Rifles and Bayonets Drive Out Papa Isidro in Negros
Boston Globe war correspondent J N Taylor details Capt. B A Poore and 6th Infantry surprise attack on Papa Isidro’s mountaintop stronghold at Tabau n Negros. American troops cross a swollen Malugo River under heavy fire, disperse the bolo armed bandits, seize 12 rifles and 6 000 rounds, and destroy the robbers huts and provisions. Papa Isidro remains at large as Poore plans another pursuit.
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J. N. Taylor
Boston Globe
Philippines
Bacolod
Island of
Negros
6Th Infantry
1St California’ Volunteers
United States
Pope
B. A. Poore
Papa Isidro
Papa
General Smith
Poore
Massachusetts
Pktice
Fitchburg
Salem
Boston
Sbay
Montelibano
Bath
Paul Shillock
Haydon Y. Grubbs
H. A. Hannigan
Tabaun
Malugo
Xvide
Manika
Capt
Oine
Isidros
Lieut
Grubbs
Shillock
Santa Ana
Edward Atkinson
Col. Miner
War Department
Washington
Dr. Shillock
George Stevens
Co. A
Harry Campbell
Elmer F. Affeldt
Silay
Capt. Poore
Lowell Orchestra Recital Promises Elite Cello and Tenor Standouts
The Lowell Orchestral Society announces next Sunday's recital featuring celebrated cellist Adamowsk i of the Boston Symphony and Boston tenor A K Lane who leads the Cadet operas and the Tufts College Glee Club. Honorary member seats with two reserved seats for the season are selling at Austin's music store but after Friday unclaimed seats go to the public, with the best seats already limited.
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Lowell Orchestral Society
Adamowski
Boston Symphony
A. K. Lane
Boston
Tufts College Glee Club
Austin
Young People Entertained at Fort Hill Avenue Home
Miss Katharine B. Meloy hosted a Wednesday gathering for her young friends at 30 Fort Hill avenue. The event featured piano solos by Etta Hogan, songs by Dorothy Hurd, readings by Helen and Irene Hogan, mandolin and piano duets by the Hogan and Gallagher children, and a vocal duet by Florence and Marion Gallagher.
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Katharine B. Meloy
Fort Hill Avenue
Etta Hogan
Dorothy Hurd
Helen
Irene Hogan
Carl Hurd
Hortense Gallagher
Florence
Marion Gallagher
Irene
May Hogan
Opera House Month of Shows Draws Big Audiences
The E V Phelan company played to large matinee and evening audiences with Lady Audley's Secret and Held by the Enemy receiving strong notices. Franky Carpenter returns next week in Pawn Ticket 210, while Jere Grady leads a stellar company in each play. Victoria Extravaganza and Bryant & Watson Burlesquers are slated for early January bookings.
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E. V. Phelan
Lady Audley
David DeWolf
Sir Michael Audley
Jack Drumier
George Talboy
John L. Clarke
Albert Lamb
Robert Audley
Miss Cameron
Miss Harlan
Alicia Audley
Miss Estelle
Herald Square
Baby Clifford
Captain Swift
Frankie Carpenter
Opera House
Frankie
Jere Grady
Cie
Reta
Gilbert
Vaetors
Azsre Kebler
Carls An &We'ey
le Troy
Moerms
Manger Boody
Mans'lall
Bryant & Watson
Savoy Vaudeville Bill Shines With Robyns Leading Act
No better vaudeville bill has ever been presented in this city then the one now playing at the Savoy theatre. Mr and Mrs Robyns head the bill producing Counsel for the Defense. Beside the Robyns the bill includes Martinetti and Grossi Dollard and Rielly the Connors Sheppards Jones and Sutton. Matinees daily.
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Savoy Theatre
Robyns
Martinetti and
Grossi
Dollard and Rielly
the Connors
the Sheppards
Jones and Sutton
Coontown
Matinees Daily
Becky Sharp at Tremont Opens New Year's Night
Boston theatre season major event as Mrs. Fiske stars in Langdon Mitchells Becky Sharp at Tremont. The production is billed as the most elaborate of her career with a cast of fifty one and over thirty speaking roles. The play draws on Thackerays Vanity Fair and features prominent figures from the novel in a historically charged Pall of the Duchess of Richmond scene.
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Boston
Mrs. Fiske
the Tremont
Becky Sharp
Thackeray
Langdon Mitchell
Becky
Vanity Fair
Duchess of Richmond
Fissxe
John Bowker to Revisit with Transvaal Talk Week of Jan 1
John Bowker, praised by metropolitan critics as Stoddard’s legitimate successor, returns to present Transvaal Talk the week of January 1 with colorful, accurate illustrations. He is joined by Kathryn Osterman and Frederic L Power in a varied program including Louise Gunning singing, Rosalre the aerial ace, West and Williams, the DeForrests, Milli Latine, Hourini, Gallando, and Blanche Ring. Mr and Mrs Chas T Ellis are also highlighted for the January 8 week.
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John Bowker
Keit
Transvaal
Mr. Bowker
Christmas tree function tickets reach older children
Through an error tickets for the Women's Branch of the People's Club Christmas tree event went to children older than the intended age. Only ages 4 to 10 are admitted, with a hundred seats available. The mix up affects those from the Middlesex Women's Club summer playground school. gifts and a feast await the eligible youngsters, and a good time is promised.
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People’s Club
Middlesex Women's Club
Market Recovery After Wide Range of Price Moves
Strong tone marks a market rebound as diverse issues push shares higher. Union Pacific looks toward a dividend next month while Sugar, M. A. and Tobacco lead gains. Bank of England rate sits at 6 percent as London outlines a softer close.
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M. A
Union Pacific
Bank of England
London
Stock Exchange
Delaware corporations discuss ore plans and mill expansions
In an interview with the Boston News Bureau J A Coram reports Cochi i will soon treat 800 tons daily and 12 000 tons monthly as ore grades improve while Navaho mine advances with a new mill plan. Pennsylvania Furnace scales up furnace No 2 with relining upcoming and expects strong demand. Montana Coal & Coke sustains high dividends and rising output while market notes from Kiagat Sears & Co. cover New York markets.
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J. A. Coram
Boston News Bureau
Navaho
Pennsylvania Furnace Company
Montana Coal & Coke Company
Self-made man recalls humble start proverbially
A terse quote traces a rise from “a few dollars” to success, but echoes with a streetwise skeptic remark about affording a car ride. The compact line contrasts two voices, framing ambition and cost in urban life.
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Brady
Joseph Wright
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Houghton, Mich
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Huntington Avenue
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ISIS
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Arthur J. Cummiskey
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Gilbert F. Perley
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