Many Shows Shine in Boston Theaters This Week
The Majestic, Hollis, Park, Boston, and other houses present a slate of attractions. Sam Bernard headlines The Girl and the Wizard at the Majestic, while Robert Edson stars in The Noble Spaniard at Hollis. Keegan's Pal with Emmett Corrigan plays the Park. The Gay Hussars at the Boston delights. Louis Mann stars in The Man Who Stood Still. Scenes include Lindsay Morgan’s Orpheum stock, Divorçons, and upcoming Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, plus vaudeville acts, burlesque at Vere, and variety at Norumbega Park and Paragon Park. Crowds fill Pastime Theatre and Cinderella draws thousands. Comata the Sioux headlines the feature at the Bijou.
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Sam Bernard
Majestic
Robert Edeson
Hollis
Keegan
the Park
Emmett Corrigan
Hussars
Boston
Louis Mann
Lindsay Morigan
Orpheum
Ward
Voices
The
Globe
Grand Opera House
Young Buffalo
New York
Keira’s
Cecil Lean
Florence Holbrook
Lean
Blue Grass State
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Hearts of the Blue Ridge
Miss Hunt
Devere
de Witt
Watermelon Trust
Denman Thompson
T Homestead
Boston Theatre
Techow
Norumbega Park
Palm Garden
Paragon Park
Scenic Temple
Comata
Hub Theatre
Landry and Allen
Santoro
Marlow
Georgia Thomas
Thomas R. Curtis
Ella Wilson
New Palace Theatre
Comique
Steamers Sail to Fishing Grounds Offer North Shore Trips
The steamer King Philip continues to run to the fishing grounds while the steamer Satellite will still take parties there. Along the north shore, the steamer Cape Ann provides a delightful trip.
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Cape Ann
Brockton Fair to Host Largest New England Outdoor Meet
The Brockton Fair plans an eight event athletic program on Thursday Oct 7 at the fairgrounds quarter mile cinder track. Children sports begin Tuesday with basketball and football. prizes have long held high value and invite college athletic associations and Y M C A contestants to compete in 100 yard dash to relay races.
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Brockton Fair
New England
Fair
Y. M. As
Chinese Heiress to wed Imperial student in Boston
Ming Ho of Canton, a Harvard bound imperial student, will marry Frances M Wong of Honolulu in Boston this Friday. Ho, in the class of 1910 at Harvard, studied law after his Pekin education while Wong, daughter of Wing King Wong, traveled from Honolulu to study at the New England Conservatory. The couple planned a concealed ceremony to avoid fanfare from fellow Chinese students, and both families arranged the engagement years earlier in China.
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Ming Ho
Canton
China
Harvard
Pekin
Boston
Frances M. Wong
Wing King Wong
Honolulu
Miss Wong
America
New England Conservatory of Music
Mr. Ho
Hawaiian Islands
En Ming Ho
Imperial University
Wu Ting Fang
Cambridge
Gloucester Fleet Brings In Large Groundfish Cargo
A fleet at T wharf included halibut, swordfish and 17 trawlers. Dictator led with 27,000 pounds of halibut at 11 cents a pound, plus swordfish, then 23,000 pounds of cask, 10,000 hake and salted cod. Groundfish receipts totaled 448,700 pounds, with haddock and cod among others. Other vessels and cargos are noted along with prices and arrivals, including the Prince Arthur and several steamers.
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T Wharf
Gloucester
Thompson
Julietta
Flavilla
Regina
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Haddock
Cod
Pollock
Tomimna
P. Johnson
Sears
Witta
Olivia Sears
Morning Star
Rose Dorothea
John J. Fallon
Captain O'Neil
Mary A. Gleason
Brown's Bank
O'Neil
Annie Bliss
Cape Sable
Thomas F. McManus
Charles Harty
Oriole
Massachusetts Bay
Jessie Costa
Joseph P. Johnson
John Silva
Jere Shea
Boston
Cairnesk
R. A. Purvis
Cette
France
Genoa
Naples
Shipping News Almanac of Sep 9 With Tides and Arrivals
Shipping notices list sun and moon rise, high and low waters, and rise of tide. It records arrivals including steamer Prince Arthur, Kinney, and others at various ports, along with coal deliveries and cargo movements. Sailed and cleared vessels include Bohemian and Admiral Farragut routes, plus multiple tugs, barges, schooners, and connections to Newport News, Philadelphia, New York, and Baltimore.
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Cairness
Purvis
Cette
Genoa
Naples
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
N. S
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Kershaw
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Quantico
Hillary
Philadelphia
J. H. Devereux
Keene
Harvard
Crowell
New York
James S. Whitney
Old Colony
Geer
Camden
Brown
Bangor
City of Rockland
Blair
Bath
Bay State
Linscott
Portland
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Wyoming
McGoldrick
Perth Amboy
Buttress
Manchester
Buck Mountain
Black Tom
Richmond
Calhoun
Ohio
Pottsville
Lykens
Lablich
Glendower
Newburyport
Dorothy B. Barrett
Erwin
Helen W. Martin
Ross
Regina
Sanborn
Machias
Eben Parsons
Perkins
Ipswich
Mass
Probe into Slavonia wreck at Flores Island inquiry
A Board of Trade inquiry in Liverpool examined the loss of Cunard steamer Slavonia off Flores Island Azores last June. The captain said he altered course to show passengers the scenery and blamed an unexpected northward current that set the ship nine knots in 14 hours. The hearing adjourned to probe this current claim.
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Liverpool
Board of Trade
Cunard Line
Slavonia
Flores Island
Azores
Gibson Ties World Record For Consecutive Catches
Pittsburg reports Gibson has equalled the record by catching 111 straight games in a season, matching Zimmer’s 1890 Cleveland mark. Also announced are fines of 50 dollars to Chance and Tinker and 25 dollars to Steinfeldt by President Heydler for yesterday’s disputed umpire incidents.
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Pittsburg
Gibson
Zimmer
Cleveland
Chance
Tinker
Steinfeldt
Heydler
Klem
A Subtle Landmark in Women’s Public Space
This place exists on American soil and is not a product of equal suffrage or organized agitation for women’s rights. It serves as either inspiration or warning to those who seek broader spheres of activity for women.
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Cole
Louis A. Frothingham
Joseph Welker
Brookline
Lodge
Crane
Draper
West
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
East
Committee On
Bates
Long
Brackett
Samuel J. Elder
E. N. Foss
Taft
Andover
The Oldest Citizens of New England
A page honoring venerable residents who contributed to state fame and received the Boston Post Gold Canes, noting their ages and roles as city and regional leaders.
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New England
Women readers share tips to cook sew save and clean
The Sunday Post invites women readers to join Everyday Helps in a collaborative exchange of ideas. The column promises practical advice on cooking sewing saving steps, household chores, and making work a pleasure for a happier family.
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Sunday Post
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