Hammerstein and Garden Clash Over Salome in Chicago
New York dispatch reports Oscar Hammerstein sails to London aboard the Majestic. He deflects press, says he will stay a week in London to work with architects on a new opera house due in October, and rails at public demand for opera in the United States. Garden in Chicago scene referenced in headline.
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England
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Hammerstein
Rand Opera
London
Hammerstein on Salome and Chicago arts clash
In remarks on Salome and theater, Oscar Hammerstein criticizes Chicago’s taste, notes seed of production struggles and secrecy behind its cancellation, and says future operatic plans include new Puccinis and Tetrazzinis. Stella Hammerstein visits, and Mary Garden quits Chicago for Milwaukee after defending art against police chief. Garden heads to Paris and Russia for a European tour after dismissing Chicago as unsophisticated.
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Best Trust
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Popper
Mary Garden
Milwaukee
Miss Garden
Paris
Russia
America
Americans
Each Boy a Target: Indianapolis Tragedy Claims 15 Year Old
In Indianapolis a 15 year old, Albert Perin, was killed by a playmate, 16 year old Jesse Osborn, in a so called shooting game with rifles. Osborn faced a manslaughter charge, released on bond, after claiming they were playfully shooting at close range near dusk.
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Ind
Albert Perin
Jesse Osborn
Osborn
Perin
Body exhumation attempt ends without permit in Callier case
Rhode Island authorities halted a planned disinterment of William H. Lewis at Foster Centre after Attorney General William B. Greenough ruled no statute authorized the action. Lieutenant James J. Kane and Inspector O Malley led a party of investigators and reporters to Foster, but returned to Providence as a town meeting was canceled. Evidence remains strong that the Callier murder suspect is connected to the New York trunk death.
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Providence
R. IL
James J. Kane
New York Police
William H. Lewis
Foster
Callier
New York
Lewis
Albert C. Callier
Williamb. Greenough
Kane
O'Malley
Boston
Foster Centre
Gardner Howard
Question of Foster Lewis identity lingers over burial site
Lies buried in the isolated Hopkins Mills cemetery at Foster. It is not believed that the question will be allowed to remain in doubt, but that a way will be found later to determine whether the Foster Lewis and the New York Lewis were one and the same person.
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Hopkins Mills
Foster
Foster Lewis
New York Lewis
Office Boys Steal $65,000 in Bank Postal Box Theft
In Manchester New Hampshire officials exult over solving a robbery that yielded 60000 dollars in collateral from Merchants National Bank. Two youths Arthur Gagnon 18 and Ernest Harnols 16 confessed to taking drafts and checks from a bank post office box. Most items were recovered except an 18 dollar check. Both were held on $500 in connection with the grand jury.
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Manchester
N. H
Merchants’ National Bank
Arthur Gagnon
Ernest Harnels
Harnols
United States
John G. Crawford
Man loses arm in candy machine mishap
Frank Barotta of Roxbury was injured when a pulley tore his right arm from its socket while working on a candy machine on Leon Street yesterday. His wife, also employed there, fainted at the scene.
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Frank Barotta
Whittier Street
Roxbury
Leon Street
Special bailiff to collect witnesses in Breathitt county murder trial
Paris Ky Dec 8 Callahan former Breathitt county sheriff and feud leader left for Jackson with a commission as a special bailiff to secure witnesses for the prosecution in the murder case of John Abner at Jackson last June.
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Hol Callahan
Breathitt County
Jackson
John Abner
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