Cupid Fouled is Hoan Pilar Last Both Lover and Mom
Milton P Kennedy faced arraignment in Yorkville Police Court on stealing 500 dollars from Helen Pullar who had trusted him with a marriage promise. She described furnishing money for a flat and home improvements as part of a planned wedding that never happened. Kennedy denied the charge and claimed the money came from racing bets. Magistrate Brann held him for trial in 1599 dollars bail.
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New York
Milton P. Kennedy
Brann
Yorkville
Wits
Helen Pullar
Sixth Avenue
West One Hundred and
Secnd Street
Kings
Kennedy
Fiftieth Street
Providence
R. I
Enfield Fire Ravages Business District in Athol Area
A wind driven blaze in Enfield destroyed the bakery, tin shop, post office, stores, halls, and homes along two main streets. Firefighters reached from Athol after 1 PM, saving a few buildings. Wood's market is the only store standing. total loss and insurance details remain unsettled.
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Athol
Enfield
Gould
Masonic
G. A. R. Hall
Gillette & Flint
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
D. Haskell
W. F. Howe
Ed. Howe
J. Gould
H. D. Hess
C. Smith
F. E. Davis
Rogers & Leonard
H. M. Brown
Mrs. Murphy
I. Vester
Wood's Market
James D. Kimball
Bremee
Daniel Stone & Son
Northana
Whipped by a Woman in Harlem Street Scene
A Harlem street incident follows a supper party near Columbus Avenue where a man named Hook is struck and publicly humiliated by a woman after a dispute over an insult. An escort compels him to beg pardon and then she strikes him with a belt as he flees, hat left behind.
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New York
Harlem
Columbus Avenue
Fourtao Street
Merry
Hook
Prince of Naples and Princess Helene Depart Montenegro
The Prince of Naples and Princess Helene of Montenegro left Cetting for Italy today with Montenegro royalty. An army-lined route to the station and a royal salute marked the departure.
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Cetting
Montenegro
Prince of Naples
Helene of Montenegro
Italy
Hollands Present New Double Bill at Hollis Street Theatre
Patrons witnessed a Boston double bill featuring E. M. and Joseph Holland in 1871 and A Superfluous Husband at the Hollis Street Theatre. The cast included Blanche Burton, Minnie Radcliffe, and Thomas Oberle with strong crowd turnout. The program advances to A Social Highwayman after Thursday, with Tremont Theatre sharing next acts and the Empire stock company previewing The Benefit of the Doubt.
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Hollis Street Theatre
E. M
Joseph Holland
Boston
Alphonse Daudet
Clyde Fitch
Leo Dietrichsten
Waterloo
A. Conan Doyle
Thomas Oberle
Will J. Dean
Blanche Burton
E. M. Holland
Mr. Holland
Minnie Radcliffe
J. B. Maher
Charles Harbury
Co. Dibden Pitt
Nora
Hollis
Isaac B. Rich
Joseph
N. Y. Empire Theatre Company
The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown at Park Theatre
The Park Theatre audience roared with laughter at the revival of The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown. Eugene O Rourke as Major O Gallaher and Herbert Sparling as Captain Courteney led a strong company with Mamie Gilroy Annie Ward Tiffany Charles V Seaman and Sarah McVicar in a lively farce delighting patrons during a two week engagement.
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Park Theatre
Brown
Rogers
Major O’gallagher
Eugene O'Rourke
Captain Courteney
Miss Brown
Herbert Sparling
Mamie Gilroy
Angela Brightwell
Annie Ward Tiffany
O’gallagher
Charles V. Seaman
Sarah MecVicar
Lenau Shoots Himself in Englewood Home
Walter Louis Lenau 27, last married to Colonel Cockerill’s widow, shot himself at his Englewood New Jersey home. Surgeons fear for recovery. Lenau, son of Rudolph Lenau former Germania Bank president, tied to Victor Achelis silk firm. The couple wed after June ceremony opposed to the word obey.
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New York
Walter Louis Lenau
John A. Cockerill
Englewood
N. J
Lenau
Rudolph Lenau
Germania Bank of
Brooklyn
Victor & Achelis
Cockerill
Juenst
Lloyd
Havel
Hoboken
Louis R. McCullough
John D. Probst
Linden Avenue
Caldwell Heiress Weds Marquis in Paris Church
Miss Gwendolin Caldwell married the Marquis des Monstriers Merinville at St. Philippe du Roule with Bishop Spalding and uncles as witnesses. Caldwell founded the Catholic University of Washington's divinity college. she had once been engaged to Prince Murat, ended over settlement demands.
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Paris
Gwendolin Caldwell
Marquis Des Monstriers
Merinville
St. Philippe du Roule
John J.paulding
Peoria
Father Cocke
Urbain
Marc Des Monstriers
Spalding
Miss Caldwell
John Carter
Iss Caldwell
Divinity College
The
Catholic University
Washington
Prince Murat
Thompson's Old Homestead Ends Chicago-Style Boston Run
The Boston Theatre closed its seventh and final week of Denman Thompson's engagement with The Old Homestead. Reviewers and audiences praised Thompson's performance as Old Josh Whitcomb, noting the play’s superb mounting and the crowd’s strong reaction as they laughed and cried through the farewell shows.
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Boston Theatre
Boston
Denman Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Josh Whitcomb
Two Little Vagrants in Fifth Week at Boston Museum
The Two Little Vagrants closed in Boston after five weeks due to uncancelable contracts. The drama drew large audiences and strong applause, but will move to other cities within three weeks to meet demand and preserve earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Museum
Charles Pfrohman
Andrew Mack Shines In Myles Aroon At Columbia Theatre
Andrew Mack impressed a large audience at Columbia Theatre last night in Myles Aroon. He played a virtuous gardener turned hero with wit and Irish charm, receiving applause and floral tributes. Queenie Vassar as Maggie Farrell and others filled supporting roles. next week William Barry stars in The Rising Generation.
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Columbia Theatre
Andrew Mack
Myles Aroon
Samuel Lover
Queenie Vassar
Maggie Farrell
Prey
W. J. Mason
Olive White
Little Florence Olp
William Barry
Tremont Theatre acts end in closing week engagement
Frank Daniels begins the second and closing week of his engagement at the Tremont Theatre continuing an entertainment run.
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Tremont Theatre
Mgrs
Abbey, Schoeffel & Gratt Co. (Ltd
Frank Daniels
Harry Smith
Vieter Herbert
Max Freeman Starred in A Celebrated Case at New Grand Theatre
Max Freeman headlined A Celebrated Case at the New Grand Theatre yesterday with daily performances this week. Freeman played Jean Renaud in a French soldier role as he faces a life sentence for murder. Supporting cast included Barringer, Wilkes, Macy, Perry, Walsh, Carroll, Addison Clift, Keane, Mack, McDonald, and McNeil. The afternoon bill featured the comedy Dark Shadows led by Myrtle Frank and Charles Dean, followed by a strong turn by Hafford Mantell, Wentworth, Armstrong, Pendy, Ned West, and others in the gallery of acts.
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Max Freeman
Lothrop
New Grand Theatre
Mr. Freeman
Jean Renaud
Charlies Barringer
Lazare
John Wilkes
O'Rourke
James Macy
Raoul
Hafford and Mantell
May Wentworth
Dale Armstrong
John Pendy
Chevalier
Ned West
Portrait finish by Dolph Levine at Howard Atheneum vaudeville
Describes Dolph Levine rapid portrait drawing at the Howard Atheneum with Susie Dolph, Iph on harp, and a capably varied bill. Morton and Mack, Sam and Kittie Morton, Minnie Grovini, Edith Murray, Eddie O'Dell with contortion, Kaye and Henry, Collins and Collins, Falke and Lemon, R. Harvey Rag Time piano pieces, and many other acts fill the program. Proprieter Lothrop highlights contortionists Baldwin and Daly, Lottie Mortimer, Will and Bessie Ventinis, Eugene Neidert, McCloud and Melville harp solos, Dot Davenport, Fry and Fields, and other performers.
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Dolph Levine
Howard Atheneum
Levine
Susie Dolph
Mr. Iph
Morton and
Mack
Howard Atheneum Star Specialty Company
Sam
Kittie Morton
Howard
Capital
Minnie Grovini
Edith Murray
Eddie O'Dell
Kaye
Henry
Collins
Falke and Lemon
R. Harvey
Lille Ardell
Moses
Boston
Trilby
Lothrop
Baldwin and
Daly
Lottie Mortimer
Will
Bessie Ventinis
Eugene Neidert
McCloud
Melville
Dot Davenport
Cometienne
Fry and Fields
Ed Gallagher
William H. Watts
John Max
Boston Star Course Opens Seventeenth Season With Choral Mock
The series began last evening with the Spurgeon orphan choir from London as the attraction. A varied program featured hand bell selections, vocal and instrumental solos by Lizette Pearce F Charlesworth L Thomas and T W Partridge with R W Iverson directing. The simple homelike program was well received as the seventeenth season opens.
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Boston Star
Spurgeon Orphan Choir
London
Lizette Pearce
F. Charlesworth
L. Thomas
T. W. Partridge
R. W. Iverson
Revival of The Chimes of Normandy Draws Large Castle Square Crowd
Castle Square Theatre presented Planquette’s The Chimes of Normandy to an immense audience. J K Murray received special praise for the Marquis role, while Oscar Girard’s Gaspar miscast voice and Irving accent were noted. Misse as Serpolette and Millard as Germaine drew acclaim. director Hirschfeld praised the chorus. Next week’s offering will be The Pirates of Penzance.
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Castle Square Theatre
Planquette
Normandy
J. K. Murray
Marquis
Gaspard
Oscar Girard
Meziere
Grau
Irving
Misse
Serpolette
Millard
Germaine
Hirschfeld
Castle Watares
Tremont St
Tremont
Keith's Theatre Debuts Stock Company with Notable Acts
Yesterday at Keith's New Theatre a stock company opened with top variety. Pantzer brothers lead in balance acts while Ezra Kendall Carroll Johnson and others provide lively humor. Lockhart's elephants thrill with tri cycle riding and Techow's educated cats perform daring feats alongside a cinemagraphic show.
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Keith's
Keith’s
New Theatre
Pantzer
Ezra Kendall
Carroll Johnson
O’brien
Havel
Wills
Collins
Adair
Kendall
Lockhart
Keith
New York
Techow
Boston
Cinematographe
Minstrels Set for Boston Theatre Week
Boston theatregoers await Cleveland and Haverly’s grand minstrels at the Boston Theatre. Manager Eugene Tompkins promises top entertainment with operatic, dramatic, and minstrel acts. The bill features Tom Lewis Marques Moore Tom Ward Charles M Ernest Fulton brothers John T Evans and others with E M Hall Clinton Williams George Sparks and more and includes Fukushina’s Japanese acrobats introducing latest novelties from Japan.
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Boston
Eugene Tompkins
Boston Theatre
Cleveland & Haverly
Fanny Davenport Rehearses Fe Dora in Boston
Fanny Davenport arrived in Boston yesterday and began rehearsals of Fe Dora for the Boston Theatre week starting November 2. She looked well and greeted her company, who traveled from New York.
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Fanny Davenport
Boston
Miss Davenport
New York
Women's barber shop draws crowds at Austin & Stone's museum
Edna Comer Pauline Heckler and Cora Collins kept busy as men queued for quick shaves at the new women's barber shop. The museum showcased acts by imperial Yeddo fantasists, Beatrice Roderi snake charmer, Tinymite the small man, and many other performers to enthusiastic applause.
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Austin & Stone
Useum
Edna Comer
Pauline Heckler
Cora Collins
Japona
Boston
Tinymite
Dauphin
Mile
Beatrice Roderi
Ronzani
D’alma
Onr Sisters
Nolan
McShane
Johnson and Johnson
Swan
Bombard
Sheehans
Lulu Theis
Finley and
Tuohey
Billy Jackson
Rollins Brothers
Ada Rexford
Grand Opera House crowds applaud week of wholesome entertainments
A Grand Opera House week draws large crowds with a strong bill headlined by the dramatic company presenting A Fair Rebel. Nadine Winston excels in the title role, Wallace Campbell shines as the Union officer, and Antoinette Cyr debuts with a powerful sweet voice. Vaudeville features Willis Sweatnam and Proto delight the audience with dance. The Troubadour and Senora Sebastian’s dog act please both children and adults.
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Grand Opera House
Nadine Winston
Proto
Antoinette Cyr
Rice Barton Present Gay Extravaganza Opens at Trocadero
Two large audiences witnessed Rice and Barton's big gayery company open at the Trocadero. The nautical spoof A Trip to Boston starts the bill with a steamer saloon setting and a string of diverse specialties. Clara Lawrence Mildred Phillips Ruth Robinson Frankie Haines Washburn sisters Irving Jones Sadie Jones Crawford and Manning perform in a versatile program with comic acrobatics. The finale Naughty Coney Island and several living pictures conclude a lively show ahead of its field.
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Rice & Barton
Big
Boston
Ono
Clara Lawrence
Mildred Phillips
Ruth Robinson
Frankie Haines
Washburn Sisters
Irving Jones
Sadie Jones
Messrs
Crawford and Manning
Coney Island
Wax Works Exhibition At Eden Musee Grows In Popularity
New features are constantly added to the Eden Musee collection of wax works and a fine assortment is now on exhibition. The venue has become quite popular with weekly attendance showing an increase.
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Eden Musee
Boy Dies After Bean Inhaled During Putty Blower Fun
Edward Goodman aged 12 from North Adams Massachusetts died at Post Graduate Hospital after inhaling a bean blown into his lung by a putty blower. He reportedly was shooting beans through the device at the time of the accident.
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New York
Edward Goodman
North Adams
Mass
Post Graduate Hospital
Bronchitis Yielded by Dr Bull's Cough Syrup
A notice states bronchitis yields at once to the healing influence of Dr Bull's Cough Syrup, implying rapid relief from the ailment through this remedy.
Passaic Opens Large ENAMBELINE Stove Polish Plant
The largest and most complete stove polish factory in the world has been erected in Passaic New Jersey. Costing $100,000 the facility is dedicated exclusively to ENAMBELINE stove polish production.
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Passaic
New Jersey
Boston Committee Tours Pipeline Fire System Prospects
The Boston committee on the fire department toured six cities to inspect pipeline water supply for firefighting. They reviewed Detroit Milwaukee and Cleveland tests and noted high elevations and long water throws, with costs around 5700 to 7600 per mile and strong praise for the system. The group expects a unanimous Boston adoption recommendation.
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Boston
William J. Donovan
John J. Mahoney
G. Walden Smith
Alfred Newmarch
T. E. McCarthy
M. J. MecColgan
Collingwood C. Millar
Joseph A. Conry
Common Council
John Brawley
John BE. Cheney
City Engineer's
Detroit
Elliott
Beacon Hill
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Foley
Cleveland Fire Department
Fire Department
West
Frail mother crafts boots to feed two children
A poor woman, barely speaking English, says they earned only 20 cents that day while supporting two young children. Her husband Mr Pavelka, once accused of theft, has become insane and was sent to Worcester Hospital, leaving the family without funds. The family struggles to pay rent as the cobbler’s stool keeps them afloat.
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Post
Dex
Pegang
Joe Pavelka
Bunker Hill Street
Pine
Worcester Hospital
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