William Warren Golden Jubilee Celebration on Stage
The Boston gala marks William Warren's fifty years on the stage with a joyous testimonial at the Museum. Gifts and congratulatory messages pour in from colleagues and seas beyond, while Captain Nathan Appleton and R. M. Field receive praise for organizing a memorable event. Warren thanks the audience, and the crowd honors him as a lasting legend of American theatre.
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Warren
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America
Vinton
Nathan Appleton
Citizens’ Committee
R. M. Field
Joe Jefferson
Up van Winkle
Loving Cup
Edwin Pooth
Joseph Jefferson
John McCullough
Lawrence Barrett
Mary Anderson
Fisher House
Bulfinch Place
William Winter
Winter
James R. Osgood
K. M. Field
Russell Sullivan
Festive Decor Adorns Boston Museum Foyer for Warren Portrait
The Boston Museum festively decorated under Mr. Galvin for a holiday display. Roses and autumn flowers fill the orchestra enclosure and foyer with laurel festoons and camellias while a crimson backdrop highlights Frederick Vinton’s Warren portrait, unveiled for the first time yesterday.
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Boston Museum
Galvin
Warren
Frederick Vinton
Citizens’ Committee
Warren Praises Hell-at-Law Benefit Matinee in Boston
An enthusiastic Boston matinee celebrated William Warren in Colman’s Hell-at-Law. The Museum company delivered strong performances with Warren receiving a heartfelt ovation and a post curtain address thanking patrons, committee, and colleagues.
School for Secan dai receives enthusiastic guest reception
The rand production titled School for Secan dai drew a highly enthusiastic reception for the honored guest, with attendees praising performances and crowd energy.
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Rand
School For Secandai
Boston Actor Honored On Fiftieth Birthday Ovation
The audience greeted a Boston stage veteran with fervent praise after the fourth act of Rs. The actor spoke humbly thanking patrons and friends, noting 35 years in the city and a long association with the theatre. He named committee members and volunteers including Edwin Booth and Miss Mary Anderson, and urged happiness for all present as Auld Lang Syne and School for Scandal followed applause.
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Mary Anderson
John Drew
School For Scandal
William Winter
United States
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McCullough
Boston Museu
Montgomery Field
Gifts And Good Wishes For Fifty Years On Stage
A silver pitcher is sent to William Warren at the Boston Museum from Boston Theatre COMIADY members. The note dated October 28, 1882 expresses esteem and marks the fiftieth anniversary of Warren’s stage appearance, signed by numerous colleagues and friends.
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The Second Turning in the Lane
Henry Watterson lauds Ohio election results as a turning point for Republicans. He declares daylight after darkness, predicts triumph despite masked opposition and a defeated president by 250,000 votes. He urges restraint but celebrates the moment and political shift.
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Henry Watterson
Ohio
Grant
Army
Navy
West Virginia
Ole
Grist Mill communications and issue notice
The note directs all Grist Mill communications to W. H. Todd at 26 Lincoln Street East Somerville Massachusetts. It invites contributions and solutions for Grist Mill issues numbered 39 1049 1054 and Willow 1050.
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W. H. Todd
Lincoln Street
East Somerville
Mass
Enigmas and Puzzles Across Many Newspapers Pages
Boston and surrounding towns print a collage of cryptic crosswords en route to Dandy Lyon and others. No. 1095 to 1105 feature enigma puzzles, acrostics, rhomboids, and square puzzles with clues across and down, plus a note of readers solving the Grist Mill.
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Manayunk
Penn
Dandy Lyon
Political corruption talk at Massachusetts polling places in 1879
A transcript from August 15, 1879, before a congressional sub committee details alleged abuses at city polls. It describes liquor saloons backing Democratic voters, intimidation of opponents, and voters rushed to polls with ballots manipulated. Witnesses note wards Old Ward 4 and new Ward 12, with working men drinking at saloons as incentives.
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Suffolk
Select Committee of Congress
Massachusetts
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Tam
Democratic Party
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