid performances from Laura Millard as Santuzza and others, with some cast substitutions due to illness. Il Trovatore is announced for next week.

Castle Square Theatre Opera Company Gilbert Oscar Girard W. H. Clarke Captain Corcoran Jay ‘Taylor Lindsay Morrison Groce Deadeye Rose Leighton Little Buttercup Laura Millard Josephine Cavalleria Rusticana Santuzza Clara Lane Miss Lanne Florence Tyler Lola Edgar Temple J. Kk. Murray Alfie Lucia Il Trovatore

Edward S Willard tops Tremont with The Rogues Comedy

Edward S Willard continues at Tremont Theatre in Bailey Prothero role The Rogue's Comedy. The second week opened auspiciously with a Thanksgiving matinee planned for Thursday The Middleman to be revived for the occasion Next week will mark Willard's final performance and a programme will be announced.

Edward S. Willard Tremont Theatre Bailey Prothero Mr. Willard Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau Co. (Ltd Secone Jer.ee S. Willard Henry Arthur Jones

Boston Theatres Rush for Ma pleson Grand Italian Opera Seats

Boston theatregoers swarm the Ma pleson Grand Italian opera engagement, opening next Monday at the Boston Theatre. The season starts with Aida and features a new cast led by Signor De Anna with Bonaplata Bau Par si and Durot, as plans include Lucia, Andrea Chenier, Lohengrin, Faust, Il Trovatore and a Stabat Mater sacred concert on December 6 with imperial company members.

Boston Mapleson Grand Italian Opera Company Boston Theatre Messenger New England Aida New York Academy of Music Signor de Anna Mme. Bonaplata-Bau Signora Parsi Durot Colonel Mapleson Imperial Opera Company New York Signoras Bonaplata- Bau Parst Huguet Signori Durot Randaccio Ughetto de Anna Lucia de Lammermoor Andrea Chenier Imperial Company

Weber's Olympia Burlesque Debuts in City at Howard Atheneum

Weber's Olympia burlesque company opened at the Howard Atheneum, drawing a large crowd and scoring an immediate hit. The troupe is sizable and features many young performers, building on its strong reputation elsewhere.

Weber Olympia Burlesque Company Howard Atheneum

Grabiam and Co Custom Shoemakers Boston Ad

Grabiam and Co. announces custom shoemaking services at 280 Washington Street Boston offering tailored fittings and quality footwear for men and women. Contact details and showroom hours provided.

Grabiam «& Co., Custom Shoemakers Washington Street Boston Mfg. Co

Rosenthal Recital Postponed Due to Health

Dr H H A Beach has forbidden Rosenthal from appearing this afternoon. the concert will be postponed and refunds available at the box office. Tre Mont Temple Star Course featured Mr Black's Miss Jerry with favorable reception and graphic city life scenes.

Rosenthal H. H. A. Beach Mr. Rosenthal Tremont Temple Mr. Black Jerry

Miss Froy Crowell headlines at New Grand in Temptation of Money

Miss Froy Crowell opens a week at the New Grand Theatre in Temptation of Money. The cast includes Stanley Kent Louis J. Fuller andTheresa Newcomb with a notable electrocution scene and Battery Park backdrop. The olio features the Midgeley duo and Lettie LeVyne. Thanksgiving shows run noon to midnight with daily matinees.

Hotel St. George Miss Crowell New York City Battery Park East River Brooklyn Bridge Nair New York State Armitage & Fitzpatrick Stanley Kent Louis J. Fuller Thomas J. Jackson Tony Cummings Dudley Theresa Newcomb Margaret Terry Bessie Grayson Frank Richardson Bennett Cleveland Olio Bill Midgeley New York Newsboy Lettie LeVyne Lottie West Symonds Willie Russell Boston

Grand Opera House Presents Our Boys and Vaudeville Delights

The Grand Opera House this week features the stock company with the English comedy Our Boys. Vaudeville by Smith and Campbell, Lewis Marks the bass soprano, the Leight sisters, Joe Hardman, and Morton and Eliott entertain between acts. Three shows Thanksgiving Day at 10 am 2 pm and 7 pm with reserved box and sofa seats and no price increase.

Grand Opera House Hill Our Boys Smith and Campbell Lewis Marks Leight Joe Hardman Morton and Eliott

Two-Headed Girl Millie Christine Visits City

Millie Christine the two headed wonder entered her third week at the Masonic Temple yesterday afternoon amid heavy public interest. She has spent thirty years entertaining audiences worldwide and plans a short remaining stay before retiring from public life to enjoy a well earned rest.

Millie Christine Masonic Temple

Monkeys Visit Austin and Stone's Museum Lecture Hall

Giacomo's trained monkeys demonstrated at Austin and Stone's Museum on Sunday, cavorting in the lecture hall and inspecting a display of reptile cages. The animals attracted attention as their master maintained control while the patrons, including Miles Rose Delvine, Marcell Revil, and Marie Du bois, observed.

Austin & Stone's Giacomo Austin & Stone's Museum Tellists Miles Rose Delvine Marcell Revil Marie Dubois

Mechanic Praises Salvation Oil Despite Caution

A mechanic claims Salvation Oil kills pain and endorses its use, asserting strong relief though no medical guidance is provided. The casual remark centers on the product as an analgesic, reflecting informal trust in home remedies.

Monkeys Cause Commotion at City Museum Vaudeville

Monkeys perched on the railing and glaring at boa constrictor enemies disrupted the show. A candy stand theft by a woman in charge left teeth marks on apples and lost candy and cash. Giacomo and his monkeys perform through the week with other vaudeville acts including the Rizelli brothers and the Norman sisters.

Giacomo Rizelli Brothers Mamie Anderson Flexible LaMore Norman Sisters Ed Carey Forbes Quinn Monsulla Russell Mamie Downing Barry and Bannon May Merritt Karmos Jack and Josie Baker Williamses Ray Walters

Ze ro at the Trocadero Delights Audiences in Spectacular Run

The musical fantasy Ze ro crowded the Trocadero yesterday in two performances. It features a three act plot about a wealthy Irishman seeking the North Pole. The capable company includes Monroe sisters Maden and Curran, Joe Nester, Gilbert Sarony, Hodges, Launchmere, Leona Lewis and others with a trained pig Paddy and sensational dances by the company women.

North Pole Monroe Sisters Madden and Curran Topack Steele Paddy Leona Lewis Joe Nester Gilbert Sarony Hodges Launchmere M. Florence Edwards

Exhibition of wax works at Eden Musee

The Eden Musee on Hanover Street hosts New England s only waxwork exhibition occupying four floors. Notable features include mechanical wonders the parlor of anatomy the chamber of horrors murderers row and a congregation of embalmed rulers in an engaging display.

Eden Musee Hanover Street New England Murderers’ Row

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