Long Island Public Institution Hearing Resumes
A large audience attended the adjourned inquiry in City Hall as McCaffery faced cross examination. Witnesses described hospital conditions, burial mix ups, and lapses in safety with remarks from Dr. Coggswell and others amid calls for full evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chamber
City Hall
Edwin A. Curtis
Reed
Jenks, Pilsbury and Devlin
Coggswell
Colonel Whitten
House of Correction
McCaffery
John B. Moran
Brandeis
Moran
Curtis
Smith
Waldo Disappears from Chicago Reappears in Florida
Eewin A Waldo once linked with Berkeley Temple has reappeared in Jacksonville Florida. He is hospitalized at St Luke after a street fall and faint. He cannot recall leaving Chicago or his purpose in visiting Jacksonville, with only 1 8 in his pocket. Waldo, about 37, previously worked in Berkeley Temple charitable departments and had wandered away before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eewin A. Waldo
Berkeley Temple
Chicago
Jacksonville
Pun
St. Luke Hospital
Waldo
Department of Charities
Danielsonville
Onn
Paintings by J Appleton Brown At Doll Richards Gallery
An exhibition opens at Doll & Richards 2 Park Street featuring 21 paintings with 11 by J Appleton Brown and 10 by Agnes A Brown. Works include The Edge of the Woods Daisies and Buttercups In the Orchard October and more, on view yesterday and continuing to April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Appleton Brown
Messrs. Doll & Richards
Park Street
Agnes A. Brown
Public art education boosts popular low library shelf sales
The article notes rapid advancement in public artistic education and a shift in furniture access. Paine's Furniture warerooms on Canal Street offer low bookcases at half their former price, making refined home culture more affordable. The shift is described as a clear case of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Canal Street
de Sun
Miss Hawes Concludes Lectures On Gospel of Music
Miss Charlotte W Hawes finished a series of illustrated lectures at Park Street with the topic The Gospel of Music. She spoke about hymnal music and played several piano selections to illustrate the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte W. Hawes
Will Pa ur Stay with the Boston Symphony Orchestra
A Boston rumor revival centers on whether Em Paul will lead the Symphony next season. Col Higginson and Colonel Higginson are cited as negotiating. Gericke may return if offered. Program announcements were omitted signaling possible leadership change. five thousand dollars could settle contract breakage if Paul leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Symphony Orchestra
New York
Higginson
Wilhelm Gericke
Boston
Paur
Gericke
Nikisch
Vienna
Philadelphia
Washington
Higgingon
Europe
Paul Chooses to Stay Amid Military Pressure
Paul desires to remain while Colonel Higginson opposes his stay and Sym phony admirers prefer a more magnetic leader, signaling a leadership rift and factional tensions within the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Higginson
Symphony
Bank Collapse Injures Three Chelsea Laborers in East Boston
A cave-in at a cellar dig near Monmouth and Meriden streets in East Boston left John Dillon and Thomas Glennon with fractures and a third man with minor injuries. Dillon was hospitalized by ambulance, Glennon by patrol wagon to the station amid claims of ambulance delay. All injured men live in Chelsea with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dillon
Thomas Glennon
Boston
Monmouth
Meriden
Dillon
Glennon
Chelsea
Reception for Miss Julia Marlowe at College Club
The College Club at 23 Beacon Street hosted an informal reception for Miss Julia Marlowe yesterday afternoon. About seventy members and guests attended as Mrs. Davis introduced guests including Rose Eytinge and club members Martha Hopkins Blanche Howe Mary Lord Mary Curtis Elizabeth Jordan and Mary Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
College Club
Julia Marlowe
Beacon Street
Miss Marlowe
Woodward
Rose Eytinge
Davis
Grace
Mrs. Davis
Martha Hopkins
Blanche Howe
Mary Lord
Mary Curtis
Elizabeth Jordan
Mary Taylor
Injustice Stated Over Hudson Assault on Morrison
The Post reports Arthur Morrison of Hudson was assaulted with a club by unknown men, a claim he denies. Morrison, once a criminal, has led an honest life for five years, while Arnold of the Fulton Street Mission disputes a $10 loan claim. Morrison reportedly kept $6 from wood sales, arguing it was for services rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur T. Morrison
Hudson
Arnold
Fulton Street
Red Star Line Europe Headquarters to Antwerp
Low winter rates apply for part of April on crossings to Antwerp. BE Adams & Co. represent the line and other ocean services, with Boston offices at 116 State Street offering staterooms and full route and price information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
RED Star
Antwerp
Messrs. BE. A. Adams & Co
Ocean Lines
State Street
Boston
Lecture on Naval Engagements at North Cambridge
The Hon. John Read spoke at Odd Fellows Hall last evening for Post 56 G A R. His talk titled Some Naval Engagements and Prison Experiences was illustrated by stereopticon. A good attendance supported the entertaining event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Read
Odd Fellows’ Hall
North
Cambridge
Unknown Bella Maiker in New York Incident
A woman named Bella Maiker who collapsed in a New York street yesterday and claimed to live in Boston is not known locally. Her name does not appear in the directory, and two Maiker entries there deny knowledge of her.
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Bella Maiker
New York
Boston
Maikers
Boston Theatre and Museum lineup sparks engagements
The article lists engagements and productions in Boston venues. Joe Hart of Hallen & Hart becomes engaged to singer Carrie De Mar. Upcoming shows include Charley’s Aunt at the Park, Fire Rainmakers in Boston, Francis Wilson at Tremont, Ibsen’s Ghosts at Tremont, Tabasco at the Museum, and a cat act at Austin & Stone’s. Also noted are Anna Robinson in A Temperance Town, Cleopatra at Davenport, Prodigal Daughter at Columbia, As You Like It at Hollis, Night Owls at Lyceum, and The Silver King at Bowdoin Square, with boxing at Howard and a 48-girl corn drill for charity at Midway Plaisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hart
Hallen & Hart
Carrie de Mar
Miss de Mar
Mr. Hart
Boston
Anna Robinson
Ruth
Fanny Davenport
Cleopatra
Hollis Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Miss Marlowe
Monray
Cymbeline
Fryity
Theo
Chase
Romeo and
Sulien
Gale
Seate
Progresa
Doonin Helps Save Singers From New York Lodging Plot
Doonin a New York lodging house keeper aided two boys who pretended to seek rooms. Gerry Society arrested C H Sayer and William Burns. cash found on them totaled $11. Sawyer left for New York to retrieve the boys and will return. Burns hoped to sing in a funeral in Boston but no such service occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Doonin
Mr. Doonin
Third Avenue
Doodle City
C. R. Sawyer
Old Colony
Crescent Avenue
Dorchester
William Burns
W. T. Burns
Elmplace
Quincy
Sawyer
Willie Burns
Gerry 5 Society
New York
Boston
Burns
Willie
Mr. Burns
Maplewood Church Dedication Next Sunday by Archbishop Williams
The Maplewood Maiden Roman Catholic church will be dedicated next Sunday by Archbishop Williams, with Confirmation. Boston partygoers may ride electric cars from Scollay Square to Malden Street Revere, transfer to Linden, a five minute walk to the church. The 1:26 Saugus train to Broadway may be taken. Ceremonies begin at 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maplewood
Maiden
Williams
Boston
Scollay Square
Malden Street
Revere
Linden
Saugus
Broadway
Pastor Accused Over Bicycle Ride and Sleighing Parties
In New York on April 5 Robert Dorn of the Holland Reformed Church charges his pastor Rev. G H Miller with a bicycle offense. Dorn says sleighing and coasting trips occurred while his wife was ill. Mrs Miller denies the tale and says the conflict began when her husband had Dora arrested and fined ten dollars for speaking rudely in her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Dorn
Holland Reformed Church
G. H. Miller
Brockton Man Charged in Campello Fire Dies in Car House
J. J. Newman charged with setting a fire at the Chestnut and Main streets Campello building on March 27 was found dead by hanging in an East Side car house about 1 a m today. Public opinion is split over his guilt or innocence. he reportedly faced acquittal if he had appeared in court.
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Boston
Marcella Street
Roxbury
Jenks
Curtis
McCaffery
Brandéis
McCaffary
Fogg
Cogmswell
Joggewell
H Ty Ote
Mr. McCaffery
Brockton
J. J. Newman
Chestnut
Main Streets
Campello
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Officer M'Caffery
New England
Children’s Department
Bannockburn
Switzerland
Clothing House
Washington and
Boylston Sts
Boys’ and Children’s Department
United States
Florida
the Gospel OF Music
Col. Higginson
Auburn Woollen Company
Plymouth Woollen Company
Regent
Continental Clothing, House
East
Post 56
Entertainment
Bella
Marie Burroughs
Boston Post
P. O
Mass
Bob
Columbia
William Seymour
Tremont Theatre
Actors’ Fund of America
Donnelly
Girard
Charley
Francis Wilson
Tremont
Ibsen
Bob’s
Carrie W. Colburn
Union Hall
James A. Bliss
Everett C. Rea
Willard Earle
Bernard Johnson
Gladys Dinsmore
Jessie Anderson
E. Isabelle Parker
Tabasco
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Museum
Walter Allen
J. F. Sheehan
Otis Harlan
Robert E. Bell
Edgar Smith
George W. Thomas
Catherine Lingard
Elvin Crox
Rose Cooke
Grace Vaughn
Austin & Stone
the Park Theatre
the Columbia
Hollis
Henry Jewett
Orlando
Night Owls
Lyceum
Nelson
Palace
Little Proto
Bowdoin Square
Carl F. Haswin
Dick O’brien
the Howard
South Armory
Irvington Street
Entertainments
Bowdoin SQ
Charles BF
Atkinson
Eventoga
Dick O Brien
Old Howard
Hennessy
Billie Hennessy
Howard
Evans and Huffman
Morrellos
Nizarros
Thorn
Englehart
Raymond
Leon Morris Military
Wrestling Pony
Barnum
Venus
James Dandy
Nathan
Mons
Logrenia
Stone & Shaw
Eugene Tompkins
Chas. H. Hoyt
Sth
Robert C. Inderson
Sardou
Boston Museum
Eve
Thos. Q. Seabrooke
Barnet and
Chadwick
Palage Theatre
Austin F
City Sports
Columbia Rich & Harris
Charles Froymans
Forschire
Deorce Thatcher
T. Henry French
American Theatre
Grand Opera House
Joseph Arthr
Sterling Young Aan & Ades
Boston Grand
One House Oak Co
Diplomat Tremont Theatre
America
Marvellous Schaeffers, Casco and Roberts
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