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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1909

Page

5

Faust Delights Boston Opera House Audience

The Boston Opera House hosted the first performance of Faust with Paul Bourrillon as Faust and Giusto Nivette as Mephisto. The cast included Marguerite Jane Noria, Siebel Bettina Freeman, and others. The production impressed with strong chorus work, notable staging, and an attentive orchestra conducted by Mr. Goodrich.

Faust Boston Opera House Paul Bourrillon Mephistopheles Giusto Nivette Valentine Raymond Boulogne Wagner Roberto Vanni Marguerite Jane Noria Siebel Bettina Freeman Marthe Mildred Rogers Opera House Miss Noria Mr. Bourrillon Santuzza Gounod Noria Felicitas Freeman Seibers Miss Freeman Mr. Nivette

Interesting Statement by Consolidated Gas Co

The Boston Consolidated Gas Company reports a decreasing trend in public complaints. It cites price scales and employee stock ownership as factors, noting 5761 complaints in year one and 3869 last year, with errors totaling 567 and 188 respectively, while promising thorough investigation and improved service.

Consolidated Gas Co Boston Consolidated Gas Company Consolidated Company

Public rehearsal charms with Longy Heink in D Indy's symphony

The eighth public rehearsal at Symphony Hall featured Georges Longy first oboist and Mme. Schumann-Heink as soloists. They joined D Indy's colossal symphony in B flat, praised for its bold structure, rare beauty, and ambitious musical span. The concert drew a large crowd with rush seating outside.

Symphony Hall Georges Longy Mme Schumann-Heink D’indy Mr. Longy Mozart Gounod Wagner Haldigung D'Indy Sappho

Elmendorf At Tremont Temple Tours Soudan In Stereopticon Show

Dwight L. Elmendorf led a large audience through the Soudan with moving pictures and stereopticons tracing the Nile over land and water. The two and a quarter hour lecture mixed humorous and historic stories with personal experiences, with a repeat performance scheduled for this afternoon.

Dwight L. Elmendorf Tremont Temple The Soudan Nile Mr. Elmendorf

Church school census shows 52142 pupils educated in five counties

The Rev. George A. Lyons reports 52142 pupils educated by the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes diocese across Suffolk Norfolk Middlesex Plymouth and Essex counties. Fifty nine parishes run elementary schools and twenty six parishes operate high schools.

George A. Lyons Church of Our Lady of Lourdes Jamaica Plain Suffolk Norfolk Middlesex Plymouth Essex

Fraud in Woolens Charged

The Carded Woolen Manufacturers Association warns that a drastic tariff revision is needed in the incoming Congress to prevent scarcity. They claim the current schedule forces consumers to buy clothing not of American wool but cotton and inferior shoddy, harming both growers and wearers.

Carded Woolen Manufacturers’ Association Congress

Wool Market Manipulation Alleged In Tariff Fight

A historical statement accuses worsted manufacturers of controlling cloth prices to keep woolen clothing expensive for the average consumer. It argues tariffs favor worsted goods, limiting heavy shrinking wools and nails, while citing Taft’s 1909 remarks about tariff compromises. The piece blames lawmakers for a failed reform due to west wool growers and eastern worsted spinners’ influence.

Wool tariff split drives mills to unequal fortunes

Carded woolen mills sag while worsted mills surge as tariffs keep wool duties low. Provo Woolen Mills led by Reed Smoot and Merchants’ Woolen Mills in Dedham have struggled, while American Woolen Co. keeps Hecla mill idle yet funds Lawrence worsted project. A Carded Wool Manufacturers letter to President Taft seeks tariff revision.

Provo Woolen Mills Provo Reed Smoot Merchants’ Woolen Mills Dedham Mass Hecla Uxbridge American Woolen Mill Company Lawrence Taft Congress

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