Hoch the Consul at the Opera House Delights Crowd
Louis Mann and company present a witty comedy about a naturalized consul in a performance praised for strong acting and entertaining political satire. The show included a stylish cast with Walter Green and Denman Maley, along with spectacular stage effects in Le Voyage en Suisse. The program also features The Ivy Leaf and Clyde Fitch's The Meth and the Flame with Anna Barton delivering refined society woman portrayals.
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Hoch
Louis Mann
United States
Carinthia
Corinthia
State Department
Columbia
Prince
Mr. Mann
Walter D. Green
Denman Maley
Charles Halton
Legation
June van Buskirk
Eugenie Hayden
Hanlons
Voyage En Suisse
Bros. Byrne
Opera House
Paris
Switzerland
W. H. Power
Opera
Ireland
Herbert E. Denton
Anna Barton
Emily Lorimer
Clyde Fitch
Miss Barton
Pullman Porter musical at Academy of Music raises interest
Smart & Williams's Octoroons under Clarence W. Logan presented a two act musical comedy The Pullman Porter at the Academy of Music last night. The audience included many women and the farce, while plotless, offered numerous moments of genuine acting by the colored performers. Walter Smart and George Williams provided entertaining performances.
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Smart & Williams
Octoroons
Clarence W. Logan
Ave
Academy of Music
Walter Smart
George Williams
Vaudeville Acts Shine at Lowell Academy of Music
A lively Lowell vaudeville bill features Marion Henry and Eva Fuller songs, Buttercup Evans dance, and a bicycle act by Carlotta Delmar lauded for precision. The show blends music, comedy, and acrobatics with multi-act olio, and promises two more performances alongside upcoming bookings of Marie Corelli's Wormwood and the Great Lafayette. Delmar previously starred in London Paris and Lyons, while the Lafayette engagement showcases a famed master of spectacle and a reimagined Ching Ling Foo routine.
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Marion Henry
Alabama
Eva Fuller
Emancipation
Buttercup Evans
Bill Bailey
Tenie Russell
Sadie Spemperh
Irma Davis
Watermelon Trust
Sherman Coates
James Grundy
Lulu Coates
Tonie Russell
Susie Grundy
Big Sensation Company
Mattie
Blue Ridge
Tom Fletcher
Joe Boswell
Jack Brown
James Burris
Marie Corelli
Wormwood
Academy of Music
Lowell
Dempsey
Lafayette
Ching Ling Foo
Fayette
Fraternal lodge meeting reports and upcoming events
Eirene lodge No 74 held a social planning session with committee members Mrs Tilton Mrs and Mr Robert Smith Miss Ivy Hands installed as financial secretary and Grand Vice Templar Ida Tilton. Victoria lodge initiated two candidates, Wannalancet encampment prep for 33rd anniversary on Nov 6 with music and supper. Lowell council Royal Arcanum whist tournament planned after initiating one candidate. Veritas lodge proceeding with routine business and winter socials.
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Eirene Lodge No. 74
Tilton
Robert Smith
Ivy Hands
Ida Tilton
Old Maids
W. F. Johnson
Nina White
Alice Kelley
Templar Brady
Mt. Zion Lodge
Hands
Lowell
Royal Arcanum
Odd Fellows Temple
Veritas Lodge
Catholic Young Men's Lyceum Social Opens Season
The Catholic Young Men's Lyceum of St. Patrick's parish began its social season with a smoke talk and music at its new Suffolk street quarters last evening. Alderman James O'Sullivan gave a well delivered talk to a large audience, followed by a fine musical programme. The society plans a winter of parties with readings by O'Sullivan Warren Goughlin Bean Hanlon Clune McHugh Kildare, piano solos by McHugh Kelly, and a violin duet by Clune and McHugh.
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Catholic Young Men's Lyceum
St. Patrick’s Parish
Suffolk Street
James O'Sullivan
James Warren
James Goughlin
Peter Bean
John Hanlon
Peter Clune
David McHugh
David Kildare
Arthur McHugh
John Kelly
Messrs. Clune
McHugh
Hadley Street Baptist Ladies Host Supper and Entertainment
The Ladies Aid society of Hadley Street Baptist church held a supper and entertainment last night. Mrs. Clarence Corbett played piano, readings were given by Mrs. Clara Williams of Haverhill, and songs by Miss Mary Johnson. Matron was Mrs. Inez Bean with waitresses Mrs. Henry Smith, Mrs. George Hill, Miss Mary Severance, Miss Mary Goodbeer, Miss Mabel Fields, and Miss Muriel Hill.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Hadley Street Baptist Church
Clarence Corbett
Clara Williams
Haverhill
Mary Johnson
Inez Bean
Henry, Smith
George Hill
Mary Severance
Mary Goodbeer
Mabel Fields
Muriel Hill
Mason Fruit Jars and sugar deal at Dickson's Tea Store
Mason Fruit jars priced at 59c 69c and 79c a dozen with free delivery. Mail or telephone orders welcome. Also 21 pounds of best granulated sugar offered for $1.00. Store located at 68 Merrimack Street Dickson's Tea Store.
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Dickson's Tea
Merrimack Street
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Proof of Genuine Testimonials
The advertisement argues testimonials for Pyramid Pile Cure are genuine and unsolicited, offering a $1000 reward for any false claim. It cites long suffering sufferers cured without surgery, price fifty cents a package, and urges readers to write Pyramid Drug Co. for more information and a cause-and-cure book.
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Pyramid Pile Cure
William Lichtenwalter
Canton
Ohio
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Miss Hobson Debuts With Elsie de Wolfe in The Way of the World
Miss Hobson, cousin of the Merrimac hero, will make her stage debut alongside Elsie de Wolfe in the play The Way of the World. The event highlights a notable family connection and a prominent collaboration in contemporary theater.
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Elsie de Wolfe
Labor Notes and Social Events at 32 Middle Street
The Building Laborers met last night at 32 Middle street, discussing routine business. A separate event by stationary firemen featured a Loom fixers hall entertainment and a box party with a Swindle City quartet providing music, followed by a 20-number dance set with extras. Committee: Hugh Gallagher, Charles Barrett, John Barrett, John Bennett, John Rogers, John McGuinnis, Frank T. Knight, John J. Whelan.
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Middle Street
Swindle City
Hugh Gallagher
Charles Barrett
John Barrett
John Bennett
John Rogers
John McGuinnis
Frank T. Knight
John J. Whelan
Miss Hobson Debuts with Elsie de Wolfe in The Way of the World
Miss Irene Hobson, cousin of the Merrimac hero, makes her stage debut alongside Elsie de Wolfe in The Way of the World. The debutante is noted for talent and beauty as she enters acting.
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Irene Hobson
The
Merrimac
Elsie de Wolfe
Miss Hobson
Medford streetcar mishap ties traffic in square
A large vestibuled Medford car derailed its rear truck after a switch fault near Bridge Street last evening. After half an hour of jack work, the car was reset on the tracks and resumed service. Pelham, Salem and Hudson line cars ran on half hour time into the city, noted as extra large with two step running boards and fast, comfortable rides.
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Medford
Bridge Street
Pelham, Salem and Hudson Railroad
Worthen Street Methodist Ladies Aid Society Meeting
The Worthen Street Methodist Church Ladies Aid held its annual meeting last night, reporting receipts of 479.01 for the year and expenditures of 437.76 leaving 46.23. Officers elected: President Mrs J R Smith. vice presidents Mrs J W Pead and Mrs Walter Thissell. secretary Miss Lottie Brown. treasurer Miss Starriet Hill. managers Mesdames Staples Fowler Kidder Proctor Fuller Leland and Lizzie Brady and Misses Mary Hardy and Rose Slye.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Worthen Street Methodist Church
Epworth League
J. R. Smith
J. W. Pead
Walter Thissell
Lottie Brown
Starriet Hill
Norwich Man Suffers Broken Wrist in Street Accident
At 12 30 this morning an ambulance was sent to Gorham and Union streets to take William Reardon aged 25 of Norwich Connecticut to St Johns hospital He had fallen and broken his right wrist and severed an artery in the incident
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Standard Oil
Bradford B. MacGregor
Gorham and
Union Streets
St. John’s Hospital
William Reardon
Norwich
Conn
Robbery Haunts Montoursville Power House
Five masked men raided the Montoursville Electric power house in Williamsport area. Engineer Alem Bly fired, killing one robber and wounding two others. Bly was wounded twice but will recover as the gang fled with their fallen comrade unidentifiable.
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Williamsport
Montoursville
Electric Company
Alem Bly
Bly
Strike Still Unsettled In New Orleans Rail Strike
After four days of fruitless talks to end the street car men strike started by dissatisfied workers of the New Orleans Railway company, negotiations collapsed tonight and the company announced plans to run a number of cars tomorrow morning.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Railway Company
Weyler to resign post over royal decree dispute
Madrid reports that Gen Weyler minister of war will resign at the opening of the Chamber of Deputies due to King Alfonso's refusal to sign certain military decrees presented to Weyler. The move reflects a constitutional clash arising from royal assent to military orders.
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Madrid
Weyler
Chamber of Deputies
Alfonso
Depew and Payne Open New York State Campaign At Carnegie Hall
Senator Chauncey M. Depew and Congressman Zerno E. Payne spoke at a Republican mass meeting in Carnegie Hall to launch the state campaign and ratify Saratoga convention nominations. Payne praised Roosevelt and Odell and addressed state issues, opposing the idea of freeing all large manufacturing trusts from tariffs.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Zerno E. Payne
Carnegie Hall
Saratoga
Payne
Roosevelt
Odell
Old Colony Railway Offers Coal at Cost to Employees
Fall River October 2 The Old Colony Street Railway posted notices at all barns stating that all employees may be supplied with bituminous coal at cost price. The order is said to apply across the entire system.
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Fall River
Old Colony Street Railway Company
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