This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1915
Page
8
Paul Jacot of 25 Boylston Street is named in a $2000 Suffolk Municipal Court suit by Antonio Ciampagna who claims Jacot assaulted him with a roasted chicken while Ciampagna was employed as a cook on May 27. Jacot has yet to respond to the complaint.
The General Lincoln and the Machigonne of the Bass Point and Nahant line run hourly from Otis wharf on Atlantic avenue to popular seaside resorts. Thousands enjoy the picturesque sail daily.
The Keiths Theatre crowd applauded heavily for Belle Blanche Meistersingers Ben Welch and the trio delivered a lively program. Belle Blanche impressed with perfect imitations and singing while Ben Welch kept the audience laughing with updated dialogue. The Meistersingers, Horelik Gypsy Troupe, Lelands, Julie Ring and James Norval, and Joe Ratlitt and Jack Anthony added strong numbers and the moving pictures closed an entertaining bill.
Mat Otto presents a breezy American musical farce At Palm Beach in Norumbega open-air theatre. The show follows Alfred Salve Charles Bush and Andrew Bull as they pursue late hours and aviation ruses to appease wives. The farce mixes witty complications new song hits chic chorus gowns and recent motion pictures.
A busy program at yesterday's theatre featured Harry Thomson with a witty monologue and the Charles Deland Carr company in a farce titled Back to Buffalo. The Alpine Four sang and played piano while Clarke and Davis offered a dancing novelty. Hayes and Haleen performed a talk ing and dancing sketch. Beth Challis entertained the juvenile audience as Rome and Carson wowed with acrobatics. Charlie Chaplin's A Woman topped the feature photo-plays alongside The Romance of Elaine and other new releases.
Paragon Park Nantasket Beach offers many amusements with a top cabaret this week. The Broadway Musical Revue continues to delight crowds alongside Mazanette singers Art Spaulding and Mile Camilla. Alice De Garmo remains for another week with a striking trapeze act. Dansants feature LeBlanc and Lorraine modern dancing, drawing strong crowds.
A full bill at Scollay Square Olympia Theatre featured Dave Kindler in whistling, Mabel Johnson and her six Picks, LaRue and Richmond in a sister act, Walter Fowler and Barrett in a dramat ic playlet In the Services of the Czar, Jack Strauss, and the Three Bannons. The six reel Tillie's Punctured Romance starred Charlie Chaplin, Marie Dressler, and Mabel Norman.
In Boston Bowdoin Square Theatre presents Violet Mascotte's 40 Merrie Maids with weekly new songs. The cast includes Harry Lander Felix Martin Harry Stanley Rose Emmett and many others. Moving pictures feature Rodman Law in Fighting Death and How Callahan Cleaned Up illustrating thrills and civic reform.
Mary Miles Minter stars in a six part picturization of Charles K Harris’s Always in the Way as part of a feature program at the Boston Theatre this week. Charlie Chaplin debuts his latest comedy Woman on the bill along with Caroline B Nichols and the Fadettes. The Goddess with Earle Williams and Anita Stewart, plus scenes from Mary Pickford and a Sweden panorama accompany the program with daily concerts.
Rex Ingram adapts a powerful moral dilemma with Betty Nansen starring as a mother torn between harsh justice and her daughter's happiness. The film showcases intense dramatic action and emotional range for the era.
The Birth of a Nation at Tremont Theatre draw s renewed interest in Civil War era. Its costumes inspire modern dress and fashion trends, reflecting the film's influence on era styling and public taste.
Gordon's Olympia hosts Palace quartet Whitneys Dolls Hans Rosse and company J Francis Sullivan Mile Lucille Savoy and the Krusaders weekly shows plus a feature film The Goddess and a serial. Geoffrey Whalen, Boston lecturer, presents the feature picture.
The Adam Good Stock Company presented Sunset Trail the famous drama of life in the Mormon State at the rustic theatre. Due to numerous requests, the management secured a return engagement for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday this week.
The Craig Players presented The Blue Mouse a three act farce by Clyde Fitch at Castle Square Theatre starring Eleanor Gordon Paulette Divine as the dancer. Notable performances included William P. Carleton as Augustus Rollet Mrs George Hibbard Lizzie Kate Ryan Mrs Lewellyn Theodore Friebus Philip Scarsdale Betty Barnicoat Mrs Rollet Al Roberts Mr Lewellyn and Donald Meek as the farmer from Cohoes.
The St James Theatre staged a lively program with Lewis Eglmont and Lewis in a clever skit After the Matinee Matthew Ott presented Shot At Sunrise drawing laughs A posing Beauty from Lasky Broadway types and Knapp Cornelia with comic acrobats Fox Eschell offered eccentric comedy Charlie Chaplin in A Woman headlined with The Romance of Elaine and other new photoplays in Boston last night.
Provincetown trips aboard the Dorothy Bradford, the Cape Cod line iron steamship, depart daily from Bay Line wharf at 400 Atlantic Avenue. Passengers enjoy views of the seashore, island fortifications, and Boston Harbor marine activities.
The Medford Boulevard Summer Theatre began its week with the musical comedy Let George Do It. The company features a strong chorus of dancers singers and comedians with a capable cast and lively entertainment.
Hudson Maxim writes to the Post defending his wartime stance and correcting misquotes about his remarks at a Cornell meeting. He argues he supported selective wars, praised liberty wars, and defended the quick firing gun as a life saver while denying claims he called all wars good. He cites newspaper misreporting and references his book Defenseless America.
Emperor Nicholas announced today that he honors the crew of a British submarine. The message was delivered from London and conveyed symbolic recognition for the vessel and its sailors amid ongoing wartime tensions.
Russia grants the Cross of St George to all officers and crew of the British submarine blamed for sinking a German battleship in the Baltic. The decoration marks wartime valor as tensions rise between Britain and Germany amid Baltic operations.
This week at the Park Theatre presents two Paramount releases Charlotte Walker in Kindling and Blanche Sweet in The Clue along with Bessie Greenwood in The Mysterious Voice. Also shown are the Park Topical Review the Paramount South American Travel Series Charlie Chaplin in a comedy and the Park Concert Orchestra conducted by Charles Frank.
Robert Hammond 47 attempted death by action by leaping from the Dover street bridge on the South Boston side. He struck the railroad tracks after a headfirst plunge and somersault midair, suffering a fractured right ankle as the most serious injury. Home address listed as 543 Ninth avenue New York. He says his wife lives in Paterson New Jersey.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.