Whitney May Succeed Wade In State Police Leadership
Governor Crane's administration will see Rufus Wade continue as chief of the State police this year. Rumor at the State House suggests General J. H. Whitney, commander of the Second Brigade, M. V. M., may succeed him upon Wade's retirement next year, with Lieutenant-Governor Bates then holding the governorship.
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State House
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Chief Wade
Americans in Coronation Rush
London dispatch reports Americans spearheading coronation preparations as demand surges for seats and accommodations. Procession route unsettled, but interest drives steep rents and hotel bookings. US firms eye West End stores, signaling anticipated American-led economic influx during the event.
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London
United States
Park Lane
West End
Party policy debate binds Democrats in extended session
Washington January 17. A special committee of Democratic Representatives debated party policy and prepared a report for an upcoming caucus. Representative Henry of Texas proposed a resolution arguing a caucus cannot override a national platform and that convention policy remains binding until the next convention.
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Texas
Funeral of Fireman McGee Draws Large Charlestown Crowd
The funeral of Dennis McGee of Boston Fire Department Combination 5, who died Tuesday, was held yesterday morning at his mother's home on Summer Street Charlestown. Thousands from Boston and nearby areas attended. The service featured abundant floral tributes including 25 set pieces and large bouquets from various fire companies and local groups.
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Boston Fire Department
Mary McGee
Summer Street
Charlestown
Boston
Charlestown Council
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Sunapee Associates
the Frolic Club
Nellie Green
C. T. Farren
Funeral of Dennie McGee Draws Charlestown Thousands
The late Dennis McGee, known as Dennie, was honored in a high mass at St. Katherine's Church Charlestown with a large funeral procession from his residence. Fire company and Knights of Columbus pallbearers led the cortege to Calvary Cemetery. McGee, praised for bravery in rescuing a swimmer at Lake Sunapee, leaves a mother two brothers and four sisters.
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Joseph F. Sullivan
H. M. Collins
F. J. Fallon
T. J. Gallagher
Francis Magurn
Elizabeth G. Fallon
James P. Maloney
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St Peter's Portuguese Parish Established in Lowell
The archdiocese of Boston adds St Peter's Portuguese parish in Lowell as a distinct parochial charge. St Peter's has long served as a mission of St John the Baptist in Boston. Rev Joaquin V Rosa is named resident pastor and will begin duties at once.
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Stages Matter as Boston Theatre Highlights Stage Moves
The Boston Theatre closes its long run of Way Down East tonight and shifts to Providence then Pittsburgh. Grace Scott leads Robert Edeson in A Soldier of Fortune with Eleanor Gist tied to Blanche Bates. Luella Drew, dancer from Boston, appears with The Explorers at Tremont Theatre next week. A test concert for Professor J Jay Watson at Steinert Hall is planned, and Kreisler violin recitals begin. Mrs Fiske’s Unwelcome Mrs Hatch tour adds cast names.
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Grace Scott
New England
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Blanche Bates
Frederic Edward McKay
New York
Percy Has
Salem
Children’s Theatre
Blanche Morrison
Bijou
Lynn
Napier Lothian
Boston Theatre Orchestra
Business Woman's Club
J. Jay Watson
Steinert Hall
Boylston Street
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Hatch
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Annie Irish
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Annie Ward Tiffany
Tremont
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Tom Moore
Museum
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Kickering Hall
Bach
Vieuxtemps
Gluck
Leclair
Tartin
Lau
Chadwick
Boston Theatre Week Slate of Plays and Stars
The coming week at the Boston Theatre features W A Brady’s Foxy Grandpa with Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar, plus Fleurette De Mar. Hollis offers Under Two Flags with Blanche Bates and a multinational cast, while the Tremont presents The Explorers with Richard Carle and Knox Wilson. The Tre Mont hosts The Explorers and The Marble Heart heads to Bijou. Mor.ison in Faust opens at Grand Opera House. Aristocracy ends at Castle Square as Marble Heart takes stage. Moonlight and big shows at the Colonial, Park, Bowdoin Square, Music Hall, and other venues promise star names, new productions, and a busy week.
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Charles Frohman
Cigarette
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Burr MclIntosh
Rankin Duvall
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Lewis McCord
Eleanor Gist
Rose Snyder
the Tremont
Richard Carle
Knox Wilson
William Riley Hatch
Carlton King
William B. Rock
Harry Truax
Ruth White
Agnes Paul
Josie Intrepidi
Luella Drew
Antonette
Columbia
Lewis Morrison
Grand Opera House
Mephisto
Castle Square
Bijou
Clara Lane
J. K. Murray
James Gilbert
Hattie Bell Ladd
W. H. Crane
David Harum
Colonial
Sand
Boston Music Hall
Weber & Fields
East
Maude Odell
Cleopatra
Blanche King
Suzannah
Charles Guyer
Dave Warfield
Bowdoin Square
the Park
James K. Hackett
Explorers Enjoy Debut Off Chicago, Voted Go
The Explorers opened outside Chicago in Rochester New York and were praised as a worthy successor to The Burgomaster by local critics. The principal Burgomaster company performed with Boston favorites Richard Carle Ruth Whites William Rile Hatch Knox Wilson Agnes Paul Will Rock Carlton King and Josie Intrepide. Music by Walter H. Lewis featured songs Love's Highway and Cup Might Have Been a Little Cow. The show earned broad audience enthusiasm and was expected to surpass Chicago success in the East.
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the Explorers
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Oceum
Ciy
Boston
Richard Carle
Ruth Whites
Wiliam Rile Hatch
Knox Wilson
Agnes Paul
Will Rock
Carlton King
Josie Intrepide
Walter H. Lewis
New England
Sembrich Performs Song Recital at Symphony Hall
Mme. Marcella Sembrich gave a song recital yesterday afternoon with Mr. S Luckstone as accompanist in Symphony Hall. The program spanned classic masters like Bach Hasse Mozart and Beethoven and extended to Romantic composers such as Schubert Schumann Mendelssohn and Brahms, including lesser known pieces.
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Marcella Sembrich
Symphony Hall
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Mme. Sembrich
Bach
Hasse
Mozart
Beethoven
Schubert
Schumann
Mendelssohn
Brahms
Mme Sembrich Delivers Vivid Recital Across Romantic Program
Mme Sembrich displayed mastery in a varied program including Gounod, Strauss, and Bunelgert pieces. The audience lauded her with repeated selections, recalls, and floral tributes while Mr Luckstone complemented with solid accompaniments.
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Godard
Paderewski
D’albert
Sienkiewicz Not Summoned Before Prussian Courts
Berlin January 17 report that Polish novelist Henryk Sienkiewicz faced lese majeste charges at Posen is untrue. He is not a Prussian subject and lives in Warsaw, Russia.
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Henryk Sienkiewicz
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Prussian
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Russia
Knowlton Not Appointed General Counsel for Boston Elevated
A Boston Elevated Railway Company representative says ex Attorney General Knowlton will not serve as general counsel but has been retained to handle specific cases.
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Knowlton
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