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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1916

Page

24

Promised bribe to dancer in Boston Opera House dispute

Witness Barocci testified that Miss Makletzova agreed under pressure to perform The Enchanted Princess for extra money, reportedly $100 from the Metropolitan Opera Company. He said the money was not reported to the Opera, and other witnesses corroborated the dressing room discussion. Trial to continue Monday with Diaghileff expected to testify.

Randolfo Barocci Diaghileff John Brown Metropolitan Opera Company Ance E. C. Stone Miss Makletzova Metropolitan Company Hans Henkel Sheepshead Bay N. Y Henkel Barocci Stanislaw Trugeski Warsaw Poland

Promised $100 Extra For Zinia Makletzova Performance

Miss Makletzova testified in the Superior Court that prior to a Boston Opera House engagement she was promised $100 extra by Sergei Diaghileff but never received it. The testimony came during her $10,000 damage suit for breach of contract against her former director.

Zenia Makletzova Boston Opera House Miss Makletzova Sergei Diaghileff Chase

Hubbardston Loses Last Barber in Town

Hubbardston, April 14. The town’s only barber, Wilfred N. Jarvis, has closed his shop and plans to move to Worcester. He says business here is poor and Hubbardston men may have to trim or shave their own whiskers.

Hubbardston Wilfred N. Jarvis Worcester

Mrs Bryant’s Funeral Held Monday at Emmanuel Church

Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Brimmer Bryant 92 of 61 Beacon Street will be at 11 AM Monday at Emmanuel Church 15 Newbury Street The Rev Elwood Worcester D D will officiate She died yesterday at her Beacon Street home She is mother of Lady Francis A Channing of London and aunt of Colonel W D Sohier

Bryant Elizabeth Brimmer Bryant Beacon Street Francis A. Channing London W. D. Sohier Emmanuel Church Newbury Street Elwood Worcester D. D

Burglary Suspect Arrested After Employer Theft Probed

Christopher R. Murray of 58 Bennett Street Wakefield was arrested yesterday on a breaking and entering charge after confessing to a theft linked to Brown de Loria Co. of 89 South Market Street. The firm had decided not to prosecute when thefts totaling about $2000 were reported.

Brown, de Loria & Co South Market Street Christopher R. Murray Bennett Street Wakefield

Murray Surrenders as Arrest Warrant Is Served

Murray was arrested after surrendering to police at headquarters yesterday afternoon. An indictment alleges larceny of 2000 dollars from Albert C. Brown over two years and a 397.40 theft from a firm safe on April 4. He blamed a desire to appear well in his profession for the robberies. Police found 213 dollars hidden at his home behind the furnace.

Murray Albert C. Brown

Testimony Mirrors Cozy Drama in New York Court

In New York on April 14 Mrs Mary E Compris confronted Claudia Scott in her husband Maurice's studio. Witnesses described Scott dozing in a sheer robe while Maurice wore pink pajamas. Compris then posted a court decree on the library wall as a response to Scott's question.

New York Claudia Scott Mary E. Compris Maurice Justice Newburger Supreme Court Miss Scott Compris

State urged to back 3 million bond for Pilgrim tercentenary

General Edgar R. Champlin urged Ways and Means to approve a 3 million dollar state backed bond for a Pilgrim tercentenary exposition. He asked for a special commission to run the event and proposed a permanent world exhibition area connected to the exposition.

House of Representatives Edgar R. Champlin

Booth launches girls national home guard in nation wide program

Miss Theodora Booth daughter of Mr and Mrs Ballington Booth of the Volunteers of America announces a non military but patriotic girls national home guard. The program trains young women for citizenship in times of peace and prepares them for national service.

Patchogue N. Y Theodora Booth Ballington Booth The Volunteers of America Girls National Home Guard

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