Stage Gossip Shows Boston Theatre Bets and Cast Shuffles
Maud Hoffman and John E. Kellerd shake up casts for The Cypher Code and other productions. Adele Black, Lottie Alter, and Rose Norris join circuits. Amelia Bingham and Viola Allen bookings boost the Boston Colonial Theatre and Hollis Street Theatre. Multiple shows, tours, and lectures announced with dates, venues, and star names across prominent venues.
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Maud Hoffman
Willard
John E. Kellerd
J. H. Gilmour
Sayoera
Iliam A. Brady
Grace George
Adele Black
Lottie Alter
Henrietta Crosman
Nell
Portsmouth
N. H
Kenyon Bishop
Eben Holden
Charles Frohman
Under Two Flags
Colonial Theatre
Clara Morris
Pearl Young
Katherine Rober
Rose Norris
Letty
Boston
William Norris
Otie Skinner
Boyd Putnam
Hull
Swampscott
Joseph Jefferson
Rice
Columbia Theatre
Costa
W. J. Dixon
Warren Conlan
H. L. Baker
Edgar Forrest
Eugenie Thais Lawton
Kate Fletcher
Josephine McGillam
Amelia Bingham
Ooec
Viola Allen
Hollis Street
Miss Allen
Imer Stoddard
F. Marion Crawford
Palace of the King
Allen
Peter F. Dailey
Boston Museum
Augustus Thomas
Champagne Charley
Gohans
Tay
Kant Nook
Chic
Perromally Conducted Tour to GPT and Nearby Regions
A travel note documents a guided trip covering Washington and Philadelphia aboard a Royal Blue Liby. It mentions expenses paid except for river line charges and hints at scenic detours toward the Blue Ridge and a battlefield near Gattyeburs. The fragmentary text obliquely references rail lines and a farewell stop at a hotel.
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Washington
Philadel
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Blue Ridge
Two Women Track Hat Pin Assault on Men in Nahant
In Lynn on September 13 Mrs. Margaret McGinn and Mrs. Pearl McCarthy recounted an incident with Frank Norwood Joseph Koch and hackman Joseph Mulhearn. After a drive to Nahant the men demanded a kiss and attacked with a hat pin when refused. Mulhearn and Koch stood bail of 300 dollars, Norwood listed as a witness.
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Koch
Mrs. McGinh
Norwood
Hackman
Nahant
Mulhearn
Teil
Kane
Mulhearn and
Smith's Buchu Lithig Kidney Pills Moves to Summer Street
W F Smith proprietor of Smiths Buchu Lithig Kidney Pills relocates to 1 Summer Street on the second floor after rapid business growth. The Boston based operation, previously at 41 Tremont Street, now hosts a busy waiting area and private consultation rooms facing Church Green near DEwey Square, drawing patrons from across the United States and abroad.
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W.F. Smith
Summer Street
Smith
Boston
United States
Tremont Street
Church Green
Dewey Square
Chicago to San Francisco round trip for 50 dollars
Rept 19 and 27 from Chicago to San Francisco and return for 50 dollars with return by November 15. Three fast trains daily advertised. Hast rates offered by Chicago and Northwestern Railway at 368 Washington Street.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Washington Street
Sunday Religious Services in Tremont Temple Area
A crowded Sunday notices long list of churches and meetings across Tremont area. Tremont Temple, Seventh Day Adventist tent, and several denominations including Methodist, Presbyterian, Unitarian and Universalist publish service times, locations, and special lectures by local pastors and speakers.
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Berkeley Temple
Arthur St. James of
Orecaster
M. Landis
Remont Street
Dedham Street
Park Street
Bromfield Street
Universal Brotherhood Organization
Theosophical Society
Katherine Tingley
Hall
Mt. Vernon Street
NEW Sunday School
Tremont Temple
Massachusetts Avenue
Boylston Street
Tremont
Papa
Aintings Harmony Hall
Washin Street
Josepine Webster
Smith
Gospel of Society
Minnie M. Oat
Neuersembly Hall
Huntin
Seventh Day Adventist
All American Exposition Ends November First
Crowds awaken to the Exposition closing November 1 as trains rush passengers from New Bremen to Rome. The Boston & Albany offers direct, safe routes with affordable fares, highlighting the event’s dwindling days and growing turnout.
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Boston & Albabeay
New Birestae
Salted Butter: Why Salt Is Added In Production
A historical note explains the scientific rationale for salting butter. It states butter contains vast microbial populations and that added salt helps suppress bacteria, reducing overall microbial counts during production and distribution, thereby improving safety and shelf life.
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Persh
Pan-American Exposition Travel Circular by Simmons & Marsters
Individual trips available to the Pan-American Exposition with optional stops on the Hudson River Niagara Falls Thousand Islands St Lawrence River Montreal Quebec White Mountains and more. Transportation tickets offered at lowest rates by convenient routes. Send for circulars. Simmons and Marsters agents 290 Washington Street Boston.
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Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Quebec
White Mountains
Simmons & Marsters
Washington Street
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