Autumnal Hues Decorate City for Columbian Parade
The city awash in autumn hues and flags as Columbus imagery adorns buildings from Berkeley to Washington streets. The Boston Theatre, Filene's, Shuman's, and many others display large Columbus pictures, national colors, and bunting, with electric lights planned for a grand night display. The Catholic Union and John Boyle O'Reilly Cadets lead parade preparations along a Forest Street start, with hundreds from St Patrick’s Church and various societies set to join the Columbian celebration.
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Chester Park
Boston & Albany
Boyle Bros
Spain
Lally & Collins
Shuman
Ferdinand and
Isabella
Summer Street
Navigator
Filene’s
Standard Clothing Company
Old South Clothing Company
Old State House
America
Italy
Farneil Hall
Columbia
John Boyle O'Reilly
Natick
Mr. Fitzgerald
St. Patrick’s Church
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Dudley
Hampden
Eustis
Adams
Yeoman
Albany
Webber
Harrison Avenue
Lenox
Washington
Camden
West Chester Park
Marlboro
Roger F. Nill
Hibernian
Middlesex
Essex
Norfolk
Boston
Mission Church of
Roxbury
Young Men’s Mission Church Association
Mission Church
Henry Gaines
Henry O’meara
Ocean
Ae E. Clifford
James A. Murphy
Sarsfield Guards
John Boyle O’ Reilly
Newbury Street
Democratic duty to register at once in duty done vote
Democratic duty to register at once signals voters ready for Governor Russell's re election as the party emphasizes timely registration and continued support. The message stresses civic duty and political continuity with the incumbent administration.
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Russell
Half-Witted Scientist Arrested in Bomb Attempt
William Avery was arrested in West Corinth for allegedly attempting to kill P. A. Nedde with a bomb at Nedde’s blacksmith shop last Thursday. A trial before Justice Royce heard testimonies as Avery claimed the explosion was an experiment and that sulphur would turn to oil then gold, presenting books to support his theory.
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Court of Appeals Holds Oct 21 Not a Legal Holiday
Albany October 19 The Court of Appeals agrees with Attorney General Rosendale that Friday October 21 is not a legal holiday in New York State and judges will hold court that day Banks must stay open or risk maturing financial paper as the bulk of the opinion states.
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Court of Appeals
Rosendale
Trimount Club replies to Callahan insinuations over bout plans
The Trimount Athletic Club letters deny any attempt to pair James Callahan with Reardon or Driscoll and state Driscoll beat Callahan twice. Officials Keilisher Sullivan and referee John Daly ruled in Driscoll’s favor. Secretary Sunn adds the club only arranged Driscoll vs Reardon, not Callahan.
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Trimount Athletic Club
James Callahan
Callahan
Reardon
Driscoll
Denny Keilisher
L. H. Sullivan
John F. Daly
James P. McShane
Trimount
Athletic Club
John Driscoll
Joan J. Sunn
Democrats Urged to Register by Tuesday Night
A terse call to action urges Democrats to complete voter registration by Tuesday night, urging immediacy and directing readers to register today.
Moriarty to Fight at Trimount Show in Clan-Na-Gael Hall
Lightweight Moriarty from Lowell arrives to compete at the Trimount event Friday evening. The ring will be three feet above the seats inside Clan-Na-Gael Hall. Tickets sell fast as the club plans for at least twelve sharp contests.
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Moriarty
Clan-Na-Gael
Last Days of Agatha at the Museum and Boston theatre notes
Boston stage gossip highlights nearing end of Agatha at the Museum and announces future productions. Fadette with Henry M. Opera Co. at Tremont shows smoother handling and growing popularity for Laura Schirmer. Urania spectacle A Trip to the Moon ends today. From Chaos to Man and How the World Was Made follow. The Charity Ball and The Grey Mare are slated for earnings. Lyceum Week adds Squire Kate and Wep-To-No-Moh. Therese continues with Mrs. Potter and Mr. Bellew. Puritania reaches its 150th at Fifth Avenue next Monday.
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Tremont
Frohman
Lyceum Players
Robert Buchanan
Jupiter at Globe Theatre Drives Strong Attendance
Digby Bell and his company score a hit in the Smith and Edwards opera Jupiter at the Globe Theatre. The house has been full since Monday, with Bell at his best in the King and Cobbler roles. A Columbus Day matinee is slated for Jupiter. The Buish School of Elocution held a Whittier commemorative matinee yesterday at the Meiona, featuring Miss Adams, Miss Grace M. King, and Miss Gilman. 1492 continues its seventh week at the Park Theatre with nightly crowds turning away. A Friday Columbus Day matinee is planned. The Sportsman at the Columbia Theatre runs smoothly with Holland, Kennedy, Abbe and Mrs. Georgie Drew Barrymore in strong roles. Mrs. Lydia M. Von Finkelstein Mountford envisages a Tremont Temple lecture on The Bedouins of the Desert tonight, with True Life of Jacob next Tuesday.
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Globe Theatre
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Cobbler
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John G. Whittier
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Grace M. King
Gilman
Park Theatre
Boston
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Christopher Columbus
America
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Columbia
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Lydia M. von Finkelstein Mountford
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Desert
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Massachusetts
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Henry Currier
Somerville
Arthur . Currier
Frederick H. Temple
Cambridge
Boston Post
George M. Brooks
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Register
Suffolk
Richard A. Sewili
Chelsea
Grace Bk. Newell
Joan W. McKim
Elijah George
Kiw
Daniel Hayes
James E. Fitzgerald
Jonny W. McKim
Elijal George
Finishing Touches For Columbns Painting At Grand Opera
Scenic artist Samuel Brooker will complete a painting titled The Landing of Columbns to grace the Grand Opera House front for the holiday celebration. Today two performances of My Jack delight large audiences, with a Columbus Day matinee tomorrow. Edward LaMoss works on Miss Marguerite Merington's Good-bye at the Museum, boasting beautiful, unique scenery. Shadows of a Great City remains this week at Bowdoin Square, followed by Lewis Morrison in Faust with new electrical effects for the Brocken scene.
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Grand Opera House
My Jack
Edward LaMoss
Marguerite Merington
Lewis Morrison
Faust
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Mr. Morrison
Boston
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Elizabeth K. Fisher
Albert
A. Haggety
James W. O'Laeriln
James Mulligan
Dewn
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Rentz-Santley Burlesque to Open at Howard Atheneum
The Rentz-Santley novelty and burlesque company follows Eagle's Nest at the Howard Atheneum with a new large cast and a stage production titled America closing the programme. Old Homestead nears its last weeks at Boston Theatre as extra matinees and key engagements roll forward. Columbus Day sees special shows across venues with Agatha, Rip Van Winkle sales, and细 Theatre rosters featuring prominent young ladies and new scenery.
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Eagle’s Nest
Howard Atheneum
America
Boston
Joe Jefferson
Among the Musicians at Park Theatre and City Venues
A musicians night at Park Theatre features Gustav Herker Casio William W Furst Adam Itzel Jr Julian Edwards Henry J Leslie John J Brahm J Thomas Baldwin George C Hayes Theodore Bendix and E E Rice with a 50 piece orchestra plus Maud Williams Lon F Brine and the Columbus Quartet. The New York Symphony Orchestra under Walter Damrosch performs four Tremont Theatre concerts on Dec 9 Jan 13 Feb 10 and Apr 21. Frank A Kennedy gives a musical and literary program at Union Hall. John Orth to give a piano recital at Vermont Academy. Master Cyril Tyler to sing at Hollis Street Theatre this afternoon including Ave Maria Bonnie Sweet Bessie and Caro Nome.
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Gustav Herker Casio
New York
William W. Furst
Adam Itzel, Jr
Julian Edwards
Henry J. Leslie
John J. Braham
J. Thomas Baldwin
George C. Hayes
Theodore Bendix
E. E. Rice
Miss Maud Williams
Lon F. Brine
Columbus Quartet
Music Lovers of
Boston
Union Hall
Kennedy
de Bernot
John Orth
Vermont Academy
Bellows Falls
Cyril Tyler
Hollis Street
Verdi
No Fights Reported At Club Bout Night In City
Spectators packed the sporting club believing three finish fights would take place but found only a few friendly bouts. Participants included Johnnie and Willie Geary, the McDonald brothers, Guilfoyle and Rob Hayes, Sadler and O'Brien, Jack Havlin and Gibbons, Major Cunningham and Taggard, Ed Irving and Buckley, Martha and Good, and Nagle and Hickey.
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Willie Geary
McDonald Brothers
Guilfoyle
Rob Hayes
Sadler
O’brien
Jack Havlin
Gibbons
Major Cunningham
Taggard
Ed Irving
Three weddings at churches in Boston area
At the Church of the New Jerusalem Miss Mabel Cutler wed Dr. Thomas Chalmers Peebles in a floral setting with attendant family members. A second ceremony at Second Church on Copley Square united Miss Clara Belle Sias to Charles Dickenson Davis, with a reception at the Victoria following. At St Stephen’s Florence Street Father Forbert united Miss Katie Deane Simpson and Mr Charles Merriman Lawrence of Baltimore in white lace and net attire.
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Mabel Cutler
Thomas Chalmers Peebles
James Reed
Grace Cutler
Henry H. Cutler
Chicago
Messrs
Howard L. Shurtlett
William W. Cutler
Edward P. Cutler
Fred P. Louis
James Shepherd
Copley Square
Clara Belle
William W. Sias
Ilkley
Charles Dickenson Davis
Cambridge
E. A. Horton
Bertha F. Sins
Martha G._ Sins
Grace Raymond
Carlotta Lamkin
Gertrude Going
Fred C. Davis
Eugene L. Caton
Charles H. Carter
A. Carlton Potter
Edward Pierce
Sumner A. Brooks
Harry A. Edgerley
William S. Blake
The
Victoria
St. Stephen’s Church
Florence Street
Forbert
Katie Deane Simpson
Charles Merriman Lawrence
Baltimore
St Patrick Parochial School Holds Patriotic Exercises
In the Roxbury district the Columbian exercises of St Patrick Parochial School occur Thursday at 8 oclock. The President and the Governor will open the programme. Scenes from the life of Columbus, a teacher dramatization, will be performed with patriotic music interludes.
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St. Patrick Parochial School
Columbus
Protection of Industries Rally Sparks Republican Support
A Harvard College inspired crowd cheers a speech urging protectionist policy and a united Republican vote in November. Ex Governors Boutwell and Long spoke, followed by glee club performances, urging business and working men to back the party for national prosperity.
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Harvard College
Chicago
Congress
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Boutwell
Glee Club
Read the Post to counter fake Globe news in Boston
A Roxbury reader urges Post readership to expose fake Globe reporting. He recounts riding an electric car to Boston with a man who switches to the Post after seeing its coverage. He notes Post sales on a morning train show mixed papers including Heralds and Globes.
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Post
Boston
Globe
Duikey Street
M. Elmer Smith
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
Fragmented humor and social quips cross the pages
A jumble of quips from various light prose and comic captions appears, including lines about love, police, marriage, and theatre manners. The miscellany features brief jokes and captions from publications such as Puck, Life, Texas Sittings, and New York Weekly, reflecting social foibles and witty exchanges.
A Man's Doubled Doubled in Portland Coal Confusion
From Lewiston Journal, a Portland merchant recalls two street encounters with Mr Bragdon and a stranger who bore a striking resemblance. The humor centers on mistaken identity in casual chats about coal prices and familiarity. The merchant finally declares he recognizes no coal dealer.
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Portland
Bragdon
Aentleman
New Boston Post Celebrates First Anniversary Crowing
The New Bedford Journal reports the Boston Post marks its first anniversary with a large edition and a year of significant work. The Post says it has done a big year and has much to crow about.
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The
New Bedford Journal
New Boston Post
New Post
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