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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1911

Page

14

Sunken Bell at Wellesley College charms outdoor audience

Wellesley College's Rhododendron Hollow hosted a senior class presentation of Hauptmann's The Sunken Bell. Miss Marguerite Bartlett played Heinrich, Belle Murray portrayed Rautendelein, and Helen Paul depicted Nickelhn as the audience enjoyed the German forest setting of the outdoor theatre.

Wellesley College Hauptmann Charles H. Meltzer Wellesley Heinrich Marguerite Bartlett Rautendelein Belle Murray Nickelhn Helen Paul Magda Nell Reeder Marjorie Wyatt Ethelyn Hobbs Gertrude Rugg Helen Frazier Bula Ferguson Gladys Platten Marion Watson Edith West Gladys White Margaret Fuller Alma Mosenfelder Margaret Bubier

Auction sale set for Boston Old Court House site

Boston plans to auction the historic Old Court House next Monday with bids to be opened at noon. Superintendent Fish calls for bids as the building will be sold as is to fund the new City Hall annex planned to begin around October 1 on the same site.

Boston Old Court House Public Buildings Fish City Hall

Strike threatens Morgan Line crew walkout

Four thousand Morgan Line seamen ordered to quit by 10 a m tomorrow if demands are not met. Southern Pacific coastwise service between New York and New Orleans faces possible work stoppage with other lines delaying action until Sunday.

New York Morgan Line Southern Pacific Company New Orleans Coastwise

Seamen Strike Encouraged by Early Returns

London reports say leaders of the seamen's strike are encouraged by word of crews obeying the call to quit and by many shipowners granting a 10 shilling monthly wage rise. The walkout remains partial with crews easily replaced in most cases and no sign of a general nationwide strike. Some liners are due to sail from Southampton and Liverpool, while large ports show little impact.

London Southampton Liverpool

Sixty second Fusiliers Leave St John For Boston

The Sixty second Fusiliers under Colonel J J McAvity with band fife and drum corps 39% strong left St John New Brunswick on a special train for Boston to take part in the Bunker Hill celebration the next day Mayor Frink accompanied them

Fusiliers Boston ST. John N. B J. J. McAvity Boston Bunker Hill Mayor Frink

Manilla Bay typhoon survivor recalls life or death struggle

Lester Perkinss letter from Manila describes a fierce night in a Manila Bay typhoon. He clung to a life preserver as a Chinaman and a Filipino woman fought for his trap and preserver, six of twenty drowned, he endured 14 hours in the water before rescue and ten days in hospital.

Manila Bay Lester Perkins Manila Sr. E. Perkins Tremont Street Corregidor Islands

No Further Maine Developments In Wreck Probe

Havana June 16 General W H Bixby says no further important developments in the Maine wreck investigation are likely for 10 or 12 days after a board of American officers inspected the exposed wreck. They found mud to remove on the spar deck and inside spaces, a tar like mass five to six feet thick in places, needing high pressure water and pumps. cofferdam water stood 10 feet below normal.

Havana Maine W. H. Bixby

Annual Dance of R H White Co Drivers Association

The first annual dance of the R H White Company Drivers Association was held last evening in Howe Hall Huntington Avenue. The hall was crowded until long after midnight with the event directed on the floor by James J Garity and assisted by Thomas Moynihan.

R. H. White CO R. H. White Company Drivers’ Association Howe Hall Huntington Avenue James J. Garity Thomas Moynihan John Murray Aids John J. Stanton Timothy IF Connolly Alberts. Fay Clarence T. Slanson John Toometh Marry. Weeks F. Lally John Silva William O'Malley J. Sweeney Thomas F. Murphy Daniel Gill Joseph Hanrahan William Russell Alfred Russell Hugh m McShane William J. Callahan

It Quenches Thirst with Acid Phosphate Tea

A brief notice extols a drink mix described as an acid phosphate teaspoonful dissolved in water, claiming superior refreshing taste and wholesomeness over lemon beverages. The fragment highlights its pleasing flavor and healthful quality.

Farewell Dinner for Visitors from Chicago

The Boston Chamber of Commerce hosted a farewell dinner at the Hotel Somerset for visitors from the Chicago Association of Commerce. Guests departed on a 1 am special train to Chicago after a three day visit highlighting Boston as a major seaport for inland commerce. Governors Foss Burke Vessey Willson and Mayor Fitzgerald attended.

Boston Chicago West Somerset Boston Chamber of Commerce Chicago Association of Commerce Eugene Foss Massachusetts John Burke North Dakota R. 5. Vessey South Dakota A. E. Willson Fitzgerald Boston Harbor Panama Canal Chamber of Commerce Europe Continent

Judge Denies Support to Mrs Smythe in Separate Maintenance Case

Boston court ruled Mrs Alice Smythe not entitled to separate support from her husband William Smythe. Judge Grant cited evidence of alleged misconduct including social visits with men, automobile rides, and dining out, noting she did not come to court with clean hands. Private detectives testified to her associations with Henry Merry and Harold Congdon during 1909 events.

Alice F. Smythe William H. Smythe Grant Merry Lenox New York Cafe Louis Henry I. Merry Sylvia William E. Murphy Dorchester Smythe Mavyor Boynton Boylston Street Louis Fayette Street Carleton Hunneman Murphy Herbert Lovelett Columbus Avenue Hemenway Street Mr. Merry Fen- Way Berkeley Street Warren Chambers Charles W. Cromb Providence 87 Hook Street Kelbert & Co Exchange Street Harold Congdon

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