Festival Opens at Copley Hall by Actors' Church Alliance
The festival opened yesterday afternoon in Copley Hall with Rev. George Wolfe Shinn as president. The Boston chapter's work was praised by Hon. Charles G. Ensign who read regrets from Governor Bates and other officials. Nixon Waterman contributed a poem. Booths depict eras of dramatic art with gilted dramatist names. Last night three 11th century miracle plays from the Chester series were staged by local actors, adapted by Beulah Marie Dix and directed by Clayton D. Poe. repeats tonight.
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Langtry
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Isaac
Beulah Marie Dix
Clayton D. Poe
Parry Attacks Labor at Manufacturer Convention In New Orleans
In New Orleans on April 14 the National Association of Manufacturers opened with James W. Porch presiding. Parry condemned organized labor as a mob power relying on force and boycotts, denounced Chicago tyranny and AFL as breeding boycott threats, and rejected conciliation and arbitration as failures.
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Lorenz Arrives in New York for Armour Clinic
Dr Adolf Lorenz arrived in New York aboard the Lahn from Genoa and will proceed to Chicago to remove a hip cast from Lolita Armour daughter of J Ogden Armour. He previously operated on the child during his last U S visit.
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America
Pullman Sleeping and Day Cars Add Boston New York Service
Four new Pullman sleepers enter service on the Boston to New York route via the Springfield line with daily 11:15 p m departures from Boston and 11 p m from New York. The day train via Springfield now features Pullman coaches and parlor cars and departs both cities at 4 p m. A dining car operates between Boston and Springfield.
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Husband at Gang Plank Elopement Ends in New York Return
Mrs Kate Vercelli returns from New York reporting an alleged elopement lasting only hours. The incident left a deserted wife with seven children in dire need. An irate husband, Louis Canzano, hurried to New York to stop a planned Italy trip and determine next steps with authorities.
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Flight of Canzano and Mrs. Vercelli Shocks North End
Louis Canzano former head waiter at Hotel Italy and Mrs. Joseph Vercelli fled together to New York after a supposed affair. Vercelli raced to intercept the pair, arriving in the city with his wife to confront them. Mrs. Canzano plans to sue for alienation of affections.
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Morgan's Wall Street Rescue by Morgan and Allies
The Post reports that Morgan and allied financiers including Hill Harriman Widener Ryan Hollins and others intervened to steady the stock market after heavy selling. A Morgan-led conference at J P Morgan & Co pledged unlimited support, aiding a recovery that erased about half of Monday's losses and boosted investor sentiment.
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Wall Street Pressures Roosevelt Over Mergers
The World reports that powerful Wall Street interests have appealed to President Roosevelt to halt further action against corporate mergers following the adverse Northern Securities decision.
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the World
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Justice Dept Sees Northern Securities to Appeal Supreme Court
The Department of Justice has no information suggesting any abandonment of the case by Northern Securities Company. All available information indicates the company will appeal to the United States Supreme Court and fight the case to the end.
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Longtime Randolph Couple Samuel Fisk and Lucy Gooch
Samuel N. Fisk born June 25 1817 in Williamstown and Lucy M. Gooch born November 20 1814 in Braintree, married December 28 1840. They have resided in Randolph for nearly 25 years and are respected farmers and Mason and Eastern Star members. They have three children, Gil bert who died serving the country, John in business in Randolph, and Almira who cares for them at home.
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Oldest New England Couple Sought by Boston Post
The Boston Post invites photos of the oldest married couple in New England. Submit a 200 word sketch with birth and marriage dates, address, children count, and notable life details to Old Couple Editor, Post, Boston. Prizes include a Morris Chair and a Rocking Chair delivered to the winning couple.
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Obstinate Rosie Jacobs Defies Landlord in Hanover Street Tenement
A Boston landlord's effort to eject Rosie Jacobs from the first floor tenement at 287 Hanover Street has been met with fierce resistance. The owner Edmund Laws seeks possession while Jacobs and her family, including two sons, a daughter, and an invalid husband, stand firm. Police and a crew of four men are prepared for possible trouble as the tenant vows to stay and the owner vows to remove her.
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Hanover Street
Rosie Jacobs
Edmund T. Laws
T Wharf
Allen Street
Chapman
Laws
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