The Medicine Man comic opera at Hollis Street Theatre
MIT students join Harvard Cadets in presenting a new comic opera The Medicine Man at Hollis Street Theatre. Proceeds support athletics with patrons including Mrs. Walcott and Professor Runkle. The show features a ballet of forty athletes in vivid costumes and a cast of noble red men and red women with noted librettist Samuel Merwin and composer Clarence Dickinson.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard
Hollis Street
Medicine Man
Roger Walcott
Julia Ward Howe
John D. Runkle
Louise Chandler Moulton
Charles R. Cross
Oliver Ames
Henry P. Talbot
J. Montgomery Sears
William T. Sedgwick
W. F. Apthorp
Henry Austin Clapp
John YP. Sutherland
Frederic . Vinton
William H. Niles
Samuel J. Mixter
Arlo Bates
C. P. Curtis
Mra
D. W. Cheever
Gaetano Lanza
Samuelt
George Tfedin
Jotesnor
Dwight Porter
F. J. Stimson
Amory A. Lawrence
W. B. Kehew
Alfred Hemenway
Charles Follen Adams
Janet Edmondson Walker
John Mullaly
John Coleman
Samuel Merwin
Clarence Dickinson
Coleman
Fitchburg Lease to Boston & Maine Ratified
Lawrence April 5 The Fitchburg railroad lease to the Boston & Maine was ratified by Boston & Maine stockholders by 137 085 to 29 against. The vote empowered issuing bonds of 5 600 000 to carry out the lease and appointed an attorney to approve them.
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Lawrence
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine
Boston & Maine Railroad
Annual Report of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston
The twenty fourth annual trustees report notes higher admissions 225,318 up from 202,206 and 23,113 more. 6,472 paid versus 16,641 unpaid. Bequests totaled 17,154.21 from Mrs Julia B H James and 9,250 from Mrs Caroline S Guild. Robert C Billings left 100,000 to the museum and the same to the School if funds remain. Moseley will add South Street real estate valued at 145,000. New appointments include Walter M Cabot curator of the Japanese department and Emil Richter assistant to the print department. Alice A Gray shifts to Ipswich museum work. J D H Luce resigns as assistant treasurer.
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The
Museum of Fine Arts
Julia B. H. James
Caroline S. Guild
Robert C. Billings
Alexander Moseley
South Street
Boston
Walter M. Cabot
Emil Richter
S. R. Koehler
Alice A. Gray
Ipswich
J. D. H. Luce
Fugitive William Wigginton Arrested in City
A Nova Scotia boat arrival led to the arrest of William Wigginton, 40, of Annapolis, Nova Scotia, by a Pemberton Square inspector. He is wanted in Annapolis on a $128 embezzlement charge while serving as city collector, with missing funds allegedly not accounted for. Annapolis authorities were notified and will send a representative to secure the prisoner.
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Nova Scotia
Pemberton Square
William Wigginton
Annapolis
Igginton
Bliss Found Guilty In Counterfeiting Case
The jury found P. N. Bliss guilty after nearly six hours of deliberation in the United States District Court. Bliss, a Winthrop photographer, is already serving four years in State prison for counterfeiting Canadian and American notes and bills. No sentence date was set.
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P. N. Bliss
Winthrop
Illiamins
Canada
United States District Court
Rapid progress on L road through Charlestown section
Work continues day and night on the L railroad line with the route to Thompson square and Hancock square within reach. Freight yard girders arrive for the Fitchburg elevated system while Dudley street loop and station construction advance. Cars from Wason Westinghouse and others are prepared for exhibition tests at night in the subway side track near Adams and Haymarket squares.
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Charlestown
Thompson Square
Hancock Square
Dudley Street
Fitchburg
North Union Station
Wason
Westinghouse
Adams Square
Haymarket Square
Beckham officials deny force to seize state house
In Frankfort on April 5 representatives of the Beckham administration refused rumors that force would be used to seize the State House if the Court of Appeals decides the contest cases. They stated no action would occur until the United States Supreme Court acts.
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Frankfort
Beckham
State House
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Toledo
Common Pleas
Ohio
State Supreme Court
Pastor Ozora S. Davis Confirmed at Central Church Newtonville
The Rev. Ozora S. Davis, recently installed at Central Congregational Church Newtonville, was confirmed as pastor yesterday afternoon by the ecclesiastical council.
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Ozora S. Davis
Central Congregational Church of
Newtonville
Ecclesiastical Council
Children Escape Cremation After Fire on Fourth Floor
Two small children of Mrs. Gertrude Spaneman found matches in a room at 9 Lowell Street and started a fire. The flames spread quickly but the family escaped unharmed though Mrs. Spaneman suffered minor facial burns. Fire crews were summoned but not needed. damage totaled zero dollars.
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Gertrude Spaneman
Lowell Street
Major Macnamara Stricken By Apoplexy At Custom House
Major Daniel G. Macnamara suffered apoplexy on duty at 9 30 yesterday at the custom house. He was taken to the emergency hospital and placed on the dangerous list. A well known Irish American, he served in the Civil War with the Fighting Ninth under Col Cass and spoke at the Cass monument dedication. He had long ties to the custom house.
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Daniel G. Macnamara
Custom House
Major Macnamara
Cass
Fraud Trial of Benjamin Chase Over $3000 Asset Concealment
Benjamin Chase proprietor of a Hanover Street millinery shop faced trial in the U S District Court for allegedly concealing more than $3000 to defraud creditors in a bankruptcy case. Prosecutors claim Chase moved funds from Blackstone National Bank to Puritan Trust in his wife’s name prior to bankruptcy petitions.
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Benjamin
Chase
Hanover Street
United States’ District Court
United States
Blackstone National Bank
Puritan Trust Company
Defends U.S. Pork in Turkish Edict Protest
Secretary Hay sent a strong protest to Turkey opposing an edict that would exclude American pork. The note denies any claims of unwholesomeness and demands adequate evidence before enforcing the decree, warning of serious consequences if not substantiated.
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Hay
Washington
Turkey
Saw Mill Explosion Witnesses at Coeur d Alene Probe
R R Rogers bookkeeper and WARDEN Coakley testified at the Coeur d Alene investigation. Rogers described the milk blow and shooting during the affray. Coakley defended prison management, denying bad food or abuse and presenting a detailed prisoner report.
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Washinton
R. R. Rogers
Bunker Hill
Coakley
Coeur d'Alene
Rogers
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Francis Blair
Driscoll
Arthur Gunderson
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James Lockermann Taylor, Jr
Charles Emmet McCarthy
Roland
Ball Pender- Bast
Brownie Aerie
Mortimer Ristol Foster
Robert Rushworth
Jordan Aurice Goldenberg
Brownies
Ansen
Oliver Ta
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John Ae Morse
Lewis Emery
James
Derby
Rowe
Tech’s
J. ‘R.morse
F. Peasled
Paul Hansen
C. P. Scudder
W. H. H. Moses
M. B. Foster
R. R. Jordan
M. Goldenberg
Clothing Emporium
Washington Street
Bliss
Jorden Mars
Han
Col
Sturday
Cnvine
Besas Teimmeed
John Bull
Benjamin 8. Chase
U. S
Idaho Mine
Coeur d’ Alene
Public Service Committee
Middle
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Tremont Street
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Russia
Washington’ St
Washington St
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