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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1907

Page

5

Francis Macmillen Returns to Marietta in Heroic Welcome

Francis Macmillen, a young American violin virtuoso, received a record reception in Marietta Ohio after an 11 year European sojourn. The city declared a holiday as his carriage was hauled by students, crowds lined the streets, and two recitals sold out. He recently performed in Chicago and will appear with the Chicago Orchestra on March 29 and 30 playing the Sinding Concerto.

Marietta Francis Macmillen Chickering Hall Macemillen Europe Macmillen Magietta West Chicago Indianapolis Columbus Cleveland Buffalo St. Louis Toledo Cincinnati Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Frank Sanderstucken Chicago Orchestra Christian Sinding Ohio Court House Sam Devere Andy Lewis Palace Theatre Jacobs & Jerome New York Palace Company Austin & Stone's Barrett Dwight Elmendorf Tremont Temple Norway Richard Hageman Marshall P. Wilder Boston Japan

Evelyn Denies Illness Amid Thaw Trial Rumors

New York March 1 Evelyn Nesbit Thaw denies sickness rumors as she remains mostly at the Lorraine. Reporters note Harry Thaw’s tense mood, questionable statements, and the wary stance of State experts and defense counsel during the trial as observers describe his peculiar conduct and a sketch of Evelyn given to a newspaper man.

New York Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Lorraine Harry Flint Mr. Peabody Evelyn

Boston Theatres Prepare For A Week Of Debuts And Farewells

The Majestic to host Sig Ermete Novelli in Louis XI and a rich two week repertoire. Mantell opens a second Tremont week with Othello and The Merchant of Venice. Mary Young bids farewell in A Contented Woman. Miss Maxine Elliott returns to Hollis Street for two weeks. Hattie Williams at Park Theatre settles into a fourth week of The Little Cherub. The Grand Mogul at Colonial remains a hit with Pixley music. Various shows including Tre mon t, Bowdoin, Keiths, and the Old Howard announce finales and new acts with many performers touring Boston venues.

Majestic Theatre Sig. Ermete Novelli United States Louis XI Sig. Novelli Robert Mantell Tremont Theatre Richelieu Richard Sil John Craig Bijou Roland Reed Mary Young Globe Theatre Bickel, Watson and Wrothe Tom, Dick and Harry Clyde Fitch Maxine Elliott Miss Elliott Hollis Street Theatre Hattie Williams Little Cherub Park Theatre Klaw & Erlanger Frank Pixley Gustav Luders Boston Chauncey Olcott Eileen Asthore Grand Opera House Lillian Mortimer Castle Square Keith R. A. Roberts Turpin Rice and Cady The Aribos la Dell and Crouch William Tomkins Emil Hoch Roof Garden Bowdoin Square Theatre Old Howard Harry Bulger Orpheum Merry Berg Girls Columbia

Debussy Sketches Spark Mixed Review In Symphony Rehearsal

The 16th Symphony Orchestra rehearsal featured Debussy three sketches The Sea Olaf s Wedding Dance by Alexander Ritter Liszt s Mephisto Waltz and Berlioz Le Carnival Romain. Critics praised Debussy for color and mood but questioned its elemental vitality while Mephisto Waltz drew applause amid controversy over its provocative reputation.

16Th Symphony Orchestra Debussy Olaf Alexander Ritter Liszt and Berlioz James Huneker

Fearful for Mrs Coleman Missing in Haverhill Case

Police in Haverhill Boston and Newton search for Mrs Mary Coleman who vanished from her home on Wednesday with a large sum of money believed stolen. Investigators seek two unfamiliar women seen with Coleman prior to her disappearance. Coleman, 40, had recently lived with her brother John Flaherty at 97 Locke Street in Newton after moving from Newton a year earlier.

Haverhill Boston Newton Mary Coleman John Flaherty Locke Street

Rumor Denied on Police Superintendent Pierce Ill

Friends deny a rumor that William H. Pierce, superintendent of police, is seriously ill. They say he is not ill but away from the city for a few days rest.

Supt Pierce William H. Pierce

Man With Axe Attacks at Chelsea Address

Anthony Flaherty attacked Peter Tomachoski at 10 Front Street in Chelsea last night. He lunged with an axe, inflicting a bad forehead gash before Tomachoski was treated by a physician and Flaherty was taken to the police station by Patrolman Twombly.

Anthony Flaherty Peter Romachoski Front Street Chelsea Tomachoski Flaherty Twombly

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