Sensational Suffrage Meeting At Park Street
A Boston suffrage gathering at 8 Park Street featured Mary A. Livermore and Alice Stone Blackwell. Speakers attacked anti referendum coverage and urged Massachusetts women to register and vote yes in the upcoming state election.
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Woman's Suffrage Meeting
Park Street
Massachusetts
Mary A. Livermore
Alice Stone Blackwell
Boston Post
Miss Blackwell
Dorchester
Elizabeth A. Yates
Maine
South
Welkin
Johnny
Henry B. Blackwell
Boston
Greenhalgé
Parliament of Man
Bradford
Livermore
Mary Clark Smith
Wellesley Hillis
Unitarian
Wellesley Hills
Gamaliel Bradford
Cleveland
Linco
Somerville
Falls River
Brockton
Christian Endeavor Societies
Epworth Leagues
S. D. Field
Woman’s Fuffrage League of
B. H. Webster
Hyde Park
Mary Smith
Cameron
Jamaica Plain
Maria
S. Porter
Charles Street
L. Ormiston Chant
Niles Will Case Trial Resumes in Supreme Judicial Court
The Niles will case, testing the validity of Thomas Niles's will from Roberts Bros., reopened before Judge Allen and a jury. Emily Niles testified about Katherine Wormley, a Gibraltar voyage, and alleged motives regarding the estate. Louis Requier described burning books for Roberts Bros. in the early 1890s. Cross examinations touched on family tensions and inheritances as the afternoon session noted Dr. Emery’s testimony about Mr. Niles's nervous state during a 1891 visit.
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Niles Will
Thomas Niles
Roberts Bros
Supreme Judicial Court
Allen
Emily Niles
Gibraltar
Katherine Wormley
Niles
Fred Almy
Louis Requiér
Horace FB. Emery
Death of Stephen C. Hadley in Roxbury at 81
Stephen C. Hadley a prominent Roxbury businessman died at his home No 7 Mt Pleasant Place aged 81 He came from Vermont and for 35 years managed A Shuman's Roxbury store He served in the Forty second Massachusetts Regiment and belonged to Thomas G Stevenson Post No 29 G A R Also linked with Washington Lodge F and A M Jewel Lodge K of H Dearborn Lodge A O A W and Knights and Ladies of Honor He leaves a wife and two children.
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Stephen C. Hadley
Roxbury
Mt. Pleasant Place
Mr. Hadley
Vermont
A. Shuman
Thomas G. Stevenson
Jewel Lodge
Dearborn Lodge
The
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Dr Greene's Lectures On Nervous Debility At Music Hall
A Boston physician Dr Greene of Temple Place presents a compelling private lecture on nervous debility and its cure. He claims a new, reliable herbal method restores strength, energy, and ambition, describing dramatic recoveries and offering free correspondence consultations to all sufferers worldwide.
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Austernitz
Waterloo
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
J. Greene
Lfe
Dr. Greene
Brown Def: Declares true Democracy in money issue
Bridge Gerry Brown, candidate of the People’s Party of Massachusetts for Governor, challenges Democratic opponent to a joint debate on finance. He asserts Democrats abandoned Jeffersonian principles, attacks the party platform as favoring private banks and a gold standard, and promotes plans for public money and banking reform. He cites 1860 and 1872 platforms and urges voters to support true democracy.
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Sir
People’s Party of
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Baltimore
Whca
Hamilton
New
Jefferson
Madison
Benton
Calhoun Jackson
Nance
Thomas Jefferson
W. L. Wilson
West Virginia
National Bank
Gallatin
Eppes
Elbridge Gerry
van Pies
Republic
Eense
Banks
Ofssue
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
United States Reports
Benjamin F. Butler
Congress
En Haas Alsttve
Gerry Brown
Otis Skinner Shylock at the Park and other notes
Otis Skinner draws praise for his Shylock in The Merchant of Venice at the Park. Annie Lewie and Frank Bush headline at the Columbia with Siren-like prima donna turns and comic display. The Masqueraders at Hollis offers an inept novice stage moment, while Tremont previews a double bill of The Corsican Brothers and A Story of Waterloo.
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Annie Lewie
Paels
Frank Bush
Columbia
Otis Skinner
Boston
the Park
Hadwin Booth
Katherine and
Petruccio
Mr. Skinner
Shylock
Tremont
Waterloo
A. Conan Doyle
The
Tremont St
Mason
Park Theatre
Abbey
Schoeffel & Grau
le Props
Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
London
Setanta
Ve ' Netua
King Arthur
Elaine
Julia
Guinevere
Rosea Rint
Faust
Seata
Missing Child Celia Leonard Disappears From Home
Celia Leonard, age unknown, daughter of John and Mary Leonard, vanished from 8 Norwich Street Sunday evening around 6. She played outside with other children, then disappeared. A Berry boy claims they were aboard a ship at Waldo Bros dock headed for Baltimore, but no corroboration. Police searched city. relatives and neighbors informed. mother and father distressed. Celia described as bright, with dark brown hair, wearing a brown dress, new button shoes, and hatless.
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Celia Leonard
John
Mary Leonard
Norwich Street
Berry
Albany Street
Waldo Bros.’ Dock
Baltimore
Vinal
Thomas Haggerty
Harrison Avenue
Wareham Street
Helping Hand Fair Attracts Crowds Despite Bad Weather
On the second day of the Helping Hand Society for Working Girls fair crowds were thinner due to rain. Many visitors dined after work, and the cafe remained busy with quick service and moderate prices. Items at tables from Mrs. Mac Donald and the home table drew praise. overall exhibits from Gorden Rest and others impressed. The eleventh annual event raises about $1000 yearly for the Working Girls' Home. Evening program featured Dole's Orchestra, Sherwin Lawrence Cook, John T. Webster, Grace Lord and more. attendees reported a delightful night.
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Helping Hand Society
Dole
Sherwin Lawrence Cook
John T. Webster
Grace Lord
Homeopaths in Session at Massachusetts Society Meeting
The semi annual meeting of the Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical Society opened at the Homeopathic College on East Concord Street. President Colby led the session with committee reports on gynecology presenting four papers on new professional methods and a set of miscellaneous topics.
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Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical Society
Homeopathic College
East Concord Street
Colby
Pleads for Heroic Horses Against Brutal Carriage Drivers
A letter from A Bowen to the Post editor complains of nightly horse abuse by drivers on Myrtle Street. He urges police action and a long-named society to curb the cruelty, noting a 1 a.m. incident and calling for protection of the horses.
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The
Post
Myrtle Street
A. Bowen
Mine Blast Leaves Two Men Dead In Leadville
In Leadville Colorado a powder charge exploded as workers entered an abandoned hole at the Matchless mine killing James Morrison and fatally injuring John Moore.
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Leadville
Col
James Morrison
John Moore
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Mr. Niles
Brown
George Fred Williams
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Joseph A. Jackson
Washington Street
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Gilbert
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Annie Lewis
St. Paul's
Bowdoin Square
Miss Lewis
Castle Square
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Danby
Boston Theatre
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Mr. Figman
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Keith
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Leon Morris
Grand Opera House
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Howard Atheneum
Annie Carter
Howard
iWes
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Lyceum
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Grand Museum
Miss Miller
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London Gaiety Girls
Omene
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South End
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América
Great Castle Sq
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Mgr
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Merchant of Venice
Petruchio
Robert Hillard
BowDol
E. Square
Charles F. Atkinson
Enorm
Iton Vane
Saen
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Chickering
Steinway
Emerson, Fisher
C. C. Harvey & CO
Boylston Street
Frank Dunn
Old Howard
Watson and Hutchins
Frank Moran
Stewart and Gillen
Mabel Hudson
Hunn
Bohee
Rita Durand
Saester
Dover
Washington Sts
Mystic Park
Union
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Lawrence
Mystic Pate
Cubase
Scollay Square
H. Willis
Thomas Mayfield
Reeves
Austin & Stones
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Bernce Fronies
the Astounding
Lydia Yeamans
Titus
Ath
Boston Museum
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Holloo
Racarer
Isaac B
Rich
Chas. Fromman
Empire Theatre Company
Columbia Theatre
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Portland
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