Railroad Superintendents Elect Officers at RacuMont Meeting
The ninth regular meeting of the Association of American Railroad superintendents was held in RacuMont Va on April 15. Officers elected include W H Stevenson president J M Motenay first vice president Waterman Stone secretary and KR M Sally treasurer. Executive committee members elected are J D Barton J P Farber L W Palmer and A A Folson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RacuMont
Association of American Railroad Superintendents
W. H. Stevenson
New York, New Haven
Hartford
J. M. Moteany
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Waterman Stone
Providence
Warren and
Bristol
KR. MM. Sally
Petersburg
J. D. Barton
Long Island
J. P. Farber
Goeston and
Maine
L. W. Palmer
New York
New England
A. A. Folson
Botton
Mercantile Library Association
Henry B. Stanwood
Reen
Ws Sweet
J. S. Blair
G. P. Denny
W. Lice
Joseph M. Wightman
Solomon Carter
Edward J. Hathorne
John A. Ordway, Jr
Wm. Stanford Stevens
Nathan Crowell
J. Frederick Rogers
George W. Colby
Everett W. Burdett
Andrew
Frariog, Jr
John H. Payne
Robert Edward Babson
T. G. Wedman
Albert E. Pillsbury
Inquest Finds Madison Square Garden Race Ties Death
The Brooklyn youth Joseph Gohen who took part in a six day contest at Madison Square Garden died a week after the race. The inquest jury ruled the match and exposure likely aggravated his death and urged the legislature to bar rinks from holding any match exceeding four hours on the rink and to bar prolonged exhibitions.
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New York
Joseph Gohen
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Lincoln memorial services hindered by bad weather
Springfield Illinois April 15 due to unpropitious weather the Lincoln memorial services drew a smaller crowd than expected. Attendees traveled from surrounding towns and cities to a state house gathering featuring Gov Ogtexby J Consling John A Logan General Sherman and Dr Sturkioff. Letters from President Cleveland ex president Arthur Robert Lincoln and ex president Hayes expressed regrets at not attending.
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Springfield
Itil
State House
Gov. Ogtexby
J. ©. Consling
John A. Logan
Sherman
Sturkioff
St. Louis
Cleveland
Arthur
Robert Lincoln
Hayes
Canadian heirs claim link to Lawrence Townley estate
Poronvo Ont April 1 1924 Canadian heirs of the Lawrence Townley estate in England presented records to Solicitor Willis proving their descent from John Lawrence and Mary Townley. A missing link was found and no trouble is seen in proving the claim. Reports say over 40 million dollars has been awarded to Mrs Sidney T Brown of Bagdad North Dakota a relative to the heirs. Mr Wilson will travel to New York Tuesday to confer with American heirs. The estate is said to be worth 500 million dollars.
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Poronvo
Lawrence-Townley
England
Willis
John Lawrence
Mary Townley
Sidney T. Brown
Bagdad
Wilson
New York
Judge Denies Injunction Over Safety Valve Patents
Indianapolis news reports Judge Wood denied Consolidated Safety Valve of Boston a preliminary injunction against E B Kunkle of Fort Wayne to restrain him from infringing Richardson pop safety valve patents. Ruling held prior Chicago decision favored Kunkle on same issues.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wood
United Staates Court Today
Consolidated Safety Valve Company of
Boston
E. B. Kunkle
Ft. Wayne
Supreme Court
Washington
Kunkle
Blodgett
Chicago
Train wreckers spotted on Boston and Lowell line near Little’s station
Mashua New Hampshire April 15 The morning freight train bound for Boston encountered railroad ties placed to wreck the Boston and Lowell line near Little's station. The band uncovered and removed the ties before a later train encountered them. The obstructions were evidently replaced but were seen in time and caused no damage.
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Mashua
Boston
Boston and
Doctor Levi Wilson Defends Suit Against Moen for 150000
In Providence on April 15 Dr. Levi Wilson, plaintiff in the suit against Philip L. Moen of Washburn Moen Worcester, for 150000, produced letters showing large transactions with Moon, but refused to explain the business by which such sums were received, saying the claim is honorable and legitimate and the case will be tried.
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Providence
Levi Wilson
Philip L. Moen
Washburn & Moen
Worcester
Moen
Moon
Barker predicts imminent war between Russia and England
Philadelphia April 15. Mr. Wharton Barker of Barker Bros. & Co. who has represented the Russian government in financial matters in the United States and who has traveled widely in Russia said today he believed war between Russia and England would be declared within a month.
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Philadelphia
Wharton Barker
Barker Bros. & Co
Russia
England
Magistrate frees sellers of fake fight tickets
Philadelphia magistrate Lennon discharged Silly O'Brien and others who sold licenses for a Sullivan versus McCaffrey fight advertised but not possible, ruling no conspiracy to defraud. Martin Killacky initiated the complaint. O'Brien then redeemed Killacky's admission tickets.
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Philadelphia
Lennon
Silly O’brien
Sullivan
McCaffrey
Martin Killacky
O’ Brien
Killacky
Palmer Water Company Organizes in Springfield
Palmer Mass April 15 Subscribers to the stock met in Springfield and organized with C L Goodhills as president J H Gamewell as treasurer and C K K Gamewell as clerk Directors named L Goodhue K Gamewell F B Lawton T A Clark and J H Gamewell. Construction work on the water system will begin soon.
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Palmer
Mass
Palmer Water Company
Springfield
C. L. Goodhills
J. H. Gamewell
C. K K. Gamewell
Governor designates May first Arbor Day in Vermont
Governor Pingree named Friday May 1 as Arbor Day and urged that it be a general holiday. He invited municipal and religious bodies, improvement societies, school officers and teachers, and all citizens to aid in promoting the observance and its goals across Vermont communities.
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White River Junction
Goyv. Pingree
Afe
Cay
Beaudry's Shanties Desecrated for Orphan Asylum Plan
In Montreal on April 1, Notre Dame clergy moved to clear Beaudry's shanties on St Urbain Street to build an orphan asylum. Beaudry reportedly left over $500,000 to the Roman Catholic church. The shanties stood in Montreal's most disreputable quarter.
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Montreal
Miss Frances E K Willard Denies Presbytery Letter
INCHICAGO April 15 Miss Frances EK Willard denies sending any communication to the Hillsboro presbytery claiming she received divine revelation and disavows addressing that body in any manner.
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Inchicago
Frances EK
Willard
Associated Press
Hillsboro Presbytery
Italian murder case unchanged as Boni and Harrington cling to old statement
In Thomaston Maine on April 15 the Italian murder case shows no change. Fathers Boni Boston Peterson and Harrington Rockland met Sentere and Capone yesterday and today and remain firm in their prior claim that Coscia was the victim of the murder.
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Thomaston
Boniface
Boston
Peterson
Harrington
Rockland
Sentere
Capone
Coscia
Grant Busy At Home As Bulletins Stress Improvement
New York April 15 bulletin at 9 am notes Gen Grant sleeps 83 hours with pulse 74 and normal temperature. Doctors report improved general condition, throat irritation relieved, and patient cheerful. Announcement explains bullets cover plain facts and that several prior attacks were due to disease complications.
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New York
Grant
Shrady
Sam
Mountains
West
Seaboard
Mormon Church Denounces Arnold in Unlawful Cohabitation Case
SALT LAKE CITY, April 15. The Mormon church organ condemns O P Arnold for pleading guilty to unlawful cohabitation and vows Latter Day Saints to remain faithful to church laws. It argues renouncing any priestly obligation harms the faith and predicts contempt for those who depart. A following column attacks Christianity as a failure.
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Arnold
Salt Lakar
U. T
Mormon Church
O. P. Arnold
New Line of Steamers to Venezuela from New York
The Mail and Express reports a steamship line to run between New York and Venezuela. The first vessel, to be christened El Calleo, is under Ramage and Ferguson of Leith and will be 1600 to 1700 tons. Major American ownership and Joseph Agestein of Broad Street lead the project. The line aims to navigate the Macareo river and land cargo at Port Lastablas, with praise for expected profits.
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New York
Mail and Express
Aline
Venezuela
Leith
Scot
Ramage & Ferguson
el Calleo
Joseph Agestein
Broadstreet
Macares
Port Lastablas
Ciucad Bolivar
Principal arraigned in prize fight case in Dover
Robert Greene was arraigned in Dover police court for being a principal in the Greene Pearl prize fight held last Monday. Edward McGrath faced perjury charges, pleaded guilty, and was committed to the county jail in default of 80 dollars bond to await the September supreme court term. Police Officer Stevens, Greene, and a newspaper reporter were ordered to recognize as witnesses at the supreme court.
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Dover
N. H
Robert Greene
Supreme Court
Edward McGrath
Siterncon
He P
Stevens
Peace Commission Leaves Panama for Buenaventura
The peace commission departed Panama for Buenaventura with little hope of success from their efforts. Admiral Jouett visited Panama and inspected the U S Marines detachment. An attack by the government force from Buenaventura seemed almost certain, though they currently lack transports.
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Panama
Galveston
Peace Commission
Buenaventura
Admiral Jouett
United States
Responsibility for Startling Disaster Laid on Buddensick
New York April 15 building examiners found the Eleventh Avenue row from Sixty-first to Sixty-second streets built by Buddensick in unsafe, dangerously weak condition and ordered demolition. August Todenbusch, arrested as a witness against Buddensick, was arraigned. District attorney alleged Buddensick’s responsibility. The supreme court granted a writ of habeas corpus in Charles Frank’s case, sub contractor charged with manslaughter, returnable tomorrow. Inspections show inferior materials and mortar with sandy loam and lime, poorly mixed, walls with little lateral strength. Doench urged removal of examiners Daley and Mackey. Buddensick held in $30,000. Franck bail remained high.
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Buddensick
New York
Eleventh A
August Todenbusch
Deeneh
Doench
Daley and
Mackey
Yorkville
Franck
Italian minister inquiry sparks State Department reply
A special despatch reports informal statements from Italy's minister to the State Department regarding newspaper publications about Mr Reilly. The secretary of state's reply displeases Russia's kava, who telegraphs for instructions while Keilly's record is examined. Vilas to require stringent exams for post office inspectors before appointment and the president may appoint ex-Senator Jove as New Orleans collector soon.
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Washington
State Department
Reilly
Italy
Kava
Keilly
Vilas
Manton
Georgia
Russia
Housatonic National Bank
Stockbridge
Mass
Jove
New Orleans
Mendon conference hears petitions on West Medway dispute
In Wrentham Mass on April 15 the Mendon conference of Orthodox churches met with good attendance. Rev George B E Low of Franklin chaired. Delegates from Medfield Milford and Medway villages presented petitions urging action and asking the next meeting not be held at West Medway. A memorial letter with 25 signers requested action on the West Medway church trouble. the petitions were laid on the table. Forenoon address on church edifying power. afternoon talks on imagination and sympathy in scripture study and Sabbath school improvements.
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Wrentham
Mass
Mendon
George BE. Low Jey
Franklin
E. O. Jameson
Millis
E.A. Winship
Somerville
F. N. Peloubst
Indian rising troubles push northwest dispatches
Ottawa reports uneasy northwest news as Initians who disappeared near Battleford return with larger forces. Middleton reconnoitered near Fort Pitt area without sighting the enemy. Supplies for 1200 men for 40 days shipped from Qua Appelle. Riel with half breeds at Batouche vows to resist. Tetons, 256 strong, reportedly join Riel. Indians burn Peau’s cattle ranch near Batford.
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Ottawa
Battleford
Ritt
Middleton
Riel
Bat‘sford Gespatch
Peau
Transcript in Page trial includes private bank account items
In Rutland on April 15 the Page trial moved to the defense with new evidence a transcript of ex-Gov Page s private bank account was handed to counsel. Leroy W Baldwin examination finished J M Haven re examined over a bond with Pickering Moseley Boston brokers Stephen Y McNare Erie railroad statistician testified on 9000 shares of Central Vermont stock once owned by F A Brooks Bradley Barlow and BK Page. The judge reserved decision on whether such testimony about entries is admissible until tomorrow.
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Rutland
ex-Gov. Page
Leroy W. Baldwin
J. M. Haven
Pickering & Moseley
Boston
Stephen Y. McNare
Brooklyn
Venzen
Natick Faces Sewerage Question After Court Ruling
NATICK Mass April 16 The supreme court decision and orders by the Boston water board ban sewerage from artificial sewers into Agan Brook and Lake Vochil Nate. Citizens have debated, surveys done, but no action yet. Future compliance looms though Boston overcomes impurity and stench from two basins and meadow receiving most town sewage.
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Natick
Mass
Supreme Court
Boston Water Board
Agan Brook
Lake Vochil Nate
Boston
Arrest of Adams X press agent over missing funds at Ocean Beach
William H. Cooper, agent for Adams X Press Co. at Ocean Beach New Jersey, is arrested on charges of defaulting from company funds totaling seven hundred to thirty thousand dollars. Also noted are plans for trial attendance in New York and Kansas City, plus unrelated items on a lecture fundraiser, pension probe, and a dramatic attack on widow Mrs. Dodson in Weston West Virginia with her escape and disappearance of her assailants.
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William H. Cooper
Adamsx Press Company
Ocean Beach
N. J
Thomas Phelan
Kansas City
Richard Short
New York City
Short
Frank Siddall
Philadelphia
J.abney Knor
Texas
New York
New York Harbor
Bartholayus Statue of
Liberty
Maybury
Detroit
Virginia
African Methodist Church
Abington
United States
Cleveland
Remains of Preller in trunk puzzle inquest postponed
In St Louis an inquest into the trunk murder of C Arthur Preller was postponed as coroner seeks new clues and relatives' guidance. Photographs found with Preller do not clearly match the body, though police deem identity likely. Maxwell’s movements from St Louis to Pierce City and on to San Francisco, Hawaii, or Australia complicate the case, with speculation that Maxwell sought money and that Skinner suspects Maxwell killed Preller for his funds.
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Sy Louis
C. Arthur Preller
Preller
Frisco Road
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pierce City
Maxwell
San Franciseco
Harrigan
Palace Hotel
City of
Sidney
Hawaii
Australia
Maxwell and Preller Linked to St Louis Trunk Case Seen in Beeton
Laconia New Hampshire reports Maxwell and Preller, tied to the St. Louis trunk mystery, staying with Mrs. J. J. Cooke at Elmwood. Maxwell, a Scotishman claiming surgeon status, exhibited violent behavior and threats, while Preller departed for California and later to St Louis. Evidence hints at a broader tragedy. Preller’s conduct is praised by some.
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Laconia
N.H
Maxwell
Preller
St. Louis
Beeton
J. J. Cooke
Elmwood House
M. Chapin
Washington Street
Boston
Preiler
Na Fagiane
Previer
Boston Sighting Ties Maxwell and Preller to Murder Case
Revelations place Dr W H Maxwell and C Arthur Preller in Boston aboard the Cunard Cephalonia arriving Feb 3. Preller stayed at Younes while Maxwell rented rooms on Washington street and bought a pistol with cartridges. Local clerks recall Maxwell's tall tale of service in Constantinople and plans to travel to California and Auckland New Zealand.
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Maxwell
Preller
W. H. Maxwell
St. Louis
C. Arthur Preller
Boston
Cunard
Cephalonia
Youne’s
Lowell
Shawmut Avenue
Tremont Street
Somecross Street
Allston
Martin Melntire
Washington Street
Melntire
Bartholomews Hospital
London
C. A. Preller
California
Auckland
New Zealand
Mr. Flannigan
Max
Frederick
Powers
Boston Custom House
United States
Australia
Interesting Art Work at New England Conservatory Exhibit
The New England Conservatory of Music opened to invited guests for a spring loan exhibition of paintings and student works. Notable pieces include Willard’s seven works, Champney canvases, and studies by Grundmann Erdmann Sprague Vearee Rogers Inness Miller Gaugengigl Brown among others. The display contrasts student groping toward art truths with trained studies, featuring room arrangements, still life, black and white drawings, and evocative old masters props. The public can view the exhibition free tonight.
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New Enegland Conservatory
New England Conservatory of Music
Oan
William Willard
Mr. Champney
Bardolph
W. Rouse
George Fuller
Otto Grundmann
O. Erdmann
Charles Sprague Vearee
F. W. Rogers
George Inness
F. D. Miller
George L. Brown
Fire alarms in West Roxbury and East Boston report minor incidents
On Wednesday afternoon a brush fire on Mr. Keegan's land at the Washington and Beech corner in West Roxbury caused a box 537 alarm at 3 35 PM with no damage. A slight roof fire at No 34 Lancaster Street West Roxbury occupied by Mrs Welch and James Higgins prompted box 5 at 5 15 PM with trifling damage. Fat boiled over from a kettle at W N Williams No 8 Terrace Place off Webster Street East Boston triggered an alarm from box 152 shortly after 10 PM.
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Keegan
Washington and
Beech Streets
West Roxbury
Lancaster Street
Welch
James Higgins
W.N. Williams
Terrace Place
Webster Street
Boston
Williams College Alumni Honor Professor Hopkins at Club Theatre
The New York reception hosted by Williams College alumni welcomed Prof. Mark Hopkins to the University Club theatre. David Dudley Field gave the welcome address. Hopkins advocated limited granting of the A B degree, favoring student license but not universal conferral irrespective of study course.
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New York
Williams College Alamni
Mark Hopkins
University Club
David Dudley Field
Hopkins
Rev Bernard Paine accepts Saybrook pastorate
Rev Bernard Paine of Sandwich Mass has received and accepted a call to the Congregational church in Saybrook Conn. The report notes several local cases including a fatal house fire in Footville Morris Conn, a mail bag theft near Waterville, and legal actions in Lowell and Marion. It also covers a grand lodge session in New Hampshire, a town meeting in Oldtown Me, probate matters, liquor prosecutions in Gloucester Maass, and Harvard Peabody Museum work in Plymouth.
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Bernard Paine
Sandwich
Mass
Congregational Church
Saybrook
Conn
Aaron Monroe
Footville
Morris
Waterville
Tat Place
Lane Day
James W. Cummiskey
City of
Lowell
Gidl Committee
Cummiskey
Richard
George Sweeney
Marion
Vaughn
Middleboro
W Wedneday
Derius Dormus
Rochester
George
Grand Lodge
Concord
Manchester
Oldtown
J. W. Wat Jron
W. Rollins
Belkhap
N. H
Mariella J. Lailant
Asenath Verkins
Pittsfeld
Tallant
Gloucester
Maass
Charles W. Rich
William JT. Sulliva
William A. Murphy
House of Correction
Joanna Coffey
Andrew Lufkin, Jr
Prof. Kimball
Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology
Harvard University
Plymouth
Watson’s Hill
Portland Board of Trade
J. E. Risbon
Ogdensburg Railroad
Boston and Lowell Road
St. Johnsbury Road
Portland
Peaceful Times? Anglo Russian Talks Signal Possible Settlement
London reports a cabinet council outline for Afghanistan frontier settlement, ceding Penjdeh to Russia if the ameer agrees. Gladstone pursues peace, avoids war unless forced, while other powers reportedly vow neutrality. weather and logistics hindering Afghan operations as tensions persist. Separately, police report arrests for theft and injuries in Everett and city incidents involving pedestrians and a tub scalding.
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London
England
Russia
Penj Deh
Ameer
Gladstone
Russi
Paris la Paix
France
la Paix
Turkey
Brighton
India
Afghanistan
Prince of Wales Not Well Received at Cork Demonstration
In Cork on April 15 the royal visit drew a mixed response as loyalists and nationalists clashed. Vegetables and stones were thrown, police fired on rioters, and hand to hand fighting erupted. Afterward a nationalist meeting praised MP John O Connor for organizing hostile demonstrations, while later riots included arson and windows smashed.
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Prince of Wales
Cork
Dublin
Cork National League
John O'Connor
Tipperary
Queenstown
London
Fresh riches In and Out of Season At the Markets
A market scene shows a white frocked vendor at the big market selling Florida strawberries for ninety cents a box while other produce and game from Florida and beyond are priced high. Cucumbers at 30 cents apiece, Ber muda potatoes at 3 12 5 a peck, and sugar at 20 cents a pound paint a costly harvest. Buyers weigh and snap up navels, asparagus, peas, and game including snipe, plover, ducks, grouse, squabs, venison, and antelope with prices that reflect seasonal scarcity and distant origins.
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Florida
Arthur
Arlington
Theo
South
Missouri
Virginia
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Rocky Mountain
Cape
Dartmouths Score Big Win Over Techs in Midweek Baseball
The Dartmouths defeated the Institute of Technology nine on Union Grounds with a lopsided 25 to 3 display after early promise, as Tech fielding and batting faltered. Dartmouth pitchers split time with Dmit Dillon and Toons, while Tech endured 25 errors and weak outfield play amid scattered hits.
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Dartmouths
Institute of Technology
Union Athletic Grounds
Hanoverians
Techs
Douglas
Kenaricken
Clements
Cesaresee
Sturges
Dillon
Toons
Kirkham
Carleton
Artz
Thomas
Jime
K. Sands
Baltimore
Baltimores
Providence
Philadelphia
Philadelphias
Athletic
German Opera Company at Boston Theatre understudies lead role swap
The German Opera company performed Wagner's Tannhauser for a third time with Charles R. Adams in the title role replacing Herr Schott and Fri Martinez replacing Fri Slach as Venus. The review notes the performance was inferior, with the work cut by about 15 minutes and a chorus struggle delaying the orchestra. Martinez lacks Venus suitability, Adams substitution criticized as risky for future trust, and Die Walkuere to follow with same cast.
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Wagner
Tpaunhsauser
Bofton Theatre
Mir
Charles R. Adams
Herr Schott
Fri
Martinez
Slach
Venus
Frieinblitz
Frs
Fri. Slach
Mr. Adams
Adams
Frau Materna
Vienna
Herrschott
Tannhauser
Robin Adair
Martha
Miss Martinez
Herr Cavardy
George Brown
Legislature Bills and Committee Actions Reported in Senate
Senate actions include a bill to consolidate the Boston Commercial Exchange and Boston Produce Exchange. A railroads committee plan to abolish grade crossings with an apportionment amendment. Woman suffrage leave to withdraw on Sewall petition. Water town subset carve to Newton. A joint special committee to probe state house expenditures and related waste. Various orders and engrossed bills listed.
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Weymouth
Lenox
Committee On Roads and Bridges
Manchester
Committee On Railroads
Committee On
Matthew Dolan
Boston
Senate
Cogswell
Committee On the Judiciary
Boston Commercial Exchange
Boston Produce Exchange
Jappan
S. E. Sewall
Gove
Committee On Towns
Watertown
Newton
State House
North Weymouth Cemetery Association
Grand Army of the Republic
Wellfleet Insurance Company
Second District Court
Eastern
Middlesex
Greenfield
Troy and Greenfield Railroad Company
Charlies H. Coffin
Suffolk
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