Town Stirrred Up Indorsement for More Policemen
Winthrop residents clash with Board of Selectmen over police protection. The Post reports four patrolmen plus a chief are not enough, while chairman Charles G. Crash argues the town is well policed and cannot justify extra cost. Most interviewees favor added or mounted officers to improve security.
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Winthrop Board of Selectmen
Post
Winthrop Centre
Winthrop Beach
Charles G. Crash
Board of Selectmen
Massachusetts
Mr. Craib
Winthrop
Dr. Young
Young's
J. R. Bacon
J. W. Stover
Fools
Gala
Jackies to Receive Miss Helen Gould on Massachusettes
In a first for the U S Navy a woman will be hosted aboard a warship by the crew of the Massachusetts. Miss Gould will be welcomed by jackies and petty officers at 10 to 11 am with music and small gifts, then returned to New York or Indiana. coaling and preparations occupy the ship.
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United States
U. S
Massachusetts
Helen Gould
Miss Gould
Indiana
New York
Secretary Long
Jackie
Gould
Navy Yard
Boston
Millionaire Baby Christened in Newport Rhode Island
John Nicholas Brown, the wealthiest infant, was christened John Nicholas at Emmanuel Church Newport. The private ceremony honored by Bishop oeVickar and Rev. Emery H Porter. Born to John Nicholas Brown who died May 1 leaving 6 million to his son. The heir, fifteen months old, is expected to inherit up to 80 million by adulthood, with 10 million presently available for his needs. The baby, frail yet cared for by top physicians, has blue eyes and yellow hair and resembles his father.
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Newport
R. I
John Nicholas Brown
John Nicholas
Emmanuel Church
oeVickar
Providence
Emery H. Porter
Fire destroys Eichbaum building in Pittsburg business district
A blaze in downtown Pittsburg on June 22 caused extensive damage in a square bordered by Fifth Avenue and Diamond Wood Market streets. The Eichbaum building burned completely while neighboring structures suffered severe damage. Losses likely exceed $300,000. Fifty Duff's College students on the fifth floor escaped unharmed. Origin of the fire remains unknown.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Fifth Avenue
Diamond
Wood
Market Streets
Eichbaum
First National Bank
Fichbaum
Duff's College
Hichbaum
The Cadet Girl cast changes at the Columbia and more
Adele Ritchie to reprise The Cadet Girl with J C Miron stepping in for Seabrooke who joined The Rnders Funding Rose directs Heart of the Princess Ogra for Anthony Hope adaptation Frank McKee to helm. Mary Mannering will perform next season with Janice Meredith in Mrs Sarah Cowell Le Moyne to go abroad in July for rehearsals Art Lipman joins Mannering's support Dave Warfield buys $72,000 NY residence Hodge Podge Co to star Peter F Dailey In Himmelhof. Hilda Clarke named Bostonians prima donna Yobart Bosworth leads Blanche Walsh tour Roxy Quiller scenes set in Portsmouth docks and Corsica Walter Perkins Jerome a Poor Young Man to open in England Phebe Davies wealthy stagewoman California ranch Long Island farm and Pacific coast property noted Houses and farms praised Palace Theatre cools with air and fans Buffalo Bill Wild West in Boston shows strong attendance C ody leads the performances and travels to Hartford after week The Point of Pines hosts a eventful week Mme Tavary O’Hara Fitzgibbons McCoy Great Nevada praised Tate and the show to London next week
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Adele Ritchie
Reneereine
Columbia
J. C. Miron
Seabrooke
F.“Rose
Anthony Hope
Ogra
Frank McKee
Mary Mannering
Janice Meredith
Sarah Cowell
le Moyne
Art Lipman
Dave Warfield
West Side
New York
Peter F. Dailey
Portsmouth
Eng
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Walter E. Perkins
Jerome
Mary
California
San Rafael
America
Longland
Atlantic
Pacific
Lincoln Wharf
Ore Hattery Street
Palace Theatre
Buffalo 11
Huntington Avenue
Whch
Boston
Colonel Cody
Hartford
Chicago
West
Point of
Pines
Mme. Tavary
Joe O'Hara
Fitzgibbons
McCoy
Nevada
Trilby
London
Classical Cowboy at Tremont Theatre Next Week
A stock company plans a new offering at Tremon Theatre next Monday evening. J. H. Gilmour shifts to a cowboy role in Classical Cowboy with Mary Sanders joining the company. Florence Rockwell and other favorites appear. The Village Postmaster plays on until next week, followed by The Girl I Left Behind Me on July 2.
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Gilmour
Rodrigues
J. H. Gilmour
Mary Sanders
Wil
Florence Rockwell
Clarke
Gus Weinburg
Castle Lanare
New York
Columbia
Faust
Marguerite
Tockhart
Keith
York and Adams
George Wilson
Edmund Hayes
Emily Lytton
Farve
George Jones
Caicedo
Austin & Stone
Austin & Stone’s
Wahund
Mile
Tekla
Stockholm
George Evans
Froebel
Ruge
Anna Whitney
Lillian Shaffer
Combination Park
Ed Latell
Dewitt
Oat Keough
Ballard
Anna S
Charles River Park
Nales
China
Albvertier
Coccias
Germany
Russia
Turkey
John Bull
Uncle Sam
R. G. Blake
Ublic
J. W. Gorman
Imperials
Ruatic Theatre
Norumbega Park
Gorman
Crescent Gardens
Tony Williams
Mr. Dooley
Hennessy
Toby Lyons
Harry, Mantell
Finlay
Burke
Phil Morton
Ethel Robinson
Baby Morton
Bass Point
Nahant
Ostrich
The Girl with the Auburn Hair Marries
The Girl with the Auburn Hair has chosen a husband, marking a new union as she takes her spouse for life.
Pure Port and Wine Offer in Local Ad
Pure Port Pure Sherry Pure Angeica and Zintandel are advertised as delightful wines suited for hot weather. Includes Pure Claret and Hock at 76c per gallon. Also promotes a book of 50 punch receipts and sells 4X Rye whiskey for $1.00 per fall quart. Los Angeles Company at 40 Nummer Street Easten ships by mail or express. telephone Oxford 870.
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LOS Angeles Company
Nummer Street
Easten
Telephona Oxford
Auburn Wig Made Miss Akassa A Vaudeville Sensation
John J. Murdock created the auburn hair illusion for Miss Grate Akassa who debuted as a running mate of white horses. The publicity boosted her fame though she did not have auburn hair, and her manager has married her. The family includes Lotta the pianist and Minnie the watercolorist. The Murdochs plan a Boston visit soon.
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John J. Murdock
Miss Grate Akassa
Mr. Murdock
Miss Akass
Miss Akasa
Lotta
Minnie Te
Teamster William Kingston Killed by Wagon Wheels
William Kingston a 60 year old teamster of Coffey Street Dorchester died instantly on Freeport Street when the heavy wagon he was atop ran frightened horses near Pope's Hill. He was unable to free himself and was crushed beneath the wheels.
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William Kingston
Coffey Street
Dorchester
Freeport Street
Pope’s Hill
Mr. Kingston
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