World famous Raphael painting in Florence gallery
The report describes a dramatic scene in the Umzi Gallery Florence where a sixteen year old girl known as Kate Fitzgerain confronts her past. A Cincinnati House of Refuge superintendent’s letter requests her return to reform. The girl cries as her story of ruin and repentance unfolds before officers and onlookers.
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New York
Umzi
Florence
Raphael
Kate Gevnette
Kate Fitagerain
Mer
Wy. Gerry
Cincinnatic House of Refuge
Girl in Court Faces Prostitution and Reform Hope
The Jefferson Market Police Court heard Kate Fitzgerald alias Stella Richards alias Ch. May, a 15 year old charged with procuring blackmail and disorderly conduct. She described a harsh life, admitted prior corrections, and despite bravado later sought placement at the House of the Good Shepherd, with Magistrate Wentworth indicating potential future aid from the society.
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Jefferson Market
Ein
Kate Fitzgerald
aliae_ Stella Richards
Ch’ May
Kate To
Trallan
Lombroso
E’bridge T. Gerry
Onue
Immodore Gerry
Second District Police Court
Kate Goonette
Cincinnati House of Refuge
Katie
Mr. Gerry
Cincinnati
Fitzgerald
Chicago
Joseph Rix
New York
House of Mercy
Wentworth
Comaese
House of Good Shepherd
Feerey
Mies
Plon Aes
May
Veterans Odd Fellows Meet in Berkeley Hall Banquet
Chief Gove Be and McKay preside as new officers are chosen at the Veteran Odd Fellows Association of Massachusetts annual gathering in Berkeley Hall. About 250 veterans from across the state attend the meeting, reflecting the order’s growth since its first gathering when only 22 veterans participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aue
Odd Fellows’ Association of Massachusetts
Odd Fellowship
J. H. Perkins
Veterans
A. T.turner
C. H. Vallentine
J. Davis
F. Huddleston
D. B. Hallett
L. C. Ricker
H. P. Stoddard
G. H. Prince
D. G. Turner
J. L. Martin
E. H. Wise
N. A. Very
J. W. Niche
W. F. Smith
Harvard Lodge
Henry Boyd
G. H. Barker
I. D. Woodbury
Oriental Ge
D. B. Curtis
Bethesda Lodge
John Davies
Oriental Lodge
W. I. Hadley
New England Lodge
Barker
Siloam Lodge
J. R. Pettingill
Mt. Vernon Lodge
L. L. Fuller
Tremont Lodge
Dalbean
Franklin Lodge
Twoe Paesdolin
Banjo Claurna
G. B. McKay
Greenhalge
H.A. Thomas
The
Odd Fellows
Alde Presho
Curtis
A.S. Esty
A. §. Pinkerton
William Marble
Co. W. Biddle
Thomas
Odd Pellow
Gove BE
McKay
Berkeley Hall
Veteran Odd Fellows’ Association of
Massachusetts
Boston University to play Dartmouth and Andover in two games
The Athletic Association voted that BU football may play two games next Saturday against Dartmouth and next Thursday against Andover, with the council to decide outcomes at its Monday meeting. If five or six players are sidelined or disqualified, further games may be canceled. Dr Talbot urges more aquatic facilities and athletic enthusiasm, while noting football risks.
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the Athletic Association
Boston University
Dartmouth
Andover
Talbot
Medical School
the Charles
Harvard
Perrin
Apic
Butler
Yale
St John’s Anniversary Observed by Local Association
St John Literary Association celebrated its first anniversary at Union Hall with songs and music. A. T. Wi chaired the program with M. P. Davis, A. T. Emery, F. J. Enos, and M. F. Grassle on the committee. Officers installed include BE. T. Williams president, Tony Emery vice president, T. J. Perry financial secretary, Alfred Boges recording secretary, Joseph Noyes treasurer, and George Monterio sergeant at arms. Refreshments followed and attendees enjoyed a jolly time.
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St. John Literary Association
Union Hall
A. T. Wi
M. P. Davis
A. T. Emery
F. J. Enos
M. F. Grassle
BE. T. Williams
Tony Emery
T. J. Perry
Alfred Boges
Joseph Noyes
George Monterio
Luce Delivers Italian Beauty Lectures at Prospect Hill
Robert Luce, Boston journalist, opens a three part series for Young People’s Institute at Prospect Hill Church. Last night he spoke on the Bay of Naples Pompeii Capri and Vesuvius ascent. Next lecture will cover Rome and Florence.
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Robert Luce
Boston
Illustrated
Een
Mervidle
Italy
Prospect Hill
Cambridge City Bits Bring Several Charges and Fires
GITY BREVITIES report multiple arrests including Schullar DeMelt of 159 Mt. Auburn Cambridge charged with larceny of a diamond ring from Joseph WII. Rogers of Roxbury. Mrs H P Quincy identified stolen sealskin items valued at 240 dollars. An alarm from Box 121 noted a fire at Ralph L Perry 318 Pearl street causing 2000 dollars damage. Others include an arrest for alleged larceny of an overcoat and silk waist, a smoke incident at Thomas Sprague’s 1 Duck lane Brighton, a 13 year old abuse charge against George T Reed, a fall from a Bay State road building, a hand injury on Meyerick, shoplifting arrests at 290 Maverick street East Boston, and a raid at 8 Piedmont Street on gaming alleged. ALUMNE REUNION notes the Cambridge High School class of 19xx reunion at G A R Hall with whist and banquet and officers elected.
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Schullar DeMelt
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
Gaddis and Shields
Joseph Wii. Rogers
Roxbury
Mre. H. P. Quincy
Beacon Street
Ralph L. Perry
Pearl Street
Catherine Hearn
Cadigan
Division 8
Edward B. Penney
Nashua Street
Thomas Sprague
Duck Lane
Brighton
George T. Reed
Dutton Place
S. 8
Gray
Division 3
Sarah C. Robinson
Joseph Partington
Chelsea
Bay State Road
William Smallcome
Meyerick
Elliott
Massacusetta General Hospital
Cleary and
Estes
Josie
Bertha Fisher
Maverick Street
Boston
Houghton & Dutton
Hurlburt
Division 4
Barbians in Cambridge lecture shocks Harvard crowd
In Cambridge at the Prospect Union Professor Charles Eliot Norton of Harvard lectured on “How to Make Cambridge Pleasanter.” He denounced selfish barbarians among the people, citing rude car conduct and the rush in Harvard square, noting cleanliness and civility as foundational to better habits. The Governor attended with other dignitaries. a crowd rushed the stage at the end, nearly crushing officials during refreshments.
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Prospect Union
Cambridge
Charles Eliot Norton
Harvard
Norton
Harvard Square
Elther
Sanders Theatre
Harvard College
Commonwealth
Piliot
Boston Press Rifle Association Annual Shoot Winners
The Boston Press Rifle Association event crowned prize winners including R. H. Ward of the Advertiser with the Boston Theatre cup for top individual score in the team match. F. E. Rollins of the Herald took the Morris chair. W. L. Balch of the Herald won field glasses. W. D. Sullivan of the Globe claimed the Traders' Stock Exchange rifle. The Globe won the team match with 210 points. Herald 178. Advertiser 1683-4. Transcript 1471-2. Sam Merrill of the Globe had the best individual score in the team competition with 47 of 60.
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Boston Press Rifle Association
R. H. Ward
The
Advertiser
Morris
General Co
Herald
Traders’ Stock Exchange
W. D.sullivan
Globe
Individa
the Herald
Transcript
Sam Merrill
MAYERs PRESBY MARRIAGE AT ROXBURY HOME
Miss Ida N Presby of Roxbury wed Larsen H Maera of Charles Town at the bride elects home in Roxbury. The Rev Dr Patterson officiated. A reception followed with 150 invitations and many friends attending. Gifts included two sets of solid silver utensils for the Dearborn school teachers.
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Ida N. Presby
Roxbury
Martha J. Presby
Larsen H. Maera
Charestown
Dearborn Grammar School
Ziegler Street
Patterson
J.C. Patton
Harvard College
Robert C. Kingsley
J. H. Pray Sona & Co
Henry Hall
Lewis School
Mr. Stevens
Dearborn School
Burglars Loot Chinatown Store on Harrison Avenue
Thieves broke into the eight store at Harrison Avenue between midnight and 7 AM Tuesday, forcing the safe and taking 3230 in cash and seventeen gold watches. Police have yet to find a clue.
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Harrison Avenue
Freshman Class Officers Elected Amid School Alliances
Last evening the Harvard freshman class elected officers after days of wire pulling among leading preparatory schools. The Hopkinson's and Roxbury Latin alliance carried the ticket with Groton and Cambridge High supporting them. Officers chosen: President Malcolm Dopald of Roxbury Latin, Vice President B. Holden of Hopkinson's, Secretary B. H. Dibole of Groton.
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Harvard
Hopkinson
Roxbury Latin
Groton
Cambridge High
Malcolm Dopald
B. Holden
Hopasinson’s
B. H. Dibole
Groton School
Gannett Alumni Association Names Change At Meeting
The Gannett Alumni Association met yesterday afternoon at the Parker house. Dissatisfaction over the name led to a change to The Gannett Association. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs. Lille B. Titus and secretaries Mrs. A. C. Whittemore and Mrs. L. W. Heebner, with Mrs. Lesle Wead as treasurer.
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Gannett Alumni Association
Parker House
Thaks C.ahon
Ganet School
Gannett Association
Mra
Lille B. Titus
A. C. Whittemore
Mra. L. W. Heebner
Lesle Wead
Elec
Carpenters' No. 33 Endorses Central Labor Union on Car Tax
The Carpenters' Local 33 passes resolutions opposing a city car tax tied to street paving by the West End railroad. It argues the measure would raise fares and risk street ownership by the West End corporation in the future. The stance aligns with Central Labor Union goals against the proposed legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters’ No. 33
Central Labor Union
Atreeta
Carpenters’ 83
Undg
West End Corporation
Governor Watt Hardin Taken Ill in Morgantown
General P Watt Hardin Democratic nominee for governor grew seriously ill from chills this morning in Morgantown and was brought to the city for treatment. Physicians report his condition as serious and ongoing.
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Bowling GH
P. Watt Hardin
Morgantown
Prescott School Association Holds Annual Reunion Banquet
Seventy five members attended the Prescott School Association reunion and banquet at the United States Hotel last evening. Mr. T. Horn presided and Mr. B. Le Palmer served as secretary. The event featured geoge georg Sere and Masars in attendance with T. Palmer noted among officials.
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Prescott School Association
United States Hotel
T. Horn
le Palmer
Geo Georg Sere
Masars
Ale Een Red Ein
Tee Tary
Boy T. Palmer
Dentists and Hypnotism Meet in Boston Group
The Boston Dental Association held its first meeting of the year last evening led by James R. Cocke. The program discussed the art of hypnotherapy and its dangers, with focus on hypnotic effects and newer professors and dental figures participating in the session.
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van Alomin! Association of the
Boston Dental
R. Cocke
Eugene
Boston Theatres Show Busy Fall Scene At Hollis And Bowdoin
Ade Rehan stars as Katherine in The Taming of the Shrew at Hollis Street while Cissy Fitzgerald plans souvenir distribution at Park Theatre for The Foundling. Burmah Excursions draw out-of-town patrons. The Fatal Card ends its Boston run with two souvenir days at the Museum. General W W Blackmar and General John B Gordon to address Star Course audience in Music Hall. Perf by InSight of St Pauls at Bowdoin Square and Northern Life at Tremont and Keith’s feature Popper’s handsome stage work with trained mice. Nye and Poole announce humorous program at Music Hall with Farm Exposed theme. Humanity closing at Columbia yields strong crowds for The Sidewalks of New York starring Speedy in a public exhibition.
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Ade Rehan
Hollis
Katherine
Petruchio
George Clarke
Miss Rehan
Bhakspere
Boston
Inyh
Hollie Street
Boston Theatre
T Union
Music Hall
W.W. W. Blackmar
John B. Gordon
Blackmar
Gordon
G. A. R. Post
Robert E. Lee
Bill Nye
Bert Poole
Mr. Nye
Nye
the Columbia
Columbia
New York
America
Kearney P. Speedy
Speedy
South Bay
Broadway
Dover Street
Grand Opera House Reopens With Magee Manager News
George W. Magee, new Grand Opera House manager, rapidly engaging stock company for reopening. He wires from New York that Leon John Vincent will be stage manager, previously serving A M Palmer and Edwin Booth among others. Fat woman's bicycle race in Austin & Stone's lecture hall grows in interest as Big Alice trains, with Che-Mah the Chinoge rebel dwarf featured Saturday. Kate Diggs won an prize.
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George W. Magee
Grand Opera House
New York
Leon John Vincent
A. M. Palmer
Richard Mangfeld
Edwin Booth
Austin & Stone's
Big Alice
Monda
Che-Mah
Chinoge
The Ladder of Life at Grand Museum Week
A week of shows at local venues features The Ladder of Life production at the Grand Museum. Rattlesnake Jack and his den of rattlesnakes perform at the Nickelodeon alongside a Marine boxing display by George La Blanche. Dixon Lang Hodges Launch Moudinis and the American Gaiety Girls entertain Palace Theatre crowds, with The Durlesques noted for variety.
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Tion
Grand Museum
Rattlesnake Jack
Nickelodeon
George la Blanche
the Marine
Dixon
Lang
Hodges
Launchmere
Moudinis
American Gaiety Girls
Palace Theatre
Hammer records tumble at San Francisco meet
Thomas Carroll of the Caledonian Club in San Francisco set multiple hammer marks at Central Park, breaking world and amateur records with the 12 and 16 pound hammers. Berkeley’s Robert Edgren also posted record throws, while other contemporaries contributed notable distances.
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San Francisco
Central Park
Thomas Carroll
Caledonian Club
William Condon
New York Athletic Club
Carroll
Robert Edgren
Berkeley
Edgren
Hickok
African traveller Cecil J Stuart arrives in Boston
Cecil J Stuart, a 33 year old English born traveler, reached Boston after working his way from New Zealand to the city. He left New Zealand penniless and ran a wager with Charles Trehearn of New Zealand for 600 to 1000 dollars that he could reach Boston in twelve months. Delays due to a broken leg and a hospital stay in New Zealand, plus a stop in San Francisco, pushed him five days past the allotted time. Stuart has written for newspapers to fund travels and once met Lord Randolph Churchill's hunting party in Africa. He also recalls meeting Charles Baxter, a Scotchman and lifelong friend of Robert Louis Stevenson, during the Pacific crossing.
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Cecil J. Stuart
Boston
New Zealand
Mr. Stuart
Charles Trehearn
San Francisco
Africa
Stuaert
Lord Randolph Churchill
Pacific
Charles Baxter
Robert Louis Stevenson
Flynn's Store Damaged by Fire in Cambridgeport
John Flynn's shop at 674 Cambridge street Cambridgeport suffered $500 in damage after a kerosene lamp exploded and started the blaze. The blaze occurred in a large three story wooden building causing near panic among tenement residents.
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John Flynn
Cambridge Street
Cambridgeport
Reception to Miss Maggie Jones in North End home
A pleasant reception for Mina Maggie Jones at Clerk Street North End last evening. About twenty five friends attended and her father Joseph Jones presented her with a gold watch and chain. A collation was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Maggie Jones
Clerk Street
North End
Miss Jones
Joseph Jones
Identifying Stolen Goods By Local Residents
T Dennie Boardman told police headquarters he identified property valued at 600 dollars stolen from his home last summer. The items were among goods recovered Tuesday at a Gold street residence. A tailor visiting Inspector Lynch identified two coats and a vest made for H. H. Young of 64 Federal Street, stolen after creation.
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T. Dennie Boardman
Gold Street
Lynch
H. H. Young
Federal Street
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Veteran Association
Nual Reunion
New England
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DresBull
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G. A. R. Ball
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Mabele Higgins
Hadith F. Flake
Barbarians
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Mayers
Presby
Chinatown
Gannett Schoolboys
General Hardin III
Rehan
Augustin Daly
Fitzberald
Sidney
Cissy Fitzgerald
Billee Taylor
Castleware Theatre
Johnson
Tremont
B. M
St Paul's
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Moa ' Harkin
Rasneees
Phere
William Courtilesigh
Adolph Popper
Keith's New Theatre
Isham
Howard Atheneum
Kate Dglias
Hammer Records
Maggie Jones
Entertainments
Theatre Abbey
Bhoettey
Tita Hole
Mr. Koett
Boston Museum
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Fay
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Pveuing
Boston Symphony
Emil Paur
Condgetor
Mme, DE Arg
Fea
ER Lowe
Rownan Squar
Ken Charles & Atkinson
Ratton Vane
St. Paul's
Columbia Theatre
Eumanity Next
Igtineg Fecea
John W. Ishaim
Racine
Poe
Melba
J. Piper
Mattie Wi'kes
Ae Vee
Bella Davis
Ma Roberts
Mr. Pyoh
Mn W. Isham
Vine Ager
OLD Howard
Austin & Stone
Teremon
Bilkem
Fosuy
Echanics Fair
Florrie West
George A. Fox
Bromfield St
Speer
Wogrammes
Yrof't
Theatri
E. Eugene Toupkins
Most Magnificent Theatre
Ner Kennelans
Ats
Gagtle Square Theatre
Tei Te Mt Bata
Fae
Na’ Nautical Comia
House
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Waiters’ Benevolent Association
Maso Hatl
Crystal Maze
Tremont St
Mason
Musee la
Sirnes
Ween Denti Iy
Bop Om Strel and Variety Co
Frank Dunn
Portland Voutifs
Pert
Andy
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