Tribute to Two Comrades in Varied Spheres at New York Theatres
G F Rowe cited as modest talent with a roving career and unrealized potential. Howard’s Shenandoah praised for wit and restraint, while The Great Metropolis drawn as popular melodrama with standout shipboard scene. Lloyd’s untimely death noted. Barry and Fay troupe and Harrigan’s absence mark early season.
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New York
Metropolis
Neil Burgess
Rowe
David D. Lioyd
Lloyd
Washington
Albany
Tribune
Canal Ring
Tilden
Congress
John J. Raymond
Raymond
Josiah Limber
Sellers
Dominic
Senator
Wallack
Roland Reed
W. H. Crane
Bronson Howard
A. K. Cazauran
Mrs. Brown
Mr. Howard
Mrs. Winthrop
Soronson Howard
Howard
Mr. Gillette
Five Day Vigil at Music Hall Place Ends Quietly
In Music Hall Place a weary crowd of men waited five days facing Winter Street. They slept on chairs and walls, some reading Sunday papers by day, others singing hymns at night. The line grew sleepier toward Winter Street as darkness fell and the midnight vigil remained subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Winter Street
Bold Burglars Strike Lowell Stores Overnight
A series of break ins occurred between Saturday night and this morning in Lowell. French & Puffer crockery and glassware Sherman Manning furniture Derby shire & Co grocers Pike's market Richardson's gun store Warburton Bros liquor dealers were entered. Only small sums, trinkets and liquor were taken, suggesting juvenile burglars seeking cash or small items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
French & Puffer
Sherman & Manning
Derbyshire & Co
Pike’s Market
Richardson’s Gun Store
Warburton Bros
Private Carriage Sale By Ford F French Co
A private carriage sale is being held by Ford F French & Co at 14 to 22 Sadbury Street. Their large stock will be disposed of at greatly reduced prices due to buildings being demolished and extensive additions and alterations in progress for new constructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-third Street Theatre
George H. Jessop
Sandy Hook
Henry Meredith
Annie Mayor
Jessop
Ben ‘Teal
Mr. Teal
Ford. F. French & Co
Sadbury Street
Shipwrecked Crew Saved Off Chatham Bars
An American schooner Phineas W Sprague, 749 tons, bound from Philadelphia to Boston with 1100 tons of coal ran aground near Chatham Bars after a gale. Captain Gould and the Lifesaving Service rescued the crew ashore amid thick fog and heavy breakers. The ship rode the gale to Vineyard Sound then struck the bar. pumps and steam were used to control flooding as the vessel neared the beach. Crew thanked Captain Gould and Patrolman Nathaniel Bearse for signaling and aid.
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Chatham
Gould
Wilson
Phineas W. Sprague
Thomaston
Philadelphia
Boston
Vineyard Sound
Edgartown
Pollock Rip Shoal
Nathaniel Bearse
Low
Rokes
Grant Statue Unveiled at Fort Leavenworth Ceremony
The General Grant statue was unveiled at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. Brigadier General Wesley Merritt led the ceremony with a large procession of veterans, visiting posts, and city officials. Senator Ingalls and General Blair spoke along with other officials.
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General Grant
Leavenworth, Kan
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Missouri
Nebraska
Leavenworth
McCook
G. A. R. Posts
Sons of Veterans
Bandanna Club of
Knights Templars
Knights of Pythias
Garfield Rifles
E. F. Holland
Department of Kansas
Wesley Merritt
U.S.A
Department of Missouri
Grant
Grants
Senator Ingalls
Kansas
C. W. Blair
Topeka
Henry Swift
William Warner
Kansas City
Man in cork suit braves Niagara rapids
Walter G. Campbell of Youngstown New York rode the Niagara Gorge rapids in a cork life suit built from sixteen cork panels. He knelt to start rode through the first breakers as a large wave capsized the boat. He swam to shore after entering the whirlpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Faxus
N.Y
Walter G. Campbell
Youngstown
N. Y
Niagara Gorge
Battery
Campbell
A Daring Robber Strikes Drug Store In Washington Bedford
A man entered Joseph T. Brown's drug store at Washington and Bedford streets to buy ten cents worth pargoric. He blinds the clerk with red pepper then clubs him, robs the till, and escapes. Police report a suspect, about 29, 5 8, 140 pounds in a dark suit and derby, seen nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Burrows
Joseph T. Brown
Washington and
Bedford Streets
Mr. Burrows
Dr. Hubbard
Mueller
Station 4
Mullen
Books Received Last Week From Crowell and Co
A catalog style note lists new titles received last week from Crowell and Co and other publishers. Included are works on science, history, travel, fiction, biography, and education by authors such as Bol ton Sharp Farmer Morse O Re ll Ferrier and more with presses Crowell Houghton Putnam and others.
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Sarah K. Bolton
New York
Thomas Y. Crowell & Co
Charles Beausrand
David Sharp
Lydia Hoyt Farmer
Benjamin Franklin
John T. Morse, Jr
Boston
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Warren Lee Goss
Jacques Bonhomme
John Bull
Max O’rell
Cassell
Marcus Aurelius Antoninus
George Long
Little, Brown & Co
Charles Whitney Baker
C.E
G. P. Putnam ’S Sons
H. N. Allen
M.D
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Towns
Helen, Zimmern
United States
John M. Gould
George F Ucker
Mary Agnes Tincker
Gustave Haller
Brentano’s
Francis James Child
Jonathan Edwards
Alexander V. G. Allen
D.D
Iva Sillman
Funk & Wagnalls
W. Heimburg
Jean W. Wylie
T. Y. Crowell & Co
Philip Gilbert Hamerton
Roberts Bros
Jane Austen
Mrs Clarke Malden
Reappearance of Senator Clark Dominates Anteconvention Politics
In a high stakes Boston area scene last Saturday Senator Clark resurfaced as Crapo’s foes struggle. Brackett leads with 257 delegates, Crapo 193, and 31 unpledged as Boston Springfield and Worcester caucuses loom. leaders like Rice Winslow Manning and ex-mayor Whipple mingle while Burdett grounds Crapo at Parker House.
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Clark
Lynn
Crapo
Brackett
Boston
Springfield
Worcester
Young’s Hotel
Rice
Winslow
Manning
J. J. Whipple
Brockton
Burdett
Parker House
Mr. Crapo
Bishop
Mr. Brackett
Newton
Quincy
Henry Faxon
Blaine
Herald
Commonwealth
Cronin trial jury pool ends week with no acceptances
Chicago lit. Sept 15 The second week of the jury search in the Cronin trial closes with no jurors accepted. The State has exhausted 32 peremptory challenges and the defense 51. Each side is entitled to 100 challenges.
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Cronin
Brackett Wins Gubernatorial Delegates in Quincy Caucuses
Republicans in Quincy ward caucuses backed Brackett for governor with eleven delegates secured and Crapo limited to eight votes in a Ward 1 test. Ward 2 through Ward 5 and Ward 6 also reported Brackett support with various local party officers and delegates named. Democrats in Wards 1,5, and 6 held caucuses with selections for state and county delegates, while Newton Republicans also favored Brackett, claiming twelve of seventeen state delegates.
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Quincy
Brackett
H. M. Federden
Faxon
Henry Faxon
Republican State Central Committee
John F. Merrill
State Central Committee
Ward
Mr. Faxon
Warren W Adams
C.A. Howland
James Edwards
J.C. Morse
F. B. Foster
LM. Holt
W. W. Ewell
W. P. Barker
Crapo
R. H. Newcomb
A. W. Newcomb
T.H. Newcomb
H. O. Souther
G. H. Higgins
A. L. Mead
C. F. Colby
J. R. Graham
H. P. Kittredge
Albert Keating
G. H. Osborne
E. T. Spear
Charles L. Hammond
Jonas Shackley
Thomas F. Burke
Tobias H. Burke
C. H. Glines
W. H. Ripley
Thomas Clare
James Bean
J.C. Bappiss
G. A. Litchfield
C. W. Johnson
I. Waterhouse
W. G. Cortell
H. O. Fairbanks
E. E. Williamson
C. A. Faxon
F. F. Mitchell
W. F. Nichols
Alphonso Williams
H. T. Whitman
W. L. Tuckerman
F. W. White
Q. A. Faunce
C.M. Bryant
Frank E. Badger
Henry W. Reed
F. Thomas
J. B. F. Ramsdell
Roger H. Wilde
James Burr
John Carver
David
Nelson
Richardson
C. N. Hunt
J. J. Byron
W. A. Hodges
F. F. Green
L. J. Coyle
W. A. Metcalf
John Swithin
D.C. McCarthy
E.E. Fellows
W. M. Packard
W. H. Brazee
W.H.L. Smyth
J. F. New
H. A. Jones
J. G. Witham
C. T. Baker
W.W. E. Simmons
J. F. Neil
Josiah Quincy
M. R. Chase, Jr
Arthur Murphy
Newton
Friends
Worcester Republicans Wrestle Over Shrievalty Race
Worcester politics reveal a county push between General A B Sprague the long serving sheriff and Major Nathan Taylor a tailor and former assistant marshal. City caucuses Tuesday will decide if Taylor gains enough delegates to challenge Sprague who leads 37 to 12 in early tallies. Beacon Park hosts a crowd for the Balch $10,000 national stallion race Wednesday boosting local excitement at the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Worcester County
B. R. Sprague
Nathan Taylor
Major Taylor
Iie
Order
Sprague
Taylor
Beacon Park
Assignees' Real Estate Auction In Brooklyn Park District
Assignees offer 144272 sq ft on Columbia and 9473 sq ft on Magnolia and 92067 sq ft across 14 lots on Hamilton and Barry Clark streets Ward 24 near Bird street station N Y N E R R. Auction Thursday Sept 19 at 3 pm on premises. Magnolia lot starts with 9473 sq ft and 88 ft frontage. other lots range 4000 to 8318 sq ft. Desirable neighborhood near rapid transit 9 minutes to Atlantic Avenue depot. 100 on Magnolia, 300 on Columbia, 50 on remaining. Plan and details from auctioneer Per order.
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Columbia Street
Magnolia Street
Hamilton Avenue
Barry and Clark Streets
Ward 24
Bird Street
N. Y
Lawrence Avenue
Columbia
Quincy Street
Cork
Prosperus
Ire Street
Atlantic Avenue
Snow & Co Commission Merchants and Auctioneers
Snow and Co. commission merchants and auctioneers operating at 21 North Market Street and 6 Fulton Street.
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Snow & CO
North Market St
Fulton St
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
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Lus Silas Wegg
D Artagnan
John Wood
London
Union Square Theatre
Lotus Club
Sheridan
Star Theatre
Edward Harrigan
Harrigan
San Francisco
Barry
Fey
Harry
W. J. Crane
Crane
Sol Smith Russell
Mr. Russell
Charles Barnard
G. E. Monrgomery
Music Hall Place
Chatham Light
Niagara
Mississippi
Reuben Davis
Houghton, Mittin & Co
W. Steinitz
G. P. Putnam’s Sonl
Chata
Chinita
Louise Palmer
Heaven
Eli Thayer
Edward Everett Hale
Harper & Bros
Bertha M. Clay
Street & Smith
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Henrietta Christian Wright
Gibeon
Walter Besant
Man
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Harner & Bros
Captain Polly
Sophie Swett
Otello Cone
Universalist Publishing House
James Bernard Cullen
James B. Cullen & Co
Samuel Warren
F.R.S
Horace H. Morgan
Ll.d
Leach, Snewell & Sanborn
M. Grant Daniell
Parvj
Leach, Shewell & Sanborn
Edward Eggleston
D. Appleton & Co
C. Bowditch
Coffin
J. F. Frisbie
F. W. Stone
BE. P. Scales
H.J. Estabrooks
W. W. Wood
W. Tucker
J. Smith
State
W. S. Slocum
G. F. Churchil
R. ©. Bridgham
Charles E. Adams
N. Henry Chadwick
H. B. Hackett
O. E. Hunt
Strout
E. H. Peirce
H. F. Ross
F. W. Bailey
E. W. Wood
James T. Allen
W. E. Carpenter
E. B. Wilson
George H. Ingraham
Charles R. Fisher
W. B. Sheldon
G. F. Luke
Wes M. Fiske
N. W. Farley
K. Lb. Pickard
E. Moody
Allen Jordan
H. Sprague
W.B. Atherton
F. L. Rantell
Levi C. Wade
Willard Marcy
Stephen E. George May
E. J. Hyde
J. F. Heckman
Otis Pet
Famhaven
Lewis
Judd
Charles D. Hunt
Levi M. Snow
Mattapoisett
Ellis B. Purrington
George Purrington, Jr
Marion
James H. Allen
John W. Howland
Charles F. Sherman
James F. McKenzie
Westport
M. W. Grant
James F. Graham
Thomas Kemp
Robert B. Jenkins
M. H. Smith
Charles L. Rodman
E. I. Nye
William N. Stone
James Mott
North Brookfield
T. C. Bates
James Miller
George R. Hamant
A. C. Bliss
James E. Miller
Howard G. King
Gounty
N. H. Foster
Bothwell
George Campbell
John B. Dewing
E. W. Coleman
Charles W. Delvey
H. J. Lawrence
John R. Southworth
Johnson
Medfield
K. V. Mitchell
J. H. Gould
Moses F. Clark
N. F. Harding
James Hewins
E. ¥. Mitchell
W. H. Everett
P. H. Lahy
William Crane
J. H. Richardson
Calvin Fuller
J. Johnston
Ellery Frank
Harry Mason
George A. Parker
Morton Thompson
James P. Thompson
G. H. Hayward
H. N. Porter
D. ©. Paine
Wramingham
Phinney
F. C. Stearns
H. Bird
George H. Reed
George O. Bent
Oe Aha Brown
W. C
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J. Andrew Rogers
B. F. Brooks
Uorton
J. A. Partridge
Velorus Taft
Luxenburg
P. C. Putnam
O. B. Abercrombie
Sterling
A. H. Newhall
C. H. Loring
Brackett, Bolton
H. F. Haynes
Petersham
George Ayers
Elisha Webb
E. L. Jonson
C. Kk. Wilder
J. G Mudge
Darius Williams
M. E. Hildreth
B. Goddard
HorepaLe
W. F. Draper
A. A. Westcott
Crapo County
J. B. Bancroft
Draper
George H. Davis
Bancroft
George A. Draper
E. H. Iagraam
Liberty Freeman
Wendell Williams
Julius A. George
Gustavus B. Williams
George N. Taft
M. R. George
Gilbert Gaskill
Edward L. Smith
Beverly
Democratic Town Committee
Hingham
Agricultural Hall
John Stephenson
EK. J. Pierce
Louis N. Boyle
James H. Morrisy
Henry Jones
Stephen A. Hall
William Moore
David W. Pyne
Charles T. Leavitt
Charles F. Kennerson
Michael
J. Daley
Timothy J. Noonan
Timothy Noonan
Michael J. Daley
C.T. Leavitt
Edmund Daley
J. Walter Pyne
E. J. Pierce
Thomas Howe
Bartholomew Coughlin
Daimnes McCain
E. L. Howard
John H. Fee
Henry Ones
Fedmund Daley
John W. Pyne
Worcester County Politics
Citizens’ Steam and Gas Light Company of
Aws of
Massachusetts
International Trust Company
Mass
Meen Ofroperty
City of
Ci Svenue and Gas Light Company of
Steam and Gas Light Company
Said Steam and Gas Light Company
Lyon
Thaddeus S. C. Lowe
Lowe Water Gas Company
Lowe
Patent Office
U. S
Hancock
Knowles Pe
Deane
Goodell
Henry G. Morris
Milk Street
L. Foster Morse
Warren Street
Isaac Fenno
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California Fruit
Concord
Ohio
California
George
Richards & CO
St. New Ypork
Texarkana
Ark
J. Wiss
Loa Ene Savings Bank
T. W. R. Williams
Williams
Cie Nati Enquirer
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