The Kendals in Still Waters Run Deep at Hoxhulis Street Theatre
Amusements today list Hoxhulis Street Theatre Hollis street showing Still Waters Run Deep at 7:45. Columbia Theatre Washington street presents Mr. Wilkinson's Widows by Charles Frohman Company. Tremont Theatre Tremont street shows Alabama at 7:45 and A Sailor's Knot at Boston Museum Tremont street. Boston Theatre Washington street shows Carmen at 8.
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Hoxhulis Street
Hollis Street
the Kendals
CoLtumsBia
Woshington Street
Tremont Theatre
Tremont Street
Alabama
Boston Museum
Boston Theatre
Washington Street
Park Theatre
Neil Burgess
Grorso
the Hansons
Grand Opera House
Barry and Fay
McKenna
Howard
Newsboys to attend Post theatre parties at Globe
Boston Post announces weekly newsboys theatre parties at the Globe Theatre. Newsboys who sell a set number of Posts daily gain membership, ensuring a large, enthusiastic audience and a lively feature of the evening program.
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Post
Globe Theatre
Boston
Ways and Means Seat Propels Massachusetts for Justice
Massachusetts seeks a place on the Ways and Means committee as a right earned by its revolt against the last Republican tariff act. The piece criticizes Pennsylvanian monopolists and Ohio party bosses for heavy taxation of Massachusetts industries and praises Maine’s Dinatey for a token Patriotism tariff. It argues Senators should defend the state against humiliating subservience and press for corrective legislation.
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Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New England
Dinatey
Maine
Republican Congress
Fresh Boston Journal editorial on Reed ruling acceptance
The Boston Journal editorial lauds Taft's decision upholding Speaker Reed's quo warranto ruling as aligned with foreign precedents. It predicts Democrats who once condemned the action will accept it as Congress convenes, noting the freshness echoed across Boston papers in the Bellen case.
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Taft
Reed
Congress
Journal
Boston
Bellen
Supreme Court decision awaited in Massachusetts parliamentary clash
The editorial argues the Solicitor-General Tarr faces a hard case and the court's ruling will settle the long debated Massachusetts rule. It critiques Crocker s Parliamentary Manual as outdated and notes the coming decision will be a landmark in parliamentary practice, likely not unanimous and a clear summary of both sides.
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Grover G. Crocker
Massachusetts
Repp
Post Becomes Union Office In Labor Friendly Move
For the first time in nearly ten months the Post issues from an office whose employees are Typographical Union members. The change was voluntary to align with the paper’s professed principles. Editorially the Post approves labor organization and sees no antagonism when both sides act with fair play and intelligence. The Post henceforth a Union office.
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The
Post
Organization of Labor
United Labor
Action by Bunker Hill Monument Association Proposed
For necessary action by the Bunker Hill Monument Association the leadership of the enterprise rests in its hands and its members show the keenest interest in the movement.
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Bunker Hill
Choice of Speaker and New England Unity
A Dorchester Beacon report argues Democratic Congress members should unite in selecting the Speaker who best represents tariff reform. It urges New England lawmakers to act together to influence national legislation and lead rather than follow. It notes the Beacon's sale to E. H. Morgan and plans for a brighter, district‑focused paper.
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Sherman Hoan
Congress
New England
New New England
Dorchester Beacon
E. H. MorGan
The Hanging of the Crane at the Art Museum
A fragmentary past week shows a satirical piece The Hanging of the Crane performed in the Art Museum. The varied items include comic bits about bicycles, Kipling, and a kidnapping scenario featuring Mr Joe Kerr and Algernon Fullilore with a dramatic reveal of a sleeping child.
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India
America
Rudyard Kipling
Market dullness masks strength amid rail earnings
The week’s market showed a healthy tilt driven by rising earnings of major railroads, but two events rattled sentiment. Senator Chandler attacked the Boston & Maine management, and a New York firm failure tied to corn speculation highlighted speculative risk, while copper prices slid from 17 to about 11 cents, limiting mine profits.
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Chandler
New Hampshire
Boston & Maine Railroad
Bears
Eastern Railroad
Boston & Maine
New England
New York
Cyrus W. Frexro
Anaconda
Hanery
Chile
Calumet
Hecla
Tamarack
Quincy
House of Field Honors Cyrus W Frevo in Losses
The article lauds Cyrus W Freto of New York as a prominent New England lineage figure whose energy linked the Old World to the New via telegraphic cables. It praises his public spirited wealth and ventures, noting his misfortune while highlighting his enduring public benefit and enterprise.
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New England
Cyrus W. Fox
Atlantic
Cyrus W. Frevo
Mr. Frexto
New York
Fiepp
Spirit of Patriotism Urges Bunker Hill Monument Restoration
Captain Nathan Appleton expresses in the Post that restoring the Bunker Hill Monument is essential to inspire and cultivate patriotism among a diverse citizenry. He argues voluntary subscriptions should fund the project, with public spirit and corporates’ generosity expected to match past support. state funds unlikely needed.
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Bunker Hill
Nathan Appleton
Post
Capt
Appleton
Commonwealth
Boston Post salutes Harry McG LeneEn on sixty fifth birthday
The Boston Post extends birthday wishes to Harry McG LeneEn who turned sixty five on Saturday. A veteran in service and work, he remains spirited and beloved, with a life noted for friendships and absence of enmities.
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Harry McG.leneen
Post
Boston
Notable Arts and Society Headlines From New York
Mr Gladstone to spend winter in Naples Minister Phelps attends three Berlin Thanksgiving celebrations American painting earns honors at Berlin show Whistler works in New York portrait called An Old Woman Mrs Scott-Siddons to appear at Palmer's Theatre December 17 Miss Mitchell linked by marriage to de Rochefoucauld praised for beauty and grace M Paulus to sing in New York at $1000 weekly Americans win medals Walter McEwen earns first prize Dr William Uayes Ward Amherst trustee Proposed Southern girls college with Mrs Jefferson Davis as president Poultney Bigelow to lecture on Russian freedom Mrs J W Mackay to sell Paris mansion priced at 300000 George Kennan faces nervous prostration L J B Lincoln on The Newspaper in American History Maurice H Hervey London Times writer races to finish Chilean revolution book
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Gladstone
Naples
Phelps
Berlin
Whistler
de Rochefoucauld
M. Paulus
New York
Walter McEwen
William Uayes Ward
the Independent
Amherst College
Jefferson Davis
Poultney Bigelow
London
J. W. Mackay
Paris
George Kennan
Jack and Marion Mason Visit Boston Again
Jack Mason and Marion Mason arrive in Boston and check into Adams House after a dramatic career path from New York to Philadelphia and a marriage under English law. Mason to appear at the Elks benefit this week. Marion's plans remain unspoken amid past stage and court news.
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Jack
Marion
Frohman Company
New York
Philadelphia
Jobert Wilkie
Tar
Boston
Massachusetts
Europe
Elks
Books for the Holidays from G P Putnam’s Sons
G P Putnam’s Sons unveils holiday gift books in dainty bindings. Irvings Alhambra features Moorish red and gold page borders. The Story of the Nations compiles narratives of nations by leading authors. Additions include Knickerbocker Nuggets and Literary Gems series, all in Putnam’s celebrated tasteful style.
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Messrs. G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Irving
Sawtell Seeks New Trial in Murder Case
Sawtell asks for a new trial as the Concorp case moves before Judge Chase, with a hearing set for tomorrow following the November 29 filing.
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Sawtell
Concorp
N. H
Chase
Music for the Million Promises Four Cecilia Club Concerts
Boston workers attend Cecilia Club concert at Music Hall with conductor Lang and soloist Mrs Genevra Johnstone-Bishop. Organizers report a large, attentive audience drawn through employer ticketing and express confidence in four more concerts this season despite some higher paying attendees securing seats.
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Lang
Music Hall
Cecilia Club
Boston
Corps of Ushers
Genevra Johnstone-Bishop
Mount of Olives
Cecilia
Dodd
Change of Faith Adoptis A New Creed In Spalding’s Conversion
The Rev Dr James Field Spalding, longtime Christ's Episcopal Church rector in Cambridge, announced his move to Roman Catholicism after twelve years of ministry. He explained his years of study, rejected critiques, and stated his intent to follow what he considers the true church, bidding farewell to his parish with Dr Spalding’s resignation profiled amid crowd reactions.
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Christ’s Episcopal Church
Garden Street
Cambridge
James Field Spalding
Spalding
Henry VIII
England
True Church
Dr. Spalding
Williams
The
Church In America
Northampton
Ithica
N. Y
Portland
Conn
Christ Church
Brooks
Trinity
Old landmark elm at Symmes Corner cut down
The 200 year old elm at Symmes Corner Winchester was felled. Local lore ties it to early settlers with Captain Brooks linked to the tree. The Medford area history and Symmes family members recall the giant elm as part of regional memory. The historical society will seek to determine its precise age.
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Symmes’ Corner
Winchester
Medford
Brooks
Captain Brooks
Governor Brooks
Blessing of Italian Virgin Statue At Sacred Heart
A throng filled the Church of the Sacred Heart in North Square to bless a recently arrived statue of the Virgin Mary. The icon features the Virgin above clouds with cherubim, a twelve star corona, azure mantle, red robe, and a jeweled golden crown to be placed next Sunday. Father Martini led Mass with Fathers Astorri and Pimentel, sermon in Italian. An Italian silk banner from Piacenza and vestments once owned by Cardinal de Lucci were shown. Evening services will be held all week. donors remain unnamed.
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Father Martini
Father Astorri
Father Pimentel
Sisters of
Cardinal de Lucci
The Plurality Principle in Connecticut Elections
The New Haven Register notes Governor Russell led by 6467 votes over Republican candidate Allen and fell short of a majority by about 4000. It argues that Massachusetts Ohio and Iowa would lack a people’s election under similar laws and endorses plurality voting as fair and effective for choosing state officers.
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New Haven Register
Russell
Brighton Item Proclaims Push for Enterprise Through Paper Boom
The Brighton Item notes a strong push and enterprise in journalism with a renewed effort at the long established newspaper. If the present management fails to achieve financial success, it will be an unusual result given the well directed effort.
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Brighton Item
Posv
Modest Boston Bids for Presidential Nomination and Convention
The Waltham Tribune notes Massachusetts seeks national political role next year. Boston pursues both a presidential nomination and a presidential convention, aiming for a strong showing in the national arena.
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The
Waltham Tribune
Massachusetts
Boston
Boston Post changes hands and defends the Common
The Reading Chronicle reports the Boston Post has changed ownership and is in flourishing condition. It endorses no encroachment on the Common and notes the paper remains steadfast against such schemes.
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Reading Chronicle
Boston Post
Street Pullman Clash Scares Horses At Bowdoin Square
A Harvard to Bowdoin Square Pullman trip derailed a horse car when the two vehicles collided on Main Street. The horse car derailed, its rear guard ripped, but only minor damage to the Pullman occurred. Passengers, including French riders, reported the incident as a lively but safe trial run.
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Harvard
Bowdoin
Main Street
Bow
Harvard Square
Pullman
Bowdoin Square
GOT AHEAD OF HER FATHER
In New Bedford on November 29 Amelia Mongrean aged 17 was arrested on her father’s complaint for stubbornness. She fled to the city clerk with her lover Drew and the pair were married. The case is not expected to be pressed tomorrow.
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New Bedford
Amelia Mongrean
Drew
Carrying shop in Woburn burned
Woburn, Nov. 28. The currying shop at B. Frank Kimball & Co. was destroyed yesterday with all its contents. The building and most of the machinery belonged to J. Otis Cummings, loss 5000 to 6000 dollars with 4500 dollars insured. Tools stock and engine owned by Mr. Kimball, loss about 7500 dollars with 6000 dollars insured. Fire likely started from a furnace.
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Woburn
B. Frank Kimball & Co
J. Otis Cummings
Kimball
Protect the Common from car tracks planned on Boston Common
The Lowell Times denounces Boston Street Car plans to convert the Common into a network of tracks. It notes with anger that the proposal is being discussed in Boston and criticizes two former mayors for supporting what it calls infamy, urging residents to oppose the move.
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Lowell Times
Boston
Poston
Boston Subways Firm Seeks State Incorporation
Henry Curtis Spalding of Boston has filed a petition with the Secretary of the Commonwealth requesting an act of incorporation for the Subway Company to build and operate underground railways in Boston.
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Henry Curtis Spalding
Boston
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Subway
A Prior Claim Nominates Gov Russell Early
The Holyoke Democrat notes that while Boston Globe and Boston Post vie to claim the first nomination of Gov. Russell for President, the Democrat already made the nomination as recently as last year.
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Holyoke
Weather Indications for Washington and New England
Forecast till 8 p.m. Monday calls for fresh north winds and generally clear weather in New England. Washington area predicts fair skies and slightly warmer conditions.
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Washineton
Fox New England
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