Bride Elsie Annis Returns Not To Walter Annis
In Attleboro on February 11 Elsie Annis wife of jewelry worker Walter Annis returns home after five weeks away. She went to her parents’ house and will not return to Walter who remains hopeful. Elsie declines to explain where she has been or what she did.
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Attleboro
Elsie Annis
Walter Annis
Orange Street
Elsie
Walter
Fred Long
Hazel Street
Louis Payen
Cleopatra
Antony
Plutarch
Spakos
Adamos
Miss Garden
Gauthier
Andreas Pavlev
Serge Dukrainsky
Massenet
Lacey Arbell
Miss Arbell
Gunsbourg
Fellows
Nellie Nice
Emily
Nellie
Lillian Russell
Elsie Donnelly
Jules Jacobs
Lew Golden
Scout
O'Neil
Spleen
Howard and
Lewis
Ryan
Raymer
John Brewster
Sailor borrows Elsie for Providence matinee afternoon
A sailor seeks a temporary loan of Elsie for an afternoon outing to a matinee in Providence. The plan is casual and not a permanent arrangement.
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Elsie
Providence
Ovation for Rickenbacker in the House gallery
Captain Edward V. Rickenbacker, famed as The Ace of Aces, received a long ovation in the House of Representatives gallery today during naval appropriation debate. Representatives including Jeannette Rankin shook hands with him as pages and visitors asked for autographs.
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Washington
Edward V. Rickenbacker
Air Force
House of Representatives
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Obituaries and funeral notices from local cities
Multiple notices from Dorchester Watertown Jamaica Plain and surrounding areas list: Mabel F Hixon Bruen wife of George G Bruen died aged 34 with funeral at 20 Mora st Dorchester and private services. Mary I Brickley nee Glynn widow of John F Brickley with funeral 208 North Beacon St Watertown. Anna L Condry daughter of Michael and Mary Condry with funeral 11 Spalding St Jamaica Plain and Requiem at St Thomas 9. Other notices include Elizabeth Donegan Cambridge Celene Darling Somerville Harriet Crockett Lawrence and more with funeral details and church services in Boston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Waltham
Jamaica Plain
Anna L
Michael
Mary Condry
Crockett
Lawrence
Harriet L. Crockett
North Andover
Berkeley St
Darling
Somerville
Celene W
Charles
Liberty Ave
Mallett
Princeton St
Sacred Heart Church
Dunn
Boston
William M
Annie Clougherty Dunn
Athens St
SS. Peter and Paul's
Relatives
Nora O'Brien Hart
Pleasant St
Bayfs
Eliza
James Hayes
Alfred A. Hayes
Sixth St
St. Eulalia’s
Hiscock
Colorado
Henry LI
Brookline
Garrison Rd
Mary J. Jones
St. Mary of the Assumption Church
Lynch
Arlington Heights
Margaret T
Thomas Ff. Lynch
Appleton St
A. m
St. James’ Church
Malvey
Roxbury
Mary
David Malvey
Henry Donigan
Plymouth St
St. Philip’s Cchurch
Larrison Ave
Mooney
Fanny C
O'Keefe
Michael J. O'Keefe
Ellen (Nee Tobin
Robert P. O'Keefe
St. Rose St
St. Thomas’ Church
Paine
Charles H. Paine
Grant St
Sargent
Roslindale
Mabel Rich
James W. Sargent
Sriday
Charles River
Forest Hills Terminal
Simpson
West Roxbury
Frank Simpson
Clement Ave
Needham
Stevens
Charles Howerd Stevens
Langmaid
Ave
Sweeney
Dorchester
Sarah
Patrick Sweeney
Nee Kelley
Leyland St
St. Paul's Church
Elock
Anto
Wellsman
Waverler
Trapelord
John Carter Wellsman
Wheater
Timothy Wheater
South Baptist Church
L and Fourth Sts
Whippen
Chelsea
Anna L. Whippen
Chester Ave
Requien
St. Rose's Church
Whitely
Henrietta Whitely
Morrissey
William H. Whitely
Francis A. Whitely
St. Benedict's Church
Frederick J. Whitely
Bay St
Lessed Sacrament Church
Woodman
Catherine A
Joseph A. Woodman
Columbus Ave
St. Philip's Church
Itarrison Ave
Portsmouth
Manchester
N. H
Obituary notices and funeral rites from Roxbury area
A long column lists numerous February funeral notices across Roxbury, Waltham, Brookline, Jamaica Plain and surrounding towns. Names include Malvey Mooney Mungovan O Keeffe Paine Sargent Simpson Stevens Sweeney Wellsman Wheater Whitten Whitely Woodman plus services, masses, and burial details.
Cleopatra Stirs New Sensation by Mary Garden
Mary Garden of the Chicago Opera Association impersonated Cleopatra in Massanet’s opera at the Lexington Theatre. The audience was captivated by Garden rather than by the music or the work itself, with Garden delivering a commanding performance that defined the evening.
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Mary Garden
New York
Chicago Opera Company
Chicago Opera Association
Cleopatra
Massanet
Lexington Theatre
Cleopatra in Monte Carlo Opera Revived by Mary Garden
A 1914 Massenet Cleopatra revival features Mary Garden as Cleopatra with Alfred Maguenet as Antony and Andreas Pavley as Spakos. The review notes lavish but garish sets, uneven music, and Garden’s commanding stage presence that elevates a otherwise disappointing work.
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Cleopatra
Antony
Miss Garden
Octavia
Mr. Maguenat
Monte Carlo
Spakos
Adamos
Mme. Kousnetzoff
Chicago
Messrs
Pavley
Oukrainsky
Mme
Karilli
Ballet Corps
Mark Antony
Alfred Magunet
Charles Fontaine
Feminus
Gustave Huberdeau
Amades
Constantin Nicolay
Severus
Desire Defrere
John Leemans
Mary Garden
Anna Fitziu
Charmion
Emma Noe
Andreas Paviey
Charlier
Miss Fitziu
Mr. Campanini
Juror Pay and Soldier Aid Measure Reported
The committee on legal affairs reported a bill granting jurors in murder cases $4 a day with 12 cents a mile for travel, and $4 a day for all other jurors. The measure, redrafted from bills by Senators Foley and Nason and Representative Niland, also appropriates $10,000 to aid returning service members in finding work.
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Day
Foley
Boston
Nason
Playerhill
Niland
Harvard Freshmen Defeat Brookline 2–0 On Soldiers Field
Harvard freshmen hockey defeated Brookline High School 2 to 0 at Soldiers Field. John Martin opened the scoring five minutes after the whistle, Henry Humphrey added a second on a scrimmage snap. Hollis Whittemore stood out for Brookline in goal as Harvard junior teamwork dominated.
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Harvard
Brookline
Soldiers Field
John Martin
Hollis Whittemore
Crimson
Henry Humphrey
Brookline Seven
Brooklind A. Humphrey
Gratwick
Duane Martin
Smith
Conroy Baker
Sly
O' Hearn Angier
Banes
Richardson
Bickford O'Mealy
Whittemore
Brookline High School
Nel Bigelow
Martin
Humphrey
American Tonnage Heads the List
United States Shipping Board chairman Edward N. Hurley states the nation has 2072 seagoing vessels totaling 6,470,396 gross tons under the American flag, compared to 1329 foreign ships aggregating 6,364,926 gross tons trading with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Edward N. Hurley
United States Shipping Board
Waterfront Calendar For Feb 12 1625th Day
Calendar notes February 12 1625 the 656th day of war in progress for the United States forays described tides morning 9 ft 9 in evening 8 ft 8 in full moon dates listed new and full moon dates Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn Venus morning star readings until given dates.
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U. S
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Boston Fish Market Sets Record Receipts as Prices Slide
A surge of fishermen arrived with large catches, keeping the market glutted and driving prices down. The Heroine steam trawler led 16 arrivals, with 800 pounds of halibut and 1000 pounds of scrod. Total Boston fish receipts since last Saturday neared 3,000,000 pounds, a possible new record. Wholesaler prices ranged from haddock at 3 1 2 to 5 cents per pound to various cod and pollock cuts. Groundfish arrivals and fares noted but not specified.
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Heroine
Boston
Cunard Prinses Juliana to Resume Europe Service Soon
The Cunard steamer Prinses Juliana will stop in Halifax on the way to Europe to disembark Canadian troops and then resume sailings to Liverpool on Feb 28. The vessel signals a return of regular Cunard service after years, with March 4 seeing the Boston Yarmouth route resume using North Land. Newfoundland interests buy local schooners Mary Josie and Phebe for Portugal and Spain trade. Mary earns 22 000, Josie and Phebe 18 000.
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INOW
F. B. Atwood
Liverpool
Cunard Line
Halifax
France
Europe
Cunard
Boston-Yarmouth
North Land
Prince Arthur
Prince George
Newfoundland
Boston
Mary
Josie
Phebe
Portugal
Spain
Fhebe
Newfoundland Taken Over at Burin Under British Flag
The Landsman reports Newfoundland will be formally placed under the British flag upon arrival at Burin.
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Newfoundland
Burin
Shipping News Arrived and Sailed From East Coast Ports
Shipping items report arrivals of steamers Lake Greenwood Green Newport News and others to pick up barge John Forsyth for Norfolk and towing barges Mahoning and Deattia to Norfolk. Sailed vessels include steamers Caxambu City of Rome Governor Cobb and multiple tugs and barges moving along the Maine coast and New Jersey to various destinations.
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Lake Greenwood
Green
Newport News
Massasoit, Brown
Eastport
City of Gloucester
Larsen
Gloucester
Minnie
Lund
New London
John Forsyth
Norfolk
Confidence
Beverly
Mahoning
Juno
Deattia
Caxambu
Braz
Havre
France
City of Rome
Savannah
Kershaw and Indian
Delaware
Walter PD
Noyes
New York
Mohawk
Portland
N. J
Triton
Ampere
Chrome
Buckaport
Chenango
Upton
Port Reading
M. Mitchell Davis
Buzzards Po
Francis J. McDonald
Philadelphia
Boxer
Larimer
Newport
Westmoreland
Stecher Easily Defeats Gustavson In Portland Wrestling
Jos. Stecher of Nebraska defeated Charles Gustavson of Detroit in straight falls at the wrestling carnival in Portland. Stecher weighed 220 pounds and won two falls in 7 minutes 41 seconds and 4 minutes 49 seconds with a body scissors and a head and arm lock respectively.
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Stecher
Nebraska
Charles Gustavson
Detroit
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Rickenbacker
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Bosto Juliana
S.S. Prinses
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GEC
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Fall River Line
South Station
Tyoe
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I. I. Maguire
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Overbrook
Charles F
Drury
Mattie L
Grover K
Chester F
Damon
J. Mitchell Bans
Walter Sunderland
Marshall H. Drury
Joan Curran
Great Northern Paper Company
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Maine
Fisit
Annie KE. Dwyer
Woodward Park St
Frederic J. Crosby
Warrken
G. S. Gooding Kong
School St
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Lost Heire
Ireland
America
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Patrick M. Donahoe
Mer
the Pilot
Cornhill
Roo
Mass
Allen's Law Offce
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Opera
the Committee On Legal Affairs
Yester
Blanks
Waterfront
J. W. Smith
Howard
Paree
Hubert Lag
Jd. An
McIntyre & Heath
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Tech
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Reauer Mee
David B Belasco
Selwyn’s
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Edgar
Bar Channing
Ray
Virginia Steppers
Vera Burt
Barron & Bunt
Emily Smiley & CO
Annette Dare
Harmon & Harmon
THE
Norvelles
Sennett
Castle Square Stock Company
Filene’s
Ruth Clifford
Canpolican
Madison & Winchester
Green & D'Lier
Fears
Snow & Franklin
the Brads
Marguerita Sylva
Morris & Campbell Step
Kalmar & Brown
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Matinee
Henry Jewett
Bernard Shaw
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Jordan
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Boston Opera House
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Copley Square
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Giser
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Dalton
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Q Sympia
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Peggy Hyland
Pirssks
Lex & J.J. Shubert Managing Directors
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E. H. Crosby
Boston Post
Boston Traveler
the Globe
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Shipping News
Gustavson
Jos
Hho
Lee & Did. Shubert
Little Building
Pippin
Queen OF Musical Plays
Boston Fest
Boston Globe
ASN
Mr. and Mrs. Coburn
Bairnsfather
Lili Eves
Leo Carrillo
Lombardi, Ltd
Grace Valentine
J.J. Shubert Av
Rec Vum
George Walsh
Heenan Hall
Peroux
Williams
Flonzaley Quartet
Boylston St. Mason & Hamlin Bldg
Usmc Club
Jordan Hall
Dorothy Francis
Irma Seydel
Herrick's
John McCormack
Klein’s Drug Store
Col. Essex St. Tel
ODD Fellows Hall
Jordan Mall
Rudolph Reuter
Jordan Mari
A. H. Handley
Boylston Boston
Hamlin
Keith
Green’s
Tremont
Cor
Eliot St. Tel
Sun. Aft
Symphony Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Henri Rabaud
Fredric Fradkin-Vielis
Franck
Mendalasohn
Chabrier
Gwendoline
Faure
Harancourt
Shylock
Arthur Hackett
Berlioz
Rachmaninoff
Handel and Haydn
Emil Mollenhauer
Cond
the Verdi Requiem Chorus
Rappold
Homer Whitehill
Kingston
Frieda Hempel
MET
Burton Holmes
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