Theatres Open With Busy Boston Weeknight Lineup
A glut of shows fills Boston theatres as Fanny Davenport opens at the Boston Theatre next week with The Girl From Paris drawing a booming audience. Park Theatre reports The Girl From Paris selling out since Monday. George Caine, Fred Kennox, Anna Buckley and D. l L. Don deliver merriment. The New York Lyceum company promises six fresh plays at Hollis. The Prisoner of Zenda appears at Wednesday matinee. Rip Van Winkle continues at Boston Theatre with Joseph Jefferson. The Swell Miss Fitzwell returns to Tremont with May Irwin. De Wolf Hopper opens El Capitan for two weeks. The Museum hosts final nights of One Round of Pleasure. The Sign of the Cross begins Oct 18 with strong advance sales. The Amazons tops Castle Square lineup with strong Pinero presentation. The Wife repeats next week. Marie Wainwright headlines Shall We Forgive Her at Columbia. George H Richards and Eugene Canfield plan My Boys next week with Carrie Roma in lead. Dixey headlines Keith's with top laughs and multiple encores. Bowery Queen song highlight at Grand Theatre by Marion Sawtelle. Henry Arthur Jones comedy The.
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Fanny Davenport
Boston Theatre
Paris
Park Theatre
Casey House
Willoughby
Joseph Jefferson
Boston
Miss Fitzwell
May Irwin
Tremont
de Wolf Hopper
el Capitan
Museum
Castle Square
Mr. Pinero
Marie Wainwright
Columbia Theatre
George H. Richards
Eugene Canfield
Boys
Carrie Roma
Five-Cent FELS-NAPTHA Soap Cleans Delicates and Blankets
A five cent bar of Fels-Naptha soap will save you five dollars in cleaning costs. It removes stains and spots from delicate lace and heavy blankets alike without sent to the cleaner.
Theatrical Notes From Boston and Nearby Venues
A sweep of theater and concert items notes Juliette Nesville in Sally Le Brune at Hoyt's New York and Camille D'Arville in Peg Woffington at Scranton. Carrie Turner of Albany dies in Dansville. Klondike twins draw zoo crowds as Brownie books lure children. War of stage crews grows in New York. Nansen lectures set for Music Hall November 4.
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Hoyt’s
New York
Juliette Nesville
Sally le Brune
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Herr Granada
Court schedule and civil cases in Middlesex sessions
The October sittings of the Supreme Judicial Court in Middlesex are announced with times and place in Cambridge. Docket notes dismissal for inactive actions unless parties appear by Monday October 25, and lists cases in Lowell for land damages in widening Lawrence Street with plaintiff and defendant lawyers named.
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Cambridge
Elizabeth Davis
Tewksbury
Mary A. Smith
Lawrence Street
John IS
William A. Hogan
Trull Wier
Monahan
Met. Life Association
Mooney
Donohue
Kittredge
Shea
Nichols
Blodgett
MecManus
Woodworth
McCluskey
Merrimack Woollen Mills
Brown
Lowell Gas Light Co
Court Docket of Various Civil Cases Listed
A string of docket entries lists parties and case numbers including Safford vs Lynn rep Bird Howland, Drury vs Butler, Kelley Knights, Ahern Refferty, Culver Durant, Canny Shea, Kenny L B R R Co, McDevitt West End St Ry, Bellamy John T Wilson Co, Campbell Shields, Haurt Warricks, Fennell Outhouse, Coughlin Parsons, McManus Inhabitants Natick, McLean City Boston, Sohinen Reid, Anderson City, Smith Derrington, Murphy Driscoll, Russell Hill, Pulsifer Wood, Lombard Frost erett.
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B. F
Howland
Rep
Bird
Drury
Butler
Als
Kelley
Knights
Ahern
Refferty
Culver
Durant
Canny
Comp’t
Shea
Kenny
McDevitt
West End
St. Ry Co
Bellamy
John T. Wilson & Son Co
Campbell
Shields
Haurt
Warricks
Fennell
Outhouse
Coughlin
Parsons
Boston Court Records Show Torts and Contracts list
The docket lists numerous civil actions in Boston including John McDonald versus West End Railroad for $10,000 due to injuries on a Northampto n street car caused by unsafe tracks. Other cases include petitions for damages in property takings and multiple rail line torts with trials ongoing.
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John McDonald
West End
R. R
Northampton Street
Davenport Keeps Stage Fresh With Novel Productions At Boston
The article praises Fanny Davenport for continuously innovating to maintain public interest. It notes her habit of withdrawing popular plays, replacing them with new works, and incorporating her own ideas to create novelty. Her upcoming Boston Theatre production exemplifies this approach.
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Fanny Davenport
Times
Miss Davenport
Messinger Seeks Removal as Executor in Messinger Estate
Charles Messinger of Melrose petitions Middlesex Probate Court in East Cambridge to remove Francis A. Messinger as executor of Mary F. Messinger estate who died in Melrose on March 14. He alleges the June 2 inventory is false and knew it, and cites undisclosed substantial property. He seeks a temporary injunction to halt disposal of estate assets until the court acts.
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Charles Messinger
Melrose
Middlesex Probate Court
East Cambridge
Francis A. Messinger
Mary F. Messinger
Session Without Jury and Equity Decisions in Suffolk Court
The report covers contract and tort actions including Carrick Seam Shoe Co v Mann and J R Tyler v Dorcey with trials held and orders entered. Equity proceedings involve Leonard Bacon estate gifts of stock to Mary Bacon and a contested transfer to a granddaughter with findings on capacity. Divorce list includes multiple petitions in Suffolk Superior Court.
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A. N. Hunt
O. Achorn
D'Este & Seeley Co
Clancy
Hoyt
Leonard
Hersey
Bowditch
Babcock & Co
Lemon
McKay
Nutter
Continental M. F. Ins. Co
Cunningham
Orkin
Kennedy
Cobb
Trask
Stone
Finkelstein
Chadurjian
Nahigian
Donnocker
Huntress
Stanley
Johnstone
Damon
Nixon
Rogers
Bates
Hill
Mullen
Michardson
Leonard Bacon
J. W. Foster
Mary Bacon
Bunker Hill National Bank
Platetii
W. 8. Slocum
W. R. Darning
Superior Court
Suffolk
Fessenden
Rosenblum Seeks Divorce Over Alleged Infidelity
Julius Rosenblum told Judge Fessenden in court that his wife Ida was unfaithful and that she beat him with furniture during their two year marriage. The trial resumes this morning as the decree of dissolution is sought.
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Julius Rosenblum
Fessenden
Ida
Julius
Market Notes on Copper Stocks and Centennials Shake Trade
The erratic market sees bears dominate early, then skirushers push bids lifting prices. Butte & Boston remains strong amid heavy short interest, while Centennial’s stock shows volatility under new “bushel” policy rumors. Boston & Maine declares quarterly dividend, Maine Central reports heavy freight traffic. Pinkham signs off.
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Bears
Centennial
Old Dominion
Dominion Coal
Butte & Boston
Butte
Boston
Butte Bears
Herald
State Street
Dominion Coal Outfit
Baron Munchausen
Dominion Coal Company
Boston & Montana
Boston News Bureau
Tuttle
Boston & Maine
Maine Central Road
Pinkham
Subway assault case ends with two dismissals and a fine
William T. Ryan, a subway contractor, was fined 25 dollars and Oscar Gerau was discharged by Judge Brown. Both faced trial for allegedly assaulting Joseph Mc Dermott in the subway on September 24. Mc Dermott, a Lynn & Boston railroad conductor, had his jaw broken. He saw Gerau abusing a horse in the subway and questioned him. Gerau told him to mind his own business, after which Ryan allegedly knocked Mc Dermott down.
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William T. Ryan
Oscar Gerau
Brown
Joseph McDermott
McDermott
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Gerau
Ryan
Judge Bond Sits as Chief Justice Absent From Norfolk Court
Dedham Oct 13 Judge Bond took a seat on the Norfolk Superior Court bench in the absence of Chief Justice Mason who was at home in Brookline for a week with asthma.
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Dedham
Bond
Norfolk
Frank Brier Held for Grand Jury in Sneak Thieving
Franklin Brier of Lowell was held in 600 bail today for the grand jury on two counts of sneak thieving. Police believe his arrest breaks up a gang of thieves operating in the region.
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Haverhill
Frank Brier
Brier
Lowell
Dinner for Four at Food Fair Demonstration Crowds Hall
Crowds packed the institute dining room as Miss Burrows showed how to prepare a complete four person dinner for one dollar. Demonstrations featured cakes by Miss Tillinghast and Miss Forbes with a 1697 room exhibit and silver care tips to follow.
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Household Institute
Miss Anna Burrows
Miss Burrows
Lincoln
New England
Kelley
Patrick O’connell
Carey
Phenix Park
Cape Town
Ely Red
Ray Morse
Rangery
Forest Lodge
Maine
Miss Crosby
More Stolen Goods Recovered In Local Heist
A large packing case stolen by Harry Fine and William Lafferty from William G. Pierce was opened at the Lagrange street station, revealing property valued at 300 to 500 dollars. Two youths were detained briefly, then released, and Pierce recounted meeting Fine on a Fall River boat when three cases were aboard.
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Harry Fine
William Lafferty
William G. Pierce
Lagrange Street
Pierce
New York
Fine
Fall River
Lafferty
Pigeons Fly From Charlestown to Portsmouth in 1 45
A group of carrier pigeons were dispatched from the Charlestown Navy Yard and reached the Portsmouth Navy Yard in New Hampshire this morning after a flight lasting one hour and forty five minutes.
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Boston
Portsmouth
N. H
Charlestown Navy Yard
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