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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1907

Page

7

May Soon Resume Telephone Hearings In Boston

Chairman William E. McClintock said the public hearing on the Post petition for lower telephone rates and better service would resume next week with merchants and business leaders possibly sending representatives. Stone & Webster were chosen as experts to review New England Telephone & Telegraph Company books, with no date set for the report.

William E. McClintock The Highway Commission Post Boston Stone & Webster New England Telephone & Telegraph Company Kansas City American Bell) Telephone & Telegraph Company Edward P. Moxey Ingraham Mr. Moxey Moxey McClintock Manning New England Telegraph and Telephone Company Whitman Associated Board of Teader Young’s Hotel Merchants and Business Men George F. Mead Merchants’ Association Harry W. Cumner Association Mead Governor Guild D. W. Moffett Tremont Street Chelsea A. Epstein Jellison Drug Company Washington Street North Haymarket Square

Record week for opera in Boston brings high receipts

New York April 9 The total receipts of the grand opera in Boston reached seventy thousand dollars according to Director Heinrich Conried. Miss Geraldine Farrar drew the greatest crowds and was credited with the strong financial showing surpassing even Caruso. Most company members have signed for next season with expectations of a record year featuring revivals of old operas and six new works.

New York Grand Opera Boston Heinrich Conried

Petitions for Woman Suffrage Big Across Nations

ALICE STONE BLACKWELL notes massive suffrage petitions in England Sweden and the United States. The letter cites 623000 signatures in Parliament petitions and records in Iowa Illinois New York and a constitutional debate on majority petition thresholds. Leaders across parties in the House of Commons back suffrage, while the writer argues majority petitioning would stall legislation.

Post England Dickinson Iowa Gale Illinois New York Sweden House of Commons Campbell-Bannerman Arthur Balfour William Redmond Keir Hardy Alice Stone Blackwell

O Meara Grants Vacation to Six Months Reserve Men

Commissioner O Meara deviates from precedent by granting one week of vacation to reserve officers with six months service as of May 15, 1907, instead of the previously required year on the force. Vacations will occur between May 16 and November 4, with six month men receiving one week and year men two weeks.

O’meara Police Department

Congressman Leads Posse After Thieves in Montana

Congressman elect Charles N Pray of Montana led a surrounding search at Havre to capture surviving members of the Kid Curry gang of horse thieves and train robbers. The Little Rockies of Chateau County will be surrounded by state and United States officers to bring them to justice and perhaps seize the Kid himself.

Havre Mont Charles N. Pray Montana Curry Little Rockies Chateau County United States

New England Poets Revived in Daily Verse Series

The death of Thomas Bailey Aldrich and the Longfellow Centenary celebration spark renewed interest in New England poets. The Post will publish a daily selection of the best New England verse for a period, aiding teachers and scholars and inviting general readers to revisit favorite works.

Thomas Bailey Aldrich New England The Post

Kronberg Art Sale Sets Auction of 170 Works in Boston

A young Boston artist Louis Kronberg will auction about 170 paintings at Leonard's on Bromfield Street, including many noted canvases and portraits. He plans to move to Europe for several years and wishes to dispose of his productions before departure. The sale features master pieces, stage pictures with Richard Mansfield, Japanese pictures, nude studies, landscapes, marines, and two standout works Judith and the Lotus. The auction runs tomorrow through Saturday.

Boston Leonard’s Bromfield Street Louis Kronberg Hammer Kronberg Europe America Judith Richard Mansfield

Kept Awake by Rabid Patient on Steamboat Chester W Chapin

Three hundred forty passengers on the Norwich line steamboat Chester W Chapin were kept in terror during a night voyage by a rabid passenger in hydrophobia. James J Clark, superintendent of a Jewett City cotton manufactory, died of hydrophobia as the boat reached the pier after being bitten by a pet setter in January.

New York Norwich Line Chester W. Chapin Griffin James J. Clark Jewett City Conn Pasteur Institute Clark

Boston Industrial Home Delivers 29th Annual Report

The Boston Industrial Home released its 29th annual report detailing a year of progress. Superintendent Eliot notes the work’s impact on lives, with drunkards gaining sobriety and many shiftless men becoming industrious, self respecting Christians in a hopeful atmosphere.

Boston Eliot

Dorchester Catholic Club Plans Bigger Minstrel Show

Dorchester Catholics promise a bigger minstrel spectacle with blackfaced comedians, assisted by young women and guest artists, at the Dudley Street Opera House Roxbury on April 18 and 19. The program blends 50 voice minstrelsy, a one act farce, and two musical specials, under coaches Cummings Sheehan and McVey.

Dorchester Catholic Club Dudley Street Opera House Roxbury Cummings Richard Sheehan John R. McVey Eaton Square Greater Boston

The Chambered Nautilus Poem Excerpt

A short excerpt from Oliver Wendell Holmes's The Chambered Nautilus describes a ship of pearl wrecked and the soul’s ascent. It contrasts past and future dwellings, urging growth and buildup of a wiser inner temple as life progresses. Published by Houghton Mifflin and Co. under special permission.

Houghton, Mifflin & Co

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