Tucker Pin Examined in Boston for New Trial
Attorney Harry F. Allen of Portsmouth received notice that he must be in Boston early Friday for the Canadian pin case linked to a petition for a new trial for Charles L. Tucker. Portland parties will examine the matter, with affidavits and witnesses from New York. the case goes before Judges Sheldon and Sherman on or before Saturday.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Harry F. Allen
Thomas Vahey
Boston
Charles L. Tucker
Portland
New York
Sheldon and
Sherman
Annual Ballet Exhibition at Commonwealth Hall East Boston
Walter Kee leads East Boston pupils in a Commonwealth Hall ballet exhibition with participants Miss Guilméet Matthews Folger McDonnell McCarthy Page Emerson and Armstrong performing numbers.
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Commonwealth Hall
East Boston
Walter Kee
Guilméet
Matthews
Folger
McDonnell
McCarthy
Page
Emerson
Armstrong
Boston Theatre Gossip Sparks Major Openings This Week
The Heart of a Sparrow premieres in Boston with William Collier, Ida Conquest and a strong Frohman presence. De Lancey draws crowds as Sam Chip and Lotta Faust head a bustling line of acts including Wonderland previews at Majestic. Busy week features Edna May, William Gillette, Raymond Hitchcock, Marie Cahill, and Clyde Fitch in multiple venues with fairs of vaudeville, operatic and dramatic showcases across the city.
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William Collier
Boston
Atlantic
Cosmo Gordon Lennox
Charles Frohman
Ida Conquest
John Drew
de Lancey
Julian Mitchell
Majestic Theatre
Playhouse
Glen MacDonough
Victor Herbert
Sam Chip
Lotta Faust
Bessie Wynn
Elvin Croix Seabrooke
William Cameron
George McKay
Edna May
Colonial Theatre
William Gillette
Raymond Hitchcock
Tremont Theatre
Marie Cahill
Merriment
Molly Moonshine
Park Theatre
Clyde Fitch
Jefferson de Angelis
Hedda Gabler
Fiske
Manhattan Company
Lew Dockstader
Majestic
Wilson
Erroll
Bacchus
George Wilson
Pat Rooney
Marion Bent
Hermany
Keira
Grand Opera House
A. H. Woods
Nat M. Wills
Duke of Duluth
Globe Theatre
Ernest Hogan
Rufus Rastus
Foy and Clark
Leighton
Carter and Bruford
Potter and Hartwell
Sallie Stembler
Parker
Charles H. Duncan
Howard
Nelson-Britt
Castle Square
Columbia
Bernhardt Engagement Keeps Box Office Busy at Boston Theatre
Box office lines remain long at Boston Theatre for Bernhardt engagement with sales from 9 a m to 6 p m and heavy mail orders. The first week features La Sorciere Camille Adrienne Lecouvreur Angelo Sapho Fedora Phedre La Femme de Claude plus Bohe mes. Second week repeats Adrienne Lecouvreur Magda Camille Tosca Sapho Phedre Fedora La Sorciere.
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Boston Theatre
Clarice Matinees at Colonial. Edna May in Catch of the Season
William Gillette’s Clarice continues at the Colonial Theatre with daily matinees next week except Saturday when Edna May stars in The Catch of the Season. Matinee times are 2 pm Monday, 1 30 pm Tuesday, and 2 pm Wednesday to Friday. Gillette and company will travel to Worcester Tuesday for an evening appearance, then return for Wednesday’s Boston matinee.
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Curio Hall
Viola Allen
Colonial
Clyde Fitch
Colonial Theatre
Castle Square Theatre
Sembrich
Symphony Wall
Mme. Sembrich
New York Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Hall
Herr Weingartner
Walter Damroscn
Rafael Joseffy
Miss Hunt
Charlotte Hunt
Bootblack
the Columbia
Merry Maidens
Brooklyn
Nance O'Neil
Boston
Honolulu
Japan
China
Straits Settlements
India
Europe
William Gillette
Clarice
Charles Frohman
the Colonial
Edna May
Worcester
Worcester Theatre
Sousa Band Concerts at Symphony Hall Delight Big Audiences
John Philip Sousa and his band performed yesterday at Symphony Hall with large crowds at both concerts. The program featured Wagner and Welsh Rhapsodies, Sousa suites, and works by Zimmerman, Rubinstein, Shabrier, Wieniawski, Berlioz, Ziehrer, Ganne, Geloso, and Wagner. Soloists Leo Zimmerman, Mme Elizabeth Schiller, Jeannette Powers, and H Clarke received praise along with orchestral balance and audience enthusiasm.
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John Philip Sousa
Symphony Hall
Leo Zimmerman
Mme
Elizabeth Schiller
Jeannette Powers
H. ¥. Clarke
Cornet
Wagner
Siegfried
Stanford
Sousa
Zimmerman
Rubinstein
Shabrier
Wieniawski
Berlioz
Mr. Sousa
Mme. Schiller
Miss Powers
Clarke
Weber
King’s Court
Ziehrer
Ganne
Geloso
Lucia
Memorial Arch Benefit At Hollis Street Theatre
A Memorial Arch benefit at Hollis Street Theatre starts at 1 30 PM due to many participants. Charles S. Howard leads with Daughters of the Revolution backing the fundraiser for the Cambridge landmark Washington's command spot. Notable acts include Jefferson de Angelis Toby Claude William Blaisdell Blanche Walsh Raymond Hitchcock Lew Dockstader D R others with several one acts and new plays featured.
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Hollis Street
Charles S. Howard
the Globe
Daughters of the Revolution
Washington
Cambridge
Fantana
Jefferson de Angelis
Boston
Toby Claude
William Blaisdell
Jean Carducci
Catherine Cooper
la Danse Parisienne
l’Americaine
Blanche Walsh
Raymond Hitchcock
Scrubmen Suspected in City Safe Robbery
Inspector Patterson probes a city department safe burglary at the registry of deeds building. Dr. Charles Putnam says burglars left no clues after taking 60 dollars, leaving 40 in silver and mileage books untouched while suspects from cleaning crews deny knowledge. Chief Watts and the board seek answers in the unprecedented theft.
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Children’s Institutions Department
Inspector Patterson
Watts
Registry of Deeds
Charles Putnam
Children’s Institutions
Post
Marlboro Street
Luce Speaks on Election Reform Invades Tammany Territory
The Curley organization in Ward 117 invites Representative Robert Luce of Somerville to address a Friday meeting at Vine Street Church on reforming election practices. Luce will focus on his new bill against corrupt practices, as Governor Guild praised.
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Curley
Ward 117
Robert Luce
Somerville
Vine Street
Luce
Governor Guild
House
Tam
District Attorney French Succeeded by Grover Nomination
Judge Thomas E. Grover of Canton was nominated yesterday afternoon by Governor, succeeding District Attorney French. The announcement outlines Grover's appointment to the post and notes the transition from French, with confirmation expected in the coming days.
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Nor Guild
Asa P. French
United States
Mr. French
United States Senate
State House
Grover
Executive Council
Norfolk County
French
Thomas E. Grover
Canton
Gover
Senator Cox Swaps to Metropolitan Affairs Posts
Senator Cox from the South End district swapped committees with Senator Dean of Malden yesterday, placing Cox on two major panels in Boston legislation at the State House concerning cities and metropolitan affairs.
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Cox
South End
Dean of
Malden
Boston
Governor Announces Trio of Receptions at Hotel Somerset
Governor Guild plans three receptions at the Hotel Somerset besides the public Washington’s birthday event. On January 25 he will host members of the Legislature and state heads, department heads, the executive council, county commissioners, federal representatives and their wives. The January 26 event will welcome another group to the Somerset as part of the sequence.
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Governor Guild
Washington
Somerset
Dr Cascaret Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
Advertises Cascaret candy tablets as a pocket sized cure for heartburn sour stomach and constipation. Claims to energize bowel muscles without griping or drug habit, promoting health and happiness. Boxes cost ten cents with a gold plated bonbon box offer and request readers to mail ten cent stamps to Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York.
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Cascaret
Dr. Cascaret
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
Chace Proposes Massachusetts Consumptives Hospital Bill
Senator Chace of Fall River introduces last year’s measure to establish a Massachusetts hospital for consumptives. Land buildings and furnishings are capped at 150000 dollars.
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Chace
Fall River
Massachusetts Hospital
Auxiliary 25 AOH Dance Draws 900 At Vine Street Event
The Vine Street church building hosted Auxiliary 25 AOH for a concert and dance with over 500 attendees. Grand march led by Mr and Mrs Patrick H Gallagher then John J Quinn with Miss Annie Cunniff. featured guests included State president Mrs Cavanagh and State Secretary Mrs McSweeney.
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Vine Street
Vine
Dudley Streets
Patrick H. Gallagher
John J. Quinn
Annie Cunniff
Cavanagh
McSweeney
John F. Sullivan
John Gallagher
Frank Curley
Thomas F. Phelan
Henry Brady
Luke McDermott
Annie O’neil
Annie C. Groves
James Denehy
John Powers
Annie Quinn
Julia Brown
Agnes
Lizzie Smith
250 Discharged From Street Department
The Mayor through Acting Superintendent Charles Logue ordered 250 men in the street department discharged. About half were emergency men added during the last campaign. City Hall anticipated several dismissals after civil service commissioners’ notice. James Donovan had held action until the Mayor's order made it necessary. Discharges align with civil service commission orders.
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Charles Logue
City Hall
Civil Service Commissioners
James Donovan
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