Boston Theaters Open With Wide Season Lineup
The city’s amusements begin with the Columbia after renovations offering 8 Bells and new acrobatic feats by the Byrne brothers. The Zoo promises wild and trained animals and a hall of mysteries. Touring shows visit Lynn and Tremont. Bostonians at the Boston Theatre announce The Serenade and Robin Hood.
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Boston
Columbia
Byrne Brothers
Zoo
Granada
Bates Hall
Lynn
Tremont
Christie Macdonald
Bostonians
Boston Theatre
Otis Harlan
the Park
Claude
Grand Opera House
Dore Davidson
la Renaud
John J. McNally
Hollis
Jones
Flo Irwin
May
Katherine Rober
the Grand
Doris
Miss Rober
Charles Leonard Fletcher
Harry B. Mather
Tremont Theatre
Tony Cummings
Castle Square Theatre
Mme. Tavary
Signor Guille
Symphony Players
Keith’s
Lettie le Vyne
Johannesberg
South Africa
Sam Criburn
Niobe
Austin & Stone’s
Peter F. McNally
John L. Sullivan
the Palace
Good American Society Lecture at Union Hall
The Rev. A. D. Mayo delivered his seventh talk on God's American University focusing on Good American Society. He urged citizens to strive for personal excellence and civic membership, stressing moral instruction in schools and the duty to join republican American society. A musical program followed with Adah C. Hussey, Henry Donlan, Albert Power, and Herbert W. Taylor performing.
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A. D. Mayo
A. M
LL. D
Boston
Union Hall
Y. M. C. Union
Great Order of Republican American Society
Adah C. Hussey
Henry Donlan
Albert Power
Herbert W. Taylor
Saratoga Limited train to Unitarian Conference from Union Station
The Saratoga limited departs Union Station via the Fitchburg line at 9 a m. as the recommended train for attendees traveling to the Unitarian Conference.
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Saratoga Limited
Union Station
Fitchburg
Unitarian Conference
Fitchburg Railroad
Causeway Street
Boston
Hoosac Tunnel
North Adams
Williamstown
Troy
Albanby
Saratoga
Utica
Binghamton
Hornellsville
Elmira
Syracuse
Rochester
Watertown
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Toronto
Detroit
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Patrolman George Shattuck Brutally Attacked
Early yesterday patrolman George Shattuck of Station 9 was assaulted while patrolling near Boston and Clapp streets. Four youths fled. two men arrested, later another suspect captured after a chase on Massachusetts Avenue. Officer Shattuck treated for scalp wounds and bruises. Police vow to pursue all assailants.
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George Shattuck
Station 9
Dr. Murphy
Shattuck
Thomas F. Manning
Clapp Street
Thomas McGiven
Massachusetts Avenue
Gould
Charles McEvella
Dorchester Avenue
Loss of Victoria De Las Tunas Reported in Havana Dispatch
The Havana dispatch details that Victoria de Las Tunas garrison of 350 men with 185 ill fell after a heroic defense. The commander and 75 officers and men surrendered while taking the sick and wounded. The hospital was fired on despite Red Cross signals and many wounded died. Cubans suffered 100 dead. Madrid notes Carlist plots amid gov ernment Cuba embarrassment and rumors claim Carlists are forming a secret military network.
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Madrid
Havana
Victoria de Las Tunas
Red Cross Society
Cuba
el Emparcial
Mutineers Of Olive Pecker To Be Sent To US For Trial
Captain Carman learned at Bahia that the mutineers of the Olive Pecker would be taken aboard the US frigate Lancaster and conveyed to the United States for trial. The Olive Pecker crew are prisoners at Bahia awaiting passage to Boston to answer murder charges against Captain Whitman and Chief Mate Saunders on the high seas en route from Boston to Buenos Aires.
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Bahia
Boston
New York
Carnan
Lamport & Holt Line
Coleridge
Baha
Olive Pecker
United States
Lancaster
Montevideo
Conversions to Roman Catholic Faith Noted in New Record
A quarterly Paulist record lists several prominent figures converting to Catholicism in the last three months. Among those named are Edith Hodges of London, St Leger Westall of St Saviour's England, and Mrs. Gwilt Jolly, wife of an English artist, with others including a Kennedy or Cape Colony clergyman and a Swindon resident.
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New York
Paulist Fathers
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
Guelph
Ontario
John Trever Still
Kenn
Essex
Eng
Edith Howard Hodges
London
Church of England
Father Galwey
S. J
Canon Gregson
Brisbane
New Zealand
Thomas Atkinson
Ryton
Canon Wrennal
St. Leger Westall
St. Saviour’s Church
Father Bampton
All England
Gwilt Jolly
Lady Loder
Gerald Loder
Brighton
Hug
John N. L. Clarke
St. John’s Church
Cape Colony
South Africa
Sarah Margaret le Verrier
Swindon
Steamer Prince Edward sails as Cape Ann backs out at harbor
A crowd of about 400 gathers on Long Wharf to see the new steamer Prince Edward depart at 4 50 p m with Captain McGray. The vessel carries 115 passengers as the tug Samuel Little assists to point her nose seaward. The day also sees wool cargoes, cotton transfers, and other steamers, with 655 passengers in four ships.
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Long Wharf
Prince Edward
McGray
Yarmouth
Castle Island
Cape Ann
Central Wharf
Gloucester
Union
Samuel Little
Johnny Ford
General Whitney
Europe
H. M. Whitney
H. F. Dimock
India Wharf
Neptune
Erie Basin
New York
New Orleans
Morgan
Michael O’brien
Carl Hellin
Ann Dillon
Bridget Farley
Abbie Tobin
Cunard
Gallia
Billings
Michael Butler
Nova Scotia
Lewis Wharf
Henry Voide
Mula
Buenos Aires
United States
St. Croix
Pike
Commercial Wharf
St. John
N. B
Essex
Johnson
Battery Wharf
Baltimore
Norfolk
I. N. Williams
Old Point Comfort
Commercial Street
Belvidere
E E. Paine
Point Morant
Jam
Paine
Warren Line
Norseman
Williams
Charlestown
John H. Shaw
Canada
Philadelphia
Michigan
Liverpool
Lucy Devlin
Maine
Thomas W. Knight
Forest Maid
Fitz A. Oakes
Glover
Little Fannie
Landsman
Pardoned by President McKinley frees Indianapolis bank wreck case
Francis A. Coffin, in Michigan City, received a telegraphic pardon from President McKinley sent from Somerset Pennsylvania and signed by Attorney General McKenna. He left prison for Chicago to rejoin his wife and begins an uncertain future after a one year into a three year sentence for wrecking the Indianapolis National Bank. The pardon is unconditional.
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Michigan City
Ind
Francis A. Coffin
McKinley
Somerset
Penn
McKenna
Chicago
Coffin
Indianapolis National Bank
Prussia Tightens Medical Student Admissions
Berlin reports new rules restrict clinic access for medical students. The Prussian government and state universities move to bar many American students unless they pass a preliminary exam, prompting the Berlin Brandenburg Board of Physicians to request even tighter lines.
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Berlin
Prussia
Board of Physicians of
Brandenburg
Ward's Body Lost in Chicago Train Tragedy
Public Administrator O'Donnell seeks the body of W Russell Ward the Englishman who jumped from a Chicago Northwestern train at Wheatland Iowa to bury him and recover $700 in Ward's personal property. He has contacted railroad officials and Iowa authorities and will reach London clubs to locate Ward's relatives in England.
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Chicago
O’donnell
W. Russell Ward
Chicago & Northwestern
Wheatland
Ward
Northwestern Railroad
Iowa
London
England
Death of James Murphy Found in Albany Street Room
James Murphy aged 66 was found dead in his room at 47 Albany street about 6 o clock yesterday morning. Dr Williams examined the body and the Medical Examiner Stedman was notified.
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James Murphy
Albany Street
Williams
Stedman
Races Set at Rigby Park With Notable Entries
Extra series of races at Rigby Park planned for the coming week. Strong entries promise lively competition. Reduced Boston and Maine points fares offered with good train service in effect.
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Rigby Park
Boston & Maine
Hebrew Democratic Club of Ward 8 Holds Special Meeting
Directors at Causeway Street headquarters appoint a committee to watch naturalization and registration amid rumors of improper naturalizations. They plan a special club meeting next Tuesday to discuss further action.
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Hebrew Democratic Club
Ward 8
Causeway Street
Alger Returns to Washington After Somerset Trip
Secretary Alger arrived in Washington after a visit to Somerset Pennsylvania with Adjutant General Rug gies to complete retirement formalities and appointment of his successor. He was exhausted by heat and confined to bed today, with plans to return to the War Department on Monday.
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Washington
Alger
Somerset
Penn
Ruggies
War Department
Railroads Time Tables From Boston & Maine
Local and through train service details and schedule times for Portland Augusta Bangor Bar Harbor Lewis Island N H St John Halifax St Stephen N B St Lee N B and connections on Grand Trunk and Maine routes with Sunday and weekday departures and a note on postal card requests for timetables.
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Portland
Augusta
A. M
Bangur
Bar Harbor
Lewisland S
ST. Stephen
N. B
ST. Lee N. B
Nona
Intervale
Glen Crawfords
Fabyans
Twin Mountain
Waiterield
Jefferson
Lancaster
Grand Trunk RY
Zoscaie
Maine
Ae Ae
Wiscasset Thomaston
Neets
Bath
Rockland
Quebec
North Conway
Boston
Fitchburg
Washington Street
Ee Station
Causeway Street
J. Ratson
Wae
Extensive New England Rail Schedule Highlights Numerous Routes
The notice lists Southern Division rail times for Manchester Concord and connected branches, detailing departures to New Boston Nashua Concord Plymouth Boscawen White River Junction Montreal and Chicago routes. It includes Sunday and weekday services to centres like Tilton Lakeport Meredith Ashland Lebanon Claremont Norwich Hanover St Johnsbury St J. L. O. R. and Montpelier Burlington with specific times across hubs and branches.
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Manchester
Concord
New Soston
North Weard
Henniker
North Weare
New Oston
Portsmouth
Huuksele
Suncook
Buunay
Pitisfield
Suncook Valley
Nashua
Kumont
Tilton
Lakeport
Mermouth
Ashland
LAUUN
Whitts
Plymouth
Centre Harbor
Long Island
Weirs
Bear Island
Vis
O 'Boro
Warren
Haverhill
Campton
North Woodstock
Pemigewasset Valley Brands
Flume House
Profile House
Ores
Woodstock
Stage
Lisbon
Sugar Hill
Littleton
White Field
Jefferson
Lancaster
Bethlehem Junction
Twin Mountain
Fabyan
MT. Pleasant House
White Mountain
Maplewood
Bethlehem
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Bristol
Claremont
Norwich
Hanover
Bradford
ST. Johnsbury
Newport
Sherbrooke
Quebec
ST. J
Saturdy
Chicago
The
West
G. T. Ry
Ce P. Ry
Boston
Lake Champlain
Fitchburg
Keene
Bellows
Rutland
Whitehall
Port Edwards
Glens Falls
Plattsburg
Adirondacks
Burlington
St. Albans
Malone
Ogdensburg
Ottawa
Montreal
Vermont
New York
Canada
Montreal Flyer
Bellows Falls
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Lillian
W. A. Whitecar
Nestor Lennon
Maceo
DR. Zortu
Judas
Square Theatre
AL Lipman
the Indian
City Sports
Burlesque Company
Latin Quarter
America
Paris
Lizzie B. Raymond
Robert Drouet
Miss Rober As
Washington and
Dover Streets
Ola Hayden
Heoston
Hayden and Stetherton
Olive and Woods
Purdy
Macbeth
Charles Michael
McDuffee
iLesna
Old Public Library
Boston Zoological Society
Herr Granada
Borneo
B. Schoeffel
Mats
Stohn
ST. Andrews
Calais
Eastport
Lubec Digby
Halifax
Kentville
Windsc
Lubec
E. A. Waldro
Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
SS. Olivette
North _ Lewis eee
J. A. Flanders
Wachlontan Wee Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Ave
Marblehead
Henry Morrison
Otis
North Shore
W. H. Swift
Provincetown
W’opwar
Londfellow
John Smith
North Pier
Cape Apple
Provinciwtown
KO Liquors
Atwood & Rich
Bass Point
Nahant
Lincole Wharf
Rotnurn
Seabrook
A. P. Lane
N. EB. A
Washington St
Winthrop Steamship Co
Harding
Winthrop Line
Atlantic Preete
Plyouth
J. R. Bacon
Soreneeh
Buane
Model Playhouse
Mme
Trary
Mon. Guille
Brothers Damm
Lew Wawkins
Basse 1
Castle Theatre
Tremont St
Bartlay Campbell
Ignin
Norumbeca Park
Gorman
Alabama Troubadours
Eugene Tompkins
Holli Srrrhaaitra
Isaac B. Rich
Proprietor and Menager
Flo. Irwin
Ory BP
Park
Hoyt's
WEK
Auguste van Biene Ing Minatre
Huntington Avenue
Itotip. M
Crand Opera House
Thur
Eugenie Lair
the Howard
Barrisons
Lillian Lewis
Liberty
Love
Bowdoin Square
Roland Reed
Mr. Wright
Good American Society
Admiral Salmon
Sir Newell Salmon
V. C
Lady Salmon
Cunard Line
Sir Newell
Belknap
Thorndike
Boston Museum Vic
Erlanger
Walter Jones
Meyers Bros
Marie Celeste
Ida Breeks
Richard Curie
Charlies Kirke
Boston Ball Grounds
Afonda
Leton & Decony
Him
Weyler
Captain Whitman
U. S
Bank Wrecker Coffin
Indianapolis
Asia Minor
W. H. Waddington
Buffalo Gas Companies
Consolidated Gas
Buffalo Gas Light Company
Old Citizens’ and Mutual Gas Light Company
Emerson, McMillan & Co
Eloper-Suicide
Ruggles
Samuel Breck
Evelyn
Evelyn Robinson
Dorchester
Rigby Races
Dawson City
Alaska
Railroads
New Haven
Hartford
R.R. Old Colony System
Uniess
Park Square
New London
Shore Line
N. York
Haven
Middletown
Willimantic
Air Line Limited
Fall River
Providence
Stonington
Tansfer
Maryland
Fallovet
New Bedford
Kneeland Street
Whitman
Chatham
Hyannis
A. m. Woop's Hole
Obiew
Nantucket
Boston & Albany
Marlboro
Sim
Ftchburg
Tedminster
Old State House
L. H. Palmer
BE. G. Allen
Geo. L. Connor
A. ©. Kendall
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Bay State Limited
lKali and Sound
Tall River
Priscilla
Puritan
AL Orchestra
Providence Line
Fox Point
Pilgrim
New Hampshire
City OF Low
City OF Worcester
Pennsylv K
Maryland Transfer
Pegments
Colonial Express
Federal Express
Park Square Station
L. Connor
A. C. Kendall
Pass
Trafic
Palmer
Boston Pass
Beecham
R. R
City Ticket Office
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
South West
Bar Harbors
Millbridge
Isonesporct
Machiasport
D. J. Flanders
Tovis
Bingtanen
Pacific Express
Street Department
City OF
H Stree
Mass
City Hall
H Street
Benjamin W. Wells
Copartnership Notices
A. Copartnership
Grrmerbia
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