A White Lie re told at Hollis Street Theatre
The reformulated revival at the Hollis Street Theatre with Mr and Mrs Kendal shifts Grundy’s drama toward comedy. Mrs Kendal’s performance remains touching yet the play’s tone tilts from tragedy to witty farce while preserving key characters and names.
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Isabel
East Lynn
Hollis Street
Cane
Grundy
Mrs. Desmond
Mr. Grundy
Lady Gay Spanker
Patient Grize
George Desmond
Lady Molyneux
Captain Tempest
Sir John
Tempest
Desmond
Molyneux
Mr. Kendal
John Molyneux
Miss Raye
Miss Vanbrach
Bucklaw
Alison
Salisbury Speech Frames Next Election on Separation
Lord Salisbury told the National Union of Conservative Associations that the coming election will hinge on home rule and the division of the three kingdoms. He warned that abolishing the House of Lords without consent would be revolutionary and urged consideration of women voters and labor representation in reforms.
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Burminatiam
Lord Salisbury
National Union of Conservative Associations
Newcastle
Ireland
Gladstone
House of Lords
Egypt
Great Britain
Ulster
Walsh
Lord Windsor
Conservative Union
Earl of Lathom
H.S. Neale
Labor
Labor Department
Great bicycle race nears epic finish at Mechanics Hall
Day two of the Mechanics Hall cycle event drew a large crowd as Lamb, Edlin, and Albert led the early miles while Ashinger pressed from behind. Lumsden and Robb swapped leads with Ashinger, with Robb finally finishing first as the riders girded for the looming 250 mile goal amid cramps and theatrical riding. Lamb struggled with a sprained hand yet racked up 195 miles as the field chased a potential new record.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Lamb
Edlin
Albert
Ashinger
Lumsden
Stars and Stripes
Robb
Abert
O’flanagan
Martin
New York
Howell
Alf Robb
Neilson
Lumeden
Wood
America
Malthy
Father Byrnes
St. Joseph’s Church
Rubb
O. Flanagan
Social Problems Mass Meeting in the Meionaon
A Boston mass meeting by the Anti Tenement House League urged breaking the sweating system amid empty seats yet strong interest. Speakers included Rev. O P Gifford Rev L A Banks Rev Emory J Haynes and others urging manufacturer accountability and moral action against tenement house clothing and related social evils.
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Banks
George E. McNeill
Commonwealth
John Crowley
League
Boston
America
New York
Gifford
Merchants’ Association
Lorimer
Vaughn
Miner
The
H. J. Skeffington
Frank K. Foster
Elijah A. Morse
Brackett
Russell
Competition Promises Diverse Stories From Readers
The notice invites competitors to submit stories of any legitimate fiction style. It emphasizes variety and action over description, and suggests starting with action. Rev Edward Everett Hale has agreed to judge, with closing details to be announced.
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Edward Everett Hale
United States
Dr. Hale
Post
Fifth District Aldermanic Convention Chooses Candidate
Democrats of the Fifth Aldermanic District met at the ward headquarters on Park Square last evening. Dr Prince was elected chairman and James F Ryan secretary. William J Bird was chosen unanimously as candidate for alderman.
Postmaster Hart Invites Wanamaker to Boston Meeting
The Boston Boot and Shoe Club sent a letter inviting Postmaster-General Wanamaker to join them in Boston on January 20 or another suitable date. The invitation is presented by Postmaster Hart on the club's behalf.
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Hart
Boston Boot & Shoe Club
Wanamaker
Newfoundlanders Meet At Chandler's Hall
The Newfoundlanders Mutual Benefit Association held an open meeting and entertainment in Chandler's Hall last evening to inform Newfoundlanders or descendants about the association. President William Taylor spoke on Newfoundland’s condition, criticizing the treaty between France and England and the British coercion bill extended to 1893. He warned of the French bargain’s impact and predicted future rights battles, followed by a musical and literary program and speeches praising membership benefits. A good attendance was reported.
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Newfoundlanders’ Mutual Benefit Association
Chandler’s Hall
William Taylor
Newfoundland
England
Canada
United States
Order
Gurney Named Mayor Candidate in Newburyport
Newburyport November 24 Orrin J. Gurney was nominated for mayor by independent citizens in a local party meeting.
Immigration rises in October with 54,182 arrivals
Washington reports 54,182 immigrants arrived in October, up from 46,267 in October 1890. The figures reflect continuing migration trends during the period and are part of the official immigration statistics released this month.
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Washineton
United States
Judge Denies Postponement in Graves Trial in Denver
In Denver on November 24 Judge Rising denied Dr Graves attorneys request for a ninety day postponement. Trial set for 10 tomorrow. Defense must know witnesses may include names beyond those endorsed on the indictment per Colorado Supreme Court precedent Moneck v People. Talesmen number about 150 faced today with many excused. Prosecution aided by District Attorney Stephens and Late Pence. Western Union ordered to supply copies of messages Dr Graves sent last summer. Private detectives observed court activity.
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Denver
Col
Supreme Court of Colorado
Moneck
Graves
Furman
Talesmen
Stephens
Late Pence
Rising
Western Union Telegraph Company
Enel
Deence
Hayes for Mayor of Lynn
Lynn Republicans held ward caucuses to nominate a mayoral candidate and delegate slate for the Aldermanic convention. E. B. Hayes won the mayoral nomination by 1107 to 451 over E. K. Fogg.
Williams College selects Garfield captain for next season
Williamstown November 24 The Williams College football team elected I Garfield of Mentor Ohio son of ex President Garfield captain for next season Garfield plays half back at present and will lead the squad next year.
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Williams
Williamstown
Williams College
Toni¢Hy
I. Garfield
Mentor
Ohio
Garfield
Mail Subscription Allows State Engraving At Reduced Effort
The Post offers a state engraving to regular readers via daily date coupons on the second page. Subscriptions of three months or more, new or renewal, also qualify without coupons and allow extra copies with each differently dated coupon. complimentary copies go to distinguished gentlemen and exchange-list papers.
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Post
Brazilian cabinet named as Fonseca abdication news spreads
Acting President Peixoto appoints cabinet members Jose Semoró as War Minister Admiral De Malle as Marine Minister Francisco Alver as Finance Minister Jose Pereira as Justice and Interior Minister Anton de Faria as Agriculture Minister Constantine Pouaira as Foreign Affairs Minister. Fonseca abdicates amid disorder and Rio Grande do Sul tensions ease as insurgents disband. News from Washington and London notes reaction and telegram alters.
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Rio Janeiro
Peizotto
Jose Semoro
Admiral DE M&lle
Francisco Alver
Jose Pereira
Anton DE Faria
Constantine Pouaira
Enor Figuerido
Buenos Ayres
Marshal da Fonseca
Rio Grande Do Sul
Rio Grande
Washineron
Mr. Mendonca
Fonseca
Brazil
Mendonea
London
No Choice For Mayor Potter Leads Republican Providencer
In Providence on November 24 there was no mayoral election. Charles Sydney Smith a Republican led with 6 805 votes, William Ek Potter a Democrat had 6 494, Henry C. Clark an Independent 709, B. B. Edmonds a Prohibitionist 294, S. H. Bailey a National 143. Woods, a Republican, won the State Senate seat defeating Isaac Hahn. D. L. Granger carried both tickets for city treasurer and John H. McGuire a Democrat was elected harbor master.
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Isaac Hahn
D. L
Malden Baptists Dedicate New First Church
The new First Baptist Church at Malden was dedicated yesterday with daytime open house and morning services. Rev. D. W. Faunce of West Newton preached the dedicatory evening sermon. reports from building committees, a prayer, and a dedication ode by Rev. N. H. Harriman were presented.
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First Baptist Church
Malden
D. W. Faunce
West Newton
N. H. Harriman
Democrats of Ward 14 nominate council candidates
Democrats of Ward 14 in South Boston nominated James H. Coughlin Josiah S Dean and John A Daunt for the Common Council. Ward 2 Democrats named William J Donovan Thomas Arthur Cornelius J Flynn for the council.
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South
Boston
Common Council
James H. Coughlin
Josiah
Dean
John A. Daunt
William J. Donovan
Thomas Arthur
Cornelius J, Flynn
Funeral in First Parish for Rev Thomas Hill Waurnam
The funeral for Rev. Thomas Hill was held at 2:30 PM at First Parish Church, with a large gathering from multiple denominations. Hymns, scripture reading, and a sermon by Rev. Dr. Peabody of Cambridge marked a tender service. burial followed at Mt Feake Cemetery, with Harvard figures among pallbearers and a long list of prominent attendees.
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KE. J. Young
Israel
Handel
Mr. Perkins
Portland
Peabody
Cambridge
Elliot
Harvard
E. R. Hoar
Concord
Lovering
George Walker
C. F. Proctor
H. H. Pierce
J. F. Proctor
G. A. Thomas
U. C. Vinal
Kennebunk
J. G. Moses
Saco
C. F. Stone
W. F. Emerson
W. EK. Bright
Sherman Hoar
Ephraim Stearns
Parker reelected in Dover with larger majority
In Dover New Hampshire on November 24 Henry R Parker a Democrat was reelected by an increased majority. The Democrats lose one councilman leaving seven Republicans and three Democrats on the Board of Aldermen and twelve Republicans and three Democrats on the Council. Mayor Parker's election was celebrated with a parade and fireworks.
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Dover
N. H
Henry R. Parker
Parker
Weather forecast for New England and nearby regions
Washington nov 24 8 p m forecast till 8 p m wednesday for new england slightly colder west winds and fair weather cold er and fair thursday
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Washington
New England
Nominations at Brockton Nominate Mayors
In Brockton on November 24 the Republican mayoral convention nominated Ziba C. Keith for mayor while the Democratic convention chose H. H. Filoon for mayor.
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Brockton
Ziba C. Keith
H. H. Fil Oon
Wood Working for Sixty Boys in One Room in South Boston
The School Board explores a novel manual training plan to teach wood working to a class of sixty grammar grade boys in a single room. Mr F N Kendall is designated instructor at a salary of 1620 annually. Medical inspectors may visit schools with board of health approval. Additional measures cover teacher manual classes and normal school entry limits.
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Samuel B. Capen
Committee On
Boston
Training Committee
Key
F. N. Kendall
Thomas M. Babson
Corporation Counsel
Board of Health
Haskings
Fairfield
Republican Nominations For City Officials
The Republicans last night made nominations for Mayor Ex Alderman Alfred C Converse and for Aldermen Charles E Bassett John W Dow Fred M Whiting E E Willard George H Carter George M Stearns James Gould and J C Harkell.
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Alfred C. Converse
Charles E. Bassett
John W. Dow
Fred M. Whiting
E. E. Willard
George H. Carter
George M. Stearns
James Gould
J. C. Harkell
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Rev
O. P. Gifford
Dr. Miner
Boston Stories OF
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Tonians
the Post
Mutual Benefit Association
Barnaby
Massachusetts
Great State Engraving
Jeannie Murphy
Patrick Murphy
John P. Squire Park
Cambridgeport
Main Street
Nelle Murphy
Johnnie
Providence
Malden Baptists
MT. Feare
Thomas Hill
Bostonians
Boston School Board
MR. Kendall
Committee On Normal School
Chelsea
D. Frank Kimball
A. D. Bosson
John H. Crandon
Benjamin L. Danforth
Charles Tylor
Dennis A. O’brien
Thomas
Chase
David C. Finlay
Samuel Orcutt
Edwin
Crandon
William Marin
Johnson
Nike
Y. Teink
Johnson & CO
Mass
Waeth
Henry Littlefield Glidden
Suffolk
Chas. H. Breck
Mary Bk. Campbell
Ernest J. Campbell
Franklin Street
Weeks & Potter
G. C. Goodwin & Co
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