Miss Sharpsteen Debuts at Park Theatre in Rich elu at Sixteen
Helena Sharpsteen pupil of Mrs Erving Winslow makes her acting debut in the Park Theatre yesterday afternoon in Rich elieu at Sixteen a comedy. She showed promise despite nervousness and dialect issues, receiving host of floral remembrances. Ruth Delano and other company members provided strong support among a socially lively audience including Mrs Winslow and noted literary figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Sharpsteen
Erving Winslow
Park Theatre
Richelieu
Sharpsteen
Miss Sharpsteen
Ruth Delano
Mr. Winslow
Jack Gardner
Louise Chandler Moulton
Lotta Crabtree
Reorganized Jewish Theological Seminary Named Leaders
New plan for the Jewish Theological Seminary elected Dr S Schechter as president of the faculty and Dr Cyrus Adler as board chairman. Donations totalling 200000 advance the reorganization with Schiff Guggenheim and Lewisohn each contributing. Schechter to arrive in spring and start term in fall. Adler to split time between Washington and New York to manage.
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New York
Jewish Theological Seminary
S. Schechter
University of Cambridge
University of London
Cyrus Adler
Smithsonian Institution
Jacob H. Schiff
Daniel Guggenheim
Leonard Lewisohn
Dr. Schechter
Adler
Washington
Schechter
Schiff
Columbia University
United States
Klein to teach Americans to sing in English
London reports a farewell dinner for Hermann Klein a singing teacher and critic preparing to sail for the United States next Saturday Sir Frederick Hrudge and other leaders attended. Speakers criticized American vocalists noting their money spent at European music schools but failure to sing in their own language. Klein said Americans have fine voices but mispronounce English and plans to remedy the defect.
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London
Frederick Hrudge
Alberto Randegger
Paolo Tosti
Albert Visetti
Alfred Rothschild
Arthur Trendell
Hermann Klein
United States
Arthur ‘Trendeil
Europe
Klein
Nourishment Stimulus for Body and Brain Cited
Rev. Duncan B. Macdonald of Hartford Theological Seminary asserts that "Orange ine" provides nourishment and stimulus for the body and brain. He emphasizes its mental and physical benefits in a concise endorsement.
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Duncan B. Macdonald
Hartford Theological Seminary
Senate approves report on Nicaragua route for Isthmian canal
The Senate committee on Isthmian canals authorized a favorable report on Sen Morgan's bill to acquire the right of way via the Nicaragua route from Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Morgan presented the report with a voluminous review of canal questions, but action on canal construction was deferred. He examines Britain's stance, various routes, and the Panama Canal Company's role.
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Washington
Senate Committee On
Great Britain
Panama Canal Company
United States
Isthmus
Storti Faces Imminent Execution in Charlestown Chair
Luigi Storti, long a death row inmate in Massachusetts, has three days left before execution. Gov and council respite expires Saturday, as the warden plans to enact the death sentence at the Charlestown death house. Storti, once housed with notorious inmates, remains gravely ill as court rulings left him without hope.
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Luigi Storti
Orti
Storti
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Charlestown
Labor Federation Debates Negro Unions At AFL Session
In Scranton the American Federation of Labor tackled the Negro question within unions amid clashes between Socialists and trade unionists. Debates covered organizing common laborers, excluding unions allied with other bodies, and the feasibility of a central labor body for colored workers in Virginia and Alabama. Proposals to fund a defense fund and to unify rules faced defeats. convention dates and leadership contests loomed.
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Scranton
Penn
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Gompers
PD. H. Hayes
Philadelphia
Max Hayes
Cleveland Central Labor Union
Gompers
W. BP. Wilson
Committee On Law
William Henry Clay
Virginia
Richmond
Charles C. Reckard
Anniston, Ala
Tion
Mason and Dixon
Executive Council
Pacific Coast
San Franciseo Building Trades
Central Labor Union
Thatty
Federation
J. W W. Bowman
Chicago
United States Senate
Frank I. Baker
United States
Indiana
Baker
John H. Baker
Indianapolis
National Defence Fund
Doans Kidney Pills Prove Helpful in Boston Case
A Boston area fireman recalls relief from back pain after using Doans Kidney Pills purchased at Kingston’s drug store. He reports no recurrence of symptoms in the five years since treatment, describing the cure as consistent after cold exposure or strain. Doans are sold at 50 cents by Foster Milling Co. Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Boston
Doan
Eugene Rogers
Merrimae Street
Kingston
Court
Hanover Streets
Price
Foster-Milburr Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Death Row Countdown for Storti’s Final Journey Soon
Doctors say Storti remains gravely ill from consumption yet could be well enough to travel from cell to the death chamber. Attendants plan for a swift, orderly execution with Father Ubaldus guiding the procession and the warden overseeing final orders before the current is applied.
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de Amezaga
Storti
McLaughlin
Father Ubaldus
Salvatore
Italy
Ubaldus
Stort
Warden Bridges
Retirement of John O. Smith Company Stuns Boston Trade
The John O. Smith Company, long a Boston maker of men and boys wear, retires after selling its entire stock to Continental Clothing House. Continental now offers the stock at retail, with a grand Smith window display and low prices to pass savings to customers.
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Boston
John CO. Smith Company
Continental Clothing House
Smith Company
Continental
John O. Smith Company
Washington
Boylston
Forefathers' Day Service in Boston 1901
The second annual Forefathers Day service of the Society of Mayflower Descendants in Massachusetts will be at King's Chapel Boston on Saturday December 21 1901 at 4 o'clock. Rev George Hodges will lead devotional exercises and Rev Frederick Baylies Allen will give the address. Members of patristic societies and others are invited. admission cards available from secretary George Ernest Bowman 623 Tremont Building Boston.
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Society of Mayflower Descendants
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
King's Chapel
Boston
George Hodges
Frederick Baylies Allen
George Ernest Bowman
Tremont Building
Boston Elevated Uniforms Move to Continental Clothing House
Regulation overcoats for conductors guards motormen and other Boston Elevated Railway staff are in stock at the Continental Clothing House at Washington and Boylston streets. The Continental uniforms have long held a strong reputation.
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Continental Clothing House
Washington and
Boylston Streets
Continental
Jenks Case Goes to Jury in Norwood Labor Day Assault
Ferdi nand L. Jenks of Walpole was arraigned in the Superior Criminal Court before Judge Sherman on charges of assault with intent to commit murder against Charles Maier of Norwood during Labor Day. The trial moved to the jury this afternoon.
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Dedham
Ferdinand L. Jenks
Walpole
Superior Criminal Court
Sherman
Charles Maier
Norwood
Emerson Elected President of American Champagne Makers
Edward R. Emerson unanimously elected president of the American Champagne Makers Association. He leads the Brotherhood Wine Company, recognized for building up America's champagne and wine industry.
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New York
Edward R. Emerson
American Champagne Makers’ Association
Brotherhood Wine Company
America
Man Hurled Through Saloon Window in Jamaica Plain Incident
Richard W. Lynch of 8 Call Street Jamaica Plain was ejected from Bernard Devle’s liquor saloon at 478 Washington Street. He broke a plate glass window with his right fist on the sidewalk, severing a major artery. A patrolman applied a tourniquet and Lynch was taken to City Hospital, listed as dangerous.
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Washington Street
Richard W. Lynch
Call Street
Jamaica Plain
City Hospital
Lynch
Bernard Devle
McCarthy
Station 13
Froughton
Frothingham to resign as city Republican treasurer
Representative Louis A. Frothingham says he will not seek another term as treasurer of the Republican city committee. He cites his law firm Knox Currier Frothingham and legislative duties as needing all his time. Last summer he resigned from the city committee but was urged to reconsider by President Hutchinson.
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Louis A. Frothingham
Republican City Committee
Frothingham
Knox, Currier & Frothingham
Hutchinson
Free medical diagnosis by Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place
Dr. Greene offers free personal or letter based diagnosis to a limited number of patients at no cost. Send details to 34 Temple Place Boston for full particulars and a complete diagnosis. He seeks chronic cases deemed incurable by others and presents testimonials endorsing his methods.
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Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Infant Roosevelt Wishes That He Were at Home
Quentin Roosevelt the president’s youngest son was born in Washington at 1735 N Street and often returns to a Rough Riders upbringing. He dislikes the city life saying he wishes to be home and asks about walking on stilts in the White House flower beds.
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Washington
Quentin
Roosevelt
N Street
Rough Riders
White House
Quentin Roosevelt
Prsident
Jack
Derby House suicide identity linked to Ambie D McLaughlin
Relatives at Joy street station identified Ambie D. McLaughlin of 11 Cora street Winthrow as the Derby House victim found at 39 Cambridge street. A physician's view is suicide by inhaling chloroform after a towel was found in the mouth. the death occurred about 24 hours earlier.
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Derby House
Joy Street
Ambie D. McLaughlin
Cora Street
Winthrow
McLaughlin
Cambridge Street
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Labor Federation
John C. Smith Company
Boston Elevated
HE Was
A. D. Laughlin
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Hunter
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