Huntress Named New Middlesex Senator At Somerville Convention
The third Middlesex senatorial convention met in Citizen Hall Somerville with 42 delegates. Franklin B Huntress led 25 votes to 17 for William H Hodgkins. Huntress accepted with a speech. Joseph H Cullis joined the State central committee and district committee members from Belmont Arlington Somerville and Arlington were chosen. After the vote the nominee held a post meeting collation.
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Gilman Square
Somerville
Belmont
Arington
Ward
J. Harvey White
Robert Burns
Frank A. Chandler
Sanford Joyce
Jacob Butzer
Arlington
J. Howell Crosby
Franklin B. Funtress
Walter C. Mentzer
Bowman
William H. Hodgkins
Messrs
Copeland
Joyce
Crosby
Chandler
Huntress
Hodgkins
Walter ©. Mentzer
Edwin S. Ross
Ward 4
Frank C. Allen
Walter F. Beetle
C. W. Winn
Tragic 10-year-old Jane Taliaferro Fells 50 Feet
Jane Taliaferro of 32 Dwight Street slipped from a fifth floor room after being locked in. She fell fifty feet into the yard and suffered multiple fractures and severe internal injuries. Doctors at City Hospital say she cannot live.
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City Hospital
Jane
Dwight Street
Cyclist Herbert James Killed In South Boston Crash
Herbert J. James of 16 Linden Street South Boston left his home at 7 30 A M and was fatally injured on Federal Street near Mt. Washington Avenue after trailing a rapidly moving Dorchester Avenue car. He died at 8 48 A M at Emergency Hospital. The exact cause is undetermined.
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Linden Street
Boston
Federal Street
Mt. Washington Avenue
South Station
James
Dorchester Avenue
Cuckoo at Boston Theatre sparks mixed morals and humor
Boston audiences see The Cuckoo a French farce at Grand Opera with Amelia Bingham and Joseph Holland in a wry tale of a frivolous wife and her admirer. The program also features Jack and the Beanstalk at the Grand and other acts, including The Govern or of Kentucky at Castle Square, with strong comic support and well staged musical numbers.
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Castle Square
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Boston
London
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Joseph Holland
Clayton Whyte
Miss Bingham
Mr. Holland
Charles Bowser
Colefax
Nellie Butler
Charles Hoyt
New York
How Young James Rode To His Death
James, 16, a clerk for West & Coane, fell from a streetcar on Federal Street Bridge. He was knocked unconscious by the car rear steps, found bleeding from the ears, and died after being taken to Emergency Hospital. Witnesses say he was on the platform when the incident occurred.
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W. J. Mahoney
Lark Street
South Boston
West & Canoe
Anklin Street
Card of Thanks from James O. Dow for Weber Quartet
Mr. James O. Dow of East Boston expresses sincere thanks for the Weber Quartet of Boston services at the funeral of his late wife and for the kindness of the G. A. R. members on that occasion.
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East Boston
Weber Quartet
Boston
Painter Hurt After Fall From Bridge
L. H. Wood of Anthony, employed by the New York New Haven Hartford railroad, was badly injured at 4 o clock yesterday afternoon when he fell from a bridge. He suffered broken bones in the toe and arms and is believed to have internal injuries at Emergency Hospital that may prove fatal.
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Mansfield stars in Cyrano de Bergerac at Hollis Street
Richard Mansfield delivers a sumptuous Cyrano de Bergerac at the Hollis Street Theatre for a two week engagement. The Boston audience greeted the production with hearty praise for the star and the unusually large, skilled company led by Katherine Grey as Roxane and Albert G. Andrews as Ragueneau.
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Ichard Mansfield
Mansfield
Gascogne
Christian
Katherine Grey
Roxane
Sheridan Block
Comte de Guiche
Prince Loyd
Albert G. Andrews
Ragueneau
Boston Theatre opens with The Serenade by Bostonians
The Boston Theatre hosted The Serenade opening by The Bostonians with Marcia Van Dresser in a debut as Dolores. The crowd gave a warm reception praising her voice and stage presence while Helen Bertram as Yvonne earned equal applause for singing and acting.
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Tght Opera
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Jessie Bartlett Davis
Boston
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Castle Square Theatre Presented The Governor of Kentucky
Franklin Fyles’s American play The Governor of Kentucky played at Castle Square Theatre last evening with Daniel Boone Bingley enhanced for prominence. Cast performances ranged from John Craig’s strong Boone Bingley to Jillian Lawrence, Leonora Gaito, and Marian Chapman excelling in key roles. The run lasts this week before Harkins and Barbour’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin next Monday.
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Castle Square Theatre
Franklin Fyles
Kentucky
Daniel Boone Bingley
John Craig
J. L. Seeley
Governor Lee
Edward Wade
Richard Esbrooke
Tony Cummings
Carlisle Kenton
Lindsay Morison
Henry Clay Bingley
N. H. Fowler
Mason Hix
Stanley Kent
Monty Jones
William Paul
John
Jillian Lawrence
Jewel Es
Tremont Theatre Sets mark 108th Way Down East Show
The Tremont Theatre presented the 108th performance of Way Down East last evening to a large audience. Phebe Davies drew strong admiration for her tender portrayal of the heroine while Odell Williams Howard Kyle Walter Hodges Sara Stevens George Backus Ella Hugh Wood and Frank Bell delivered notable turns to depict rustic New England life. Next Monday will mark the 1500th performance since the piece began and managers Schoeffel and Brady will give ladies inkstands set with onyx in metal as souvenirs.
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Tremont
Phebe Davies
Odell Williams
Howard Kyle
Walter Hodges
Sara Stevens
George Backus
Felix Haney
Ella Hugh Wood
Frank Bell
New England
Schoeffel and
Brady
Julia Arthur Stars in English Premiere of More Than Queen
Tonight at the Park Theatre the first English language production of Emile Bererat's More Than Queen features Julia Arthur in the regal role. Grand scenery and costumes echo Napoleonic France with Notre Dame imagery, billed as a major season event with telegraphic reports planned across major cities.
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Emile Bererat
Julia Arthur
Miss Arthur
Henry Irving
France
Cathedral
Notre Dame
Napleon
Raven
Josephine
New York
Julia Arthurs
New Columbia Theatre Ahead of Opening Amid Renovations
The New Columbia Theatre plans cite extensive decorating and structural work ahead of a late October opening. Scenery for the opening production In Gay Paree is finished in New York and awaiting shipment. Resident manager candidate Jeff Falk will announce staff after Lederer arrives to town. Keith's Theatre presents a less exciting bill with William Frio, formerly a member of Sanit.
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New York
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Boston
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New Columbia
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Metropolis
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New Theatre
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William Friowas
Sanit
Circus headlines at Austin & Stone’s Museum feature gorilla Yanko
Clad in a heavy suit Yanko the man-face gorilla drew thousands in Austin and Stone’s Museum. Kinzo appeared in a red flannel suit as twenty Parisian performers debuted from Cirque Nouveau. The Es panola Cirque led by Peyrani showcased hypnotic stallion Courtney and skilled acts.
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Delmar
France
Edson
Bioscope
McGale
Flynn
Wilson
Davis
M. Felix Guillotte
Price
Steele
Waldo Whipple
Lulu Coates
Spencer Brothers
Wood
Scanlan
Miley
Fred Hart
Dollie Darling
Brockton Fair Opens With Expanded Premiums and Excursions
The Brockton fair will open Wednesday and run through Thursday and Saturday. Special railroad excursions will include Lowell Haverhill and Newburyport. The fair offers over 23000 in premiums prizes and special attractions as it expands each year to meet diverse demands.
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Broadway Burlesquers at Palace Thrill Local Audiences
Large and enthusiastic crowds greeted the Broadway Burlesquers at the Palace Theatre yesterday. The Boston favorites McAvoy and May opened with a new act A Crazy Conglomeration, showcasing their versatility. Emma Carus, the phenomenal baritone, was a palpable hit with several new songs. Gilbert and Goldie, two...
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Boston
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Emma Carus
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Goldie
Palace Theatre Variety Stages New Acts and Encores
Quaint character comedians kept the audience laughing throughout the show. Frobel and Ruge offered a novel aerial act while the Carlin sisters drew encores as likable duetists. Lew Wells and Dave Lewis provided amusing musical and German comedian turns. Broadway Burlesquers closed with Ras-ma-tas and a vivid electrical finale prompting two curtain calls.
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Palace Theatre
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Rose Hill company season opens with two burlesques at popular resort
Standing room only greets the Rose Hill company as they stage The Jolly Old Sports and The Naught Soubrette to depict Tenderloin life with costumed women, bright electrical effects, and top vaudeville acts. Nickelodeon features Honolulu belles and Pear Dell the human ostrich plus Williams brothers and other acts. Little Coney Island offers free admission, a shooting gallery, Mutoscopes, and games with three prizes this week.
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