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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1911

Page

11

Fifth Avenue Home Gift to Vera Siegrist Hopkins

New York report notes Mrs. Vera Siegrist Hopkins, once married to a yacht companion, will move into 1045 Fifth Avenue. The mansion, remodeled as a town house by her grandmother, J. J. Lawrence’s widow, includes a $1,000,000 inheritance to her eldest grandchild from Dr. Lawrence. Hopkins, adviser for the Republic of Panama, is described as wealthy.

New York Russell F. Hopkins Peekskill John G. Oakley First Methodist Church Fifth Avenue Hopkins Vera Siegrist J. J. Lawrence Mr. Hopkins Republic of Panama

Private Exhibition by the Boston Art Club

The Boston Art Club held a private member show on Newbury Street featuring sixty three paintings. Notable works include Charles A. Aiken The Potter's Wheel and Louis Kronberg portraits A Dancer of the Orient Fairy Stories. Charles I. Pierce's A Young Bull stands out among landscapes and previously praised at the Boston Museum. The public gallery opens Saturday and runs until December 30.

Bostons Art Club Newbury Street Charles A. Aiken Louis Kronberg Charles I. Pierce

Plan new home for opera in New York

The Metropolitan Opera plans abandon the current house at Broadway and Seventh Avenue between 39th and 40th streets and will build a new modern auditorium. The proposed building would be north of Grand Central Station, facing two side streets and likely Lexington and Park Avenues extensions, and would be the finest of its kind.

New York Metropolitan Opera House Broadway Seventh Avenue Thirty-ninth Fortieth Streets The Metropolitan Grand Central Station Lexington Park Avenues

Kingman Re-elected President of Boston Musicians Union

Frederick C. Kingman wins a fifth term as president of the Boston Musicians Protective Union. New officers include John Leavitt as vice president E J Spring as secretary and Robert Butler as trustee for three years. Board members are George Behr William G Dodge George Lee John H Campbell and William Harrington with over 800 ballots cast.

Frederick C. Kingman Boston Musicians’ Protective Union John Leavitt E. J. Spring Robert Butler George Behr William G. Dodge George Lee John H. Campbell William Harrington

Three Men Arrested in New England Counterfeiting Ring

Three men, suspected of belonging to a counterfeit gang that swindled storekeepers and small dealers across New England, were arrested by Boston police inspectors last night as they got off a Fitchburg train at North Station.

New England Boston Fitchburg North Station

Dutch Architect Berlage Lectures at MIT Tonight

Professor H. P. Berlage of Amsterdam will lecture at Huntington Hall MIT. Invited by Tech and Harvard architecture schools to explain his original Dutch style. An exhibition at Rogers Hall MIT features models of European public buildings he designed.

H. P. Berlage Amsterdam Holland Huntington Hall Tech Harvard Rogers Hall Europe

Mrs Willis the Medium Dies in Cambridge

Mrs Sarah F Willis a famed spiritualist and longtime lecturing medium at the First Spiritual Temple Newbury street Cambridge died at 122 Western avenue aged 86 Born in Concord New Hampshire she married Newell J Willis in 1850 She rose to prominence over 50 years of mediumship and lecturing Memorial services will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM at the First Spiritual Temple.

Saraha F. Willis Newbury Street Western Avenue Cambridge Concord N. H Newell J. Willis Tremont Temple Nehemiah W. Rice Commonwealth Avenue Mr. Rice Brownfield

Glass elevated sidewalks proposed for Boston shopping district

A Newtonville inventor, Carl M. Wheaton, urges translucent glass elevated sidewalks along Washington Street. The plan features a steel framework, glass shields over pillars, wind and rain protection, rooftop galleries, and glass lighting prisms to brighten stores and widen crossings.

Washington Street Paris Carl M. Wheaton Newtonville Boston Wheaton Washington Streey

Loosens Tight Coughs With Home Made Syrup

Promotes a cheap home made cough syrup using essence mentho laxene and granulated sugar syrup. Directions claim rapid relief for coughs and colds, with laxative action said to prevent pneumonia and complications.

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Boston Art Club Musicians’ Union Kingman Price Blucher Bloomberc Sarah A. F. Willis B. Kuppenheimer & Co Kuppenheimer Summer Street
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