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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1895

Page

5

Minnesota on way to Boston under tow from New York

The old Minnesota, over 300 feet long with rotted upper planking, was towed from the Brooklyn navy yard to Boston with Captain John W Weeks supervising a 40 man Naval Militia detail. Tugs guided her through Hell Gate into Vineyard Sound where she will ride out the night and reach Boston by Wednesday as a training ship for Massachusetts Naval Militia.

New York Minnesota Navy Yard Boston John W. Weeks Naval Militia of Massachusetts Hell Gate Weeks Cape Cod

Longfellow Ex-Governor Remembrance From Massachusetts

The piece recalls ex Governor Long and his leadership in Massachusetts. It notes his businesslike administration, broad connections among Boston’s merchants, and his push for a grand enlargement of the State House. Speeches from ex officials express deep sorrow at his death and the sense that his role cannot be replaced.

Governor lays corner stone of new State House

The governor announced plans for December 21, 1890, as the corner stone ceremony for the new State House. Mr. Ames had endured months of ill health with a mix of diseases, having fallen seriously ill in Boston a year earlier. He improved briefly before the end came sooner than expected.

Mr. Ames Boston

Death of Oliver Ames Removes Noted Massachusetts Figure

The passing of Oliver Ames ends the career of a prominent old stock Massachusetts businessman and philanthropist. A trusted administrator and public servant, he was noted for integrity and long service in political offices.

Oliver Ames Massachu

Ex Governor Ames Remembered By Corcoran At Quincy House

Hon John W Corcoran recalled ex Governor Ames as a plain unpretentious leader who served the state honestly and patriotically He was a businessman by training and his death will be deeply mourned by many friends though Corcoran says it should not alter Commonwealth politics

John W. Corcoran Quincy House Post Ames Commonwealth

Obituary Remarks On Death Of Public Spirited Leader

General Martin spoke of the deceased as a noble genial man who had been ill for a long time. He knew him for twenty years and noted his public spirited care for the welfare of the people of the Commonwealth, saying he will be greatly missed.

Martin Commonwealth

Baseball Star Fred Tenney Weds Georgetown Society Woman

Oct 21 Georgetown records a quiet wedding at the Berry home of Fred Tenney a Boston baseball player and Miss Bessly Berry a leading local society figure The couple will tour briefly and reside in Georgetown for the winter

Georgetown J. O. Berry Fred Tenney Boston Bessly Berry

Harvard Dining Crackdown Targets Irish Stew For Memorial Hall

A protest movement at Harvard debates banning Irish stew in Memorial Hall amid broader prohibitions on athletic events with Yale and other activities. An anti stew petition circulates, signatures collected in a blue book, with mock names among the signers, while officials decline comment on the campaign.

Harvard Yale Glee Club Memorial Hall Back Bay Auditor’s Office George Washington Benedict Arnold Theodore Roosevelt Harvard Dining Association Marion Harland

Armenian rights plea shocks WCTU meeting in Baltimore

H H Gulesian of Armenia urged American women to aid distressed Armenians in the far east and criticized U S and Turkish oppression. He warned of extermination unless nations unite for freedom. Miss Willard lauded Armenians as martyrs and urged a collection by the WCTU.

Baltimore H. H. Gulesian Armenia America Far East United States Turkey Henry Somerset

Brighton Woman Dies Suddenl y at Home on Westboro Terrace

Mrs Josephine Phillips aged 46 of Summit Avenue died suddenly at 8 45 last night in a house on Westboro Terrace off Washington Street Brighton where she was engaged in some work Death was due to heart disease

Josephine Phillips Summit Avenue Westboro Terrace Washington Street Brighton

A Bachelor's Baby Delights Boston at Park Theatre

The Boston Park Theatre presented Coyne Fletcher's A Bachelor's Baby with Mr and Mrs Sidney Drew in the lead and a strong supporting company. Review lauds the acting of Drew Lawrence Booth Rankin Sykes King Mortimer Crosby and others, noting the production as bright, well staged, with pleasing dialogue and moments of pathos. The piece runs for two weeks and drew a large, appreciative audience with frequent applause.

Sidney Drew Boston Park Theatre Coyne Fletcher Mrs. Drew Mr. Drew Lilian Lawrence J. B Booth Sidney McKee Rankin Nita Sykes Julia King Annie Mortimer Charles Crosby

Sowing the Wind at Hollis Street Theatre Delivers Strong Cast

The Hell's Street Theatre stage version of Sowing the Wind generates strong audience impact through character development. Mary Hampton as Rosamond, J. H. Gilmour as Brabagona, and Thomas Whiffen as Watkin deliver notable performances. The run lasts one week with box office sales opening at 8 this morning for Miss Rehan's engagement.

Hell's Street Theatre Mary Hampton Rosamond Brabagona J. H. Gilmour Watkin Thomas Whiffen Guy Standing Dick Cursitor Henry J. Carvill Emily Dodd Ella Hugh Wood Hollis Street Theatre Miss Rehan

Sutton Vane's Humanity Opens Two Weeks at Columbia Theatre

Sutton Vane's Humanity began a two weeks engagement at the Columbia Theatre last night with Joseph Grismer and Phebe Davies in leading roles. The company drew a crowded house as Grismer portrayed Lieutenant Bevis Cranbourne and Davies gave a graceful Alma Dunbar. C. Jay Williams as the money lender Manassas Marks and Felix Haney as Jerry Gratton provided wit while other parts were well filled. A prosperous run is predicted.

Sutton Vane Columbia Theatre Joseph Grismer Phebe Davies Mr. Grismer Bevis Cranbourne The Dragoons Miss Davies Alma Dunbar Manassas Marks C. Jay Williams Felix Haney Jerry Gratton

Chimes of Norman dy Excites Castle Square Audience

The Castle Square Theatre last night featured Chimes of Norman dy with Viara Lane as Serpolette drawing strong applause. Edith Mason sang Germaine well while Persse delivered faultless intonation. Wolff as Gaspard impressed with serious performance and Wooley and Jones provided lighthearted humor. The chorus contributed solidly.

Normandy Castle Square Theatre Viara Lane Serpolette Edith Mason Germaine Arthur Wooley Dick Jones Hailli

Fiftieth Boston Production of The Fatal Card Celebrated

The Museum hosts the sixth week of The Fatal Card in Boston with strong audience appeal. An observance marks the fiftieth production on Wednesday Oct 30. Every woman with a reserved seat in orchestra or balcony earns a souvenir gift, a handy keepsake on display at the box office.

Museum Boston Castle Square Tremont St. Tel St . Tel America Castle Sq. A Co Normandy

Faust Final Performance at Tremont Theatre

Last night the Tremont Theatre staged Faust with Henry Irving as Mephistopheles and Ellen Terry as Margaret, thrilling a large audience. Tonight and tomorrow, Much Ado About Nothing will be presented with Irving as Benedick and Terry as Beatrice.

Faust Tremont Theatre Agelo Henry Irving Mephistopheles Ellen Terry Margaret Shakspere Benedick Miss Ellen Terry Beatrice Abbey, Schoeffel & Et Henry Irving Greeey Waterchurch Ucch Henry” “Irving London Lyceum Co Ion Arthur Desire ICE Loo Merchant OF You

Burmah at Boston Theatre Pleases Large Audience

Burmah at the Boston Theatre draws one of the season’s largest crowds with bright, entertaining, and patriotic acts. Excursions from distant points via Boston & Maine and Fitchburg rail lines were arranged to attend tonight and tomorrow. The Bowdoin Square production Sight of St. Paul’s continued its fourth week as the play maintains strong audience approval.

Boston Theatre Boston Maine Fitchburg Bowdoin Square St. Paul’s

Exhibition of tal telegraphy draws crowd at Keith's

Kennedy and Lorenz thrill audiences with telegraphy feats that convey whispered instructions across the hall while Miss Kennedy remains blindfolded. The act will run one week, followed by a vaudeville lineup including Smith and Cook, Al H. Wilson, Junge brothers, and Elly Coghlan among others in a full evening of musical, acrobatic, and comedic acts.

Keith Kennedy Lorenz Sam J. Ryan Tom LeMack Hellene Sisters Johnson Elly Coghlan Hal Merritt Vanderlip Adair Cunningham Staley DeHollis Valera O'Brien Jennings O’brien

Great week of boxing and vaudeville at the Howard Atheneum

This week at the Howard Atheneum features a premier boxing exhibition with top pugilists Joé Walcott George Frey Billy Hill and others plus a stellar vaudeville lineup. Acted by Bessie Gilbert Estelle Wellington Riola Loizette Clerise trio Hicks and Hackett Mlle Amy Mabel Hudson Prince and Princess Tanaka Barretts Bertha Bush Harrigan and many more.

Howard Atheneum Joé Walcott George Frey Billy Hill Billy Hennessey Willie Tucker Dave Leahy Jimmy Kennard Nick Burley Joe Elms Eddie Connolly Bessie Gilbert Estelle Wellington Riola Professor Loizette Clerise Hicks and Hackett Mlle Amy Mabel Hudson Prince Princess Tanaka the Barretts Bertha Bush Harrigan Harry Hastings Dan Nash Lowrey Francs Thomas and Quinn Lucy Weston Bryant and Cleaver Mike Tracy Ray Wilson McVicker and Phillips the Howard Joe Walcott Godfrey Inkiny Witte Tucker Fiat Riata Storre Ammons-Clerise Prince Princess Tanaka Barretts

LeClair and Leslie At Lyceum In A Society Star

First chance to see LeClair and Leslie at low prices drew audiences yesterday at the Lyceum Theatre. They appear this week with the Fay Foster company in their char actors in A Society Star. The regular bill features Bertie Hadley Nelsonia Clayton and Grant musical comedians with Kodaks and marionette acts, while reviews of The Cigarette Guards by the ladies of the company pleased audiences.

LeClair Leslie Lyceum Theatre Fay Foster Bertie Hadley Nelsonia Clayton Grant Kodaks Deaves

Palace Theatre engages with London style eked burlesque and vaudeville

The French folly company began a week at the Palace Theatre with The Tally Ho Club and The Wicked World travesty, Annie Waltman and Pearl Bradburn headlining amid lively sketches and an acrobatic act by Eddie O'Dell. The Grand Opera House may lease or run the theatre. Nathan B. Goodnow weighs offers before week’s end. At the Grand Museum English melodrama Hunted Down drew large crowds led by Maud Miller, with a rich vaudeville cast. Harry Lockhart’s elephant act and the Deer Brothers’ Wild West Show also attracted attention.

Palace Theatre Annie Waltman Campbell O’brien Scanlan Stevens Eddie O'Dell Ward Bradburn New York Pearl Bradburn Grand Opera House Nathan B. Goodnow Goodnow Grand Museum Maud Miller Rita Burand Emma Brennan Andersons Signor James George Atwood Burtons Philip Russell Henry T. Wait James EB. McElroy Don Galvey Harry Lockhart Elephant Deer Brothers

Hollis Street Theatre Benefit Show Promises Strong Lineup

Announcements for the Thursday afternoon program at Hollis Street Theatre promise an unusually strong entertainment benefiting Massachusetts General Hospital and McLean Hospital. The committee anticipates a notable lineup featuring Henry Frying in A Story.

Hollis Street Massachusetts General Hospital McLean Hospital Henry Frying Mass General Hospital Henry Irving London Lyceum Co Waterloo Tremont Theatre Kendal Weston Alexander Kearney Ethel Raynes Bowdoin Square Chas Frohman Boston Theatre

Stage News Announces New Acts At Local Theatres

Local theatres unveil fresh acts and acts for the season. James B. Wilson of Burmah will present An Mighty One Act Taken In. Misses Lamkin Hurley Cooper Cliffe and others join in sketches and recitations. Cast highlights include Amy Busby George Allison and Hamp ton with various company appearances.

Waterloo Sidney Drew McKee Rankin and Company St. Paul's’ Company Amy Busby George Allison James B. Wilson Burmah” Company Mae Lamkin Deen Hurley Cooper Cliffe Victory Batertan Eugene Ormonde W. G. Jones Guy Standing Miss Hampton Castle Square Theatre Opera Company Normandy Hal Merritt Keith's Theatre

Fattest Women on Bicycles and vaudeville heavy hitters in Boston lecture halls

Crowds filled Austin & Stone's museum yesterday to see eight of the fattest women ride bicycles in a six days race plus vaudeville acts by the Pantzer trio the D Estes Maude Clifton Carroll and Larkin Tremaine sisters and more. Belle Carter drew attention with a horsehair back mane as other feats included Leedham Schlam Old Rube and a giant python. The Nickelodeon scene boomed with diverse patrons and Manager Dunn reported record-like success with lecture halls 1 and 2 featuring new divorc e delegates boxing demonstrations and a strong woman from Canada. The Crystal Maze in Boston entered its second week with crowds surpassing any day since opening and a mystic statue that appears reflected in six parts of the maze drawing curious visitors.

Austin & Stone's Museum Belle Carter Leedham Schlam Pantzer D’estas Maude Clifton Carroll and Larkin Tremaine Sisters Nickelodeon Dunn Joe Mullen Corbett Fitzsimmons Queen Hindoo Rossetto Black Canada Mme. LaVash Ferguson and McCabe London Stella Clifford Boston

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