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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1920

Page

12

Improvements at Springfield Planned by Boston & Albany

The Boston and Albany Railroad Company will begin building a new Springfield station and reconstruct the terminal layout to provide proper passenger and freight facilities. Plans for terminal development have been prepared and approved by the city’s people and press.

Boston & Albany Railroad Company Springfield

Springfield Builds New Passenger Station and Reworks Terminal

A new passenger station is planned along with reconstruction of the entire terminal including passenger and freight departments to align with the city’s development.

Springfield

Tremont Street Great White Way Plans Hit Budget Snag

City Council plans for a Tremont Street Great White Way lighting system from Dover to Roxbury Crossing failed after Public Works Commissioner Thomas F. Sullivan said the project would cost $12.1% and no funds exist in the budget for such a procedure.

Tremont Street Dover Street Roxbury Crossing Thomas F. Sullivan

Kissing Time at Shubert Opens with Hobart Caryll Score

The Shubert Theatre opened the dramatic year with Kissing Time, a musical comedy by George W. Hobart and score by Ivan Caryll. The piece, oddly titled given its mild romance, marks a notable first on stage for Hobart.

Hobart Shubert Theatre George W. Hobart Ivan Caryll

Clarice in Paris Forges Unseen Courtship Tale of Love

A light operetta set in Paris follows Clarice from Dijon as she seeks a glimpse of her fianc Robert Perronet incognito. He falls for the mystery woman while Clarice learns of him, amid playful intrigue. An aging bachelor and a burdened husband add comic subplots. Caryll’s music keeps a pleasing, steady pace with lively dancing.

Clarice Dijon Lallah Rookh Robert

Kissing Time delights with Edith Taliaferro in new musical comedy

A lively musical comedy featuring Edith Taliaferro as Clarice with Dorothy Maynard as Mimi and William Norris as a humorous bachelor. The cast delivers polished singing and dancing, with Donald Sawyer supervising the notable barnyard scene and overall strong stage work earning praise.

Edith Taliaferro Clarice Dorothy Maynard Mimi William Norris Frank Doane Donald Sawyer

Killing in card game ends in fatal shooting

Giuseppe Amato, 28, lodger at 11 Battery street, killed during a card game quarrel at Sagerilla rooms on Salem street. Dominick Palarmo, 30, chased and captured after fleeing. charged with murder. Amato died at Relief hospital. Palarmo to appear in Central court.

Giuseppe Amato Battery Street Are Sagerilla Salem Street North Dominick Palarmo Unity Street Palarmo Amato Byrne

My Lady Friends Delights Boston at Park Square Theatre

Jack Norworth leads the cast in a new season opener based on May Hodginton's novel. Emil Nyitray and Frank Mandel adapt the tale of James Smith a Bible publisher who funds charming women across the country. The plot twists through romance and mistaken loyalties ending with a curtain.

Jack. Norworth Boston Park Square Theatre Jack Emil Nyitray Frank Mandel May Hodginton Hi. H. Frazee My Lady Friends Marguerite McNulty James Smith Jack Norworth Eve Washington San Francisco Catherine Jim Lucille James Eva Johns Eva Atlantic City Peggy Gwendolyn Julia Edward Rae Bowdin Jessie Nagle Lucy Weston Jimmie White’s New England

Relief From Heat Amid City Sufferers In Boston

Heat prostrations rose as temperatures climbed with many treated at hospitals. A 71 year old man and two Roxbury residents were hospitalized in serious condition after overheating. Police and workers sought shade on the Common while a dog was restrained from heat danger. The heat forced earlier closures and crowded fire escapes as families slept on mattresses in stifling tenements.

Mary Walker Newbern Street Roxbury Cottage Farms Brighton Charles River Caswell City’ Hospital Andrew Anderson Rowe's Wharf Mary Johnson Winsor Street Haymarket Washington Franklin Boston

Car Strikers in Denver Offer to Return to Work

Denver August 9. Street car service in Denver remains halted after a week old strike. Striking electrical workers engineers and trainmen, via a three man committee, offered to return unconditionally once the tramway company signals willingness to reemploy them. Frederick W. Hild, the general manager, was notified.

Denver Col Denver Tramway Company Frederick W. Hild

Agreement on Polish aid at Hythe conference

Hythe England August 9 The Hythe conference ends with Lloyd George and Millerand agreeing on aid to Poland while delaying aid until Minsk results. They reaffirm blockade on Russia and discuss munitions and technical advice, with no allied troops to Poland and a potential cordon sanitaire against Bolshevik Western Europe.

Hythe England Associated Press Poland Lloyd George Millerand Russia M. Millerand Minsk

Partners Split After Thirty-Two Years In Business

Two longtime business partners end their alliance over future policy as a sharp dispute leads to a split. The episode sets the stage for J. J. Bell’s entertaining short story And Then They Shook Hands in Magazine, highlighted as a standout of the year.

J. J. Bell Boston Sunday Post

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