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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1900

Page

5

Disappearance of Mrs Hart linked to bank thief Schreiber

New York reports Annie Tart or Hart vanished after aiding the Elizabethport bank clerk William Schreiber who stole 109000. Authorities pursue her, a Western city police alert issued, and Elizabethport bank lawyers file actions over Mrs Hart's known property including 25000 dollars in a hidden claim.

New York Annie Tart William Schreiber Elizabethport N. J Schreiber Elizabeth Hart Alma Templeton West Fifty-first Street Waltching Mrs. Hart F. L. Heidbitter Elizabethport Bank Kelly

Old Pearls on Bride's Necklace in Washington Wedding

Society teems with anticipation for the October 24 wedding of Miss Marie Livingston Bagley to J Ambler Smith. Archbishop Ireland will officiate. The bride will wear her grandmother's pearls with a silk gown and fine lace. Miss Bagley is described with notable beauty and is a granddaughter of Robert Livingston. Smith is a popular clubman. his brother Lieutenant Maurice Smith died in the Philippines last year.

Washington Marie Livingston Bagley J. Ambler Smith Archbishop Ireland Miss Bagley Robert le Roy Livingston Smith Maurice Smith Philippines

Will of J B Clayton grants daughters £144000 with marriage condition

London reports the will of J B Clayton probate outlines a £144000 fortune for his two daughters contingent on reaching 35 without marrying a United States citizen or a Hebrew. The late MP's son is referenced, and the unusual clause mirrors Victorian era restrictions on international or religious marriage.

London J. B. Clayton United States

Supreme Court Affirms Initials On Nomination Signatures

Judge Barker rules that signatures using only initials of given names are valid and may be certified like full names. The decision affects nomination papers for Ed ward Waldo Smerson, a National party presidential elector candidate. Boards risk excluding the candidate if unable to certify names before 66 p m deadline.

Barker Supreme Court Olin Edward Waldo Smerson National Party Itn

Germany reports abundant wine harvest improves quality

Berlin reports the year’s wine harvest across Germany is very abundant and of higher quality than in several years past, signaling a favorable vintage for winemakers and markets.

Berlin Tuoll Germany

Two selling pills methods described in a claim

The passage outlines two approaches to marketing pills. One strategy is to assert everything, true or not, hoping some portion of the claim proves accurate. The other approach is not specified in the excerpt.

Aver's Pills Endure With Loyal Customer Base

For nearly sixty years Aver's Pills have sold themselves to the same people. Practical Chemists, J. C. Ayer Company, Lowell, Mass.

Aver J. C. Ayer Company Lowell, Mass

Ayer’s Patent Medicines Mentioned in 19th Century Ad

A list of classic patent remedies appears, including Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Pills, Ague Cure, Hair Vigor, Cherry Pectoral and Comatone, reflecting period apothecary offerings and health tonics.

Ayer Aver

The Ambass dor at Hollis Street Theatre Boston Opens

Last night Daniel Frohman's Daly's Theatre company opened at Hollis Street Theatre with The Ambassador by John Oliver Hobbes. The four act comedy features strong acting led by John Mason as the ambassador and a capable supporting cast addressing an old plot with fresh character twists. The production is praised for its staging costuming and lively dialogue though some portions feel preachy.

Daniel Frohman Daly’s Theatre Company Hollis Street Theatre John Oliver Hobbes Mrs. Craigie London New York John Mason James Lee Finney Beauvedere Williem Courtenay Hilda Sponig Lindty Beauvedere Elizabeth Tyree Rhoda Cameron Minnie Bowen

The Gunner's Mate Returns At Grand Opera House

Augustus Pitou's lavish naval drama The Gunner's Mate drew a full house last night at the Grand Opera House. Becton Radford led as Clement Carroll with Dorothy King and Harry Driscoll delivering strong turns among a capable cast. The piece, set aboard the USS New York, follows a love story amid sea and land scenes and precedes The Telephone Girl for this week.

Augustus Pitou Grand Opera House United States New York Clement Carroll Becton Radford Dorothy King Mildred Emerson Harry Driscoll Herbert Quayle Edward Owers Brockie Louise J. Vallentine Plum-Duff Argyle Gilber Nora Cordelia Burne

Little Egypt Burlesquers Head Howard's Hill Show

The Little Egypt burlesquers lead the week at Howard's Hill with Marie Baisley Belle Emmett Mae Taylor and others in a program opening with A Dream and featuring variety acts including On a Tear and Forbidden Fruit. Crane brothers the Mudtown Rubes Lamonts and a cast of dancers singers and comedians perform.

Little Egypt Seeley Comediennes Marie Baisley Belle Emmett Mae Taylor Lonie DeGraff Georgie DeGraff Josie Lawrence Monca Verona Clara Grant Belle Bilton Ray Deforrest Claire Stover Gladys Murray Guy Rawson al Lawrence Ed Markey Harry Stewart Rawson Baisley al C. Lawrence DeGraff Markey and Stewart the Howard Crane Brothers the Lamonts Martin and Willis

Beacon Lights Captivates Grand Theatre Crowd

Beacon Lights a popular melo drama delighted a crowded Grand Theatre audience with grand scenery and strong acting. Severin De Deyn plays Phil Gordon, Mildred Hyland portrays Myra Haynes, supported by J. J. Owens and a capable cast. Vaudeville interludes accompany the one week engagement with matinees.

Grand Theatre Grand Price Theatre Severin de Deyn Phil Gordon Mildred Hyland Myra Haynes J. J. Owens Bill Dawson Messrs Frank J. Kirke James A. Bliss Thomas Carroll Evan Harris James L. Peitret Charles Farwell Grace Ebuler Virginia Thornton Edith Grand

Mrs Fiske Stars in Vanity Fair at Tremont Theatre Boston

Mrs Fiske as Becky Sharp scores an emphatic success in Langdon Mitchells Vanity Fair at Tremont Theatre Boston. Crowded, with fine scenery and detailed staging, the cast includes Frank Gillmore as Rawdon Crawley and Laura McGilvray as Amelia Sedley. The play, expected to run several weeks, draws large audiences.

Rawdon Crawley Charles Vane Marquis of Steyne Laura McGilvray Amelia Sedley Charles Plunkett

Farewell Nights of Monte Cristo at Boston Theatre

The season of Monte Cristo at the Boston Theatre nears its end with seven remaining showings, tonight through Saturday. After Saturday's finale the production moves to New York’s Academy of Music for the rest of the season. tickets are selling briskly. James O Neill earns praise for a long Boston engagement amid strong theatre party interest and lavish visual splendor including the Hotel de Morcerf interior and Fontainebleau sunrise lighting. Theodora is to be staged next Monday with Brune, MacDowell, and Liston leading the cast.

Monte Cristo Boston Edmond Dantes Comte de Monte Cristo New England Hotel de Morcerf Fontainebleu James O'Neill Theodora Boston Theatre Clarence Brune Melbourne MacDowell Hudson Liston

Unusual Burlesque At Lyceum Thea tre Aboard Broadway Beach

The Gay Morning Glories company presented two burlesques The Blue Birds of Broadway on the Beach and A Gay Reception or Mal Kayes s Visit at the Lyceum Theatre. Featured performers included Dryden and Leslie McCabe and Sabine Milo Vera Kherns and Cole Broadway Trio Emily Wait and George Wills with a notable cast of burlesquers such as Nana La Rock Libbie Mamie Hart Linnet Fiske Jennie ek Claudis Hubbard Madge Mann Mabel Long Ida Johnson May Rounds Sadie Larner Grace Barron Henrietta Fields Gertrude Darrell Maggie Clark and Hattie Smith. Rich costumes brilliant electrical effects and grand scenery marked the production as among the finest of its kind seen locally.

Lyceum Theatre Gay Morning Glories Broaxdway Mal Kayes Dryden Leslie McCabe Sabine Milo Vera Kherns Cole Emily Wait George Wills Nana la Rock Libbie Mamie Hart Linnet Fiske Jennie Ek Claudis Hubbard Madge Mann Mabel Long Ida Johnson May Rounds Sadie Larner Grace Barron Henrietta Fields Gertrude Darrell Maggie Clark Hattie Smith

Salem Kid Stars In Nickelodeon Show Attracts Crowds

The Nickelodeon features the Salem Kid pocketing fifteen bells from the break without a miss in a hot display. J Lawrence Carey, Canada’s champion lifter, performs lifting and juggling. A high kicking contest draws eight young ladies. Fire act by Bloncell closes with washing hands in flames. Several vaudeville acts and living pictures by Edna Martin round out the program with amateur night Friday.

Nickelodeon Salem J. Lawrence Carey Canada Bloncell Caletum Jessie Allyne Skeene Flash Edna Martin White Sheldon Joe Tina la Roux Lynch and Nieman Barney Lubin Marion Becket Nellie Buckley Charles Doyle Madeline le Clair Gladys Richardson

Boston Music Hall Vaudeville Delights At Peak Week

A red letter week at Boston Music Hall features Harry Lacy in Bob Rackett's Pajamas his first appearance drawing a grand reception. Billy Clifford Maud Huth Tim Cronin Billy Carter Donovans Nelson Milledge Miss Milledge Neuville Milledge Stuttering Mary Augustin Neuville Buck and wing dancer Stella Lee Dutch comedy by Harrie and Sadie Fields feats by Mons Cadieux and others. Vitagraph pictures and lively music accompany a strong program with many acts and strong audience reaction.

Boston Music Hall Harry Lacy Bob Rackett Mr. Lacy Music Hall Billy Clifford Maud Huth Tim Cronin Billy Carter Donovans Charles B. Nelson Mamie Milledge Miss Milledge Mary Augustin Neuville Stella Lee Buck Wing Harrie Sadie Fields Mons. Cadieux Joe Hardman Klein Clifton Lamore Steele Vitagraph

The Sign of the Cross at Boston Museum Review

London company led by William Greet presents Wilson Barrett drama with Charles Dalton as Marcus Superba. Dalton’s flawless, powerful performance earns praise alongside Lillie Thurlow, Henry W. Wenman, W. E. Bonney, J. Howard, Mignon Shattlinger, Maud Warrilow and Agnes Scott. Spectacle, staging and costumes noted. audience applauded warmly.

Wilson Barrett Boston Museum William Greet London Charles Dalton Marcus Superba Mr. Dalton Lillie Thurlow Mercia Dalton House of Marcus WM. Greet

New Palace Theatre Hosts Trocaderos Burlesque Debut

Yesterday afternoon and evening the Palace Theatre crowded to the doors for Waldron and Bryant's Trocaderos. The show featured four Scotch girls four athletes four drum majors Lew Palmer and company and the Souson Band with beautiful costumes clever comedians vivid settings and dazzling electrical effects. Stars included Washburn Crawford Palmer Cohen Fardner Smith Champion Nelson Glinseretti Demonio Minnie Bell and a living pictures sequence. The program closed with the burlesque LA Night at the Paris Exhibition.

Palace Theatre Messrs Washburn and Crawford Lew Palmer Cohen and Fardner Smith and Champion Nelson Glinseretti Demonio Minnie Bell

We Want Maw Symfonia Club Initiation Parade

Five young men carried a rag Filipino baby in a red toy cart through Washington Street as part of a Symfonia Club initiation at the New England Conservatory of Music. Crowds jeered while officers supervised the procession from the Conservatory to Scollay Square. The five candidates were William Waldersee, J E Eagan, John De Gray, Walter Humphrey, and N King. The club plans a minstrel show next month.

Washington Street Symfonia Club New England Conservatory of Music William Waldersee Milwaukie J. E. Eagan West Virginia John de Gray Walter Humphrey Massachusetts N. King Connecticut Waldersee King Conservatory Scollay Square P. J. Burrell Henry H. Hall R. H. Pendleton O. E. North Symfonila Club

The Cadet Girl at the Columbia Theatre

The Cadet Girl at the Columbia Theatre impresses with thorough detail and a huge production involving over 100 people, vast scenery and hundreds of costumes. Dan Daly leads a tireless star cast, Adele Ritchie shines in the title role, while Toby Claude charms as the bright American girl amidst cast changes.

Chamberlyn The Columbia Boston Dan Daly George A. Schiller William Cameron Charles Danby Charlie Cox Adele Ritchie Toby Claude Mi'dred Mead Miss Y Farrington

Park Theatre Delights with The Choir Invisible Praise

Rev Paul Revere Frothingham writes to Liebler & Co praising The Choir Invisible now in its third week at Park Theatre. Henry Jewett thanks fans for overwhelming letters praising the performance, cast, and story. Public reaction centers on the love triangle and acclaim for James Lane Allen's tale as dramatized by Frances Hastings.

Paul Revere Frothingham Liebler & Co The Park Theatre Henry Jewett John Gray

The Marble Heart at Castle Square Theatre Tribute

Review notes a strong Castle Square Theatre performance of The Marble Heart last evening. John Craig shines as Raphael, with Charles Mackay as Fer din and Volage, Tony Cummings as the Viscount, Lillian Lawrence as Mademoiselle Marco, Hope Ross as Marie and Thea, Leonora Bradley as Madame Du chatet, delivering a praised romantic drama in a week ahead of a new production.

Castle Square Theatre John Craig Raphael Phidias Charles Mackay Ferdin Volage Diogenes Tony Cummings Viscount Alcibiades Lillian Lawrence Mademoiselle Marco Hope Ross Marie Thea Leonora Bradley Madame Duchatet

Keith's Theatre Features Ten-Hour Vaudeville Aces

A Keith's Theatre bill showcases Josephine Gassman and her pickaninnies, plus a host of acts that drew strong applause. Smith and Campbell headline with witty antics, Janet Melville and Evie Stetson perform topical songs, Vernon the ventriloquist charms, and Nona Winter with Banks Winter delight. Max Walden as a German female impersonator is noted for strong audience reception alongside a balanced lineup of new Reed and Shaw comedy acro.

Keith's Josephine Gassman Miss Gassman Smith Campbell Keith Janet Melville Evie Stetson Vernon Harding Ah Sid Nona Winter Banks Winter Max Walden Reed and Shaw

Money to Loan and Mortgage Questions

A promotional note urges homeowners to apply for a loan to pay off debt and own property free and clear. It asks about last year’s payments, suggests systematic payments, and promotes becoming one’s own landlord to profit from ownership.

Poverty in Porto Rico Report From Governor Allen Tour

Ex Governor Pattison recounts Governor Allen’s Porto Rico trip with hardships and gains. Alcalde and council seek government aid as the poor lack ambition yet crave work. Baranquitas and Barros show widespread need while communities near Ciales report thriving farms.

Washington, D. C Pattison Porto Rico Allen Alcalde Baranquitas Barros Ciales

Youtsey Case Goes On In Goebel Shooting Trial

Georgetown Kentucky October fifteenth. Judge Cantrill overruled a motion for further continuance in the Henry K E Youtsey case. Defense says Youtsey is in serious condition, while prosecution asserts he can hear understand and reason though not always speak.

Georgetown Cantrill Henry KE Youtsey Goebel Youtsey

Gold From South Africa Heads to New York in Heavy Sum

A large consignment of gold from South Africa, the first sizable shipment since the Boer War outbreak, is en route to New York for National City Bank and the Standard Bank. Valued at $2,600,000, the gold left about ten days ago and will move to London before returning to the city, with arrival anticipated late this month or in early November. More consignments are planned after this initial shipment.

South Africa New York National City Bank Great Standard of Bank London

Sullivan Monument Blessed in East Boston Ceremony

Maldin October 15 The Rev Father Holland of Sacred Heart Church celebrated high mass at the chapel in Holy Cross Cemetery in memory of State Senator John H Sullivan of East Boston. The monument to Sullivan was blessed after the mass in the presence of many relatives and friends.

Maldin Father Holland Sacred Heart Church Holy Cross John H. Sullivan Boston Sulll- Var

Enterprise Safe After Sightings Off Vineyard Sound

The training ship Enterprise with 113 cadets and a crew of 45 is confirmed safe. It was sighted at 9 yesterday forenoon off Nobska at the entrance of Vineyard Sound and is expected to reach Marblehead Harbor this morning.

Enterprise Nobska Vineyard Sound Marblehead Harbor

Boy Train Wreckers Arrested in Chicago Case

Four boys aged 9 to 11 were arrested in Chicago on suspicion of causing the wreck of the New York and Boston Express on the Lake Shore line at South Chicago. Two men died and three were injured in the collision. The youths deny involvement, though one mentions knowing two boys who stole switch parts.

Chicago New York and Lake Shore & Michigan Southern South Chicago

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