From Pulpit to Stage in Boston The White Squadron
Boston theatre notes report Dr. D. G. Crandon in Richelieu at Hollis Street Theatre as his third presentation of the drama. Gossip covers Miss Helyett's dancer era, troupe moves, and cast changes across venues including Tremont and Lyceum.
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Hollis Street
D. G. Crandon
Boston
Crandon
Chelsea
Bulwer Lytton
Richelieu
Helena B. Simmons
Charlotte Most
Mr. Wilcox
Conant
Mr. Bates
Tremont Theatre
Garrett P. Serviss
Daniel Frohman
Lyceum Theatre Company
Boston Hearts
Lyceum Company
Miss Cayvan
Herbert Kelcey
W. J. le Moyne
Fritz Williams
Dainty Rose Newham
la Stella
Miss Helyett
Hollis
Union Pacific Fast Mail sets long voyage times
The new Union Pacific fast trains boast dramatic travel saves. The Denver Fast Mail covers Omaha to Denver in 13 hours 25 minutes, with Portland and San Francisco routes promising major time advantages over competitors. Tickets and details available from agents or E. L. Lomax in Omaha Neb.
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Union Pacific
Omaha
Denver
Portland
San Francisco
E. L. Lomax
Among the Musicians in Boston Arts Season Mix
Concert sales open Oct 10 at Chickering Hall for Master Cyril Tyler, famed boy soprano, with Sig. Guarini and Sig. Sartori among others. Kneisel Quartet schedules eight Chickering Hall concerts starting Oct 17. Star Course opens Oct 10 with Sissieretta Jones and Princess Lilly Dolgorouky. Various other music events, personnel changes, and tours are listed, with Paderewski reported ill and Steinert Hall hosting lectures.
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Cyril Tyler
Boston
Chickering Hall
Sig. Guarini
Sig. Sartori
Miss Botsford
Mlle. DeCaesare
Herbert van Viet
Kneisel
Music Hall
Arthur Nikisch
William H. Sherwood
Clayton Johns
Star Course
Sissieretta Jones
Black Patti
Lilly Dolgorouky
Bernard Listemann Company
Chicketing Hall
Gyril Tyler
Sarai
Sig. Guarint
Mlle. DE Cesare
van Vleet
Tremont St
Kneisel Quartet
Wm H. Sherwood
Sweat shop law enforcement urged for better coverage
Chief Wade of the Massachusetts District police reports good effects from enforcing the sweat shop law but says additional inspectors are needed to thoroughly enforce it.
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Wade
Massachusetts District Police
Saye
Rogers Seeks Writ to Force Railroad Ticket Under Hutchinson Act
George E. Rogers of Winthrop petitions Judge Allen for a mandamus to compel the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad Company to issue him a ticket as provided by the Hutchinson mileage act.
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George E. Rogers
Winthrop
Allen
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad Company
Marching Weather Report At Wellington Farm Drill
The First Battalion of Cavalry enjoyed splendid weather for its field drill held yesterday at Matta pan on the Wellington farm, delivering a clear showing of discipline and maneuverability in the open air.
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Mattapan
Wellington
Silverware Seized at Custom House Hidden in Olive Boxes
Customs officers confiscated two hundred fifty dollars worth of silverware found inside boxes labeled olives. The goods originated in Burant Turkey, shipped July 20, 1892, to Liverpool and were later transshipped to the United States.
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Custom House
Burant
Turkey
Liverpool
America
The Ancients and Honorables Return From New York Outing
The Ancients and Honorables arrived home from New York yesterday after one of the most successful fall outings in the history of the company.
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Ancients and Honorables
New York
Massachusetts Horticultural Show Awards List
The state horticultural exhibit closed with notable displays and incentives. Awards included W C Gilman for apples, T H O Neil for endicot pears, B G Smith and George W Jameson for grapes, Agricultural College for grapes and pears, P G Hanson and Jackson Dawson for collections, George F Pierce for Carya Subata fruit, and Robert Cameron for hall decoration.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
New England
W.C. Gilman
T. H. O’neil
Endicott
B. G. Smith
George W. Jameson
Agricultural College
P. G. Hanson
Jackson Dawson
George F. Pierce
Robert Cameron
Browning King & Co. Hosts Fall Ladies Day Display
Rainy weather did not deter a large feminine crowd at Browning King & Co.'s Ladies Day. The reception parlor and children's department showcased new juvenile garments and accessories, with Twombly decorating the space with laurel and floral arrangements. Guests received a souvenir photo and were impressed by the children's department offerings and mother friendly selections.
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Washington Street
Browning, King & Co
Children’s Department
Twombly
Transatlantic Steamship Movements Oct 6
Maritime notices from Boston London and New York report vessels arriving and sailing. Roman arrives Liverpoo lfrom New York, Spree sails Bremen to New York, Tauric sails to Liverpool from New York, Port Philip from China and Japan to New York, Pontiac from the Mediterranean to New York, Germanic from New York to Liverpool, Havel from New Ark to Bremen.
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Boston
Roman
Liverpool
New York
Spree
Bremen
London
England
Fastnet
Tauric
Port Philip
China
Japan
Pontiac
Mediterranean
Queenstown
Germanic
Havel
Newark
Art Commission to Meet Over Columbus Statue Next Monday
The Art Commission will meet at the Mayor's office next Monday morning to reconsider the Columbus statue matter in a full review. Local officials and city planners will participate as the discussion resumes.
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Art Commission
Harbor Happenings in Harbor Collision Aftermath and Libels
The H M Whitney’s starboard bow hole patching finished and five pumps clear her hold as tugs prepare to tow her to the city. Shenandoah reports two missing crew from foggy trawl inshore. Warren line officers contest Metropolitan Steamship Company charges, filing cross libel against Whitney. Justice Nelson issues a subpoena to Metropolitan from the British and North Atlantic line.
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H. M. Whitney
Boston
Burgess
Sullivan
Shenandoah
Warren Line
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Whitney
British and North Atlantic Steamship Navigation Company, Limited
Nelson
United States
Harringtons Victims Fines From Municipal Court
In Municipal Court yesterday Milk Inspector Harrington presented evidence of milk quality violations. Fines were imposed on Marcus M. Raymond John D. Gilman Burt L. Wetherbee all $100 for possessing milk not of standard quality and appealing. Silas S. Crowell restaurant keeper fined $10 for selling oleomargarine as butter. Oliver W. Ingalls Edward F. Maine Charles F. Goodrich Jacob Bousleim George O. Whiting John Gigie John W. Gordon John W. Dickinson each fined $50 and appealed.
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Harrington
Marcus M. Raymond
John D. Gilman
Burt L. Wetherbee
Silas S. Crowell
Oliver W. Ingalls
Edward F. Maine
Charles F. Goodrich
Jacob Bousleim
George O. Whiting
John Gigie
John W. Gordon
John W. Dickinson
Gloucester Board Seeks Fish Commissioner Change
Gloucester Massachusetts Tuesday night opened a push for Captain J W Collins to be appointed United States fish commissioner replacing Colonel Marshall McDonald who has held the post since Prof Baird's death A committee will draft resolutions for President Harrison While critics say Collins lacks scientific training the letter from the Fish Commission announces Collins relief and Hugh M Smith acts as in charge until further orders
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Gloucester
Gloucester Board of Trade
J. W. Collins
United States Fish
Marshall McDonald
Baird
Harrison
Board of Trade
Charles S. Wonson
Collins
Washington
Division of Fisheries
Fish Commission
Hugh M. Smith
Ommonwealth
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Ss.—Superior Court
A. D
John E., Gale
John H. Sanborn
Haverhill
County of Essex
Stephen H. Gale
Exeter
New Hampshire
Copartners
Exeter Boot & Shoe Co
Jacob A. Einstein
Frank B. Einstein
Savannah
Georgia
Coporters
A. Leinstein
Shawmut National Bank
United States of America
Boston
Commonwealth
Boston Post
Jos. A. Willard
Messrs. Bartlett & Anderson
D A. Willard
Big Storm Ravages San Pier d'Arena in Genoa Area
Rome reports a violent night storm near San Pier d'Arena province of Genoa. Railway bridge destroyed and town flooded. Iron foundries and sugar refineries suffer heavy losses. Lives losses reported though exact count unavailable.
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Rome
San Pier d’Arena
Genoa
Four crewmen Missing After Dory Sighting Near Grand Banks
Gloucester dispatch reports schooner Ada M. Hall from Grand Banks says on Sept 16 crew members Thomas Kennedy Ambrose Howlett William Marr and Victor Gamberg became lost in dories and have not been heard from. Kennedy and Howlett each have wives and three children in St John s Newfoundland where they belonged.
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Gloucester
Ada M. Hall
Grand Banks
Thomas Kennedy
Ambrose Howlett
William Marr
Victor Gamberg
St. John’s
N. F
Reader survey note from John Frohn to editor
A reader letter from John Charles Frohn of 554 East Eighth Street South Boston dated September 2a reports counting newspaper readers and lists 57 posts 39 Heralds and 43 Clothes among the reader materials.
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Post
John Charles Frohn
East Eighth St
Boston
All Perished Rumor After Nashua Sinking Found
Port Huron Michigan October 6 The Nashua steam barge which had been adrift on Lake Huron was found bottom up about twenty miles from Bayfield by a searching tug near Sand Beach. A crew search yielded no survivors or traces of missing men including Captain Richard Millen his wife Archie Muir pilot Charles Brockway mate Brockway Mich and John Putnam first engineer Detroit Captain Millen owned a third of the boat.
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Port Huron
Mich
Nashua
Lake Huron
Sand Beach
Bayfield
Richard Millen
Archie Muir
Charles Brockway
Brockway, Mich
John Putnam
Detroit
Millen
Legislature Opens as Page Delivers Message and Fuller Takes Oath
In Montpeter on October 6, both houses sat in joint session for Governor Page's farewell message. Later Governor-elect Levi K. Fuller took the oath, then delivered his inaugural annual message. Speaker Stickney and Lt. Gov. Stranahan announced committees as the session prepared to proceed.
Death notices from Boston area dated Oct 4–6
Deaths announced in Roxbury and nearby towns include Miranda Bacon widow of Horace Bacon aged 85. Sarah H. Doherty aged 3 months 6 days. Apham Griffith 91. Benjamin Gilbert Gay 59. Jesse Fiske Kingsbury 79. Carolina M Jewett 76. Bere Needham age L . Richard A Newell 35. Mary Ann Pratt widow of Chelsea resident Samuel Pratt. Lucy Sumner Rogers in London England. Susie Farrel Sloan 23. Maria E Teel 64.
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Winchester
Carolina M
Darwin E. Jewett
Bere Needham
Aoe L
Robert H
Katherine Ewet
Chelsea
Richard Austin Newell
Pratt
Somerville
Mary Ann
Samuel Pratt
Rogers
London
Eng
Lucy Sumner Holps
John H. Roger Sloan
Cambridgepark
Green Street
Susie Farrel
Walter A. Sloan
Teel
Atedford
Maria E
Elree Teel
Ays
With Best Intentions Cast of Names in List
A long list of paired names appears, likely a social or matchmaking roster. Names include John Hustus with Mary Hirsch, Thomas Murphy with Margaret Murphy, Francesco Martoiana with Guesippa Scottile, Albert Bower with Eveline Boyce, Harry Horeter with Lillian Houghton, Peter Jennings with Annie Nangie, George Eunice with Mary Powers, John Lee with Julia Stephenson, James Scadding with Ellen Conway, Lebbens Smith with Phebe McPherson, John McCue with Annie McCan, Angus McLeod with Florence Gillis, Fred Billings with Mary Griffin, Thomas Lee with Hattie Fields, and Walter Merrill with Ella Rowe.
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John Hustus
Mary Hirsch
Thomas Murphy
Margaret M. Murphy
Francesco Martoiana
Guesippa Scottile
Albert E. Bower
Eveline A. Boyce
Harry C. Horeter
Lillian $. Houghton
Peter Jennings
Annie Nangie
George M. Eunice
Mary E. Powers
John Lee
Julia E. Stephenson
James P. Scadding
Ellen T. Conway
Lebbens G. Smith
Phebe McPherson
John McCue
Annie McCan
Angus McLeod
Florence Gillis
Fred W. Billings
Mary A. Griffin
Thomas Lee
Hattie Fields
Walter Merrill
Ella Rowe
Marriages Reported This Week in City Records
On October 5 and 4, Edward H. Fitzgerald wed Susan M. Hayde and James M. Wallace married Josie B. Me od, as notified to the registrar by clergymen Rev. John J. Bell and Rev. P. M. Mac oe in the city.
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This Ay
John J. Bell
Edward H. Fitzgerald
Susan M. Hayde
This City
P. M. Macoe James M. Wallace
Josie B. Meod
City’s Dead List Filed With City Registrar October 1892
City registrar records show obituaries and ages for residents dated October 3 to October 6 in this city. Names include N W Allen aged 77, Jesse F Kingsbury aged 1, Elizabeth Lee aged 50, Michele Repucci aged 56, Jane D Royce aged 72, James A Slattery aged 50, plus others in the Oct 4 notices.
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N. W. Allen
Jesse F. Kingsbury
Elizabeth
Joseph Lee
Anne City
Michele Repucci
Jane D
Bradley Royce
James A. Slattery
PORE CALIFORNIA WINES. Gi pee Gation: 4 Betties, Ascorted, Gi.
Blanchard and Farrar at 44 Dock Square and 1 Faneuil Mall present a Pore California wines auction or promotion. The fragmentary text lists items or lots titled Betties and Ascorted with unclear pricing or lot numbers, implying a catalog or advertorial from a Boston or New England merchant.
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Ascorted
Gi. Blanchard & Farrar
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Matic
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Robert D. McLean
Marie Prescott
McLean
Shenandoah Valley
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Sinbad’’ Company
Lotta
Charles Leonard Fletcher
Reilly & Wood
Howard Atheneum
Pat Reilly
London Gaiety Girls Burlesque Company
New Lyceum Theatre
Billy Jerome
George Milbank
Austin
Palace Theatre
Fleming
Peey
Ethelyn Broughan
Azro
Globe Theatre
A. Y. Pearson
James W. Harkins, Jr
Brazil
de Romacio
Rom7cio
Victor Staunton
Chicago
Paulo de Silverio
Grand Plaza
Rio Do Janeiro
South America
Rio
Bob Hilliard
May Wheeler
Byron Douglas
Katie Pearson
Graham Henderson
Speaking
St. Cecilia Society
Steinert Hall
William Ludwig
Ellen A. McLaughlin
Ita Welsh Donovan
Michael J. Dwyer
John J. McCluskey
Thomas Senia
James T. Whalen
Oliver Ditson
Walter Fay Louis
Walter Emerson
Warren
Charles W. Freumdroil
Gilmore
Walter Damrosch
Carnegie Music Hall
The
Temple Quartet
Edward G. Marquand
Leverett B. Merrill
Florence
Mascagni
Mr. Norris
Ruggles Street
Anton Rubinstein
Mr. Steinert
Vienna
Frau Amalie Joachim
Villa White
Mme. Joachim
Schubert
Schumann
Mendelssohn
Brahms
Beethoven
Mozart
Haydn
Boston School of Oratory
Paderewski
Uncle Sam
William Casey
Clark Street
Cambridgeport
Commonwealth Avenue
Italy
Herald and Globe
Vermont
Beecham’s
New York Depot
Canal St
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Goodnough
Brookline
Maria T
Samuel N. Dyer
West Roxury
Lila Culn—Morse
E. A. Horton
Louis Revere Lincoln
Edith Buckingham Morse
Marvin—Daicy
Roxbury
A. J. Patterson
D. D
Harry G. Marvin
Isles of Shoals
N. H
Bertha M
C. M. Daicy
Au Usta
Cunningham — Perkins
Burlington
William Salter
Edward Cunningham
Edith Forbes Perkins
Hunt—Morton
Swampscott
W. de Wees Roberts
Frederick Furneaux Hunt
Sarah K. G. Morton
C. W. Galloupe
Robinson—Clarke
Ipswich
Mass
James F. Allen
James S. Robinson, Jr
Anna
Philip E. Clarke
Ipsch
California
Dock Sq
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Scott
Scott & Bowan
South Set Avenue
Grea
Berlin
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the Hague
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Edinburgh
Elison, Flersheim & Coo
Randolph Si
Chicago, Il
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Boston Post Office
J.B. Russell
State ST
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Devonshire St
Waltham
Causeway Street
Fitchburg Railroad
J. R. Watson
International Steamship Co
CIAL
Eastport
Calais
St. Andrews
N. B
Rett St. John
D Digby N.S
Annapolis
N. S
Ae Gonseneal Chas
F. Conn
St. John
Eave Portland
Boston and Railroad
E. A. Waldron
Commercial Wharf
Entertainments
Hollis Cutting
Isaac B. Rich
Niblo
Theatre
William Austin
Wm. J. Fleming
David Abelasco
Louise Leslie-Carter
Daniel Froman
Lyceum Theatre Co
NEW Publications
Hamburg
A. Fabricius
Covington, Ky
Board OF Aldermen
City of
Temple St
Keith Ave
M.A
Rand
Deen WY
Pre Lake Pt RY
Brea
Boston Ball Grounds
Connelly
Adams House
George B. Appleton & Co
Opera Ouse
Park Theatre
Rige
Barnet
Pflue
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Chas
F. Atkinson
Y Tey Comedienne
Ainin Lewis
Robert Mantell
Howard Athenedum
French Folly Company
Reilly & Woods
Austin&stone
Tremont
Scotter
Boston Journal
J. M. Galvin
Board OF Aldermen OF
River St
Blue Hill Ave
B. L. Bartlett
Mere
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South Boston
Jefferson Hall
Broadway
Clio
la Rue Sablom
Mrs. Lester
Gilbert Saroney
J. W. Chattaway
George Grahame
Harold MacDonna
Kent
Robbins
Hatton and Anderson
Go-Won-Gomohawk
Abbey & Schoeffel
Annie Pixley
Wm. Bain Gill
Miss Blythe
Duluth
Miss Pixley
Columbia Rich & Harris
Charles Frohman
Myra
Moc. Sa
Representative
Comedy Company of America
Wm. Gillette
Boston Press
Boston Museum
Isaac Henderson
New Boston Museum Company
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Denman Thompson
Old Homestead
Lyceum Theatre
Boylston and
Washington Streets
London Gaiety Girls
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