Half a million missing from Ulster County Savings Institution
Kingston N Y Oct 4 The Ulster County Savings Institution has closed under Bank Superintendent Charles M Preston after expert examiners uncovered a theft totaling 436000 that later grew to 460000 involving treasurer Ostrander and assistant treasurer Matthew T Trumpbour The run on the bank eased after trustees issued a reassuring statement and depositors withdrew and then redeposited funds The bank will be turned over to the State Banking Department for settlement and action against the officials is pending
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Kingston
N. Y
Ulster County Savings Institution
Charles M. Preston
Ostrander
Mathew T. Trumpbour
Preston Gore
Trumpbour
Dill
Hussey
Alton B. Parker
George H. Sharpe
William $. Kenyon
Noah Wolven
John W. Searing
Kingston Leader
New York
James E. Ostrander
Matthew T. Trumpbour
General Ledger
State Banking Department
van Nostrand
State Department
Telegraphers Arrested For Wire Tapping In New Haven
Frederick J. Flynn and R. G. Parks telegraphers claiming service with Consolidated Road at Milford were arrested for tapping wires of a local pool room. They admit profiting by delaying and manipulating Gravesend and Jerome Park race results. They say they were employed by R. M. Smith of New York. Both are jailed awaiting bonds.
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New Haven
Conn
Frederick J. Flynn
R. G. Parks
Consolidated Road
Milford
Gravesend
Jerome Park
R. M. Smith
Flynn
Parks
Redmond Meets Irish Convicts Daly and Egan at Portland Prison
London reports John Redmond had his first interview with Irish convicts Daly and Egan in Portland Prison as their legal adviser. Egan examined the case in detail while Redmond remained hopeful for a case reconsideration and sentence remission. Both prisoners are in good health. Egan shows notable aging.
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Daly and
Egan
London
John Redmond
Daly
Portland
Redmond
Jealousy Ends In Poison Attempt Near BrivGrrort Conn
Mrs Frank Gorham, young wife of a prosperous farmer near BrivGrrort Conn, drank poison tonight in a presumed suicide attempt. She left the house briefly and was found outside in critical condition. Jealousy is given as the motive.
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Conn
Frank Gorham
Emperor William declines resignations of two generals
In Bexury on October 4, Emperor William wrote unusually gracious letters, refusing to accept the proffered resignations of General Albedyli and General Oerscheidt-Huellessem. He stated the army cannot afford to dispense with such well tried leaders.
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Bexury
William
Albedyli
Oerscheidt-Huellessem
German Day in St Louis Draws 20000 Participants
More than 20 000 people joined the German Day celebration in St Louis on October 4. The event featured grand exercises including a sham battle and will continue through Tuesday.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland to preside at Flower ratification meeting
Ex-President Grover Cleveland will preside at the Democratic State Committee ratification meeting for Roswell P. Flower in New York next Thursday at Madison Square Garden. The event aims to mobilize support with Flower colleagues in Congress among the speakers.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Democratic State Committee
Roswell P. Flower
Madison Square Garden
Flower
Congress
Cleveland
State Committee
New Hampshire Senator Chandler Accuses State Adversaries
Chandler prints an ad for The Book of Bargains labeling New Hampshire a slave state. Critics, including Thomas J. Walker in the Record, condemn the move as a libel on the state and its people and question a U S Senator advertising the state’s supposed degradation. The exchange cites alleged liquor and railroad influence and calls for accountability in national representation.
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Plymouth
N. H
W. E. Chandler
Concord Daily Monitor
The
Independent Statesman
New Hampshire
Thomas J. Walker
Senator Chandler
Chandler
United States
United States Senate
Lynn hunters return after Vermont trip dispute over ducks
Commander Shaw of Post and Comrades Frank Kelly George J Trask W H Trask J W Young J D Valiquez and Nathaniel Atkins returned to Lynn after a twelve day Vermont vacation of fishing and hunting on Lake Champlain. A Dr McBirnie of Bellevue Hospital claimed the ducks were his. The Lynn men said the ducks were wild and they refused to stop. They will face Vermont court trial next month.
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Lynn
Vermont
Shaw
Post
Grand Army
Frank Kelly
George J. Trask
W. H.trask
J. W. Young
J. D. Valiquez
Nathaniel Atkins
Lake Champlain
Dr. McBirnie
Belliview Hospital
Ex-Speaker Denies Boston Herald Resignation Claim
PorTP ortland Me October 4 Mr Reed denies the Boston Herald report claiming he will resign his seat in Congress. He states there is no truth to the story and no resignation is planned.
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Boston
Porrtland
Death of ex congressman Turner in Greensburg
Jacob Turner ex congressman from the twenty first Pennsylvania district died at Greensburg aged sixty six from gangrene following an accident. A prominent western Pennsylvania Democrat born in Greensburg he studied law after printing work and served as Westmoreland county district attorney in 1850. He was a presidential elector in 1866, served in the Pennsylvania State Senate and was Speaker in 1859. He sat in the forty fourth and forty fifth Congresses.
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Pittspuro
Penn
Jacob Turner
Pennsylvania
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Buchanan
Pennsylvania State Senate
Tramps Attack Two on Erie Freight Train
Charles Sturgiss and Edward O'Hara fled toward Dunkirk after boarding a Lake Erie freight train near Dunkirk. They were robbed by tramps who demanded money. Sturgiss was shot in the abdomen and O'Hara stabbed in the back. Sturgiss likely fatal. Tramps have attacked train crews in the area before.
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Penn
Charles Sturgiss
Edward O’hara
Erie
Lake Erie
Dunkirk
Sturgiss
O’hara
Another Chance for Boomers Open Lands Near Cheyenne and Arapahoe
The Cheyenne and Arapahoe lands west of the city will resume allotment after funds were exhausted. Once completed the lands will be opened to settlement. The reservations are four times as large as the Western Oklahoma tract.
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Kine Fisurr
O. T
Oklahoma
Hindson Records Scorching 96 Degrees in October
A hot October day at Hindson with the temperature reaching 96 degrees in the shade. Residents reported the heat as unusually high for the time of year, prompting concerns about heat safety and outdoor activities.
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Hindson
Monument to Garibaldi unveiled with French Italian tributes
In Nice on October 4 the mayor unveiled a Garibaldi monument with M. Rouvier representing France and General Canzio for the Garibaldi family. Deputies and prominent figures attended as speeches urged Franco Italian concord. The crowd praised France’s aid, and Canzio was named a Legion of Honor officer.
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Nice
Garibaldi
M. Rouvier
Canzio
Giribaldi
France
M. Rane
la Republique
Statre
Legion of Honor
Pope to annul Pantheon altar consecrations amid protests
In Rome on Oct 4 reports say the Pope will annul the consecration of several Pantheon altars desecrated during anti clerical demonstrations. Thousands marched to lay a wreath on King Victor Emmanuel's tomb after French Catholic pilgrims insulted the Vatican. Radicals shouted down the priests as moderates condemn the tactic.
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Rome
Pantheon
Victor Emmanuel
Vatican
Death of Count Emerich Esterhazy in Danube Fall
Vienna reports Count Emerich Esterhazy drowned in the Danube near Pressburg after his carriage and horses plunged from a dam. A 17 year old driver survived and alleges coercion to cross the field to the river. A trunk found loose on the bank suggests robbery with the coachman’s involvement.
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Vienna
Emerich Esterhazy
Danube
Pressburg
Cheney as Secretary of War rumored to replace Proctor
Washington October 4 The Post reports renewed talk of ex Governor Cheney of New Hampshire succeeding Secretary Proctor as Secretary of War The War Department men think Cheney will be chosen though no official announcement will come before after the elections Proctor has recently returned from a western trip and hints he favors Cheney’s succession
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Cheney
New Hampshire
Proctor
Washington
War Department
Beverly Yacht Club Sail Off for Buzzard's Bay Championship
Beverly Yacht Club held its sail off on October 4 for the Buzzards Bay championship in first and second class boats. A southwest breeze of twe reef dominated a ten and a quarter mile course. First class Violet, owned by G. H. Richards, finished in 2 hours 14 minutes 48 seconds. second class Surprise, owned by J. M. Codman, completed in 1 hour 59 minutes 31 seconds. Judge W. L. Jeffries of Boston presided as protests were submitted and await committee decisions.
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Monument Breach
Beverly Yacht Club
Buzzard’s Bay
Violet
G. H. Richards
Surprise
J. M. Codman
Judge
W. L. Jeffries
Boston
Neal Dow's Captor Dying
Jerome Carpenter a Southerner and actor lies dying at 72 Arbor Place. Born in Jackson Mississippi about 47 years ago he enlisted in the Eighteenth Mississippi Infantry and served two years before becoming a scout on General Johnsons staff. He bore Johnsons last despatch to Pemberton at Vicksburg and captured General Neal Dow.
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Neal Dow
Vicksburg
Carpenter
Johnson
Pemberton
Grant
Spotted Tail
Republican River
Colorado
Powder River
Sherman
Large Chinese fire sparks anti missionary rumors in Shanghai
Advices from China report a massive fire at Chung King on August 8. Fire engines were scarce and poorly maintained after the taotai allegedly dismissed crews and embezzled funds. A mob of about 10,000 attacked his home two days later, narrowly sparing the official from harm, fueling rumors of another anti missionary riot in Shanghai.
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San Francisco
China
Chung King
Shanghai
Holy Coat Exhibition Closes In Treves Amid Large Attendance
The holy coat display ended with Bishop Korum delivering an elaborate sermon and benediction. Among attendees were German aristocrats including an Austrian archduchess and the Duke and Duchess Paul of Mecklenburg Schwerin. Total pilgrims who viewed the relic reached 1,925,130 and the relic is now enshrined.
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TrReves
Korum
Paul
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Nelson Allerton Race Headlines Grand Rapids Showdown
Excitement builds for the $10,000 Nelson versus Allerton trotting race next Thursday in Grand Rapids Michigan. Nelson and his owner arrived last night and Allerton is due in the city tomorrow amid expected immense attendance.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Nelson
Allerton
Chinese riots compensation likely soon in China
San Francisco dated Oct 4 reports that China advices dated Sept 3 indicate a strong likelihood that compensation will be paid for damages from the recent riots. French claims at Wuhu are already settled.
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San Francisco
China
Wuhu
Denounce Powderly Meeting Call In Pennsylvania Labor Leaders
Philadelphia reports a major labor leadership meeting planned to denounce Powderly and the Knights of Labor leaders. Prominent signatories and attendees include Foster Skeffington Moore Barry Edelblute Owen Lavery, aiming to strip politics from the order and send delegates to Detroit for a new leadership. A separate report from Pittsburgh notes Local Assembly No. 300 plans to form the Independent Order of Window Glass Workers of America amid political concerns and financial disputes.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Knights of Labor
Detroit
Joseph P. Cahill
Knights of Labor Organization
Reading
Relief Fund
Lehigh Valley
William Foster
H. J. Skeffington
Boot and Shoe Workers’ International Union
Ed Moore
District Assembly No. 1
Hatters’ Union
Thomas Barry
Saginaw, Mich
William Edelblute
Printers’ Union
Pittsburg
William Owen
Michael Lavery
Powderly
Hayes
Butler
Wright
United States
PrrisBuro
Knights
Independent
Order of Window Glass Workers of America
Workman Bowderly
General Order of the Knights
Cake
Allegheny College Rush Ends in Tattered Flag Triumph
In Meadville on Oct 4 two class rivalries erupted as sophomores placed a flag atop Bentley Hall. Freshmen tore it down, paraded to the chapel with flag shards as boutonnieres, then riots followed and a cane rush challenge was issued for Tuesday morning. Prominent participants included a courageous sophomore girl.
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Meadville
Penn
Allegheny College
Bentley Hall
Hopkins will contestant Maria Breese claims Hopkins kin
Maria Breese wife of Rev P F Breese a prominent Methodist clergyman and newly elected presiding elder files a claim in Salem ten days ago asserting she is a daughter of a first cousin of Mrs Hopkins Searles and that all intervening relatives between them were dead her brother and sister in New York have filed similar claims
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Los Angeles
Cal
Maria Breese
P. F. Breese
Searles
Salem
New York
Verdict In Norfolk Superior Court for Assault on Pratt
In Dedham at 4:40 yesterday Judge Fessenden presided as the Norfolk Superior Criminal Court returned a guilty verdict against Michael J. Henry Peter Gallagher and Joan E Welch for criminally assaulting Herbert N Pratt of Millis on June 27. A separate trial concluded with a disagreement for Charles Gormly and John Henry, with vote tallies of 7 to 6 and 8 to 4 respectively.
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Gormly
John Henry
Drowning Family Found Near Corvus Curisti Bay
Horace Hamlin and his three children were found dead in the bay after a morning walk with their two daughters aged 11 and 13 and a 2 year old boy. The drowning’s cause is unknown and the father was reported in reduced circumstances. The bodies were buried in the afternoon.
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Corvus Curisti
Tex
Horace Hamlin
Express bags found rifled after Utica robbery
Three express bags and several boxes from the Utica to Little Falls theft were found in a field four miles from Utica. One bag held money envelopes to Adams and Watertown banks, another envelope was marked 5000 dollars, and boxes contained diamonds, watches, and silverware. All packages showed rifling.
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Utica
N. Y
American Express
Robery
Here
Little Falls
Adams
Watertown
Christian Alliance Holds Eighth Annual Convention in New York
The eighth annual Christian Alliance convention opens in New York with ministers and missionaries from across the nation. Delegate Mrs. Fuller arrives from India as discussions focus on Christ as Savior Sanctifier Healer and Coming Lord and on missions work at home and evangelization abroad.
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THE
Christian Alliance
New York
Fuller
India
Christ
Funeral Rather Than Wedding Schock Near Bridgeport
Asel Drew, 62, bridge draw tender at the Housatonic River bridge near Stratford, was killed when he stepped between tracks to clear signal lights for an oncoming freight as an express train passed. He had been due to marry next Wednesday.
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Bridgeport. Conn
Asel Drew
Housatonic River
Stratford
Joe Manley’s Silver Wedding in Avausta Maine
The Hon J H Manley and wife celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of their wedding in Avausta Me on October 4. Attending were Secretary of State Blaine and wife ex US Senator Bradbury ex Governor J H Williams ex Attorney General O V D Baker Colonel W S Choate the Hon Thomas Lambert and others.
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Joe” Manley
Avausta
J. H. Manley
Blaine
United States
Bradbury
J. H. Williams
O. V D. Baker
W. $. Choate
Thomas Lambert
US Ship San Francisco Stays at Valparaiso Post Election
A Herald special from Valparaiso reports the United States steamer San Francisco, Admiral Brown's flagship, arrived from Callao and will remain in Valparaiso until Chilean elections are completed the new government assumes power and order is restored.
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Chile
New York
Valparaiso
United States
San Francisco
Admiral Brown
Callao
Republic
Ground to pieces on the track in Newtown accident
Bridgeport Connecticut October 4 John O Hara aged 30 unmarried was killed by a Housatonic railroad train in Newtown today He fell between cars while passing and his body was ground to pieces in the fatal incident
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Bridgeport
Conn
John O’hara
Housatonic
Newtown
General Lassalle's Second Funeral in Paris
Paris observes a grand transfer of General Lassalle's remains to the Hotel des Invalides after a Vienna disinterment. The ceremony featured pomp and a speech by Paris Governor General Senenet, detailing the authority and gravity of the occasion.
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General Lassalle
Paris
Vienna
Hotel Des Invalides
General Senenet
Mohonk Indian Conference Eyes Strong Mohonk Meeting
Lake Mohonk conference to meet Wednesday through Friday with a large turnout of prominent religious, social, and educational leaders. Attendees include General L. Armstrong, Rev. Dr. Beara, Rev. O. E. Boyd, Hon. A. C. Barstow, Rev. H. A. Bridgman, General John Eaton, General O. O. Howard, and many others from national churches boards and Indian institutions.
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Lake Mohonk
N. Y
General L. ©. Armstrong
Hampden Normal and
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
New York
A. C. Barstow
Providence
R. L
H. A. Bridgman
The
Congregationalist
Boston
George D. Boardman
First Baptist Church
Philadelphia
James M. Bruce
the Examiner
C. T. Cristensen
Brooklyn Trust Co
Brookelyn
Benjamin Coprock
Chillaco
Emily 5. Cook
Indian Department
Washington
George Thomas Dowling
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
Albany
A S. Draper
Public Instruction
H. L. Dawes
Pittsfield
F. F. Ellinwood
Board of Missions of the Presbyterian Church
John Eaton
Marietta College
Marietta, C
Philip C. Garrett
Public Charities of Pennsylvania
Merrill E. Gates
Amherst College
Edward W Gilman
Bible Society
O. O. Howard
Hamilton W. Mabie
Christian Union
John H. Oberly
Indian School
R. H. Pratt
Indian Industrial School
Carlisle
Penn
A. L. Riggs
Santee Normal Training School
Santee Agency
A. Schoonmaker
State Commerce Commission
Kingston
M. FE. Strieby
American Missionary Association
Charles W. Shelton
Indian Missions
Birmingham
Conn
Justice Strong
Supreme Court
James M. Taylor
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
William Hayes Ward
the Independent
E. Whittlesey
Board of Indian Commissioners
H. B. Whipple
Taubault
Minn
Herbert Welsh
Indian Rights Association
W. W. Wortherspoon
Mt. Vernon Barracks
Ala
Mr. Marsh on Spiritualism at Horticultural Hall
Luther R. Marsh lectured on Spiritualism at Horticultural Hall delivering manuscript readings. He described spirit communication after death, distinct from theosophy, and explained progression toward a higher plane, while remarking on interviewer materialism.
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Luther R. Marsh
Horticultural Hall
The
Post
Marsh
Fatality at Mata Pan crossing in railroad tragedy
At about 10 30 last evening John Shelly and Miss Gertrude Kelly rode a Duggy across the New York and New England railroad at Mata pan when struck by an oncoming locomotive. Miss Kelly, 23, of Withington street Dorchester, was killed instantly. Shelly, of Whitfield street, Dorchester, was taken to City Hospital with internal injuries.
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Gertrude Kelly
New York & New England Railroad
Matapan
Miss Kelly
Mr. Shelly
City Hospital
Withington Street
Dorchester
Whitfield Street
A Mistake and a Disappointment in Governor Nomination
Saturday Evening Gazette voices Republican dissatisfaction with Governor nominee Mr. Allen, labeling him a mistake and a disappointment. It argues his campaign has exposed ignorance, invites better speakers to lead, and praises Governor Russell as a superior orator and chooser of topics.
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Saturday Evening Gazette
Ailen
Allen
Henry Cabot Lodge
W. W. Crapp
F. T. Greenhalge
Republican Party
Governor Russell
Vest Burns as Lamp Explodes in Salem
George Lettenny of Buffum street escaped a lamp explosion that set fire to his vest. An alarm of fire sounded but the blaze was quenched with the loss of the vest and $175 in bills allegedly in the pocket.
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Salem
Spreial
George Lettenny
Buffum Street
The Witch of Prague a Fantastic Tale review
Crawford's The Witch of Prague is a strange novel focusing on Unorna and her hypnotic powers with the Wanderer and Beatrice as central figures. The critic finds the marvellous misused, compares it unfavorably to Saracinescu and To Leeward, and critiques Crawford's handling of English society and character depth.
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Kevork Arabian
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Unorna
Prague
Heaven
Anorna
Crawford
F. W. Maude
George Eliot
Anthony Trollope
Jane Austen
Maude
Byron
Sir Walter
Conan Doyle
Wat Tyler
Amaryllis
Aristides
Anastasius
John Brownlow
Ireland
Allen
Henry
Khertoum
F. Marion Crawford
New York
Macmillan & Co
Boston
W. Clarke & Co
Appleton’s
Town and Country Library
The
White Company
A. Conan Doyle
Joan W. Lovell Company
Georgios Droxines
Cassell & Co
Willis Boyd Allen
D. Lothrop Company
Khartoum
G. A. Henry
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Little, Brown & Co
Price
The October Century Review Highlights Kennan and Kipling
The October Century reviews George Kennan’s Siberia series concluding with a vivid note on his journeys and papers. It praises the later publication, critiques Edmund Gosse’s essay on Kipling, and lauds Cole’s engravings of Lorenzo di Credi and Perugino. It also notes pieces on Nicaragua and aerial navigation alongside Lincoln.
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George Kennan
Siberia
Minasinsk
St. Petersburg
Kennan
Andrew Lang
Gosse
Kipling
Cole
Lorenzo di
Changes in Cavalleria cast and opera notes for fall season
Music notes report cast changes for Cavalleria Rusticana on Oct 6 at Music Hall with Emma Jack as Santuzza and Guille and Mertens as tenor and baritone. Balcony Romeo and Juliet aria to be sung by Fabris and Montegriffo. Lucia cast and tickets announced for Oct 13. Dorchester Glee Club rehearsal begins. Widor concert set for Nov 5 with Ansorge on piano. Kneisel quartet to give six Union Hall concerts starting Oct 19 with notable soloists. Season tickets and subscription lists opened. Bostonians may stage a new comic opera at Tremont Theatre. Scharwenka to play with Symphony Orchestra. Boston Symphony Orchestra eight-concert series at Sanders Theatre starting Oct 15. University bookstore to sell season tickets. Jules Jordan engaged as tenor at Dr Hale's church.
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Mascagni
Emma Judi Opera Company
Bevignani
Lucia
Music Hall
Laura Schirmer Mapleson
Charles R. Adams
del Puente
George R. Clark
John C. Mallaly
Dorchester Glee Club
Arthur W. Thayer
Mason and Hamlin Hall
Gertrude Franklin
Widor
Philharmonic
Conrad Ansorge
Kneisel String Quartette
Union Hall
Joachim
Nikisch
Bloomfield-Zeisler
Xaver Schawwenka
Ferruccio Busoni
Samuel Sanford
Bostonians
Messrs
Arthur Macy
William Browne
Edward A. Newcomb
Tremont Theatre
Xaver Scharwenka
Symphony Orchestra
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Arthur Nikisch
Lillian Nordica
Julia M. Wyman
Eugen D’albert
Sander
Cambridge
University
Jules Jordan
Providence
The North End Gamin and the Street’s Safety Valve
A Boston Chronicle piece argues North End youths lack space for play, praising lenient police attitudes. It recalls street kite flying on Sundays with many kites in the Hanover and Commercial street junction area. It notes aerial debris and clashes from kite tangles, blaming urban crowding for boyish mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Commercial Street
Hanover Street
A Battery Breakthrough by Charles J Hubbell in New York
Charles J Hubbell an early telegrapher in New York says he solved the problem of a primary battery that does not emit fumes or waste liquids when idle Zinc and carbon save the elements The terminals run through the bottom and the top is covered while the central porous cup with carbon is insulated An asbestos pad at the bottom absorbs fumes from the battery action An eight cell portable battery weighs twelve pounds yields sixteen volts and lights a six candle power lamp for about thirteen hours A four cell lantern battery weighs four pounds and can light for ten hours while powering a phonograph fan and sewing machine
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Charles J. Hubbell
New York
Mr. Hubbell
Hubbell
Creditors Grant Rhea Bros Extension To Resume
PittsburaG Pa Oct 4 Rhea Bros Co bankers and brokers suspended after S W White Co failure were given an extension by their creditors yesterday afternoon and will resume business this week.
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Pittspurag
Penn
Rhea Bros. & Co
S. W. White & Co
Rev Arthur L Snell Delivers First Sermon at West Somerville Baptist
Yesterday the Rev. Arthur L. Snell preached his first sermon as pastor of the West Somerville Baptist Church. He assumed duties after being named to succeed the former pastor, delivering a inaugural message to the congregation.
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Arthur L. Snell
West Somerville Baptist Church
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