White Squadron at Globe Theatre and Boston theater gossip
In Boston society salons at Hotel Reynolds attendees enjoy La Regaloncita and La Graciosa recitations amid festive scenes. The White Squadron at Globe Theatre earns praise for patriotism. Agatha reaches fiftieth show at Museum. 1492 and other productions draw large crowds. The Scout closes week at Opera House. My Jack heads to Bowdoin Square Theatre. American audiences praised for quick humor reception.
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Boston Concerts and Opera Plans Highlight Week
Among the musicians Master Cyril Tyler will sing at Chickering Hall in Boston in a second appearance with Gounod Bach Ave Maria and two English songs followed by the Shadow Song from Dinorah. Park Theatre concert promises a strong program with Braham orchestra Scotch and Irish pieces, vocalists, and reciters. Louis Svecenski returns to first viola. Jean de Reszke seeks rest in Poland. Prague Bohemian National Opera invited to World’s Columbian Exposition. Dvorak outlines upcoming work and will lead his D minor symphony at the Philharmonic. Digby Bell in Rope to debut at Globe Theatre next Monday with ticket sales opening.
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Vessel Whitney Reaches Wharf After Harbor Disaster
The steamer H M Whitney arrived at Constitution wharf at 4 PM to unload damaged cargo and undergo bow repairs after a harbor disaster. Seven tugs including the ocean tug Underwriter towed her slowly. passengers and citizens watched as cargo ruined by saltwater was removed and temporary canvas patched the bow.
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Readers measured by titles in Boston market letter
John Charles Frohn writes to the Post counting readers of morning papers. He lists 57 Posts 39 Heralds and 43 Globes and signs from South Boston. The brief note presents a reader survey with specific newspaper counts.
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Dedham Murd er Case Ends As Laugner Is Caught
The murder of Miss Emerson in Dedham is traced to German immigrant Nels Laugner who, with colleague Gautefohr, sought riches after arriving in Boston. Laugner's arrest follows Chief Wade's sting operation offering a $500 reward, with Gautefohr suspected of guiding police and the John Severdraft suspect cleared. The case advances toward trial as investigators pursue remaining clues and confirm Laugner’s identity and motive.
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Insomnia cure touted by Boston doctor claims
An advertisement touts Dr Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy as a safe, vegetable insomnia cure. It features a testimonial from Martha Jordan of New Vineyard Maine who reports dramatic sleep restoration after four bottles and urges readers to consult Dr Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston free of charge.
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Murder of Miss Mary Emerson in West Dedham
On June 2 1891 the missing Miss Mary Emerson was found strangled in a kitchen sink-room at her High Rock street farmhouse. Investigators noted bite marks and minimal wounds, with motive unclear though suspicion fell on a boarder from Boston, Philip Hoffman, and Selectman Howard Colburn helped uncover the scene.
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Tragic Farm Murder Links Involved In Early Morning Struggle
Miss Emerson is murdered at dawn after a tablecloth incident spills dishes. Philip Hoffman, a former worker, is jailed as a witness. Hoffman arranged for August, a New York waiter, to assist, with August found in bed as Miss Emerson prepared breakfast. Neighbors James Brown and the Minnihen family recall little of the event. Brown notes she rent eight dollars monthly, holds a seven hundred dollar mortgage, and earns by eggs.
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A Tribute From The Enemy On Massachusetts Politics
Attorney General Pillsbury warns at a Norfolk Club dinner that Massachusetts Democrats, led by a popular young governor, will win a third term. He argues reelecting Governor Russell signals Democratic ascendancy, capturing state government and the legislature, impairing Republican strength.
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Massachusetts
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