Tetrazzini Concert at Opera House in Boston
Luisa Tetrazzini returned to Boston after years to perform at the Opera House with bass James Goodard and pianist Pietro Cimara. Cimara opened with solos and accompanied Tetrazzini while Goodard offered songs by LaForge Dunn and Tschaikowsky and the aria I Ladoro spirito from Verdi’s Simon Boccanegra, with encores after applause.
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Ton Opera House
Luisa Tetrazzini
Boston
Mme
Tetrazzini
James Goodard
Pietro Cimara
I Laderato Spirito
Verdi
Simon Boccanegra
Tetrazzini Delights Crowd Despite Hoarseness In Concert
The third group on the programme featured Mme Tetrazzini who, though slightly out of breath and with some hoarseness, delivered a masterful performance. She captivated the audience with stage manner and charm before singing, then earned applause with two encores. Her voice shows better balance with improved middle and lower registers, even as fortissimo passages appear brassy. The singer’s poise and artistry left the crowd eager for more encores.
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Mme. Tetrazzini
Mr. Caruso
Caruso
Tetrazzini
Miuve Tetrazzini
Mme
Loth
Mme. Tetrazzingo
Victor
Federation Concert Delights Boston Audience at Colonial Theatre
The American Federation Symphony Orchestra of Boston conducted by Emil Mollernhauer presented a second Colonial Theatre concert featuring ex Boston Symphony members Fredric Fradkin violin Gustav Heim trumpet and Theodore Cella harp as soloists. The programme included works by Thomas Saint Saens Tschaikowski Bizet and Wagner and was praised for its attractive and well executed performances.
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American Federation Symphony Orchestra of
Boston
Emil Mollernhauer
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Colonial Theatre
Fredric Fradkin
Gustav Heim
Theodore Cella
Boston Symphony
Thomas
Pageant by Second Church Sunday School Opens Easter Service
Children of Second Church presented the pageant The Renewal of Life at Beacon Street and Audubon Road yesterday forenoon before the Easter service. Miss Frances Cadman wrote the pageant with Miss Eleanor Widger reader and Miss Edna B Ditmars directing the class. The allegorical roles were performed by Sunday school members in suitable costumes.
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Second Church
Marjory Tarbell
Robert McCormack
Bluebirds
Marjory Bolton
Crocus
Barbara Livermore
Barbara Smith
Edna B. Ditmars
Harriette Thayer
Sunlight
Hope Kelsey
Snowdrop
Claire Kylie
Virginia Gould
Earth
Winthrop Wetherbee
Rosalind Kelsey
Flora Taglialatela
Spirit of Resurrection
Wayne Latham
Jack Adams
Sylvia Shippen
Caritas
Beacon Street
Audubon Road
Frances Cadman
Eleanor. Widger
Bishop Hughes of Portland Dead in Cleveland
Bishop Matthew Simpson Hughes of Portland Oregon died in a Cleveland hotel today of pneumonia after illness since Friday. He was 57 born in West Virginia and ordained a Methodist bishop in 1916 after pastoring in Grinnell Iowa Portland Missouri Minneapolis Kansas City and Pasadena. His brother Bishop E A Hughes of Boston plans to attend the memorial services.
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Cleveland, O
Matthew Simpson Hughes
Portland
Ore
West, Virginia
Hughes
Grinnell
Iowa
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Pasadena
Cal
E. A. Hughes
Boston
City Laborers Consider Strike Over Wages and Demands
City union reports show laborers earn 8.50 dollars daily while mechanics receive 4 to 4.50. City budget offers a 0.50 increase. workers demand a flat 1 dollar rise. Teamsters executive committee meets Wednesday at 95 Washington street to decide on strike sanction. James T. Moriarty, Boston City Council president, attended and spoke.
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Teamsters Council
Washington Street
James T. Moriarty
Boston
Patrolman Fights Off Gangsters at Drug Store
Patrolman Allen Gray of the East Dedham street station battled 11 gangsters after discovering a crowd attempting to jimmy a drug store at Washington and Canton streets last night. He lost his hat in the melee.
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Jimmy
Washington and
Canton Streets
Allen Gray
East Dedham Street
Ex-Service Man Foils Robbery Bid At Drug Store
Gray a former service man on his way home observed five men loitering near a drug store and alert for a break in. While signaling the station house he was held up by two more men and a fight followed. He fought free and the gang fled under streetlamp light. He sustained minor injuries.
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Gray
Jimmy
Matt
Edwin E Graves Seized In Medford Conspiracy Case
Edwin E Graves 44 a business man tied to the Upholsterers Union was arrested at 1 30 this morning at 48 Cushing street Medford on a conspiracy charge. State Attorney Mc Clay Coyne of Chicago requested the arrest fearing Graves involved in bombings linked to a Chicago strike. Chicago officers report 11 others were arrested last night and seven of the men confess to bombing six homes and assaulting two factory foremen.
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Edwin E. Graves
Cushing Street
Medford
McClay Coyne
Chicago
Graves
Chicag
Maine clergyman dies after long ministry
The Rev. Edwin C. Brown a Congregational minister for 30 years in Dexter Freeport Veazie Bangor and Island Falls died at his home after several months of illness.
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Bangor
Eawin C. Brown
Dexter
Freeport
Veazie
Island Falls
Reichswehr drives Reds from Duisburg in street battles
Report from Duisburg describes heavy machine gun and artillery fire as Reichswehr forces cleared out Reds in pitched street fighting. Four citizens were killed and several injured, with a Belgian child and soldier casualty noted. Destruction included shattered shop windows and piled glass in gutters.
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Duisburg
Rhenish
Prussia
Duesseldorf
Associated Press
Reichswehr
Red Army
Rhine
Sonnewall Street
Reds
Bismarck
Kasslerfelder Street
Ba Bbl Financial Figures From Unclear Ledger
A fragment shows numeric values in a sequence with figures such as 210 17.25 1.95 16.00 and 190 15.25 1.90 15. It appears to record quantities and prices across multiple entries without clear context or labels.
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