Tribute to Roger Wolcott memorial service full of praise
The service in Hall yesterday featured music by the Philharmonic Orchestra and Cecelia, with Governor Crane presiding and Senator Hoar praising Wolcott. Speakers recalled his Harvard ideals, wartime service, and efforts to aid veterans, noting his public spirit and Commonwealth kindness.
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Roger Wolcott Honored by Massachusetts Attendees
In a reverent tribute, speakers praised Roger Wolcott as a friend and leader who cared for wounded soldiers, sharing his resources and standing with them. The senator contrasted Hampden and Washington as ideals of selfless public service, noting Wolcott’s gracious presence among the sick and dying and his place in Massachusetts history. Seats in the north balcony held Wolcott family members, while Mr. Prescott and his relatives occupied downstairs seating.
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Police Patrolman Doe Granted $2000 Bail in Assault Case
Patrolman Edward V. Doe of the Back Bay division was arrested Wednesday night on charges of criminal assault on Rose Anna Clinton, his former domestic employee. He was arraigned in South Boston Court and the case was continued until Saturday. Doe pleaded not guilty and posted $2000 bail, the minimum allowed by law, provided by friends.
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Post Office to Open in Converse Auditorium
Malden dated April 18 reports Washington authorities will place the post office in the Hon. B. S. Converse's Auditorium near the railroad station. The site is chosen to streamline mail transfer with the railroad nearby.
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Boston University Law School class election ends in stalemate
For the fifth time the senior class gathered yesterday to settle the presidency dispute and again two factions left without a valid election.
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Brighton liquor license hearing prompts gubernatorial statement
Governor plans to address Brighton clergy and the police board after a hearing on liquor licenses. Clergymen led by Rev A Berle urged action against the police board, citing public opinion and license abuses. Father Butler warned of spillover from nearby towns and declining real estate values due to saloons.
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Stage Attractions Arrive in Boston for Next Season
Kirke La Shelle visits Boston to arrange Tremont Theatre acts for next season as Crescent Garden at Revere Beach opens on Decoration Day and Rusth theatre starts June 16. Performers including Sarah Bernhardt, Constant Coquelin, and Annie Russell headline with varied engagements at Colonial, Tremont, and Keith venues.
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Dorchester Club Stages Farce “A Close Shave” Tonight
The Meeting House Hill Club of Dorchester presents the farce A Close Shave at Bloomfield Hall this evening. Prominent local young men headline the amateur cast, with the club also staging its annual dance alongside the play.
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First Men in the Moon opening scene at Lympne
In southern Italy light, the narrator recalls anxiety about a failed venture and settles in Lympne Kent to write a play. He notes a curious neighbor, Cavorn, whose odd habit of evening noise and hurried movements captures his attention and provokes questions about habit and purpose.
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The Hum On The Public Path Breaks A Bungalow Deal
A wandering man hums on a public path disturbing a writer. The intruder explains he is an investigator pursuing a crucial scientific demonstration. He seeks to buy the writer’s bungalow to preserve his needed routine and mental focus for his work. The narrator weighs the offer as plot tension rises.
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