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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1910

Page

2

La Gioconda Heard With Enthusiasm At Boston Opera

At the Boston Opera House the Ponchielli opera La Gioconda was presented with Mme Boninsegna Laura and Constantino as Kane among a strong cast. The evening featured lively applause after each act and a standout Ballet of the Hours. The production showcased vivid costumes and a regatta scene. Baklanoff as Barnaba impressed, while Nivette, Claessens, Pulcini, and Stroesco performed capably. A second Mephistophele is listed for the afternoon and Lucia di Lammermoor for the evening, with a special concert by Maud Allen and the Russian Symphony Orchestra set for Tuesday. Boston’s opera scene is praised by attendees including Mr. Kahn and his wife.

Boston Opera House Ponchielli Mme. Boninsegna Mme. Claessens Laura Constantino Kane Baxlanoff Barnaba Nivette Alvise Pulcini Zuane Stroesco Isepo Mr. Baklanoff Mr. Kahn Eben D. Jordan Boston Opera

Otto H. Kahn Praises New York Met Opera Performance

Otto H. Kahn, a leading figure with the Metropolitan Opera House, joined other prominent listeners at last night's performance of La. The audience reacted with evident appreciation as the production unfolded, highlighting Kahn’s continued engagement with top operatic events in New York.

Otto H. Kahn Metropolitan Opera House of New York

Court rejects probation for 17 year old girl

In Superior Criminal Court yesterday Judge Wait overruled the district attorney’s recommendation and sentenced 17 year old Hortense Xixties to an indefinite term at Sherborn for night walking after she pleaded guilty in juvenile court. The girl’s mother refused to take her home after she eloped with a Cuban Xixtes. Public protection motivated the judge’s harsher sentence.

Superior Criminal Court Wait Sherborn Hortense Xixties Xixtes

Lost heir identity case features Chicago relative as witness

Mrs. Edward W. Avery of Chicago testified in East Cambridge Probate Court about her visits to the Russell home in Melrose and her acquaintance with Daniel Blake Russell before his disappearance. She said she was last to see him and insisted the claimant is not Daniel Blake Russell due to personality.

Edward W. Avery Chicago Russell Melrose Daniel Blake Russell East Cambridge Avery

Witness describes Daniel Blake Russell and Melrose visits

Mrs. Avery, of Michigan birth Bertha York, recounts visits to the Russell home in Melrose in years 1884 85 86 89 90 97 and 99. She recalls walking to the post office with Daniel Blake Russell in 84 85 discussing politics and books and carriages with him and Russell, a day he left for New York State saying he might be away two weeks or longer.

William C Russell Mrs. Avery Michigan Melrose Daniel Blake Russell Mr. Russell Daniel Blake Russel Lynn Beach Nason Avery New York State

Balked in Hur Wed At Home

In Pitchburg on February 25 Willis Newcombe and his bride to be failed to wed in Boston as clerks were unavailable. Returned home late, informing City Clerk Davis of their plans. The groom is son of grocer Willis Newcombe and the bride daughter of John Bath, president of Bath Grinder Company. Their names appeared on Boston license records this morning.

Pitchburg Boston Willis Newcombe Davis John Bath Bath Grinder Company City Hall Callahan Charlestown Daniel John and Mary Corey Street St. Catherine’s Church Hayes Boston City Hospital Sarah Doherty Timothy Hayes Roxbury West End Everett Street St. Joseph's Church Chambers Street Kuhns Dorchester Maria Joseph Kuhns Rose Norris Camden Place St. Philip’s Church O'Connell South Mary A Patrick O’connell Summers Annie Harrington West Sixth Street St. Augustine’s Church

Robber Sentenced Eight Years for Roxbury Attack

Arthur S. Randall of Roxbury was sentenced in Superior Court to six to eight years in the State prison for using a razor and attempting to rob Miss Gertrude Rush near the Dudley Street terminal. He knocked her down and grasped her throat as she rose.

Arthur S. Randall Roxbury Superior Court Gertrude Rush Dudley Street Randall

Woman Charged in Professor Vaughn Murder

Kirksville Missouri February 25 Prosecuting Attorney Reiger announced a warrant charging Mrs Alma Vaughn with murdering her husband Professor J T Vaughn had been sworn out and is now with Sheriff Williams Under an agreement with her attorneys the warrant will not be served until tomorrow

Kirksville, Mo Reiger Alma Vaughn Professor J. T. Vaughn Williams

Hamlin Favored After Brockton Democratic Caucuses

In Brockton on February 25 a Democratic caucus to pick a candidate for the Fourteenth district vacancy caused by the death of William C. Lowyer ing held here tonight. Delegations were uninstructed but believed to back Charles S. Hamlin of Mattapoisett.

Brockton Fourteenth Congressional District William C. Lowyering Charles S. Hamlin Mattapoisett

Missing Portland Merchant Found Working as Chauffeur

Charles Bean a leading Portland Maine merchant who vanished January 31 was located in Hinsdale Illinois today employed as a chauffeur The discovery links the disappearance to a Chicago area setting with Bean identified as the missing Portland businessman

Chicago Charles Bean Portland Hinsdale Ill

Portland Merchant in Memory Loss Identified as Bean Intent on Origins

A Portland merchant, found in a garage speaking to S L H Freer and initially denying his identity, later claimed the name Bean. Detained at Chicago avenue station, with Portland police alerted. Relatives offer 50 dollars for information. He recalls a wife and an 18 year old son but remembers nothing of Portland or his past life, implying a possible lapse of memory and a troubled history.

S. L. H. Freer Carleton A. Baker Bean S. M. Watson Portland Chicago Avenue Watson Frederick H. Bates Elmhurst

Wife Beating Case Sparks Odd Court Defence

Fall River report says Anthony Salermo, arraigned on wife beating charges, argued his wife never complained to police and believed it his right to chastise her. Neighbors testified to nightly cries and blows. Salermo fined $25 and paid.

Fall River Anthony Salermo Salermo

Beatrice Reagan Sues For 10000 Heart Balm

Miss Beatrice Reagan of Milford sues former employer John F. Dempsey in Worcester Superior Court for 10000 dollars claiming he promised to marry her. The suit stems from her prior service as his housekeeper at his mill and business.

Worcester Beatrice Reagan Milford John F. Dempsey Superior Court

Local Man Dies After Walk in Waltham Home

Samuel Fawson aged 62 of 132 Adams Street Waltham died instantly after walking a mile to a friend's house and sitting in a chair. Death attributed to heart trouble.

Waltham Samuel Fawson Adams Street

Arrest Warrant for Murphy Amid Philadelphia Strike

Philadelphia police issued a warrant for John J. Murphy, Central Labor Union president, charging inciting to riot after he urged a general strike amid rioting that followed a rejected arbitration request. West Philadelphia and nearby districts saw cars attacked, bricks and stones thrown at workers and officers, with police eventually restoring order. The Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company prepared to rehire reliable strikers by March 1, while labor leaders planned Sundays meeting to decide on a broader sympathy strike. Murphy warned that a general strike is inevitable and that northern workers could shoot as straight as troopers, signaling possible nationwide impact.

Philadelphia John J. Murphy Central Labor Union Northeast Murphy Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company South Street Schuylkill River Fiftieth Markets West Philadelphia Public Safety Clay Central Labor Union of Philadelphia Kensington

Prominent Kentucky Woman Credits Peruna Cure

A respected Kentucky housewife describes severe catarrh and hearing loss. After two to three bottles of Peruna her hearing fully returned and catarrh cured. She urges others with chronic ailments to consider Peruna and notes many similar cases exist nationwide.

Peruna Featured In Testimony Of Health Recovery

Mrs William C Moore of Sterling Kentucky writes that catarrh left her nose and hearing after using Peruna. She says two to three bottles brought improvement, ten bottles restored hearing and cured catarrh, and she urges Peruna be in every home as a blessing.

United States Peruna William C. Moore

Peruna Tonic Praised by Rogersville Reader

Mrs. Cordin Brown of Rogersville Tennessee reports ten year catarrh relief after using Peruna. She details weakness throat choking and bad taste improving soon after starting the tonic and says it made her stronger and fleshier. She urges others who are weak and run down to try Peruna.

Cordin Brown Rogersville Tenn

Premier As quith Faces Another Cabinet Session

London reports Prime Minister Asquith remains reticent as cabinet meetings multiply to tackle grave problems. A further cabinet council is summoned for tomorrow amid uncertain political prospects.

London Asquith

British party aims stymie election and Lords reform debate

In the Commons a general election is avoided by parties fearing a Unionist win while the Liberal ministry lumbers on. Asquith rejects guarantees from the King amid quarrels over Lords reform. Grey Lloyd George and Churchill push for an elective chamber, with Dilke and the Radicals opposing a Lords veto and Labour seeking abolition. Moderate Liberals would accept curb on Lords finance power.

House of Commons Asquith House of Lords Edward Grey Lloyd-George Winston Spencer Churchill Charles Wentworth Dilke Lords

Graduates Present His Excellency the Governor Play at Radcliffe

The Idler Club of Radcliffe College staged His Excellency the Governor in the Auditorium Agassiz House at 4 30 yesterday afternoon.

Radcliffe College Agassiz House

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