Salome Booked for Hub in Easter Week Opera Run
New York divided over Salome at the Metropolitan Opera House as protests mount against continued production. Boston’s Conried company may bring the Wilde Strauss work to the Boston Theatre Easter week if the dispute leaves it available for pursuit.
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Salome
New York
Gotham
Boston
Conried
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Metropolitan Company
Metropolitan Opera House
Opera House
Manager McCarty Reviews Salome for Boston Theatre
Boston theatre manager McCarty endorses Salome as a grand musical work and expects it to be well received when produced here with the Metropolitan Opera Company. He downplays objections, cites prior onstage dances, and argues the piece is not immoral. minister J Frank Chase of Watch and Ward says the group will act if the play falls below legal standards.
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McCarty
Boston Theatre
Boston
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Edward H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
John the Baptist
Salome
Sothern
Marlowe
Wilde
J. Frank Chase
The
Watch and Ward
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Winthrop Cottage House
Winthrop
Centre Station
Chase Bros
Winthrop Centre
Mass
Fires injure firefighters and civilians in multiple Boston area blazes
A South Boston refinery blaze on A Street damaged property and left Lt. A F Swift seriously hurt along with Fireman F B Chittick and Driver R J McDonald badly injured. Winthrop Pauline Street School burned to the ground. Daniel J Buckley hospitalized after a fall. Byfield Dummer Academy hot water heater explosion caused a fire injuring Clara A Dawson and Martha Anderson requiring amputation. Assistant Chief James Larkin and William Malone Jr suffered severe burns.
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Winthrop
Pauline Street
Daniel J. Buckley
James Larkin
William Malone, Jr
Byfield
Dummer Academy
Clara A. Dawson
Boston
Martha Anderson
South Boston
South Byfield
Pauline — Street Grammar
Star Sugar
Reading
O. B. Symonds & Sons
John H. McCarthy
Chemical 1
Buckley
Hermon Street
A. F. Swift
Boston Protective Department
Ernest B. Chittick
Roland J. McDonald
Chittick
Insist blue laws must not be repealed at New England meeting
Members of the New England Sabbath Protective League at their 12th annual meeting in Park Street Church adopted resolutions urging Massachusetts lawmakers to bar Sunday entertainments and unnecessary Sunday labor under the guise of charity. Speakers warned of a growing secular spirit, pledging funds to defend Sabbath sanctity amid recent agitation.
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New England Sabbath Protective League
Park Street Church
Martin Kneeland
League
General Court of Massachusetts
Charity and Religion
Sabbath Protective League
Moran
Bakers
Pair Died With Arms Entwined On Camden Tracks
An unknown young man and a young woman died after standing with arms entwined on the Pennsylvania electric railroad tracks near Newton Creek. The woman's body, about 25, with fine clothing, was recovered. the man’s body was not. A gold watch with W. C. initials may aid identification.
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Camden
N. J
Pennsylvania Electric Railroad
Newton Creek
W. C
Couple Seen Before Bridge Tragedy, Motorman Testifies
Authorities lack prior sightings of the couple and report no trace before their appearance before Motorman Braden on the bridge. The motorman testifies they had every chance to step aside from the train.
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Braden
Jack Maloney Sets Poultry Feathering Record at Worcester Show
Worcester Jan 27 Jack Maloney a Boston performer with Western flair ripped feathers from a Plymouth Rock chicken in 1 minute 31 seconds defeating H W Elms by 15 seconds at Mechanics Hall in the Worcester poultry show.
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Worcester
Jack’’ Maloney
Boston
H. W. Elms
Mechanics’ Hall
Rhodes Ripley Sale In Boston Sets Uniform Price
The Rhodes Ripley clothing line is highlighted in Boston with every suit and overcoat priced at 9.90. Rhodes Ripley is described as Boston made and top quality. F. Gray Co. operates on Washington and Hanover streets.
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Rhodes Ripley
Boston
F. Gray Co
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Lung and Throat Troubles Always Keep on Hand Lung Kuro
A compact health tip card urging readers to keep Lung Kuro on hand for lung and throat discomfort. It emphasizes readiness and routine use for recurring respiratory issues.
Fire at Star Refinery Leaves One Officer Crippled
Early morning blaze at Star Refinery Company corner of First and A streets in South Boston injures three firefighters. Lieutenant A F Swift, four months in rank, may suffer permanent paralysis after a 35 foot fall. Fireman Ernest B Chittick breaks his arm with minor injuries, and Driver Roland J McDonald is severely hurt near his hydrant. Loss pegged at 8500. the four story brick structure features a theatre like design with balconies surrounding an auditorium.
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Star Refinery Company
First
A Streets
Boston
Ernest B. Chittick
A. F. Swift
Appleton Street
Swift
Roland J. McDonald
Engine Company No. 7
Continued on Page 4 Third Column Boys’ Suits 2.50
A brief classified item notes boys suits priced at 2.50 from C. F. Gray Co. located at Washington and Hanover, continuing on page four, third column.
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C. F. Gray Co
Washington and
Hanover
Medford Woman Robbed by Three Masked Men
Mrs. Jennie F. Clark of 18 Albion Street was held up on Main Street by three masked men. Officer Buffum caught one suspect, William L. Simia alias William L. Brown, 26, of 427 Main Street, with a bundle. Two assailants escaped. detectives expect to arrest them. The incident recalls a prior holdup two months earlier against a Back Bay man.
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Medford
Jennie F. Clark
Albion Street
Main Street
Medford Street
Buffum
William L. Brown
William L. Simia
Back Bay
Harvard lecture warns milk as scarlet fever vector
Dr Charles Harrington of the Massachusetts State Board of Health told a Harvard Medical School audience that 90 to 95 percent of Boston scarlet fever victims drank from a single milk dealer. He urged steriling milk and noted infant deaths in summer link to milk supply and bacteria growth.
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Harvard Medical School
Charles Harrington
Massachusetts State Board of Health
Boston
Harrington
Police Pay Raise Bill Seeks Higher Patrolman Salaries
Attorney Nathan Barnett, a known figure in legislative circles, brokers a bill to raise police pay. The proposal calls for patrolmen to earn 1400 annually, sergeants 1750, and lieutenants 2100, while captains are not mentioned. He praises the force’s dangers and vigilance in protecting stores and neighborhoods.
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Nathan Barnett
Barnett
Boston
West End
Gray's Pants Sale Promises Good Pants at F. Gray Co.
Local ad touts a pants sale at F. Gray Co. located at Washington and Hanover promising good pants for shoppers. The brief notice emphasizes value and nearby store presence.
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F. Gray Co
Washington and
Hanover
Policeraid halts fan tan game on Oxford street
Police raided 9 Oxford Street and 4 Oxford Place arresting 16 Chinamen and seizing 236 fan tan cards and a gambling layout. Chin Ong faced promoting a policy lottery while 5 more men were detained at 63 Pleasant Street with 586 playing cards and furniture confiscated.
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Bannister
Lagrange Street
Oxford Street
Oxford Place
Chin Ong
Pleasant Street
Overcoats Sold by F. Gray Co. in Washington and Hanover
Made by Rhodes Ripley and sold by F. Gray Co., Washington and Hanover. Overcoats priced the same, indicating uniform pricing across locations.
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Rhodes Ripley
F. Gray Co
Washington
Hanover
Washington and
All Lies Says May M Kenzie Family Not Divided
May M Kenzie speaks to reporters denying claims of a family split. She asserts the family remains united amid rumors and stresses unity of kinfolks.
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May M
Kenzie
Thaw Refuses Prayers After Reports Stir Rivalry
Harry K. Thaw, awaiting tomorrow's continuation of his murder trial, started the day in good spirits but grew displeased after reading Sunday newspapers noting family and counsel dissension. He tore a note of inquiry unread and told the messenger he wished to hear nothing from newspapermen. He remained cheerful about the jurors but declined the morning worship invitation for the first time in months.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Can't Put Me Out Says May McKenzie
May McKenzie the Boston chorus girl declares she will remain in Evelyn Thaw's courtroom daily. She dismisses rumors and insists she will not be driven from the case, claiming she will stand by Mrs Thaw and face protests.
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May M’kenzie
New York
Evelyn Thaw
Harry Thaw
Sphinx of the Thaw Murder Case speaks on eve of trial
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw’s friend Miss McKenzie denies any discord with Harry Thaw’s family and asserts she will testify if called. She tells the Post at the Hotel Lorraine that she will be present daily at the trial and remains tight lipped about her potential evidence regarding the Stanford White killing.
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Harry Thaw
New York
Hotel
Lorraine
East Forty-fifth Street
Miss McKenzie
Casey
Thaw
Stanford White
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Boston
Boston Area Weather Forecast Partly Cloudy
Partly cloudy forecast for Boston and vicinity with continued cold conditions. In New England forecast calls for partly cloudy skies, likely snow in the southeast portion, brisk north winds. Tuesday should bring fair weather after the cold spell.
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Boston and Vicinity
Washington
New England
Temperature Readings At Thompson Spa
A garbled OCR item records temperatures from Thompson's Spa on 219 Washington Street. It cites an odd sequence of times and numbers and states an average temperature for yesterday and a comparison to the same date last year.
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Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
Wiecavas
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M’carty
Keith
Polly Pickle
Eva Wiltans
Jac Tucker
John McVeigh
Nellie Daly
Melville Ellis
Protective Department
F. B. Chittick
R. J. McDonald
COTY
Pauline ST Graiwiare School
Sohn H. McCarthy
Daniiel FI. Buckley
Winthrop Fure
Sabbath League
Conrad
Long
A. Z. Conrad
Dawson
Gloucester
Jack” Maloney
Post
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