Last Chance to Buy Boston Opera Stock
New shareholders added to the Boston Opera Company list include George H. Nutting and others. The subscription books close tomorrow at noon with stock priced at 100 dollars per share, granting one seat before non stockholders are served. Applications accepted at Hayden, Stone & Co or the opera house offices.
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Roland W. Boyden
John B. Sullivan
Mildred C. Howes
William S. Townsend
William Bloom
Mary Evans Spalding
Carry Wildes Spalding
John A. Sullivan
Frederick Cunningham
Frank R. Arnold
Edith J. Crocker
Florence E. Prince
Daniel B. Coakley
Walter F. Tilton
Albert Greene Duncan
Caroline S. Freeman
Elton G. Cushman
Francis Jenks Cushman
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Boston Opera Company
Hayden, Stone & Co
New Opera House
Whose Child Is This Excerpt From Boston Post Photo Contest
A Boston Post feature invites school children pictured on Exeter Street and around Greater Boston to claim a $5 gold piece. Readers must present themselves at 275 Washington Street third floor by 5 p.m. with a parent or guardian. The article lists several identified children with ages, addresses, schools, and teachers who will receive or save the prize. some plan to bank the money or buy gifts.
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Exeter Street
Post
Awaidis
the Post
Greater
Boston
Washington Street
Acc
William Smith
Fairmont Street
Malden
Richard J. Smith
Sunday Post
Bel- Muscat
Leonard
Margaret Doherty
Edward J. Doherty
Snow Hill Street
North End
St. John’s
Clare Louise
Margaret
Jackson Road
Newton
Frank Womnboldt
Stearns School
Miss Servey
Teresa Mahoney
Baldwin Street
Charlestown
St. Francis de Sales
Constantia
Edna Chase
Clarence M. Chase
Madison Avenue
Winthrop
Pauline Street
Miss Graveson
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
The article notes the death of Rev. Henry Elbert Barnes at 77 in Brookline and recalls his ordination in 1862 in Iowa before moving east in 1876. It also lists church events including Universalist Club at Young's Hotel, Rev. F A Bisbee speaking on Rev. John Hunter's Glasgow visit and banquet at Faneuil Hall on April 25, and remarks by Dr. Jeffrey R Brackett.
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Henry Elbert Barnes
Webster Park
Brookline
Barnes
Iowa
Haverhill
Universalist Club
Young’s Hotel
F. A. Bisbee
John Hunter
Glasgow
Faneuil Hall
Jeffrey R. Brackett
The
Social Workers
Co-Eds Banished From Tufts As New College Opens
Tufts cancels co-ed enrollment for current year students and begins a new college on College Hill to provide educational access for incoming women seeking opportunities at the university.
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Tufts
New College
College Hill
Tufts Trustees Approve Woman’s College Plan at Tufts
Trustees vote to establish Jackson College for Women with separate offices and faculty, while Tufts staff may join the women’s college. A 450 undergraduates include about one third women. buildings to be allocated, new construction planned. Freshmen celebrate verdict with dormitory serenades and campus bonfire.
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Hamilton
Thomas H. Armstrong
Waltham
Tufts
Jackson College For Women
College For Women
Jackson’ College For
American Music Hall Drops Summer Stock for Imported Vaudeville
Summer vaudeville replaces stock productions at the American Music Hall under Lindsay Morison. William Morris, now in Europe, secured European vaudeville acts to debut for Boston audiences alongside a remakably successful season. The plan aims to bring high quality imported novelties to New York and Chicago venues as well.
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Lindsay Morison
American Music Hall
William Morris
Europe
Boston
Morris
New York
Chicago
Annual Banquet of Fulton Debating Society
The Fulton Debating Society of Boston College holds its annual banquet this evening in the Dutch room at Riverbank Court Cambridge. Toasts will be given by James A Coveney David B Waters Louis I Kelleher Leo P Noonan and Thomas A Flynn. The arrangements committee includes Leo F Noonan Edmund J Butler and James V Cronin. Officers are James A Coveney president Joh Monahan vice president John J Kirby secretary and Joseph E Kelley treasurer.
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Fulton Debating Society
Boston College
Riverbank Court
Cambridge
James A. Coveney
Hyde Park
David B. Waters
Newton Centre
Louis I’. Kelleher
Leo P. Noonan
Quincy
Thomas A. Flynn
South Framingham
Leo F. Noonan
Edmund J. Butler
James V. Cronin
South Boston
Joh Monahan
North Abington
John J. Kirby
Joseph E. Kelley
East Boston
Ten year old Annie Epps Gives Birth in County Hospital
Chicago officers opened a juvenile court inquiry into Annie Epps a 10 year old who delivered a girl baby at the County Hospital yesterday.
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Chicago
Juvenile Court
Annie Epps
Protest Milk Ruling Sparks City Meetings and Hearings
Citizens convene at Faneuil Hall to challenge a Board of Health order requiring milk to be sold only in original unopened packages. If adopted after May 11 it could raise prices and bar 2 cent portions, with hearings set for Friday and City Hall next Wednesday. The measure would affect Boston’s 136 million quart annual milk consumption, including 88.4 million quarts sold in small stores.
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Ifaneuil Hall
Board of Health
Faneuil Hall
Pinchot Quits Roosevelt for Future Conservation Talks
Former President Roosevelt plans to discuss conservation with Gifford Pinchot while Kermit goes to Monte Carlo. The impending talks center on forward looking environmental policy and stewardship.
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Kermit
Mons
Pinchot Roosevelts Visit Highlights Porto Maurizio
Gifford Pinchot leaves for Zurich after a day spent with Theodore Roosevelt amid mountain walks. Roosevelt accepts an invitation to address the National Conservation Congress this summer. Porto Maurizio businessmen unveil plans to convert the harbor into a major port, rename it Porto Umberto, and attract foreign visitors including Americans.
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Porto Maurizio
Italy
Mr. Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Zurich
Magagno
Roosevelt
President of Electrical Workers W. J. Roberts
W. J. Roberts is identified as the president of the Electrical Workers union. The fragment notes Roberts in a leadership role within the organization.
Labor Leader of Boston Union 103 Serves Third Term
The Boston Local 103 president, 33, born in Newfoundland, is completing his third term after a January reelection. Local 103, the largest New England electrical workers local, has about 625 members with wages rising from 2 to 4 dollars per day. The union, centered at Wells Memorial Building, wires inside buildings and is 90 percent organized in Boston, affiliated with the American Federation of Labor.
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Boston Union 103
Local 103
New England
United States
Boston
New York
Peter W. Collins
International Brotherhood Electrical Workers
Springfield
E. T. Mallory
International
Electrical Workers
American Federation of Labor
Roberts
Newfoundland
Roosevelt Hungarian trip outlines royal itinerary
Baron Hengelmuller von Hengervar, Austrian ambassador to the United States, reports progress on President Roosevelt's Hungary visit. The journey includes a Budapest lunch with Archduke Joseph, a stop at Count Apponyi's estate near Pressburg, a visit to a state breeding farm, dinner with the Premier, and a departure for Paris. An Austrian program settlement is anticipated after talks with Foreign Minister von Ahrenthal.
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Vienna
Baron Hengelmuller von Hengervar
United States
Budapest
Roosevelt
Count Apponyi
Pressburg
Archduke Joseph
Paris
Mr. Roosevelt
Kerens
Count von Aehrenthal
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