Two New Opera At Boston Theatres Next Week
Boston theatres announce new operas and acts for next week. Mr Digby Bell appears as Jupiter and Spurius Cassius in a lavish Globe Theatre production with Pandora and a strong cast including Laura Joyce Bell. Columbia Theatre showcases The Sportsman by William Lestocq and Go Won Go Mohawk in The Indian Mail Carrier with daily matinees. Linus the horse remains at Austin & Stones. Agatha reaches fifty performances at the Boston Museum with an extra Columbian Day matinee.
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Digby Bell
Boston
Globe Theatre
Jupiter
Harry 8. Smith
Julian Edwards
Palmer’s Theatre
York
Philadelphia
Mr. Bell
King of the Gods
Spurius Cassius
Laura Joyce Bell
Pandora
Sorling
Louise Sontagen Porting Company
Ontz
Josephine Knapp
Sue
Columbia Theatre
William Lestoca
Les
Jane
Joseph Holland
Charles Abbe
M. A. Kennedy
Georgie Drew Barrymore
Linus
Austin & Stone’s
Eodemus
Neta
Eeak
Mammoth
Sts
Boston Museum
Mr. Field
Digby Bell Opera Co
Eugene Tompkins
Denman Thompson
New England
Old Homestead
Dances and stages new acts at Bowdoin Square Theatre
Charles of France not a good time, Charlie stay longer. La Regalancita dances charm audiences as Miss Bonnie Thornton sings topical songs. R Shewell's Shadows of a Great City to open next week with new scenery including Blackwell's Island prison panorama Harbor Hell Gate Harlem river boat house and banker’s mansion vaults.
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Charles
France
Charlie
la Regalancita
Bonnie Thornton
R.shewell
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Blackwell’s Island
New York Harbor
Hell Gate
Harlem River
Banker's Mansion
Dramatic Week At The Grand Pera and Boston Theatres
A busy week of stage attractions fills Boston venues next week led by My ack at the Grand Opera House under Walter Sanford with last season’s cast. Also Fadette premieres at Tremont Theatre by Henry Mapleson, Urania at Tremont, Sefton and Watson’s two extravagant novelties at Palace, Howard Athaneum screens Eagle's Nest, Lyceum Comny continues The Grey Mere with White Roses, plus a special matinee on Friday Oct 21.
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Car! Rosa
England
Boston
Tremont Theatre
Henry Mapleson Opera Company
Laura Schirmer
Phillips Tomes
Arthur Seaton
Arles H
Rén
Irene Jerome
Emma Blanchard
Signor Tomasi
Lyceum Comny
Hollis Street Theatre
Tonnent
Annie Pixley
Henry Mapleson Opera Co
Palace and Lyceum Concerts Highlight Weekend Music
The program lists Georgie Dean Spaulding harpist and a grand orchestra under John J. Braham and E. E. Rice with Sunday night as composers night. Also tomorrow at Palace Theatre features George Fitzgerald Nellie Stohn and others, while Lyceum Theatre hosts Billy Jerome Sheubert Male Quartet Essie Graham Miss Minnie J Gaul who has Halifax visit and piano recitals. Anna Eva Fay to demonstrate materializing phenomena at Grand Opera House.
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Georgie Dean Spaulding
la Regalancita
Marvel
Bonnie Thornton
Marion van Buren
Thomas G. Clifford
E. P. Beckett
Jacques Benavente
John J. Braham
E. E. Rice
Mr. Rice
Palace Theatre
George Fitzgerald
Nellie Stohn
Lyceum Theatre
Billy Jerome
Sheubert
Essie Graham
Minnie J. Gaul
Blue Hill Avenue
Halifax
Mss
Gaul
Anna Eva Fay
Grand Opera House
Whiskey for the Hus Two carloads of Cutter whiskies shipped to Boston
Two carloads of J. H. Cutter whiskies are shipped monthly to Boston. The old fashioned Kentucky whiskies are praised for purity and delicate flavor, a favored tonic for invalids, with the Boston market absorbing shipments from coast to coast.
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J. H. Cutter
Boston
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Kentucky
A WEW RUPTURE CURE
Dr Parker offers a rupture cure after long study claiming cures without discomfort. Dorchester resident E W Griggs reports two ruptures cured after months under his care at 373 Columbus avenue. Numerous other patients said cured.
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Dr. Parker
Columbus Avenue
Ward 16 caucus selects chairman and three candidates
The Ward 16 Democratic caucus at Franklin schoolhouse last evening chose Thomas J. Kelly as chairman and Timothy Hooley as secretary. Three candidates contested the race Isaac Rosnosky John L Murphy and James F Moran with Rosnosky receiving 309 votes Murphy 296 and Moran 147.
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Old Franklin
Thomas J. Kelly
Timothy Hooley
Isaac Rosnosky
John L. Murphy
James F. Moran
Rosnosky
Murphy
Moran
Tragic Night Ends In Pond Death Near Woodlawn Cemetery
Augustus Lindquist a 24 year old Swedish tailor's helper vanished for days after leaving with a stranger in Boston. He was found drowned with head submerged in a pond behind Woodlawn Cemetery Everett. Police deem death accidental with no signs of violence. Witnesses say he may have been drugged before losing his money and possessions.
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Woodlawn
Everett
Augustus Lindquist
John Stevenson
Lindquist
A. J. Currier
Stevenson
W. H. Chapman
Currier
Columbus Memorial Parade Chief Marshal Announces Appointments
The Office of Chief Marshal at 258 Washington Street names Chief Aid Colonel Fred Bogan and lists division chiefs and aides for the October 21 Columbus Memorial Parade. Details on division counts, formation places, routes, and start times to follow in later orders.
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Washington Street
Columbus Memorial and Celebration Committee
Aid
Fred B. Bogan
Edward Riley
Hanley
Jeremiah G. Fennessey
John F. Fitzgerald
John H. Buckley
Bryant J. Sweeney
J.J. Hartnett
Martin Scanlon
Francis Turnbull
Daniel S. Harkins
T. B. Shea
T. Mara
John W. Mealey
B. Lamb
Thomas Sullivan
T. F. Walsh
Robert Cox
Joseph McLaughlin
Hugh Oe
K. J. Gorman
Harvey N. Collison
James J. Pastene
Thomas H. Brannon
N. F. Mondello
M. H. Sagan
L. H. Sullivan
James O'Rourke
William N. McKenna
Matt Walsh
W.S. McNary
James J. Costello
J. W. Fogarty
D. H. Morrissey
C. Fay
Thomas H. Devlin
Michael Carroll
William A. Dunn
F. X. Carr
Daniel L. Prendergast
J. M. Galvin
Edward A. McLaughlin
William D. Crohan
Joseph Ryan
Eugene Donnelly
Matthew Walsh
Fatal fall claims Mrs. Nelson after rooftop walk
Mrs. Mary Nelson, 61, living at 12 Hanover Street, died last evening after slipping on a roof path between Nos. 12 and 8 Hanover Street. She fell about forty feet to the brick walk and was found in the alley. Medical examiner notified.
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Mary Nelson
No. 12
Hanover Street
Nelson
No. 8
That New Comet Observation At Harvard Observatory
The Harvard College Observatory reports the faint comet photographed by Professor F. E. Barnard at Lick Observatory in San Francisco. On Oct 13 at 638 Greenwich mean time its position was right ascension nineteen hours thirty three minutes thirty six seconds and declination north twelve degrees thirty three minutes with a daily motion of plus one degree forty one minutes and south thirty three minutes.
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Harvard College Observatory
F. E. Barnard
Lick Observatory
San Francisco
Deaf inventor H A Wales to visit Boston
Bridgeport Connecticut resident H A Wales, known for his Sound Discs device, will visit the Quincy House Monday and Tuesday next week. His work restoring hearing has drawn medical interest, offering opportunities for those with defective hearing to learn about his method.
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H. A. Wales
Bridgeport
Conn
Quincy House
Boston
Night of Hoodlums and Noise on the Common
A fragmentary satirical scene describes dozens of youths aged 12 to 17 gathering with a torch, a dilapidated home made transparency, a drum, and a cracked tin whistle. They form columns, parade under a shadow leader, and produce loud, disordered effect. The piece notes the crowd’s claim of success and dismisses spectator opinion.
Annexation debate stirs Quebec as MacDonald dismissed
E A MacDonald once in Boston advocating Canada’s annexation to the United States is now a polarizing figure after dismissal from militia service. In Quebec the move sparks talk of annexation support and government overreach, with MacDonald cited as a martyr and predictions of officers endorsing annexation forthcoming.
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Montreal
E. A. MacDonald
Boston
Canada
United States
Dominion
Militia Department
Quebec
MacDonald
Color Line Sparks Nominations in Congregational Council
Minneapolis Oct 14 The morning session reports a provisional three year committee for the next term and the council endorses it. The credentials committee says white Alabama association reps should not be admitted to the colored association’s council. A five member committee will report later as the color line debate continues.
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Minneapolis
Congregational Council
Committee On
B. Capen
G. H. Wells
H. A. Hazen
Arthur Little
W. H. Moore
S. B. Forbes
A. H. Quint
J. G. Merrill
H. A. Hill
J. M. Sturtevant
M. W. Montgomery
Colonel Shepard Testifies On Brooklyn Swindle Case
Colonel Elliott F. Shepard of the Mail and Express testified before the grand jury in New York on a subpoena regarding Count Eugene Mitkiewicz accused of swindling Robert L. Tomes of Brooklyn out of 1750 dollars. He noted the grand jury evidence is secret. Assistant District Attorney Lindsay said no indictment details would be released until arraignment.
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New York
Elliott F. Shepard
the Mail and Express
Eugene Mitkiewicz
Robert L. Tomes
Brooklyn
Shepard
Lindsay
Was He Murdered Providence Trains Claim
Aged citizen W A Barker was found on the track near East Greenwich early this morning with fatal injuries. Last seen at 5 PM yesterday walking toward East Greenwich from Davisville, he is believed to have been struck by a train. Barker, 83, unmarried, valued at about $100,000, authorities pursue details.
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W. A. Barker
East Greenwich
Davisville
Martin Returns to Democratic Fold in Virginia
Washington Oct 14 Colonel George A. Martin of Norfolk County formerly left the Democratic party for the Republicans twelve years ago He has now rejoined the Democrats and announced support for Cleveland and Stevenson marking a sharp party switch after years of GOP activity in the district
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Washington
George A. Martin
Norfolk County
Pri
Cleveland
Stevenson
Governor pardons Norwich man after sixty year sentence
Hanover N H Oct 14 George F Kipling of Norwich Vt pardoned by Governor Fuller and returned home after two years in Rutland workhouse under a cumulative sentence of over sixty years for selling liquor. One child died of diphtheria and the other is dying tonight. Mrs Kipling has recovered from the disease.
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Hanover
N. H
George F. Kipling
Norwich
Rutland
Fuller
Hub Biank Book and Stationery Co to close for Columbus Day
Following the mayoral suggestion F H L Little announces that the Hub Biank Book and Stationery Company store and factory will shut on Friday October 21 1892 to let employees join in Columbus Day celebrations.
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F. HL. Little
Hub Biank Book and Stationery Company
Columbus
Dax
Ward Registration Offices Listed by Ward
The city posts registration sites for twenty five wards with locations from Emerson Schoolhouse on Prescott Street to the Municipal Court Room on Seaverns Avenue. Registration closes Tuesday October 25 at 10 pm after which names cannot be added to the voting list.
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Emerson
Prescott Street
Armory
Maverick Street
Bunker Hill Street
Lexington Street
Baldwin Street
City Hall
City Square
North Bennet Street
Charity
Chardon Street
Wells
Blossom Street
Anderson Street
Central Office
Beacon Street
Starr King
Tennyson Street
Pierpont
Hudson Street
Spellman
Broadway
B Street
Hawes
East Fourth Street
Dorchester Street
Washington Street
Waltham Street
West Concord Street
Cabot Street
Vine
Dudley Streets
Court House
Roxbury Street
Phillips
Smith Street
Municipal Court Room
Seaverns Avenue
Adams Street
Court Room
Linus E. Pearson
Michael Carney
John A. Collins
Board of Registrars of Voters
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Kate
Boston Theatre
Theresa Vaughan
Sefton
Howard Athaneum
Edwinden
Mr. Arden
Ince
Frank Losee
Marion Elmore
the Hus
Rosnosky and Murphy
M. T. Donahue
Cutiura
Allentown
Freeman Stoeker
Court Street
Carbcuna
Potter Deve Any Chemical Corporation
Col. Shepard
Columbus Ave
NEW England Mutual
Life Insurance Post Office
Massachusetts
Benj. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
F.trull
WM B Turner
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
City OF
Squires
Sidney Squires & CO
Tremont St
Mass
Pleasant Street
Milton
J. Walter Bradlee
Churchill Lane
Milton Hill
Chas. E. Perkins
J. M. Churchill
J. M. Forbes
Col
C. W. Peabody
Canton Ave
H. G. Gilbert
H. A. Lamb
A. K. Teele
Randolph Ave
H. S. Russell
David W. Tucker
Harbor
D. W. Tucker
Commonwealth
Music Hall
Iton Symphony Orchestra
MRE
Arthur Nikisch
Beethoven, Vorspell
Liebestow
Chicke
Ing Hall
Kneisel
Sanday
WM. J. Sherwood
Clayton Johns
Tremont Temple
Thos. B. Reed
John D Long
Street Department
Roxbury Canal
Copartnership Notices
I. DD. Washburn
Congress Street
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Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Boston Symphony Orchestra
University Bookstore
Mechanics
Women’s Department
Omestic Science
the Naval Brigade
E. N. Lafricain
Marion Osgood
Arthur M. Raymond
Abbey & Schoeffel
Urania
Boyston St
Early Birds Burlesque Company
OPERA
Elouse
Dr. Carver
Theatre
Columbia Rich & Harris
Charles Frohman
Prova
Mera
Faris
Rai
Eee
Mr. Isaac Andarean
Stuuviou Vun
NTI
WHITE
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Barnet
Pilue
Temendous
Chickering
Tremont T St
Inee
Cyril Tyler
Guarini
Sarent Ee Vleet
Bots Ford
de Ces
Rares & Co
Trauon Ah
Hollis Justice
Isaac B. Bich
Daniel F
Lycé
Ohman
JM Theatre CO
Howard Atheneum
Reilly and Wood
Edwin Ardeo
Bowdain Square Theatre
Chas. F. Atkinson
Robert Mantell
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