Lydia Eustis to Make Professional Stage Debut in New York
Miss Lydia Eustis niece of former Ambassador Eustis, famed for mezzo-soprano in New York Newport and Paris, will soon appear professionally on the concert stage in New York. She studied in Paris with Saint Saens Massenet and others, sang at Paris Conservatoire events, and performed in Newport musicales last summer. Her sister Mme Kinan is noted as a Paris amateur vocalist, and Lydia has long lived in a Paris musical milieu before pursuing a formal debut.
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New York
Lydia Eustis
United States
France
Eustis
Newport
Paris
Mme. Trelat
Saint Saens
Ambroise Thomas
Massenet
Mme. Kinan
Bach
Widor
Miss Eustis
Brussels
Belgium
Stage Gossip Highlights Boston Theaters
The Park Theatre offers The Girl From Paris as the sole long run while De Wolf Hopper’s company performs El Capitan at the Tremont for two weeks. Georgia Caine, Jule Bon-Bon star, hides a quiet home life in Back Bay. The Merrourgia Society concerts are set for Dec 14 and May 24 1898 at Steinert Hall.
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Park Theatre
Paris
de Wolf Hopper
el Capitan
Tremont
Hopywer
Charlatan
Bowdoin Square
Myrtle Ferns
the Grand
Keenan
Richards
Canfield
Columbia
James K. Hackett
New York Lyceum Theatre Company
Falstaff Hackett
Baron Hacckitt of
Holland
Hollis
Marquis of Queensberry
McSorley
Hhese
Addis
Lord Douglass
Bakersfield
Cal
Georgia Caine
Jule Bon-Bon
H. W. Treet
William B. Hall
G. W. T. Dowling
J. S. Leavitt
Addie Chase Smith
Gertrude Boswell
Stephanis
Museum
Merourgia Society
Steinert Hall
Isham
Mme. Flower
Fred J. Piper
Howard
Keith
Fanny Davenport
Boston
Miss Davenport
Castle Square Theatre Company
Castle Square
Chicago Marine Band Opens Season for Red Cross Benefit
The Chicago Marine Band led by T. P. Brooke performed at the Park Theatre with Sibyl Sammis and the Temple Quartet. Fine mezzo-soprano solos and skilled instrumental renditions pleased two large audiences as classics and popular pieces were skillfully presented.
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Red Cross Bureau
Park Theatre
Chicago Marine Band
T. P. Brooke
Sibyl Sammis
Brooke
Temple Quartet
History Club offers Library of Universal History at half price
New England book lovers can join the Jordan Marsh Co History Club to obtain an eight volume Library of Universal History at less than half the regular price. The club offers easy payment terms and access to the complete edition before it is exhausted.
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New England
Jordan, Marsh & Co. History Club
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Klondike
Tremont Dancing Academy Ad Offers Reduced Rates
Tremont Theatre building promotes reduced rates with 12 free lessons for ladies joining this week. Public schedule lists ad vane class, Monday social, Wednesday be nners, Tuesday houreday, and children’s close Saturday at 1. Adults at 8 15. Ladies $2 and gents $3. Private lessons available.
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Tremont Dancing Academy
Tremont Theatre
Cunard May Buy Canada or New England to Rival Canada Trip
Boston observers say Cunard may purchase the Canada or the new steamship under construction named the New England to counter the Dominion line’s Canada service. With Servia slated for a Christmas passenger run, Cunard seeks faster vessels to protect Boston traffic and Liverpool access.
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New Dominion
Dominion Line Steamship Canada
Cunard Line
Cunard Company
Cunard Steamships
Boston
Servia
Dominion
New England
Lucania
Campania
Liverpool
Major Livermore named to Nicaragua Canal Commission
Morning paper notes Major William R. Livermore of the engineer corps is appointed to succeed Captain Carter on the Nicaragua Canal Commission amid some opposition. Other items cover Hull bound ships, passengers from Yarmouth and Antwerp, a wrecking patch near Portsmouth, potential Klondike voyage changes, immigrant releases, and fruit shipments from port to Europe.
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Engineer Corps
Nicaragua Canal Commission
Carter
Craignill
Lewis Wharf
Yarmouth
N. S
Frank
Portsmouth
N. H
Charles L. Mather
Clyde Line
Delaware
Jacksonville
Charleston
Klondike
Henry Hargraves
Liverpool
Queenstown
Antwerp
Crosby
Boston Light
Chicago
Hull
Eng
Boston
Hadaway
Martello
Gallia
Susie M. Plummer
Norfolk
Galveston
Herbert Fuller
Olive Pecker
Michigan
Canada
Catalonia
Philadelphia
Europe
Gaelic School Adds Ten To Roll Forming New Class
The Gaelic School at 45 Ellot Street was led by P. J. O Daly and John M. Doran yesterday afternoon. Ten new students joined the roll and a new class opened for those wishing to study the language. The class meets at 8 o clock each Sunday afternoon at 5 Eliot Street.
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Ellot Street
P. J. O’daly
John M. Doran
Eliot Street
Impressions of England lecture in Great Poverty
Herbert N. Casson spoke at the Labor Church about his three months in Great Britain. He described European time as centuries, poverty in British slums, and the social ills of old castles vs. modern factory life, urging change in wealth distribution and criticizing coal and slave-like labor conditions.
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Lynn
Labor Church
Herbert N. Casson
Great Britain
England
Europe
America
Adam Smith
Edinburgh
Swinburne
Massachusetts group urges senator to resign over rights stance
The Social Economic Club and the Single Tax Association on Boston Common pass resolutions condemning a senator for views on civil rights. They declare the aged senator out of touch with Massachusetts's spirit and call for his resignation from the national council.
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Social Economic Club
Single Tax Association
Boston Common
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Senate
Boys Off to Africa From Elizabeth in Bold Chase
Three 17 year old youths Robert M Edwards Jr Guy Mason and John Severse left Elizabeth New Jersey aiming for Africa to seek wealth and fame They saved money from a bank and wrote hurried letters to guardians as detectives would be sent after them to pursue the trio.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Africa
Robert M. Edwards, Jr
Guy Mason
John Severse
France
Edwards
Roaming lion captured near New Bedford during trip
A large lion escaped from a travelling zoo during semi-centennial week near New Bedford. The beast fled across fields as the caravan moved from Smith Mills toward Fall River. The keeper chased it, secured a noose, and choked the animal into subjection.
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New Bedford
Smith Mills
Fall River
Shipping News Update From The Atlantic Ports
Shipping arrivals and departures list multiple vessels with origins and destinations including Norseman from Liverpool, Storm King from Antwerp, Chicago from Hull, and Yarmouth from Yarmouth. The report notes good weather on passage and includes barge tows and tug movements around Philadelphia, Norfolk, Portland, and New York.
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Williams
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Storm King
Crosby
Antwerp
Furness, Withy & Co
Chicago
Hadaway
Hull
Eng
Sanderson & Co
Yarmouth
Smith
John G. Hall & Co
St. Croix
Pike
St. John
N. B
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Portland
E. A. Waldron
Howard
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
H. S. Dimock
Bearse
New York
H. M. Whitney
Lancaster
Taylor
Philadelphia
Salem
Mahanoy
Deering
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Thibodeau
Mereghan
Swallow
Whelpey
James D. Dowell
Chatfield
Newport News
Storm Petrel
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Rondout
William Pickering
Hammond
William K. Leggett
Kennebec
Catalina
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Rockport
Sadie A. Kimball
Burns
Dover
Amelia I
Cobb
Quinn
Mt. Desert
Governor H. M. Hoyt
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Carbonero
Prince Edward
N. 8
Henry Clausen, Jr
Savannah
Susie M. Plummer
International
Keystone
East
Suffolk
Wrestler
Woodside
Chalmette
C. B. Sanford
Tobyhanna
Hoboken
Plymouth
Port Johnson
Train Schedule Fragments List Stop Restrictions
The notes specify service runs only to Lakeport and Franklin, with no stops at Weirs Warren Bethlehem Jct. Twin Mountain or Fabyans. Saturday operations excluded for some connections.
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the Provinces
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Aes
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NT Harbor
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Fabyan House
White Mountain
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Warren Ave
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Bay State Gas
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