Amateur group to stage Das Recht der Frau in Boston
The German Theatrical Society of Boston opens its season with the play Das Recht der Frau in Union Hall on Boylston Street November 4. Ferdinand Christensen is named dramatic manager as changes in leadership follow August Vatter's illness. The ensemble, all amateurs, includes Marie van Hall Josephine Christensen Marie Kreidel Marie Kunstler Pauline Vatter and others and appeals to both German and American audiences.
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Union Hall
German Theatrical Society of
Boston
Boylston Street
August
Aroard
Fulda
Recknagel
Julius Kreidel
Leo Robinson
Deliaf Dohse
Ferdinand Christensen
Fritz Lamken
Ernst Krage
Ernst Kuenstler
Marie Kreidel
Marie Kuenstler
Margot Carola
Pauline Vatter
Auguste van Hall
Josephine Christensen
Marie van Hall
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall welcomed in Ottawa
The Duke and Duchess arrive in Ottawa after a Montreal departure. Crowds greet them at Parliament Square where Premier Laurier andOfficials welcome them. The Duke thanks the assembly and Dr Robert Upham delivers a Boston Canadian Club message.
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Ottawa
Duke
Duchess of Cornwall
Montreal
Alexandria
Lord Minto
Parliament Square
Laurier
Morris
Supreme Court
Viscount Crichton
Lord Roxbury
Lord Wen- Yock
Prince Alexander of Teck
Robert Upham
Canadian Club of
Boston
Massachusetts
Canada
York
American
Memorial to King Alfred in Winchester Unveiled
A vast Anglo Saxon delegation watched Lord Rosebery unveil a colossal statue of King Alfred in Winchester. The ceremony featured a Thornycroft statue, a Canterbury Cathedral sermon, and lectures on Alfred’s times by Sir Henry Irving and Frederic Harrison. Adams spoke for American delegates, praising British sympathy after America's bereavement.
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Winchester
Eng
Anglaxon
Lord Rosebery
Alfred
King Alfred
William Hamo Thornycroft
Archbishop of Canterbury
Winchester Cathedral
Sir Henry Irving
Frederic Harrson
Choate
United States
Guildhall
Charles Francis Adams
Great Britain
America
Everett florist fined for spitting in street car
Christopher Burns of Everett, a florist, was fined 20 for expectorating twice in a street car in Charlestown District Court. Judge Bragg warned higher fines if needed. In Boston Municipal Court, two men were fined 3 each for the same offence, and fifty more were summoned to appear.
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Christopher Burns
Everett
Charlestown
Bragg
Boston
Electric lights on a single switch at Pan-American
Visitors glimpse 940 500 electric lights controlled from one switch at the Pan American exhibition. The Boston and Albany offers the only direct double track route from New England to Buffalo and Niagara Falls via Boston. Special rates in effect until November 1. 17 express trains run daily between Boston, Buffalo and Niagara.
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New England
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Boston & Albany
Boston
Niagara
Jagged Rocks Sink Schooner Maggie After Broad Sound Collision
Eighteen men aboard the schooner Maggie were ferried to a dredger after she struck rocks on Devil's Back ledge in Broad Sound. Captain Frank P. Moxom and four volunteers remained aboard as the vessel flooded. The Maggie was towed to East Boston later that day, with salvage claims anticipated by the towline company.
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Maggie
Devil's Back
Broad Sound
Frank P. Moxom
Moxom
Dory
Dorchester
Stony Brook
East Boston
Ariel
Brittal
Brittain
Lobster Rocks
Hull
Dévil
Margie
Portland Harbor
Moxem
Oxem
Lazaret
Odd Fellows Allow Copies of Secret Work
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows voted in Indianapolis to permit copies of the secret work to be made. For over 20 years attempts had been made to achieve this, with repeated sessions addressing the issue.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge of Old Fellows
Indianapolis
Ind
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Founding of Odd Fellowship Sets Copy Allocation
The resolution adopted today assigns one copy of the secret work to each State jurisdiction, following the order's founding and noting that only a single copy existed prior to the decision. The move formalizes distribution across states as part of the organization’s procedures.
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Odd
Roxbury Wedding of Miss Katherine Hart and Mr George Green
One of the season’s finest nuptials joined Miss Katherine C Hart of Roxbury and Mr George F Green of Boston at Mission Church on a Wednesday morning with Rev Father Henry W Mahan officiating. Miss Julia A Sullivan of Cambridge served as bridesmaid and John W Green as best man. A reception followed at 124 Calumet Street, Roxbury, the bride’s mother’s home.
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Roxbury
Katherine ‘C. Hart
Patrick Hart
George F. ‘Green
Boston
Mission Church
Henry W. Mahan
Julia A. Sullivan
Cambridge
Ward Barstow Wedding in Newton Centre
Samuel Ward a Franklin street stationer of Newton Centre married Mary C. Barstow of Bradford Maine on Thursday. Miss Barstow taught instrumental music at Bradford Academy. Rev Clifford G. Twombly of St Pauls Newton Highlands officiated at the couple’s home ceremony. They plan to reside at 80 Crescent Avenue Newton Centre.
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Samuel Ward
Franklin Street
Newton Centre
Mary C. Barstow
Bradford
Miss Barstow
Bradford Academy
Clifford G. Twombly
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Newton Highlands
Ward
Crescent Avenue
Peruna Praised by Congressmen Across the Nation
Congressmen Crowley Linney Goodwyn Roach Ogden Smith Meekison Mallory Butler Sullivan Thurston Worthington Howard Brewer and others endorse Peruna as a swift tonic for coughs colds la grippe and catarrhal troubles. They cite personal relief and recommend the remedy for nervous issues and general health.
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Joseph B. Crowley
Illinois
Robinson
Peruna
Crowley
United States
Romulus Z.linney
Taylorsville
N. C
Romulus Z. Linney
A. T. Goodwyn
Robinson Springs
Ala
U. S
W. N. Roach
Larim
Geo. W. Smith
David Meekison
Napoleon, C
Mallory
Pensacola
Fla
Stephen R. Mallory
M C. Butler
South Carolina
M. C. Butler
W. V. Sullivan
Oxford, Miss
J. M. Thurston
Omaha
Neb
H. G. Worthington
Nevada
Howard
Ft. Payne
M. W. Howard
Willis Brewer
Haynesville
Hartman
Workmen Trapped Die In Fatal Incident at Butler Street
A 46 year old workman, employed by the Boston and Albany, was killed when trapped at 34 Butler Street in Bpringfels. His wife Mrs Gilmore suffered a near collapse as the family and four children mourn the sudden loss. The man departed for work in good spirits earlier that morning.
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Butler Street
Bpringfels
Boston & Albany
Gilmore
Tragic Merrick Railway Worker Killed In Morning Accident
The narrative details the death of William Martin 7? years old who lived with his parents at 16 Belle avenue Merrick after leaving for work at 5 AM. Edward Daley 46, the conductor of the construction train, resided at 17 New Bridge street Merrick. His wife learned at noon that he was killed and later heard he survived with injuries not deemed fatal.
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William Martin
Belle Avenue
Merrick
Edward Daley
New Bridge Street
Daley
Boys Plead Guilty in Assault Case Over Italian Sausage Seller
John W. O'Neil and George H. Hayden pled guilty to assault and battery before Judge Aiken in Superior Criminal Court. The youths had been tied to the death of Francesco Lucca, an Italian sausage seller, and were sentenced to await further action until September 25. The government questioned manslaughter proof after the medical examiner's autopsy.
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John W. O'Neil
George H. Hayden
Francesco Lucca
Aiken
Superior Criminal Court
Man Struck by Electric Car on Dorchester Ave
Roger McCarthy of 213 Boston Street Dorchester was hit by an inward bound electric car near the Mt. Washington bridge while driving his team. His right hand was crushed. three fingers were later amputated at City Hospital.
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Dorchester Avenue
Mt. Washington Bridge
Roger McCarthy
Boston Street
Dorchester
City Hospital
Mary Frances
Prince Street
Washing Street
Thicker Street
Elliot
Analysis of McKinley autopsy raises causes of gangrene
The New York Medical News in its Sept. 21 issue reviews McKinley's death, debating whether bullet poisoning, pancreatic injury, adrenal damage, or low constitutional vitality caused the fatal gangrene. It notes autopsy found inevitable death from the outset and commends the surgeons' efforts.
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The
New York Medical News
McKinley
Mer
War Veterans Honor McKinley Death Resolutions
George F. Keenan Alexander J Baker and John W Duffy presented resolutions of sorrow on the death of President McKinley as a committee of Captain John Drum Camp No 21 L W V The resolutions were unanimously adopted at Pilgrim Hall last evening.
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George F. Keenan
Alexander J., Baker
John W. Duffy
John Drum
President McKinley
Pilgrim Hall
Endeavor Society Trustees Send Support to Roosevelt and Mrs McKinley
Trustees of the United Society of Christian Endeavor at their fall meeting telegram President Roosevelt pledging hearty support and prayers from millions of Endeavorers worldwide. A second message to Mrs McKinley conveys their prayers and deepest sympathy from Endeavorers representing millions.
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The
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Roosevelt
Mrs. McKinley
Felows
Statue to McKinley Adams in Berkshire Hills
A public subscription funds a bronze statue of the late President McKinley for a Maple and Columbia streets corner site in this town. William B. Plunkett chairs the committee and plans an elaborate monument in front of the library, near the corner stone laid four years ago.
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McKinley
Berkshire Mill No. 2
Mill No. 4
Lodge No 1 Portuguese Fraternity Reflects on McKinley Death
At Fraternity Hall Cambridgeport last night Lodge No 1 of the Portuguese Fraternity passed resolutions on President McKinley’s death. Speeches praising the late president and denouncing anarchy were given by A Zefferino and Co C Lacerda, lodge president.
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Lodge No. 1
United States of America
Portland Street
Cambridgeport
McKinley
A. Zefferino
Co. C. Lacerda
Secretary's daughter sails east for Massachusetts air
The secretary and his ill daughter leave Colorado Springs for Hingham Massachusetts a swift journey hoped to aid her recovery. Friends expect the Massachusetts air will benefit her as she travels with care to avoid fatigue during the trip.
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Washington
Navy
Long
Colorado Springs
Col
Hingham
Mass
Miss Long
Massachusetts
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Warren Station
Nhar Warren
Gar
Haleid Drag Co
Cleveland
Wales
Brintels
Temple Pl
Soyer and Charenrch
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K. Putnam
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Boylston
M’kinley
Adams
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