Wellesley Girls Shine in Tech Show at Colonial Theatre
Wellesley girls form a featured chorus in the Tech show William Willie and Bill at the Colonial Theatre. They appear in person and as impersonators with a Teddy bear escort segment drawing strong gallery applause. The skit by Edwin W James 1907 and performances by Mrs Montgomery Swelter Charles J Belden 09 and Isaac Goldstein with a Hebrew chorus add to the lively program.
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Wellesley
William
Willie
Bill
Colonial Theatre
Cony
Edwin W. James
Montgomery Swelter
Charles J. Belden
Williams
E. Kibby
Isaac Goldstein
Malden
R. L. Pope
S. R. T. Very
L. T. Hemenway
K. C. Robinson
A. L. Harding
M. B. Hall
Human skulls and bones found near House of Seven Gables
Workmen uncover skulls and bones while digging a cellar at 19 Hardy Street in Salem near the House of Seven Gables. Two skulls and substantial bone remains are collected and reported to police. Old bones on Turner Street were noted about 25 years ago, with ex mayor Rantoul suggesting private burials during the witchcraft era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
House of Seven Gables
Joseph L. Simon
Hardy Street
Turner Street
Robert S. Rantoul
Cote Pantz Bout Ends In Draw In Manchester
Arthur Cote of Biddeford and Kid Pantz of Boston fought 15 rounds at Rollaway Rink under Manchester Athletic Club, ending in a draw. Pantz showed long range superiority while Cote excelled in clinches and received a warning for rough play in round two.
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Manchester
N. H
Arthur Cote
Biddeford
Kid Pantz
Boston
Rollaway
Gawnder
Manchester Athletic Club
Billy Woods
Pantz
Jury Upholds Gould Will After Deliberation
A jury in the Supreme Court East Cambridge under Judge Morton sustained the late Rosilla Gould of Somerville's will after 24 hours of deliberation. The will had been contested by nephews and nieces Adelaide R Jewell J Albert Noble Clinton Noble and J Albert Johnson who argued unsound mind and undue influence by Fred R White and Elmer J Bliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Supreme Court
East Cambridge
Rosilla Gould
Somerville
Adelaide R. Jewell
J. Albert Noble
Clinton Noble
J. Albert Johnson
Fred R. White
Elmer J. Bliss
Bradley Stops Jeffords in Three Rounds at Broadway A. C.
Fred Bradley of Boston outclassed and stopped Jim Jeffords of Philadelphia in three rounds at the Broadway A. C. in Philadelphia. Bradley opened with a sharp right counter to the jaw but Jeffords clinched to survive. The Jack Palmer-Fred Bradley bout scheduled for next Monday was postponed two weeks due to Palmer’s illness.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Fred Bradley
Boston
Jim Jeffords
Broadway A. C
Bradley
Jeffords
Jack Palmer
Palmer
Electric delay and union wage talks in Charlestown area
A street breakdown on Chelsea Street near Prospect Street, Charlestown delayed traffic for over an hour. In Boston, the International Car Workers' Union reports progress on a 2x15 percent wage increase. Boston Central Labor Union calls a special session at Wells Memorial. Various unions plan demonstrations and wage negotiations for early May.
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Chelsea Street
Prospect Street
Charlestown
Boston
Causeway Street
Chelsea
Chelsea Bridge
International Car Workers’ Union
Readville
Boston Central Labor Union
Arthur M. Huddell
Wells Memorial Building
Allston Lodge
Roosevelt
New Charge In Haywood Juror Contempt Case
Boise Idaho April 25 The case of W D Yost charged with contempt of court for attempting to influence a juror on the regular panel, tied to W D Haywood in the Steunenberg assassination case, was dismissed by Judge Wood for insufficient affidavit grounds. Yost was re-arrested under Idaho law making juror influence a felony and will have a preliminary hearing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
W. D. Yost
W. D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Wood
Wagner
Yost
Maritime Provincial Club Holds 14th Annual Dance
More than 200 couples attended the Maritime Provincial Club annual social and dance last night at Intercolonial Hall Roxbury. Joseph Fortune and N E Barrett led the dancing with M Maperson D B McDonald J D McKenzie and others on the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritime Provincial Club
Intercolonial Hall
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Joseph Fortune
N. E. Barrett
M. Matpherson
D. B. McDonald
J. D. McKenzie
Strike settles in knitting mills with 15 cent daily raise
In Schenectady on April 26, mill workers across Cohoes Waterford and North Side accepted the manufacturers offer. The men dropped their demand from 23 cents to a 15 cent daily increase and operations will start again immediately.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Cohoes
Waterford
North Side
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Cote-Pantz
Cote
Gould
Simon & Schiang
Bleeker St
New York
Harrison
New England
Oswego
Simon & Schlang
Cravenette
N. B
ON CO
Washington Street
Mechanics’ Hall
Boston Latin School
Arthur Irving Fiske
Byron Grace
William H. Bixby
Arthur D. Brigham
Joseph W. Finkel
C. Anthony Guiney
Charles F. Hennessey
George BE. Hodge
G. Dugald Howle
Herman §. Nelke
Joseph M. Sanderson
Lewis N. Stanton
T. W. Hitchcock Sweet
Francis S. Wyner
Warren Avenue
George H. Benyon
Chester A. Dunham
Company F
Norton Baldwin
Edward C. Baker
Aaron Feinberg
Baker
C. A. Dunham
Francis G. Duffy
Edward W. Supple
William T. A. O'Brien
Homer F. Griffin
Warren J. Bloom
Duffy
Herbert Potter
William Perrins, Jr
Walter Elcock
Charles Hennessey
Ray Morton
Jack Sisonsky
William E. Kenney
D. Es
Leldividual
CRILD
Capt Francis
Dorey
Warren J Bloom
LABOR
Moyer-Haywood- Pettibone
Teamsters’ Union 68
Young's
Union 4
Fort Hill
Haywood
Maritime
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