Clocks May Be Allowed to Remain on Boston Sidewalks
Board of Street Commissioners weighs rescinding its 1918 1914 sidewalk clock removal order. Two pre 1913 permits for clocks at 169 Tremont Street and Tremont street Union Institution for Savings are under scrutiny. Court tests loom, with R Marston Co 35 Brattle Street clock cited as a typical pre 1913 easement case.
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Board of Street Commissioners
Chickering & Sons
Tremont Street
Union Institution For
John F. Fitzgerald
J. J. O'Callaghan
Dunn
Commission
Supreme Court
Edward P. Barry
Boston Board of Aldermen
J. J. O’callaghan
R. Marston & Co
Brattle Street
Union Institution For Savings
SIEGFRIED AT HARVARD STADIUM DRAW LARGE CROWD
About 25 000 attended the Siefried performance at Harvard Stadium with evening dress fur coats and hats. Police chief and 250 assistants directed the vast crowd as the opera, lasting well past midnight, ended without major incident amid heavy traffic and brief refreshments between acts.
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Siegfried
Harvard
Tisher R. W. Gordon
Frederick Smith
Fox
Admirably Given Siegfried Open Air at Harvard Stadium
The Siegfried performance at Harvard Stadium yesterday evening impressed with strong vocal and orchestral work. The cast was well chosen and the mime and stage craft were notably effective, marking a fine rendition of the opera.
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Mr. Sembach
Siegfried
Mr. Reiss
Harvard Stadium
Col
Wagner Siegfried at Stadium Proves Vigorous Open Air Opera
Review praises the Wagner Siegfried staging at the open air event, noting strong ensemble playing and a convincing musical current from Hertz and the ensemble. It highlights Sembach as Siegfried, Whitehill’s Wotan, Reiss’s Mime, and Schumann-Heink’s Erda, with Gadski and the Siegfried duet as a climax, while acknowledging acoustical limits for 70 percent of the audience.
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Siegfried
Hertz
S. Kronberg
Ranger Arrives at Porto Rico San Juan
The Massachusetts Nautical School reports Captain P W Hourigan USN cablegram confirming the Ranger has arrived at San Juan Porto Rico.
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Porto Rico
Massachusetts Nautical School
P. W. Hourigan
San Juan
Allen's Foot-Ease Relief for Aches and Blisters Ad
When feet ache from corns bunions sores or callous spots and blisters in new or tight shoes Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder shaken into the shoes gives instant relief. Claimed as the greatest comfort discovery of the age sold everywhere for 25c. Free sample address Allen 8 Olmstead Le Roy N.
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Allen
Allen 8
Olmstead
le Roy
Beaten Not Shot to Death in Gloucester
Medical Examiner Daniel J. Finegan announced that Charles F. Hopkins, found yesterday in a shallow grave on the city outskirts, was killed by beating with a club or stone. Skull injuries and more than 20 splintered bones indicated blunt force trauma, not bullet wounds, per autopsy with In spector Sullivan and State Officers Wells and Flynn present.
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Gloucester
Daniel J. Finegan
Charles F. Hopkins
Sullivan
Wells and Flynn
Hospital blaze after match miscue at Cedar Street
Charles C. Scott moved into a new three story house at 8 Cedar Street. Lynn entered the cellar with a lighted match yesterday seeking the gas metre and was injured. The incident left the house partially wrecked and sent Lynn to the hospital with internal injuries.
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Charles C. Scott
Cedar Street
Lynn
Hopkins pleads not guilty in murder of father
Drew F Hopkins son of a murdered man appeared in local court today and pleaded not guilty to the charge of murdering his father. He is held without bail for a hearing on Friday June 15 and will be committed to Salem jail in a few days. The son showed indifference in court while his mother looked deeply affected by the charge.
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Reiss
Goritz
Drew F. Hopkins
Salem
Explosion damages house as families are displaced
The blast hurled Scott 30 feet into an iron post, wrecked the front of the building, and caused extensive interior damage. Walter Titcomb and his family on the first floor escaped unhurt, though their front rooms were ruined. The Reis property, recently completed, houses Titcomb and his wife with a seven year old and a ten month old baby on the first floor. Scott’s family had just moved into the second floor.
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Scott
Walter
Titcomb
Samuel Reis
Elsie
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