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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1907

Page

5

Malden elects George Fall as mayor amid light-hearted jokes

Malden, December 11. George H. Fall is elected mayor amid jokes about the office. His wife and daughter Emma Fall, a Boston University Law School student, supported his campaign. Fall plans to seek charter changes to empower the mayor and reduce city debt while promoting fiscal economy.

Fall Chickering Miss Fall Mearn George H. Fall Malden Emma L. Fall George Hi McCarthy Emma School of Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Iris Boston

Free Eye and Ear Health Books Offer Promise Quick Cures

An advertising appeal offers free Eye and Far Books claiming cures for cataract optic nerve disease and other eye ear troubles. It asserts experiences with patients once deemed incurable and invites readers to mail name and address for free illustrated books without cost.

W. A. White Phelps, N. Y H. K. Miles Rockwell Texas North American Bridg Chicago F.ee

Who's Boss of New City Democratic Machine

Mayor Fitzgerald faces possible reorganization of city politics as McNary and Lomasney loom with potential control of the urban Democratic organization. He asserts support remains with his administration and warns the Independence League party failed. Fitzgerald hints at a future bid and discusses anticipated tax and municipal reform challenges.

New City

New Tenor Debuts in Il Trovatore at Majestic

Henry Russell leads San Carlo Opera Company in Manchester style staging of Il Trovatore featuring Giuseppe Opezzo as new to the city tenor. Opezzo's histrionic and vocal gifts praised with notable arias and the Di Quella Pira lauded.

IL Trovatore Henry Russell San Carlo Majestic Giuseppe Opezzo Pauanoss Denans Moucena Maria Claessens Peabo Poipouoo Welee Fur Bornesto Rodolfo L'omar Signor Opezzo Mme. Desana Rodolfo Fornari Mme. Claessens Azucena Signor G. Contanini Faust Signor Dani Rosa Olitzka Laura Senor Vallini New England Conservatory Florencio Constantino

Donovan as Leader in Boston Democratic Shuffle

Mayor Fitzgerald’s defeat sparks a power struggle for control of the Boston Democratic city organization. Jim Donovan, former Streets chief under Collins, is urged to run for president of the city committee to replace William F. McClellan. Donovan has not committed, and views diverge on whether his leadership would save or harm the party.

Fitzgerald McNary and Lomasney McNary Lomasney Ninth William F. McClellan James Donovan Democratic City Organization Jim Donovan Collins Democracy Boston Donovan Democratic Party

Supper at Fenway Court after La Gioconda at Majestic

Mrs. Jack Gardner hosted a supper at Fenway Court after the Majestic Theatre performance of La Gioconda. Guests included Otto Kahn, Mrs. Kahn, Rawlins Cottenet, Frederick Converse, W. P. Blake and Mrs. Blake, Dr. and Mrs. Thorndike, Wallace Goodrich and Mrs. Goodrich, James Putnam and Mrs. Putnam, Bellamy Storer and Mrs. Storer, Henry Russell, Serwin Westby, and famed tenor Senor Florencio Constantino. Constantino sang Celio e Mar after the meal to great delight.

Wallace Goodrich James Putnam Bellamy Storer United States Austria Storer Henry Russell Serwin Westby Senor Florencio Constantino Senor Constantino Clelo E Mar

De Pachmann Bids Farewell at Boston Jordan Hall

Vladimir de Pachmann gives his farewell concert in Boston at Jordan Hall this afternoon. The renowned pianist has long enjoyed high standing with the local audience and the performance is billed as a notable farewell event.

Vladimir de Pachmann Boston Jordan Hall

Wood Pollard workers dance at annual benefit ball

Beauty reigned at the Wood Pollard Co Employees Benefit Association second annual ball in Paul Revere Hall. Over a thousand attended as E G Eldredge organized the event with Warren C Roberts assisting. F H Pollard and A W Pollard spoke, James Pottinger arranged the program, Eugene Currier directed dancing, John K E Foster led arrangements, and John A Dodd headed the reception committee. A fine intermission repast was served.

Hall E. G. Eldredge Warren C. Roberts James Pottinger F. H. Pollard A. W. Pollard Eugene Currier John KE. Foster John A. Dodd

Millionaire Charley Lewis Sued for Divorce in Connecticut

Charles W. Lewis of Torrington and Diamond Point Lake, famed as Millionaire Charley, is sued for divorce on cruelty grounds. Mrs Lewis seeks 25000 in heart balm and says his axe damaged her trunks and wardrobe at their villa. property attached and Sheriff Turkington involved to protect her.

Lewis Charles W. Lewis Torrington Dpantam Lake Charley Turkington Litchfield

Noble Cannon Wedding Set for December in Philadelphia

Clarence Almon Noble former Boston Post composing room chief will wed Miss Annie Louise Cannon on December 31 at the bride’s sister’s home 0812 Beaumont Avenue Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Penn Clarence Almon Noble Boston Post Annie Louise Cannon Beaumont Avenue

Total 109 Prizes Across Gold Categories

Prize listing notes 25 prizes in gold totals 100 in gold and 500 dollars in gold. The fragment hints at an award distribution with values in gold and cash.

Democrats Begin Mayor Recount In City Vote

Democratic officials started a recount of the mayoral vote with Chairman William McClellan aiming to inspect ballots to locate areas of irregularities. The process will begin in Fanueil Hall on Monday with petitions due by Friday at 4 o clock. several challenges from defeated aldermanic candidates are anticipated. Martin Lomasney concedes his candidate William Cuddy was decisively defeated as Republican challenger W Prentiss Parker leads by over 600 votes and a recount seems unlikely to change the result. Multiple recounts are expected in council contests.

William McClellan Democratic City Committee Faneuil Hiall Aldermanlce Martin Lomasney William Cuddy W. Prentiss Parker

Children’s Gardens Discussed at Massachusetts Horticultural Hall

The third annual school garden conference by the Massachusetts Horticultural Society will be held at Horticultural Hall Boston on Saturday December 14 at 2 o clock. The program includes a welcome address and prize announcements for school gardens school grounds and children’s home gardens by chairman Henry Saxton Adams.

Committee On Children’s Gardens The Massachusetts Horticultural Society Horticultural Hall Massachusetts Avenue Boston Henry Saxton Adams

Townsend Delights Audiences in Steinert Hall Recital

Baritone Townsend presented a varied program in Steinert Hall featuring Schubert Schumann Strauss MacDowell and others. The performance drew enthusiastic applause as his voice and phrasing were praised with particular emphasis on the Traum durch die Dammerung and mezza voce passages.

Townsend Steinert Hall Stephen ‘Townsend wWobin Standchen Erlkoenie Schubert d’Albert Strauss Schmetterling Kranz Stille Thranen Schumann Mr. Townsend

Kreisler recital to headline winter Symphony Hall series

Sunday afternoon concert in Symphony Hall becomes a regular winter feature. Fritz Kreisler will perform violin works including Tartini Devil's Trill and Violin Concerto in F sharp minor. Tickets are noted as popular price and expected to attract many Boston listeners who cannot attend his Jordan Hall recitals.

Symphony Hall Fritz Kreisler Boston Jordan Hall Tartini Viextemps

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