Death of McKenna Follows Lancaster Street Shooting
Frank J. McKenna dies at Massachusetts General Hospital from a bullet wound inflicted by Thomas Lomasney during a Lancaster street confrontation. McKenna, 19, had given a deposition naming Lomasney as the assailant. Lomasney, 21, already known to police, faces a manslaughter charge as details emerge from the home of Mrs. Maguire at 22 Lancaster street.
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Frank J. McKenna
Thomas Lomasney
McKenna
Massachusetts General Hospital
Lomasney
Lancaster Street
Sargent
Station 3
Cambridge Street
Maguire
Molly” Maguire
Harvard audience applauds Terence Phormio revival at Sanders Theatre
A refined crowd of leading classical students and Harvard officials gathered at Sanders Theatre Cambridge for the first performance of Terence Phormio. Governors Greenhalge and wife attended. actors received enthusiastic praise for authentic staging and vivid delivery while professors commended the students' earnest study and translation.
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Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Phormio
Terence
Governor Greenhalge
Smith
Geta
Antipho
Dorio
Chremes
Morgan
Criticism of Pharmio at Sanders Theatre Honors Ancient Comedy
Review lauds last night’s Pharmio for strong acting and faithful staging. Cast and setup echo Pompeian and Roman conventions with altars to Bacchus and a statue alignment, reflecting careful devotion to period accuracy.
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Pompey
Cesar
Sanders
Sophocles
Quincy
Bacchus
Agassiz School Dedication Highlights Liberty Education
The Agassiz Schoolhouse dedication in Jamaica Plain celebrated a noble civic aim with Mrs Edna Cheney and Dartmouth’s Rev William J Tucker among speakers. Students and teachers filled the event with art, music, and remarks on state responsibility in educating youth, praised by officials and visitors alike.
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Edna D. Cheney
Agassiz
Jamaica Plain
Tucker
E. P. Seaver
Wilton L. Currier
Samuel B. Capen
Louis.Agassiz
Walter Gilman Page
Elizabeth ©. Keller, M. D
Master Gibson
William D. Holmes
DR. Tucker
William J. Tucker
Dartmouth
Antipho and Phedria in a Greek Comedy of Errors
The article reviews a stage cast for Phormio with Mr. Oliver as Antipho and Mr. Slater as Phedria aided by Geta the slave. It praises the performers, notes Dario the trader as unsympathetic, and outlines the plot involving two fathers, a secret marriage, and a music girl in need of funds from Dorio.
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Mr. Noyes
Geta
Mr. Burton
Demiphe
Mr. Starek
Chremes
Mr. Oliver
Antipho
Mr. Slater
Phedria
Mr. Harris
Dario
Mr. Mather
Sophrona
Phantom
Mr. Brice
Senex
Phormio
Davos
Demipho
Rhodes
Phanium
Nausistrata
Fhedria
Dorio
Prologue to the WeW Revival with Translation by Greenough
The prologue for the revival, written by Professor J B Greenough, was recited by Mr Roberts of the graduate school. Greenough presents the purpose of the revival and explains the roles of those in charge, including his own translation of selections from Latin sources and Roscius by Tully.
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J. B. Greenough
Mr. Roberts
Graduate School
Yal
Professor Wreenough
Roscius
Tully Wi
Where Is He Going Pearline Promotes Clean Home
A persuasive Pearline advertisement extols easy house cleaning allowing a man to hurry home without effort or mess. It contrasts past habits with present efficiency and warns against fake Pearline substitutes sold by peddlers and unscrupulous grocers.
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Fames Pyle
New York
Brighton High School Plans Near Completion
Plans for Brighton High School progress toward completion in the office of city architect Edmund M. Wheelwright. The project, described as near finish, centers on the triad site and outlines a major municipal school building.
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Jove
Diana
Minerva
Apollo Belvidere
Washington
Franklin
Jefferson
Lincoln
Agassiz School
Central School
Burroughs and
Brewer
Edmund W. Wheelwright
Hugh O'Brien
Thomas N. Hart
Brighton High School
Edmund M. Wheelwright
Revered Rev Frank Haven Hinman Laid To Rest in South Boston
The throng filled Phillips Congregational Church on Broadway for the funeral of Rev. Frank Haven Hinman. Prominent ministers attended along with delegations from Dahlgren Post 2 G A R and the Woman's Relief Corps. Funeral rites included prayers, hymns, and remarks on Hinman’s patriotism and impact, with burial planned in East Homer New York.
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Frank Haven Hinman
South
Boston
Phillips Congregational Church
Broadway
W. T. Perrin
Hinman
Dr. Hinman
Suffolk Conference of Congregational Ministers
Fourth Presbyterian
C. D. Chapman
J. B. Dunn
William H. Allbright
A. H. Plumb
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Woman's Relief Corps
Order
Committee of Woman Voters
Phillips Church
Dahlgren Post 2
East Homer
N.Y
Attempted train wrecks shake small New Hampshire town
A southbound freight train near Aston New Hampshire was forced into two cart wheels placed on the tracks causing damage to the engine headlight. Earlier in the week spikes and timber pieces were laid on the rails. Police Chief D E Clough leads the case with expected arrests as youths were seen nearby over five days.
Fiercest New Jersey Forest Fire Tore South Jersey
A massive forest fire near Bridgeton New Jersey, sparked by locomotive sparks near Dividing Creek, burned over fifteen miles of timber, destroyed three houses of Timothy Elmer and one of Joseph Facemire, and forced occupants to flee with narrow escapes. Authorities estimate losses around 75000 dollars.
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Bridgeton
N. J
South Jersey
Dividing Creek
Timothy Elmer
Joseph Facemire
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