Powell Sees Ohio Victory Likely in Democratic Rally
Washington reports General Thomas Powell, Ohio Democratic nominee for governor, says the party is united and strong, labor support shifts minor, prohibition polls around 30,000, and Tariff debates help Dems. Powell predicts Hamilton County win by 8,000 to 10,000 as Foraker’s attacks aid the Democrats. The President limits Western trip press travel to two reporters.
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Argentine government moves to colonize Falkland Islands
An official notes Argentina plans colonization and development of the islands with a government governor appointed and a thorough scientific exploration to follow, reflecting a shift toward integration of the territory after years of local influence.
The Red Lamp at the Museum Aims for Nightly Delight
Reviewers flag The Red Lamp as a clever yet not great play set in St Petersburg with Nihilism as backdrop. Miss Clarke shines as Princess Claudia Morakoji while Mr Barron strains with monotony. Mr Beerbohm-Tree leads a stylish cast and handsome sets in a brisk, entertaining production.
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Erminie Comes Back With Accumulated Honors At Playhouse
The revival of Erminie marks over 500 performances and high public praise. Performances by Pauline Hail Javotte Marie Jansen Francis Wilson Ravennes and George Olmi are praised for consistent, witty dialogue strong characterizations and charming music with smooth orchestration.
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Howard Atheneum Show Delights Crowded Audience
A specialty and novelty company presented a varied program at the Howard Atheneum last night to a packed house. The Virginia trio Harris Manning and Williams opened with a blackface act, followed by Five’s military tableau. Pp C Shorts impressed on banjo and violin, while Topack and Steele drew laughs in a knockabout act. Acts by May Irwin, Horse Shoe Four, McAvoy and Hallen, and Stanton and Miss Corri entertained, ending with a lively bout between Ike O’Neil Weir and pupil Hugh Kellher and a burlesque fistic scene. The same lineup repeats all week.
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The Boston and Park Theatres Show Busy Run of Hits
The Hollis Street theatre opens with Corsair in its third week while A Run of Luck enters its second week at the Boston. Jim the Penman continues at the Park, with Elaine and A Foregone Conclusion still absent. Chicago dispatch notes Booth and Barrett in good health and spirits. Colonel McCaull seeks a New York theatre with a permanent company as Bellman proves a big success and profits near twenty thousand dollars per season.
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Amusements and Theatres Evening Shows Listed
The Park Theatre presents Jim the Penman at 45. Globe Theatre shows Erminie at 8. A Run of Luck plays at Theatre One. The Museum screens The Red Lamp tonight. Street Theatre features The Corsair at 7. Atheneum offers a variety program at 8.
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Auctions Today Real Estate and Stocks Schedule
Real estate sales by L Foster Morse at 3 p m. Carriages and harnesses by A M Bates at 10 20 a m. Horses and carriages by Albert Howe Co Brighton La at noon. Stocks by K L Day Co at 11 30 a m. Stocks by Francis Henshaw Co at noon. Land by L Foster Morse at 3 p m.
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Marriages in Various Cities From Late September Notices
Elkins and Dillaway wed at All Saints Ashmont Boston in a ceremony led by Rev C T Whittemore. Higgins and Rush unite in Philadelphia with Rev William F Nichols officiating. Hubbard and Hutchins marry in Roxbury and Durham Conn. Proctor and Hodgman wed in Worcester. Wrights unite in New Bedford in a ceremony by Rev M J Savage.
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Death notices from Wellesley Hills and surrounding towns
Obituaries and funeral notices from Sept. events across Massachusetts list Caroline Abbott, Flora Hichborn, Abby Mason, Cheever Newhall, Sarah Nutler, Rebecca Ward, Charles Whitney, and others. Details include dates, ages, funeral times, locations at St Marys Newton Lower Falls, Hotel Vendome, and private burials with flowers declined.
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