Manufacturing clause reshapes American music publishing debate
The article discusses the manufacturing clause in the new U S copyright law and its impact on American and foreign publishers. It notes American managers may face lawsuits over performing rights for "The Nautch Girl" and argues the clause could boost American authors by enabling legitimate competition against foreign wares. It also mentions spelling standardization across markets, English publishers’ views, and the forthcoming US publication of Arthur Pinero plays under the new law.
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New York
Boston
United States
Atlantic
London
Britain
Heinemann
Arthur Pinero
W. S. Gilbert
Wright
Record of Fires Across Cities on Sept 6
Fires spread rapidly in multiple locations. In Walpole a Union mill fire leveled the building, costing 2500 in property and 25,000 in stock, with 25 workers left unemployed. Other fires destroyed ships, caryards, a tobacco warehouse, and a Perkins estate outbuilding, incurring heavy losses and displacing workers.
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Khersones
Montevideo
Port Aere
Mich
Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway
New York
Stratton
Tuird Avenue
Portsmouth
N. H
Elias Perkins
Lang Road
George A. Perkins
Regatta on the Charles Draws Large Oarsman Crowd
The New England Amateur Rowing Association regatta on the Charles drew crews from New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Washington. Weather and river conditions varied with driftwood and charred timbers hindering practice, while favorites and dark horses battled across junior and senior events.
Surprised at Play Ends in Raid on Dorchester Ave Residence
Liquor Officer Perry of Division 11 raided Henry J. Godfrey residence at Adams street and Dorchester avenue. With two warrants for gambling implements and liquor, officers broke in after spotting three men playing inside. They arrested Henry J. Godfrey, George Hamstead, and W F Mansfield. Mansfield had recently reported a theft of 130 from Knights of Labor. A small quantity of liquor was seized.
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Perry
Division 11
Henry J. Godfrey
Adams Street
Dorchester Avenua
George Hamstead
W. F. Mansfield
Mansfield
Knights of Labor
Dorchester Avenue
Socialists Publish Voice of Massachusetts Paper for Governor Bid
The Socialist party will issue 160 000 copies of Voice of Massachusetts this morning containing the state convention platform and labor questions. Harry W Robinson, Harvard graduate and party gubernatorial candidate, will stump for the party late in the month. It marks the first time Socialists enter state politics as a distinct party. New York last year saw 13 000 Socialist votes. Massachusetts estimates range from 3000 to 10 000. Headquarters open this week in the city.
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Socialist Party
Voice of
Massachusetts
Harry W. Robinson
Harvard
York
Lst
Young Men’s Democratic Club Organized in Cambridge Ward 2
A new Young Men’s Democratic Club is formed in Ward 2 Cambridge with officers I J Feeney as president Edward Welenanty as vice president Connor as secretary Charles Stacy as treasurer and I J Edwards as financial secretary. The club will announce its candidate for representative later, with I Butler named as a possible contender.
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Cambridge Eee Democratic
Cambridge
I. J. Feeney
Edward Welenanty
Award "Connor
Charles Stacy
IT. J. Edwards
Ape I. Butler
Regatta Preparations and Entries at Union Boat Club
Noting differences from the national junior champions, prominent oarsmen gathered at the Union Boat Club house. A Regatta Committee meeting at the B A A boat house discussed entries, including W K Perkins of the Vespers and W D Kourne of the Atalanta. Seawanhaka’s junior four entry fee was refunded due to an accident. Races begin 12 30 with starts and finishes in front of Union Boat Club except the eight oared shell beyond Crescent Boat Club.
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Washington
W. T. Homer
Union Boat Club House
Henry Whiting Garfield
Fred. K. Fortmeyver
W. K. Perkins
Seawanhaka Boat Club
Fea
Seawanhaka
John F. Donegan
City Point Rowing Association
FE. T. Cabot
Hb. A. A
Union Boat Club
Crescent Boat Club
Interesting Wedding at Hotel Brunswick
An exceptionally pretty wedding took place at Hotel Brunswick last Saturday afternoon uniting Miss Harriet Louise Hadley daughter of Mrs Harriet Hadley Springfield formerly Arlington Heights and M Jonathan Russ Jr cashier of the Essex National Bank Haverhill The service was read by Professor Daniel Dorchester Jr D D of Boston University with only immediate friends present A reception followed despite stormy weather and the couple plan to reside in Haverhill at home after October 1.
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Hotel Brunswick
Harriet Louise Hadley
Harriet Hadley
Springfield
Arlington Heights
M. Jonathan Russ
Essex National Bank of
Haverhill
Daniel Dorchester, Jr
Boston University
Mrs. Russ
Badly Beaten Man Attacked by Unknown Rutlian in Lowell
In Lowell on Sept 6 a man named Patrick Harrington reports being lured from Davidson street to Stackpole street by a tall stranger and savagely attacked. He was stabbed near the left eye, robbed of a small sum, and thrown over a riverbank. Harrington, intoxicated at the time, fears the eye may be permanently damaged.
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Lowell
Patrick Harrington
Davidson Street
Stackpole Street
Harrington
Ttis
Prisoners Refuse Beans at Wethersfield State Prison
About forty inmates at the State Prison in Wethersfield refuse beans, claiming poor quality earlier. Deputy Warden Baisden moves to solitary confinement for two ringleaders and nine instigators. incident ends with disciplinary action. In Bangor, Maine, Augustus Wise, 55, dies after being struck by an electric car. driver missing as police investigate.
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Hartworp
Conn
Wethersfield
George E. Baisden
Their Twentieth Anniversary in Woburn
Frederick Bb, K. Marter and wife observed their twentieth wedding anniversary at their Montvale Avenue home. The couple received gifts from the Equitable Life Assurance Society associates, including a china tea set, with flowers and plants decorating the grounds and interior. Marter, a general agent for the society, is active in the Boston Athletic Club, Masonic orders, and the Boston Y M C A.
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Woburn
Frederick
K. Marter
Montvale Avenue
Boston Y. M. C. A
Sailor Assaulted Near Market Street In Fortsmouth
Michael Hariey of the United States ship Chicago, stationed at Portland, obtained leave and went to visit friends in Fortsmouth. He was found unconscious this morning on Market street with a badly bruised head and face after an assault by an unknown party.
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Fortsmouth
Michael Hariey
United States
Chicago
Portland
Market Street
Murder in carriage shocks Evansville town
John Carter and George Buro arrived in Evansville to a quarrel in a carriage. Carter seized Buro and slashed his throat from ear to ear, killing him instantly. Carter fled but was captured shortly after.
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Evansvivun
Ind
John Carter
George Buro
Buro
Carter
Corinth Moonshiner Darling Eastman Captured in New Hampshire
United States Deputy Fairey of Burlington and Sheriff Keamele of East Randolph captured Darling Eastman, the Corinth moonshiner, in Mancarston New Hampshire. He was taken to Burlington for trial in October after an escape from Corinth authorities in May last. Eastman had fled to Canada and other NH locations previously.
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Corinth
Mancarston
N. H
United States
Fairey
Burlington
Keamele
East Randolph
Darling Eastman
Eastman
Canada
New Hampshire
Mortality Slightly Decreases in Health Board Report
The Board of Health logged 188 deaths last week, down from 19? the prior year, marking a drop of three. The weekly death rate stands at 21.2. Children under one year totaled 62, under five years 73, and those over 60 years 61 deaths in public institutions 31.
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Board of Health
Boston Man Wins Prize Fight on Long Island
A prize fight on Long Island early today pitted William Guilfoyle of Boston against George A. Wright of Boston. About a hundred spectators watched as Guilfoyle fell from a blow in the fourth round and a half, ending the match. George B. Loring III was reported critically ill at his South Salem summer home, but later improved.
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Boston
New York
Long Island
William Guilfoyle
George A. Wright
Guilfoyle
George B. Loring III
Srecian
George B. Loring
South Salem
Couple die in Lake Ponce de Leon boating accident
In Atlanta on Lake Ponce de Leon Jeff D. Stewart and Mrs Kennedy drowned while boating at 9 pm last night. Their companions in a separate boat could offer no explanation. Both were married and accompanied by partners unaware of the outing.
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Lake Ponce DE Leon
Atlanta
Jeff D. Stewart
Miss Hannah Dillon Dies in Jail in Typhoid Case
Woburn, Sept. 6. Hannah Dillon, who twice tried to shoot James M. Callahan of Woburn and was held in Cambridge for the grand jury, died Saturday afternoon in jail from typhoid fever and heart trouble. Her body was brought to Webura.
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Hannah Dillon
Woburn
James M. Callahan
Cambridge
Webura
First Baptist Church of Medford Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary
ITS FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY Metrorp Sept 6 The First Baptist Church of Medford marks 50 years since its 1841 organization. Activities include a morning service with anthems, readings by Rev George M Preston, and a historical address by Rev James F Abbott.
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Metrorp
First Baptist Church of
Medford
George M. Preston
James F. Abbott
Church of the Lord
Moses Parsons
Sisters and Brethren
N. W. Williams
Malden Baptist Church
Robert J. Ells
Lewis ©. Santos
Ruth Gardner
Sally Blanchard
Elza J. Blood
Jane Parsons
Catharine Childs
Mary I. Ford
Mary Gage
Hannah D
Bosworth
South
North
O. P. Gifford
George HK
Wiliam Stetson
Foes of the Dram Shops Convenes Catholic Abstinence Union
The quarterly convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union Diocese of Boston met in Beverly with 127 delegates from 44 societies. President Christopher J. Fay urged self financing and action against Sunday rum selling. Key speakers included J. H. Watson, W. Hinckley, and James Coughlin, with elections by county and a plan to shift the annual meeting to Malden next year.
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Beverly
Sprevar
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Archdiocese of Boston
Ladies’ Aid Society
Christopher J. Fay
Boston
Father McKenna
Marlboro
J. H. Watson
Mahoney
Lowell
W. W. Hinckley
Beverly School Committee
John H. Watson
Beverly Farms
Massachusetts
Suffolk County
James H. Bonley
Charlestown
Norfolk
John D. Coughlin
Brook
Break from San Quentin Prison Plot Ended
A plan by seven desperate inmates to break out of San Quentin was foiled. Three of the seven had previously escaped and negotiated terms with the old warden. Delaney possessed a tool to aid the breakout and a guard was to be struck with a slung shot before a yard attack. Outsiders were believed ready to join with arms. The scheme was detected after a guard overheard critical words. For three weeks the warden planned, and the ringleaders were arrested just as the crisis neared.
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San Francisco
San Quentin
Delaney
Cheating Conscription Laws Taints Odensa Ring
In Odensa police arrest a Jew named Eichenholz and several companions for allegedly aiding hundreds of wealthy Jewish German youths to dodge conscription. The scheme involved pretended skin ailments treated by subcutaneous injections of petroleum and croton oil.
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St. Peterssura
Eichenholz
Odensa
Despondent Woman Slashes Throat Ending in Death
Sophie Guengberg, once despondent, killed herself with scissors. She faced trial in St Petersburg in 1890 with Stoelanofsky and Freifeld for involvement in a plot against the Czar. All three were condemned to hang, but Stoelanofsky and Freifeld were banished to Siberia. Guengberg received life imprisonment. Reports tied her to Nihilist movements in France and Switzerland, with linked sensational plots including the Paris murder of General Seliverstoff and a supposed plan to kill police chief Padlewski's alleged accomplice.
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Sophie Guengberg
St Petersburg
Stoelanofsky
Freifeld
Siberia
Sophia Guengberg
Sculuasetare
Sophie
Paris
France
Switzerland
Russia
General Seliverstoff
Belair
Seliverstoff
General Schverstoff
Hotel de Bade
Padlewski
Royal Felicitations In Vienna Visit By Emperors
Emperor William and the King of Saxony visited Archduke Albrecht with their suites in Austrian uniforms as Archdukes Charles Louis William and Rainer attended. Generals commanding the maneuvers received portraits, officers decorations, and Archduke Albrecht wore the Black Eagle collar. A grand luncheon for 160 covered, a felicitation toast followed by cheers.
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Vienna
Emperor William
Saxony
Archduke Albrecht
Charles
Louis
William
Rainer
Order of the Black Eagle
Francis Joseph
Gladstone backs labor representation but fears a labor party
A public communication from Mr. Gladstone endorses greater labor representation in Parliament while warning against forming a labor party. He argues that if every class forms a party, Parliament would be a queer spectacle.
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Gladstone
London
Only Fit for litter in West Clare crops report
The Freeman's Journal notes wheat in West Clare and western districts is only fit for litter due to recent rain. Blight is general, one third of the potato crop is already gone, and barley and oats are rotting. County Cork suffers least from the bad weather.
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Des
The
Freeman’s Journal
West Clare
Ireland
County Cork
Collision in New York Bay sinks tug Erie by Cunard steamer
In heavy rain and fog off Bedloe's Island the Cunard steamship Etruria ran into the harbor tug Erie at seven knots, splitting the Erie and sending it to the bottom. Five men were aboard, one presumed lost. The Etruria continued to Queenstown and Liverpool after reversing engines. The Guiding Star tug rescued four men, while James Alexander, owner’s son, may have been crushed in the pilot house. Tug Erie valued at about $10,000.
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New York
Sprcrar
Cunard
Etruria
Erie
Bedloe’s Island
Queenstown
Liverpool
Eturia
James Alexander
Guiding Star
White Star Transportation Company
Haius
Young Alexander
Wilson
Love
The
Bank Ledger Forgery Arrests In Philadelphia
Charles Ege and E L Maguire, formerly ledger clerks at Keystone Bank, were arrested on charges of making false ledger entries and deceptive statements to mislead the bank examiner. A second arrest was anticipated. Maguire and Ege were released on $10,000 bail and set for hearing Tuesday. Authorities allege falsifications lowered depositor balances. Ege aided Receiver Yardley in整理 the books before dismissal.
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Philadelphia
Charles
Ege
E. L. Maguire
Broken Keystone Bank
Mauire
Ego
Maguire
United States
Craig
McGuire
Yardley
Patrick Shee Killed After Fall From Train at Mt Tom Junction
Patrick Shee, 80, a brickyard employee, was killed last evening at Mt Tom Junction after falling from a moving train. His skull was crushed. He leaves a widow and one child.
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Pell
Easthampton
Rept
Patrick Shee
Mt. Tom Junction
Boston Symphony season tickets go on sale at Music Hall
The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Arthur Nikisch announces 24 Saturday concerts from Oct 10 1891 to Apr 23 1892 with several dates omitted. Rehearsals run Fridays from Oct 9 1891 to Apr 22 1892. Auction sales begin Sept 14 for rehearsal seats and Sept 17 for concert seats, with numerous price levels and payment rules. Notable soloists and new works by Dvorak, Tschaikovsky, Strauss, and others are featured alongside classic Beethoven, Mozart, and Brahms. A Tremont Temple Mozart Sextet concert and Kneisel Quartette series at Union Hall are also noted, plus the Boston Star Course starting Oct 12 with Lillian Nordica.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Arthur Nikisch
Music Hall
Dvorak
Sgamboti
Tschaikovsky
Richard Strauss
Emanuel Chabrier
Paris
Svendsen
Colombe
Mackenzie
Mihalovich
Felix Draesecke
Mascagni
Nicoda
Lalo
King Lear
Littolf
Beethoven
Haydn
Mozart
Mendelssohn
Brahms
Waxner
Mme, Nordica
Emma Eames
Mme
Joachim
H. 4. A. Beach
Eugene d’ Albert
Ignace J. Paderewski
Alfred Gruenfeta
Busoni
Alwin Schroeder
Tremont Temple
Mozart Sextet
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. Irving White
Pareva Quartette
J. L. Thomas
Edward H. Meade
R. Williams
J. E. Woodward
George H. Ryder
Kneisel Quartette
Union Hall
Boston Star
Lillian Nordiva
Daring Daylight Robbery At Elm House Haverhill
In Haverhill on Sept 6 at 3 30 p m two men forced entry at Elm House 18 Emerson street and robbed proprietor Mrs Hattie L Elkins of 800 in cash and 400 in checks plus 35 from her dress. They bound her, gagged her with handkerchiefs and escaped through a clothes closet. Checks cashed for Martin L Stover. robbers unfamiliar yet acquainted with the building. Mrs Elkins reported rough handling but no bank deposit.
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Haverhill
Elm House
Emerson Street
Hattie L. Elkins
Mrs. Elkins
Martin L. Stover
Laying of Corner Stone for Ansonia Church in Rain
In New Haven area on September 6 thousands gathered despite heavy rain to witness the cornerstone ceremony for the Church of the Assumption in Ansonia. The dedicatory procession, led by Rev. Dr. Hughes, included about 1000 participants from bands temperance groups cadets and several Catholic fraternal orders. The Gothic stone church will seat 2000 and cost about $100,000 with twenty priests assisting.
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New Havern
Conn
Dartford
McMahon
Europe
Late Ship News From London to America Listings
Maritime notices record ships sailing paths with destinations including Boston Montreal New York and Portland. Entries name vessels such as Columbian Gerona Wanderer Roman Egyptian Monarch and Cottage City among others with ports London Liverpool Shields and St John NB.
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London
Columbian
Liverpool
Boston
Gerona
Shields
Montreal
Hungaria
Roman
Wanderer
New Orleans
Egyptian Menarch
New
Harbinger
al Tradell
Elsa
Emery
Laura C Anderson
Washington
Charity
Weymouth
EM Harriman
New York
John Douglass
Newark
Alpine
Medford
Lucy P Miller
Cottage City
Vortland
Sobs Ceretic
Wim Wilson
St John
Gaffeld
White
Apple River
Thomas W Holder
Win Flint
Etta Stimpson
Bangor
Ane Franklin
Gardiner
Win Hi Mitchell
Sands River
George and Albert
New Wedford
Napoleon
Newport
Horizon
Providence
Funeral services for Lev. J. Cole held in Newington
Portsmouth New Hampshire Sept 6 funeral services for Lev J Cole who died Wednesday were conducted at the Congregational Church Newington and were largely attended by friends and relatives. He was a member of Damon Lodge Knights of Pythias Massasoit Tribe IL O R M which attended in a body.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Lev. J. Cole
Congregational Church
Newington
Damon Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Massasoit Tribe
Connecticut River Railroad Company Annual Meeting Notice
The Connecticut River Railroad Company announces its stockholders meeting at the company office in Springfeld on Wednesday September 16 at 12 o'clock noon. The agenda includes acting on the directors report electing directors for the ensuing year and any other lawful business. By order of the clerk Springfeld Mass September 1 Lek
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Jom Monweralth
Massachusetts
Offolk
Loston
Suffolk
Andrew J. Hartyord
Hoston
Court Room
Trobate Building
Court Square
Houston
Thomas Fee
Sher
Connecticut River Railroad CO
Seth Hunt
Springfield
Mass
Connecticut River Railroad Company
The
Springfeld
Sk Clerk
Lek
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Walpole
Engine 20
Fulton and
Water Streets
Neponset
Thomas F. Holland
EAL R. A. Regatta
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Providence Station
Norwich
Stimpson
Revere
Goldsmith
Union Boat Club of
Sizhtof
Damon Safe
Billy Cattrey
Joe Kerzen
Bradfords
A.J. Buschman
Ravenwoods
E. Newtom Atherton
Metropolitan Boat Club
Atherton
Higgins
Wachusetts
Caffrey
Bergen
Wachusett Club
Buschman
Sharkey
Riverside
Hays Wiggin
Smith
al Dowling
Crescents
Billy Logan
Mer- ML
Cumberland Rowing Association of
Dowling
George Mitchell
Shawmuts
Hayes
Riversides
Lawrences
D. J. Sullivan
Everett Boat Club
Pete Roessle
Nonpareils
Hedley
P. J. Fleming
Cresents
W. D. Growne
Atalanta Boat Club
J. M. Davis
Manhattan Athletic Club
James Shea
H. A. Adams
Lakeside
Maita
Union Oat Club
Metropolitan Club
Jack Keliher
Dan Shea
Keliher
Shea
Craft
Ketheron Shea
Atalanta
Cullen
Davenport
Dweize
Jalenck
Robinson
Anglin
Centrals
Courtney
Cornell
Columbia Athletic Club
Crescenta
Shawmut
Uthway
Arlingtons
Arlington
Dorchester
Brunswick
Connecticut
Augustus Wise
First Baptist Church
California State Prison
Germany
New York Bay
Keystone Bank
Mutual Life Endowment
Edwin J. Morse
Tremont Street
Music Notes
Ansonia
Levi J. Cole
Johnson
Joineon & CO
Chas, Winfield Scott, M.D
Union Park
Col. Tremont St
F.W. Prescott & CO
Devonshire Street
William St
N. A. Thompson Coal CO
Congress St
JOM Jefferies & Sons
Devonshire
Dartmouth
Appleton
Warren Avenue
West Newton Street
Phineas Bates
Prolgate Notices
Massachu Wesetts
Charles L. Haley
Boston Post
Jonny W. McKim
Esquire
Elwah George
Register
William M. MacDonald
Brookline
County of Norfolk
Dedham
Nathaniel C. Skilton
Blackstone Street
Christian
Raum
Mery Frank
East Boston Company
HK. W. Wesson
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