Day and Night for Congress Faces Congested Session
Washington reports that day and night sessions are likely in both houses as 512 days remain to finish a large legislative program. Senate delays on the Canadian reciprocity pact tariff bill Lori mer case and ads rates raise, with many appropriation bills stacked. The Canadian reciprocity bill lacks a Senate champion making a vote unlikely.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Permanent Tariff Board
Lorimer
Boston Opera Star Carolina White Set for Second Appearance
Boston patrons await Carolina White’s second Grand Opera appearance next Saturday afternoon. She is praised as one of Greater Boston’s top singers and recently substituted for Emmy Destinn on Friday evening in The Girl of the Golden West.
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Boston Grand Opera
Carolina White
Greater Boston
Boston
Emmy Destinn
From Stenographer to Grand Opera Star in Europe
Boston society observes the rise of a young soprano who funded her training through stenography and concert singing. Starting at 15, she taught herself, earned money by 18, and by 19 performed for paying audiences. After study in Italy, she debuted in Naples in 1908 and soon sang major operas across Europe and the United States. She married Paul Longone, now travels between Chicago and European houses, and tonight performs under contract with the Chicago Opera Company at $500 a night, ahead of her Metropolitan Opera House debut in Suzanne.
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Dale of the Gods
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Aida
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Santuzza
Mimi
Manon
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San Carlos Opera Company
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Chicago Opera Company
Metropolitan Opera House
Suzanne
Eggs and Hair Puffs Blamed for Lack of Marriage
Reverend Herbert S. Johnson of Warren Avenue Church blames high costs and social temptations for bachelor delays. He cites eggs at 60 cents a dozen and $25 for trained nurses as factors in New England's unmarried rate, urging taxation of single men.
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Warren Avenue
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Johnson
Man Falls From Potato Car Into River Near Nobles Island
Fred Anderson of Caribou Maine slipped from a potato train at Nobles Island bridge on the Boston and Maine line and fell into the river this morning. He struck rocks but was rescued by a police officer.
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Fred Anderson
Caribou
Nobles Island Bridge
Boston & Maine Railroad
Wolf's My Clothier Promises Stamp Book Trade In
A notice offers two dollars cash or two dollars fifty in merchandise in exchange for filled Legal Stamp books at Wolf's My Clothier located at the corner of Hanover and Portland streets.
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Wolf’s
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Portland Streets
Carleton and Bridge Watchman Hurt in Collision
Carleton and the bridge watchman John Leary were injured in an accident and are hospitalized at Portsmouth Hospital with multiple fractures and serious cuts.
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Carleton
John Leary
Portsmouth Hospital
Republican Off Ballot By Neglect In Saco Mayor Race
In Saco Maine on February 26 the Republican caucus nominee John G. Smith was not filed with the city clerk due to the Republican city committee officers neglect. As a result Walter Gilpatrick Democratic Citizen nominee will win easily, a fate its odds had narrowed before the error was found.
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Walter Gilpatrick
Poet Sam Walter Foss Dies At 52 In Boston
Sam Walter Foss, poet and author and longtime Somerville Public Library librarian, died in a Boston hospital at 8:05 yesterday morning from liver trouble. He had been ill for some time, underwent surgery Thursday, and faded after a weekend decline. He is survived by his wife, a son Saxon who works at the Boston Globe, and a daughter Mary L a student at Somerville High School.
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Boston
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Boston Globe
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Yankee Blade
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Funeral for Sam Walter Foss Held in Somerville
Funeral services Tuesday at 2 PM for Sam Walter Foss at his Somerville home 2949 Highland Ave. Flags at half staff ordered by Mayor Burns. Foss a poet journalist and library figure born Candia N H June 19 1858 whose career spanned Lynn Boston and Somerville.
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Highland Avenue
Somerville
Burns
Sam Walter Foss
Candia
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Brown University
American Girls in Paris Warned by Geraldine Farrar
Miss Geraldine Farrar warns American girls traveling to Paris about safety and perils while studying abroad in the French capital. The notice emphasizes caution, awareness of local customs, and avoiding risky situations during a visit or study period.
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American girls studying in Paris face dangers and costs
Miss Farrar argues that a strong self reliant American girl with funds is unlikely to face greater danger in Paris than in New York but warns that going alone invites risks. She says many fail to meet basic needs, stresses ample funds, and suggests Berlin as a safer alternative for truly promising talent.
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Edyth Walker
Olive Frem
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Powers That Be
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