Miss Helen Dauvray Brings One of Our Girls to Boston
Miss Helen Dauvray discusses her career from five year old stage debut in San Francisco to Paris and New York. She explains adopting the Dauvray name, her move from operatic to French stage work, and Bronson Howard writing One of Our Girls for her. She expects Boston audiences to judge Kate Shipley by merit after a successful New York run of 200 nights.
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Helen Dauvray
Hotel Vendome
Boston
Saratoga
Winthrop
France
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Miss Dauvray
Henry Irving
Mass Dauvray
San Francisco
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Louis Aldrich
Frank Mayo
Charles R. Thorne, Jr
Agnes Booth
Australia
Miss Daugray
Mackay
Flood
Milan
Marie van Zandt
Lamperti
Overa
Paris
Dauvray
Helen
America
St. Petersburg
Rickaby
New York
Mona
Hunt for Millions in De Braak Treasure Begins
Philadelphia reports a new company seeks 810 million in sunken treasure from the 1798 British frigate De Braak near Cape Henlopen. Divers surfaced a brass cannon as proof, with hopes to locate the vessel soon. Ten percent of recovered wealth would belong to the government.
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Philadelphia
de Braak
Cape Henlopen
Delaware
West Indies
Steamer Frances Smith Seized Again at Sault Ste Marie
Owens Sound Ontario, Sept 22 The steamer Frances Smith has been seized by American authorities at Sault Ste Marie due to informality over $15,000 security tied to a prior seizure at St Ignace Michigan for improper reporting at that port.
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Owen Socnp
Ont
Frances Smith
Owen Sound
Sault St. Marie
St. Ignace
Mich
BAY STATE CAUCUSES DELIGATE SHIFTS ACROSS WARDS
Bay State caucuses across Lynn Waltham Newton Hincham and Marblehead nominate delegates to state congressional senatorial county and councillor conventions. Leadership names and ward results listed for Day Newhall Lindsey Allen Hollis and many others with races for governor or district attorney anticipated.
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Lynn
Ward
George F. Day
G. F. Newhall
A T. Newhall
George H. Lindsey
George W. Rhodes
George W. Allen
N. D. Moore
FE. Marsh
A.S
Isaiah
Sives
Joonn Teohig
F. W. Jones
F. D. Moore
Luther Graves
B. A. Thurlow
Sumnerd. Parker
Edwina Bates
M. S. Foye
Daniel Carney
John H. Wall
Moses F. Carr
Benjamin A. Ward
Dennis O'Neal
M. E. Moulton
James H. Lisk
George H. Breed
Foye
John Seamel
J. W. Chipman
J. Towne
C. M. Carleton
Albert Gillison
J. A. Crosseup
John A. Doyle
F. Davis
D. H. Reardon
E. H. Gloss
John D. O'Shea
John Hayes
Q. A. Towns
Edward Heffernan
Michael Hurley
Joseph W. Goodwin
Alfred A. Mower
Elbridge G. Pearsons
George Purden
William H. Lucie
W. E. Pyne
W. C. Thompson
W. H. Lucie
O. 5. Roberts
A. H. Davis
James Heath
S. S. Goodridge
D. J. Drnslane
M. H. Driscoll
John J. Callahan
George S. Goodridge
Bernard J. McGuire
Edward W. Shannehan
James Marcey
Edward A. Berdge
James Moriarty
F. Lemon
Patrick Corbin
T. F. Murphy
Richard Tobim
D. H. Taylor
L. B. Usher
George A. Stevens
L. Ryan
W. H. Johnson
H. L. Hovey
A. O. Delano
Ephraim Stearns
Nathan Warren
William Roberts
Charles O. Morrill
James Beatty
Frank O. Osgood
George W. Warren
Thomas Bellis
R. B. Foster
C. E. Rawlett
G. R. Coffin
EK. L. Pickard
W. H. Blood
J. B. Stewart
H. G. Hildreth
G. M. Fiske
W. B. Atherton
Levi C. Wade
Walter Allen
Otis Pettee
Willard Marcy
William Pierce
E. J. Wyde
E. G. Pond
E. W. Greenwood
Eben Thompson
J. R. Deane
Melien Bray
J. R. Leeson
E. H. Mason
W. F. Ellison
David K. Hitchcock
G. S. Bullens
W. P. Tyler
J. W. French
John Stetson
E. W. Cate
Samuel Farquhar
S. L. Powers
J. A. Conkey
Ames
Ely
E. W. Wood
Norton
Newton
Hincham
D. D. Lane
J. O. Burdett
Stephen Foster
Charles NI
Edmund Hersey
Charles Spring
E. L. Ripley
Joseph Jacobs, Jr
J. B. Thaxter, Jr
S. P. Allen
Wallace Cortell
F. E. C. Bryant
E. F. Wilder, Jr
J. Edward Ripley
Seth Sprague
de Witt C. Bates
Seymour
W. W. Hersey
J. D. Long
C. N. Marsh
Joseph Jacobs
Cohasset
Hull
Long
Babson
Cogswell
Mrerriac
Republian
J. G. Pike
G. A. Gordon
Alexander Simart
M. P. Cummings
Blunt
Whitman
Gleason
Marblehead
Samuel Roads, Jr
Francis Boardman
F. E. Pedrick
W. D. T. Trefry
S. A. Brown
W. Frank Shepard
J. B. Ingalls
Joseph Gregory
H.M. Ayers
W.T. D. Trefry
Boardman
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Gloucester
Music at Worcester Great Trilogy Highlights Trio of Sisters
Worcester September twenty second reports a third grand concert of the week. Blanche Stone Barton, Miss Edmunds, and Master Banner headlined a varied program including Rubinstein, Schubert, Spohr, and a Gounod “Redemption” trilogy. The audience praised the soloists and chorus, with remarks on tone pictures and refined execution, while promising further notable performances in the days ahead.
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Dminor
Marciale
Michael Banner
Riccio’s
Gertrude Schmands
Schubert
Blanche Stone-Barton
Dinstein
Gertrude Edmands
Herbeck
Rubinstein
Mme
Worcester
Edmunds
Banner
Gounod
Mile
Pyk
Lennon
Jordan
Powers
Baird
Messrs
Liss Lennon
Edmonds
Kehew
de Lussan
Carl Baermann
Orpheus Lab of
Springfeld
Beethoven
Baermann
Fire Burns Outbuilding and Salisbury Property in New Brproro
Fire in New Brproro Massachusetts spread from an outbuilding on S. T. Viail’s premises to a Salisbury and Viail building, destroying both structures and contents. Loss estimated around $1000, with partial insurance.
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New Brproro
Mass
S. T. Viail
Salisbury & Viail
Mysterious Death of Mei Sing at Harrison Avenue Laundry
Mei Sing a 30 year old Chinese laundryman was found dead at No 38 Harrison Avenue yesterday morning. He entered about eight, smoked opium, and later died. Several poison bottles were found nearby with differing theories on cause. A medical examiner was notified to determine death and possible poisoning.
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Mei Sing
Harrison Avenue
New Jersey Republicans Face Competing Gubernatorial Bets
Philadelphia Times notes William Walter Phelps may resist a forlorn bid for governor while General Ward of Newark emerges as a strong alternative. Prohibitionists weaken Ward’s chances, but a party movement supports him. Pigton and Bridal Spot Frye energize factions. Republicans may lose the governorship yet likely capture the Legislature with Sewell possibly seeking reelection. North Jersey shows Sewell remains popular.
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Philadelphia Times
William Walter Phelps
Europe
Mr. Phelps
Congress
General Ward
Newark
Essex County
Ward
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Frye
Jack Logan
Senator Sewell
South Jersey
North Jersey
Sewell
Goodyear Family Bride Weds in Newton Ceremony
Charles Goodyear of Goodyear & McKay marries Miss Clara Goodyear at Trinity Church Newton in a traditional ceremony conducted by Rev. Phillips Brooks and Rev. Shinn. About 1000 guests attended, the couple plan a continental tour and will reside at Hotel Helvetia Huntington Avenue.
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Goodyear & McKay
Clara
George Goodyear
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Lohengrin
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C. P. Vesper
William Goodyear
J. Edwards
Charles de Forrest
New York
A.T. Colt
Corey
Wight
Lincoln
Reade
Lees
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Shinn
Woods
J. N. Rand
D. Rand
M. Williams
Mabel Adams
A. Adams
J. EB. Chapman
Carroll Potter
Rosa
Fannie White
BR. H. Hartwell
Brett
Clara Bancroft
M. J. Tucker
J. F. Durrell
Durrell
E. G. Thorpe
H. E. Mann
W. T. Mann
Helvetia
Huntington Avenue
Grantville
Conn
Goodyear Company
Marshall P Wilder Celebrates 88th Birthday at Pt Shirley
The eighty eighth birthday of Hon Marshall P Wilder was observed yesterday at Taft's resort Point Shirley. About sixty gentlemen invited by B C Clark of the Agricultural Club attended. Ex Governor Rice Postmaster Tobey and others gave short congrats. Wilder healthy and spry. letters of regret read. Henry Elbert fell fifteen feet through a hatchway at 44 Traverse Street and likely sustained fatal internal injuries. he was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Point Shirley
B. C. Clark
The
Agricultural Club
Mr. Wilder
Rice
Tobey
M. P. Kennard
F. W. Bird
Ben. Perley Peore
Henry P. Walcott
Smyth
New Hampshire
B. F. Stevens
George Ellis
Wilder
Henry Elbert
Traverse Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston theater and music listings show nightly programs
The Boston area venues present Around the World in 80 Days at the Globe and Harbor Lights at the Museum with 7:45 p.m. shows, Tangled Lives at the Globe Theatre, Promenade Concert at Music Hall from 8 to 11, The Deacon's Daughter at Park Theatre, Clio at Hollis Street Theatre at 7:45, and The White Slave at Howard Athenaeum.
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Boston
Museum
Harbor Lights
Globe Theatre
Music Hall
Park Theatre
Hollis ST
Clio
Howard Athenizaum
Auction Sale Notices for Boots Carpets and Stocks
Boots and Shoes Lippincott Son Co Philadelphia at 3 p m. Carpets Rugs Leonard Co Saturday September 25 at 11 30 Steck R L Day Co 12 m Stocks Francis Henshaw Co. Auction notices list multiple items and times for a single sale day.
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Lippincott, Son & Co
Philadelphia
Leonard & Co
Stecks—R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Local Union of Names Announces Sept Weddings
In this city on September dates the Rev. D Bradlee married Wells J Brown to Frances L Nichols. Rev. C D Kimball united Wilfred Carter to Emma A L Butler at Clifford Street. Minnie S Sullivan wed George Hanuman in Revere with Rev. E S Potter presiding. John C Wilkins of Boston married Alice M Hilliard of Georgetown in Georgetown by Rev. Levi Rodgers.
Deaths in the City and Surrounding Areas
Notices list multiple recent deaths with ages and localities including Freeman W Eldredge in this city at 21 1 19, John E Ivers in South Boston at 3 10, G Fred Litchfield of Groton Mass at 34, John C Proctor in Roxbury, Mary Lambord Pratt widow of John Pratt aged 383 6 12, George A Stowell 67, Henrietta Beatrice Allison infant 6 months Cambridgeport, Emma J Bridges Somerville 32 10, Henry Brooks Crescent Beach age unclear, Mrs ay Wells Brown Beverly 94 5 14, Deacon Thomas Griggs Brookline 98 5 15, George Phillips Arlington 73.
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Freeman W. Eldredge
Ivers
South Boston
John E. Ivers
Litchefield
G. Fred Litchfield
Groton
Mass
Proctor
Roxbury
John C. Proctor
Pratt
Mary Lambord Pratt
John Pratt
Stowell
George A. Stowell
Allison
Cambridgeport
Henrietta Beatrice
Howard A
E. Lizzie Allison
Bridges
Somerville
Emma J
Amos W. Bridges
Brooks
Crescent Beach
Henry Brooks
Brown
Beverly
Ay Wells Brown
Enoch Brown
Griggs
Brookline
Deacon Thomas Griggs
Fitch, Lips
Arlington
George Phillips
Harvard Law School Association Meeting Notice 1886
Special notices announce a meeting of Harvard Law School graduates and former members to form a Harvard Law School Association. The event occurs in Boston at the Boston Bar Association rooms, Post Office Building, on Thursday September 23, 1886 at 7 p.m. All graduates are invited to attend.
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Harvard Law School
Boston Bar Association
W Post Office
Hoston
Harvard Law School Association
Darwin E. Ware
Joan C. Ropes
Henry W . Putnam
Joseph B. Waarneee
Louis D. Branpris
William Schofield
Winthrop H. Wade
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