Bears Attack and Prices Crumble on Wall Street Panic
Wall Street fell as investors faced fears sparked by Baltimore trust company receiverships. Stocks across rails and industrials dropped two to four points, with London also lower. Old Dominion and Santa Fe moved on local plans while Amalgamated, Calumet, Hecla and others tumbled. market sentiment soured despite potential rescue via Phelps Dodge deal.
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Tosca in English Delights Tre mont Theatre Audience
The Henry W Savage company opened a four week run at the Tremont Theatre with Puccini’s Tosca in English, featuring Bennyson as Tosca, Mr Sheehan as Mario Cavaradossi, Mr Bennett as Angelotti, Mr Boyle as Sacristan, Mr Jones as Gaoler, Mr Lawrence as Sciarrone, and Mr Emanuel conducting. The reviewer notes Tosca is a melodrama in the broad sense and does not resemble the Italian or French operas.
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Henry W. Savage Opera Company
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Puccini
Tosca
Loria Tosca
Seeseseees
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Sheehan
Baron Scarpia
Goff Cesare Angelotti
Bennett
Boyle Spoletta
Jones Sciarrone
Lawrence
Emanuel
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Savage
Ternina
Goff
Angelotti
Boyle
Fulton
Jones
Bizet
Whaling Trade Update and Ocean Vessel News
Fresh mixed fish deliveries totaling 548200 pounds arrived at the wharf with 130100 haddock 100800 cod and 268000 hake among the landed catch. Dock sales and import values are reported alongside storm wreck accounts and vessel collisions off Delaware Breakwater.
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Sawyer
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Long Wharf
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T. J. Deahan
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C. S. Smith
G. H. Pearce
Cleary Starts West to Bring Back Baker
Inspector Cleary departs for Chicago to return Harry W. Baker known as Professor Weston palmist. Baker is under arrest and will be transported to Boston if Illinois Governor Yates honors the requisition from this state.
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Boston
Yates
Illinois
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Baker
Foresters Court 21 Hosts Smoke Talk Night
Members of St Alphonsus Court 21 of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters held a smoke talk and reception for their ladies last evening in Tremont street hall. About 300 attended with addresses by T B Reardon Rev Peter C Quinn Major J J Leonard and Thomas Neville.
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St. Alphonsus Court 21
Order of Foresters
Tremont Street
T. B. Reardon
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Shipping News Miniature Almanac Oct 20
Shipping notes list arrivals and clearances detailing vessels such as battleship Missouri tanker brigantine and schooners with ports from Newport News to Portland and Newburyport. The shore topics include tides, sun and moon data, wind directions, and barge movements with multiple destinations and anchorage points.
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Bulgaria and Turkey Withdraw Troops From Frontier
Constantinople October 19. In line with the accord between Turkey and Bulgaria, Bulgaria has ordered the disbandment of 10,000 troops on the frontier. Turkey must disband 20,000 troops in accordance with the agreement.
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Brilliant Monday Night at Keith's in New England
A Brilliant Monday Night announced, seen nowhere else in New England except at Keith's. Charles Leonard Fletcher performed clever impersonations of noted actors in full view of the audience. Charlotte Guyer George was replaced by a banjo team as vocal duties. Arvello exhibited fine equilibristic feats while Reed's trained bull terriers pleased audiences. Motion pictures surpassed usual.
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Charles Leonard Fletcher
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Reed
Burke Brothers at the Howard yields strong vaudeville bill
Boston entertainment notes describe Charles H. Burke and Grace LaRue as star partners with a lineup including The McGuires Edward M Favor and Edith Sinclair two pickaninnies Orville and Frank and Ed Gray plus Crotty trio Mitchell and Marion The Minstrel Boys Franklin and Hayman Marion and Deane Newell and Steele Roman ring artists Bart o and Lafferty Spraker brothers Henry and Young Murray and Foy Harry Brown and cineograph screenings. The Gayety Generators burletta closes the program with lively songs and humor.
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Howard
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Lafferty
Spraker Brothers
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Young
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Burlesque Company
Transatlantic Burlesque at the Lyceum Impresses Patrons
The Lyceum Theatre hosted the Transatlantic burlesque troupe for the week opener. The show features witty lines, strong singing, and capable performers headlined by the Taylor Trio and Mitchell and Cain. Notable acts include Kine and Gotthold and a two-scene burlesque The Two Hot Knights with elegant scenery. Producer E. J. Cohn earns praise for imagination and skill as the production relies on a large chorus, fine stage mountings, and a robust principal cast.
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Taylor
Mitchell and Cain
Kine
Gotthold
Ben Jansen
Josie
Willie Barrows
E. J. Cohn
Daredevil Cyclist Trio Tops Austin & Stone Show
Fearless Boston cyclist Sadie Knowlton with Libby and Irving Sayers performed the cycle whirl at Austin & Stone's Museum. The trick featured an 80 degree bowl track where the trio rode breakneck speeds. The act drew the sharpest audience reaction in months among many vaudeville numbers and performers listed on the show bills.
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Palace Theatre Burlesque and Vaudeville Week
The Merry Maidens present bright burlesque and vaudeville at the Palace Theatre headlined by Nelly Hanly with a lineup including At the French Ball Mr. Bugs Busy Day and An Operatic Rehearsal. Acrobats Duffin Redcay thrill with gymnastic acts while Alice Leslie Sam Rice Sheppard Kamp and the Johnson trio provide songs dancing sketches and comedy.
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Hanly
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Sheppard Kamp
Johnson
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George
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Reptile Conqueror Olga Tops Curio Halls Vaudeville
NICKELODEON Lady Olga presents a dramatic act with pythons anacondas boas and cobras from Sedapore in the Himalayas earning the title reptile conqueror. Other acts include Stanley's educated goats Balbroma fire demon Monome contortion Luna sword walker and more in curio halls plus refined vaudeville. Friday features amateur night with Delmont Ferry Hartford Belmore De Paulo and Nellie Hartford.
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Sedapore
Himalaya
Stanley
Balbroma
Monome
de Paulo
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D'Orsay on the Stage at Waldorf Astoria
The Earl of Pawtucket appears in the north palm room of the Waldorf Astoria seeking a pretty American girl rescued from fire and peril abroad. He moves with a heavy, laborious tread and seems to have all his intellect focused on her, though her name remains forgotten.
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North Palm Room
Waldorf- Astoria
Editah
Thomas
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Mill-Shaw
Palmo Tablets Touted As Youthful Tonic Across City
Advertised tonic promises to restore vigor for men facing decline in endurance and mental stamina. Each box 60 cents, 12 boxes for five dollars with guarantee. Sold by multiple city druggists including Walker-Rintels, Bradbury, Putnam, Eaton, Klein, Knight, Sawyer and others with various street locations.
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Dowie Attacks Ministers and Governors in Garden Address
Dr. Dowie charged some ministers as mean dogs and claimed critics served the devil during a noon meeting in New York. Zion Host bands canvassed Manhattan, Dowie met Mayor Low, and his sermon fused fiery rhetoric with quips about tight lacing and smelling out dissent among Zionites.
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Dowie
Dowle
Zion Host
Manhattan
Dr. Dowie
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Earl of Pawtucket Charms Yankee Girl in Stage Farce
A long review details Augustus Thomas play The Earl of Pawtucket with star D Orsay adopting a slow American patter to lure Jane Payton. The Earl, posing as an American, navigates aliases and farcical misinterpretations, aided by Weatherbee and Crennan. The piece notes D Orsay’s imposing presence, consistent looks, and his attempts to capture authentic stage English and American dialects.
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Pawtucket
Arthur Weatherbee
Jane Payton
Clay
Weatherbee
Crennan
Tenderloin
D’orsay
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Earl of
Gus. Thomas
Pahdon
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Creatore to Lead Farewell Concert at Symphony Hall
Creatore renowned bandmaster plans a farewell appearance in Boston at Symphony Hall next Sunday evening with Mme Barili as vocal soloist and other band soloists contributing to the programme. A popular price scale has been arranged and tickets are on sale at the box office.
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Symphony Hall
Boston
Mme. Barili
Dorchester Wedding: Butler Daughter Wed Dunningham
Miss Ethel Butler of Dorchester married Harry Gordon Dunningham of Dorchester at All Saints Episcopal Church Ashmont at 7:45 p m The ceremony was conducted by Rev Charles T Whittemore Frederick C Kemball of Dorchester served as best man The ushers included Dr Robert George Butler Charles T Graham Frank Kingston Butler and James Henry Butler A reception followed at the bride's parents Milton Avenue home with floral decorations and autumn foliage.
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Ethel Butler
Robert Butler
Harry Gordon Dunningham
Henry Dunningham
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Ashmont
Charles T. Whittemore
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Robert George Butler
Middleboro
Charles T. Graham
West Roxbury
Frank Kingston Butler
James Henry Butler
Milton Avenue
McNamara Seeks East Boston Common Council Seat
John J. McNamara of Ward 2 East Boston announces his candidacy for the Common Council. He is a former Lamson Associates president and a member of the Teamsters Union and Knights of Labor No. 1642, well known in East Boston.
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East
Boston
Mr. McNamara
Lamson Associates
Teamsters’ Union
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