Mayor's Plan Is Snubbed By Boston Teachers Club
The Boston Elementary Teachers' Club with 1300 members rejected Mayor Fitzgerald and School Board plans to raise elementary teachers' salaries by 48 dollars a year. They demand universal raises and held the meeting at Ford Hall to push for a citywide scale. The dispute stalls action until the mayor returns from Palm Beach in about two weeks.
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Boston Elementary Teachers’ Club
Ford Hall
Fitzgerald
Palm Beach
Wellesley Girls Dance Honors Local Undergraduates
Mrs. W H Rhein of New York and Mrs. Eber L Mason hosted a dinner and dance for fifty Wellesley undergraduates at the Hotel Lenox and Riverbank Court last night. Assistance came from Miss Ernestine Rhein and Miss Marion Mason.
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W. H. Rhein
New York
Eber L. Mason
Wellesley
Hotel Lenox
Riverbank Court
Ernestine Rhein
Marion Mason
DROWNS SELF IN THE RIVER IN CAMBRIDGE
Mrs. Bertha B. Thompson of 2 Dunster Street Cambridge drowned herself in the Charles River near Boylston Street power house yesterday morning. Daniel C. Sullivan alerted police after seeing someone struggling. Two hours of grappling recovered the body. Thompson lived with her uncle Bartlett the janitor of Dunster Hall Harvard dormitory. He believed she had become suddenly insane.
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Bertha B. Thompson
Dunster Street
Cambridge
Charles River
Boylston Street
Daniel C. Sullivan
Sullivan
Thompson
Dunster Hall
Harvard
Bartlett
Strike order anticipated as garment workers weigh wage increase
A mass meeting of about 1500 garment workers from 125 city shops will decide whether to call a strike over a wage rise ranging from 10 to 20 percent. Speakers include B A Larger and Victor Altman, with Italian and Lithuanian organizers addressing multilingual audiences. Broadway Hall hosted Lithuanian workers as organizers from New York spoke on improving conditions and pay.
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Paine Memorial Hall
B.A. Larger
New York
Victor Altman
Buffalo
Andrera Marotta
M. Lipkofski
Broadway Hall
Waxman
Greatest Triumph of Season in Boito Mefistofele at Boston Opera House
The Boston Opera House hosted Bel Arrigo Boito s Mefistofele last night in what critics hailed as the season s greatest triumph for the company s first year. Notable performers included Jose Mardones Frances Alda Elvira Severoni Celestina Boninsegna and Sydney Russell with a chorus under Conti s baton. The production impressed a packed audience, with Constantino Alda and Boninsegna singled out for distinguished performances. The review lauds Boito s ambitious score and dramatic mastery, noting the scenic design by Stroppa and Bernard and predicting lasting influence on opera.
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Mefistofele
Boston Opera House
Opera
MGGS
Oitelo
Jose Mardones Rust
Weseres
Diorencio Constantino Wagner
Robert Vanni
Jan
Frances Alda
AV. Sena
Serra
Elvira Severoni
Elvira Severoni Cigd
Celestina Bonlasegna
PaRiaisi
Ses
Ea Aloes Coeeeess
Maria Olnessens
Russell
Conti
Menotti
Constantino
Boito
Nero
Richard Wagner
la Scala
Imperial Palace
Paris
Helen
Goethe
Helen of Troy
Petrarch
Pietro Stroppa
Oliver P. Bernard
Mme. Alda
Mme. Boninsegna
Poito
Miss Alda
Society Out in Force at Opera Gala
A fashionable Boston society crowd attended last evening's opera prologue, with many prominent matrons away in Europe and mourners joining the throng. Attendees included Mrs Reginald Gray, Mrs Albert W Nickerson, Mrs James W Kenney, Mrs John T Bottomley, Miss Ethel Gibson, Miss Rosamond Gibson, Mrs Isaac N Stanton, Miss Grace Shepard, and Mrs George B Wilbur in elegant gowns and diamond ornaments.
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Larz Anderson
Guy Lowell
Philip S. Sears
William Lowell Putnam
Boylston Beal
S. W. R. Crosby
Reginald Gray
Albert W. Nickerson
James W. Kenney
John T. Bottomley
Liberty
Ethel Gibson
Rosamond Gibson
Isaac N. Stanton
Grace Shepard
George B. Wilbur
Loving Cup Presented on 70th Birthday for Berwick
Councillor J Stearns Cushing of Norwood and friends gave James Berwick of the Putnam and Norwood press a loving cup at the Parker House on his 70th birthday anniversary. The two men have long been friends and business associates. Berwick is a prominent figure in the bookbinding and printing trade.
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J. Stearns Cushing
Norwood and Friends
James Berwick
The
Putnam and Norwood Press
Parker House
Cushing
Mr. Berwick
Confessed Robber Gave Wrong Dorchester Address
Thomas J. Hannon alias Louis PB Tracy confessed to Back Bay robberies but the Dorchester address 4 Draper Street is wrong. Neighbors had never heard of him. Tracy likely from Lynn, with pawnshop searches under way to recover stolen items.
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Thomas J. Hannon
Louis PB. Tracy
Back Bay
Dorchester
Draper Street
Tracy
Lynn
Red tag specials cut Shinola price in Wolf's Clothier sale
A customer in Wolf's Clothier at Hanover and Portland streets reacts to Shinola priced at 5 cents rather than the usual 10. The clerk explains red tag season brings steep discounts to clear out stock, with deeper cuts only when buyers must be cleared out more urgently.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
Public meeting on stage children at Hollis Street Theatre
Dr. Perin will preside and introduce speakers at tomorrow's public meeting about stage children at Hollis Street Theatre. Francis Wilson from New York and J. Dodson of The House Next Door will speak. Tickets are available free in person at the Hollis Street box office.
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George L. Perin
D. D
Franklin Square House
Beacon Universalist Church
Brookline
Hollis Street Theatre
Sand
Francis Wilson
New York
Boston College President Repeats Oberammergau Lecture
Rev Thomas I Gasson president of Boston College has consented to repeat his Sunday lecture on The Passion Play of Oberammergau. The speaker discusses religious drama and cultural significance with emphasis on Moravian and Catholic perspectives and the enduring appeal of the play.
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Thomas I. Gasson
Boston College
Oberammergau
Palm Sunday Event Noted in Boston Campus Hall
Under the auspices of Erin Court 28 of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters the gathering was held in Boston College Hall on Sunday evening March 20 Palm Sunday, marking a local religious observance.
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Erin Court 28
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Boston College Hall
Joyce Brothers Company Employees Form Benefit Association
Representatives of Joyce Brothers Company stores in New England met in Boston to form the Joyce Brothers Co Benefit Association. John R Joyvee, son of the president, was chosen president with James P Dunn as vice president, Miss Mary F Joyce secretary, A J Brewster treasurer, and directors Frank W Cornshaw, James Martin, Florence Peppett, and Miss Helen Fitzgerald. About 200 members enrolled.
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Joyce Brothers Company
New England
Boston
Washington Street
Joyce Brothers’ & Co
Jonn
Tr. Joyvee
J. G. Joyce
James P. Dunn
Mary F. Joyce
A. J. Brewster
Frank W. Cornshaw
James Martin
Florence Peppett
Helen Fitzgerald
Daily Fire Record of Boston Areas
Fire log entries listing multiple incidents with times and locations across Roxbury Charlestown and Charlestown districts. Names include Nettie Botton H. P. Hood & Sons Ida Howard and Perley S. Payson. Loss amounts range from 50 to 150 and up to 300 dollars.
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Allerton Street
Hoxbury
Knox and Morse
Huntington Avenue
Nettie Botton
Reutherford Avenue
Charlestown
H. P. Hood & Sons
Slight
Windsor Street
Roxbury
Ida Howard
M. Box
Wvascot Street
Perley S. Payson
Drunkards Saved Secretly Drunkards Saved Secretly
A fragment suggests a sensational claim about saving drinkers secretly and hints at an alleged method for women to avoid drinking at home at no cost. The readable text provides minimal context and lacks verifiable details.
City council plans cost for East Boston bridge project
Mayor Fitzgerald estimates the eight council meetings would require 31 million dollars for all requested improvements including the tunnel to South Boston and Dorchester. He notes the budget would cover construction costs for the new East Boston bridge this year.
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East
Boston
Fitzgerald
South
East Boston
Dorchester
Professor Monaghan Address at Catholic Literary Union
Professor James C. Monaghan formerly of Notre Dame spoke to more than 3800 members and friends at the Catholic Literary Union about Holy the Other Walf Believes. He described European country traits and noted England Scotland Italy Germany and Ireland. He will be the guest of James J. Phelan during his city visit.
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Catholic Literary Union
James C. Monaghan
Notre Dame University
Monaghan
Europe
England
Scotland
Italy
Germany
Ireland
James J. Phelan
Union
Station agent killed at Castle Hill station in Salem
Ernest G. Symonds, station agent at Castle Hill station Salem, was struck by a train and killed while placing switch lights in position in the afternoon according to reports.
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Salem
Ernest G. Symonds
Castle Hill
Cure by Cuticura Ointment Rebuilds Childs Skin After Severe Sores
A Chicago mother recalls her five year old son’s brutal generalized rash that resisted three doctors and a medical college. After using Cuticura Ointment on bandages the sores dried up and the skin healed after repeated applications, leaving the boy strong and healthy twelve years later.
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Robert Wattam
Forty-eighth St
Chicago
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