Boston Theatre Season Shifts To The Circus Girl
The long Boston engagement ends tonight at the Museum with Never Again and The Circus Girl takes the stage led by Amanda Fabris and John Slavin. The program also includes A Ward of France and The Belle of New York with Dan Daly and other Boston favorites. Mme Sembrich performs a matinee in Music Hall today with Lavin and Gogorza.
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Museum
Boston
Amanda Fabris
John Slavin
Mabella Hine
Mabella Baker
France
Dan Daly
George A. Schiller
George Fortescue
Harry Davenport
Margaret Mather
Parisian Widows Burlesque
Cosmopolitan Trio
Cushman and Holcombe
World’s Trio
Phyllis Allen
Co. W. Littlefield
The
Howard
Hope Booth
Haines
Pettingill
Delmore
Les
Hodges
Launchmere
Mrs
William Robyns
Tokio Jap
Emily
Castle Square
Mr. Pitman
Charley
Park Theatre
Rosson
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Grand Theatre
Oliv
Emile Gautier
Keith’s
Mme. Sembrich
Music Hall
Ernani
Strauss
William Lavin
Signor Gogorza
New York
Grand Opera
Hi Henry
Columbia
Chimmie Fadden
Myrtie
Austin & Stone’s
Mattie Lee Price
Georgia Magnet
Banda Rossa
Boston Theatre
Sam T. Jack
Tenderloin
Suplant Rite & Barton
the Palace
Colonel Austin
Cora Beckwith
Zoo
Europe
Austrian
Poland
Mme Sembrich Sees Boston Growth and Opera Gap
Polish prima donna Mme Sembrich visits Boston staying at Parker House. She notes the city’s growth, absence of an opera house, and calls for a regular musical season with government support, while outlining future plans to tour San Francisco and the Midwest.
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Mme. Sembrich
Boston
Parker House
Times
New York
Madrid
Russia
San Francisco
Chicago
Middle West
Boston Big Week Kickoff Sets Stage For Weekend Merchants
The Big Week launches in Boston with daily features through Saturday as merchants estimate costs versus results. Canadian and New England visitors are expected to swell crowds, aided by heavy railroad discounts across 405 stations on the Boston and Maine system and similar concessions elsewhere.
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Boston
New England
Boston & Maine
Canada
Dominion
New York & New Haven
Heavy Exports Drive Cotton Demand in South and Weaken Woollen Trade
R G Dun its weekly trade review notes large cotton exports and strong wheat shipments as supplies and prices shift. Imports lag, creating a likely $22 million excess over imports in four months. Wheat rises, corn stays high, and cotton fall to 5.81 cents amid heavy mill demand and record boot and shoe output.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Bessemer
Gray
Pittsburg
Chicago
Boston
United States
Canada
Certificate of round trip fare with 25 percent refund
The document certifies purchase of a full tariff fare round trip ticket to Boston and return valid on the specified date and train. It notes an office stamp impression and a 25 percent refund available on the day of excursion upon presentation of the properly filled certificate to listed Boston firms, signed by W. D. Quimby secretary, Boston Retail Merchants’ Association.
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Boston
W. D. Quimby
Secretry
Boston Retail Merchants’ Associaon
From Hospital to Jail Frank McLaughlin to be arraigned
Frank McLaughlin is to be arraigned December 3 for the alleged murder of his wife Margaret at their home 46 West Third Street South Boston on November 15. He appeared in South Boston Court yesterday. a continuance was granted at prosecution request. He was committed to Charles Street Jail after being taken from City Hospital where treatment for self inflected injuries was given.
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Frank McLaughlin
Margaret
West Third Street
South Boston
Charles Street
City Hospital
Thanksgiving crowd and hotel Colson praised in Corbetts column
Corbett recalls a 2500 strong Thanksgiving crowd at the Brown Wesleyan game with Brown winning 12 to 4 as he admires Hotel Colson in Somerville noting its luxury fittings. He urges sending remembrances to distant relatives and promotes Klondike & Boston Gold Mining stock via E C Davis & Co. He praises Raymond Syndicate stores for honest advertising and original outreach.
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George J. Raymond
Raymond Syndicate of Stores
Raymond
Bradstreet's Report Signals Mixed Holiday Trade Mood
Bradstreet's notes mixed holiday demand across regions with weaker activity in the South and Chicago, but stronger buying in territories west of the Mississippi and north of Missouri and Kansas due to cold weather. Philadelphia shows a pullback in textiles while iron and steel stay steady on sufficient orders. Bank clearings fall 17 percent from last week, though exceed Thanksgiving eve levels and outpace prior years.
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New York
Bradstreet
Chicago
St. Louis
Mississippi
Missouri
Kansas
Philadelphia
Missing papers in Flynn saloon disturbance case
Police Board case against Patrolman John Flynn has missing papers after documents were filed at headquarters. Superintendent and commissioners cannot locate them. General Martin suspects the records were mislaid rather than stolen.
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John Flynn
Cornelius O'Leary
Martin
Croker Takes A Rest At Lakewood Getaway
Lakewood New Jersey becomes the temporary HQ for Tammany leaders led by Mayor-elect Van Wyck with Richard Croker and Asa Bird Gardiner among delegates. Croker says politics will be barred as they seek rest and recreation at the Jersey resort.
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New York
Lakewood
N. J
Tammany
van Wyck
Richard Croker
Asa Bird Gardiner
James B. Eustis
John F. Carroll
John J. Scannell
W. E. D. Stokes
Nathan Straus
Zola Rallies Behind Dreyfus Case In Silence
Emile Zola delivers a strong letter praising Scheurer Kestner, a French Senate vice-president, who claims solid proof of Dreyfus’s innocence and warns against a grave miscarriage of justice in branding him a traitor and sending him to Devil’s Island.
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Paris
Emile Zola
Dreyfus
Zola
M. Scheurer-Kestner
Senate
Devil’s Island
Chicago to San Francisco by First Class Sleeper Lines
Travel note describes three day journey from Chicago to San Francisco via Union Pacific and Northwestern routes with dally first class and tourist sleepers. Excursions from Chicago Thursdays and Boston Wednesdays 3 a m with Monday morning arrival. contact J E Brittain New England Passenger Agent 368 Washington Street Boston for fastest route and details.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Northwestern Line
Boston
J. EB. Brittain
New England
Pasgenase
Washington _ street
Oston
Heart Rescue in 30 Minutes Cure for the Heart
A vintage promotional notice touts Dr Agnew's Cure for the Heart as a divine formula. It claims rapid relief from heart disorders and urges readers not to ignore heart fatigue. Sold by C E Woodward & Co and Jaynes & Co at specified street addresses.
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Agnew
C. E. Woodward & CO
Bromfeld St
Jaynes & CO
When a man visits a chiropodist there is something on foot
A jumbled column of advertisements and quips notes various local services and products. It mentions chiropodists Edward Bellamy plans for wealth, furniture and piano chair shops, a Dr C E Page obesity treatment, a Brooklyn judge granting divorces, and other brisk anecdotes. It ends with Christmas reminder and sign-off A Corbett.
Stocks End Higher After Dull Trading On Friday
A late session push lifted shares with People's Gas Light up 1 percent and Sugar up more than 3 percent on Nether lands Sugar case rumors. W J Ladd to take over as treasurer of the Bigelow group of copper mines December 1. Market notes include Isle Royale surface work at No 1 shaft and pending shaft house completion.
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Shorts
People’s Gas
Netherlands
Treasury Department
W. J. Ladd
Bigelow Group
Marquette Mining Journal
Isle Royale
Ashton Valve Company
St. Louis
San Francisco
United Electric Securities’ Company
West End
United States Rubber Company
H. A. Jaquith
The
Northern Pacific
Osceola
Kearsarge
Tamarack, Jr
Iroquois
St. Paul
Hocking Coal & Iron Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Mississippi River
Pinkham
America’s Task: Abolish Poverty and Unite Races
Rev. Herbert N. Casson spoke at the Lynn Labor Church on 188 Hanover Street under the National Educational Society about abolishing poverty. He urged ending racial prejudice and forging an international republic, plus instituting industrial freedom to distribute wealth as produced.
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Herbert N. Casson
Lynn Labor Church
National Educational Society
Hanover Street
J. L. Albert
America
Mr. Casson
Sunday Religious Services Cheer City Congregations
A dense listing of Sunday sermons across Boston churches led by Rev. Nathan E. Wood, Dr. Lorimer, Dr. Dickinson, and others. Highlights include First Baptist, Tremont Temple, Berkeley Temple, Old South Church, Tremont Street M. E., and Peoples Temple with varied sermons and musical programs. Attendance urged. seats free.
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First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Nathan E. Wood
D. D
Tremont Temple
George C. Lorimer
Charles A. Berry
Congregational Union of Great Britain
Lorimer
Onthank
Austin
Berkeley Temple
Charles A. Dickinson
William S. Kelsey
Lawrence Phelps
Charles H. Washburn
Falmouth
Mass
Mr. Washburn
Methodist
Old South Church
Third Church
George A. Gordon
Tremont Street
M. FE
Concord
Tremont Streets
John D. Pickles
Epworth League
Chiniquy
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Brady
France
McKenna
Supreme Justice
McKinley
First Presbyterian Church
Scott F. Hershey
Ruth
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Comer Warren
Woodbine Streets
J. J. Dunlop
Jacob
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
UNION
Music Hall
New York
Gertrude Walker
Eli
Benjamin Fay Mills
Richards
Land of Rest
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Association Hall
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Enry Varley
Doni. Browne
Josephine Curtis Woodbury
American Legion of Honor Hall
Huntington Avenue
Zion's Herald
Henry Varley
Sands
Evangelistic Association of New England
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Lee
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Eve
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C. E. Page
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Nea
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Eeesess Pty Td Gas
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Tals
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Laclede Gas
Ulman Palace
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Vale Western Union
St L & So
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FIRST
Exeter Street
William W. Reed
Grumbine
Berkeley
George A. Fuller
E. Gasaingem
Ressor Watson
Schubert
Gospel OF Spirit Return Society
Minnie M. Soule
Appleton Hall
Appleton Street
Paine Memorial Building
Trance South Side
Hollis Ald
Eben Cobb
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