Trentini greeted by crew before Naughty Marietta debut
Mile Emma Trentini, the 5 foot 3 inch prima donna, arrived at South station and rewarded the engineer and fireman with $5 each for a smooth trip from New York. The Boston Theatre presentation of Naughty Marietta opens tonight under Hammerstein management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile
Emma Trentini
South Station
New York
Oscar Hammerstein
Opera Company
Boston
Victor Herbert
Mr. Hammerstein
Hear Good Report On Clonmany Chapel
Former Clonmany residents met in Roughan Hall Charlestown to hear the finance report on rebuilding the chapel. The committee led by James D. Doherty plans subscriptions and a reunion later to complete the fundraising.
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Clonmany Chapel
Clonmany
Ireland
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
James D. Doherty
James S. Doherty
Hugh Mearron
John Farron
Gold Dust cleans deeply while soap only cleans surface
Gold Dust is described as a vegetable oil soap in powder form that starts working as it hits water. It cleans pots and kettles quickly and thoroughly, removing germs of decay that accumulate with constant use, unlike regular soap.
Tom Earley Dies After Long Illness at 67
Tom Earley, a renowned Boston sports figure, died at his Revere home after a lingering illness at age 67. Once prominent in local sports and liquor trade circles, his fame peaked about twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom” Earley
Boston
Revere
Earley
South End
Boston boxing figure Earley dies after illness
Tom Earley born 1844 in Nottingham Ireland rose as a boxing promoter and fighter in England and Boston. He trained for Joe Goss and Jem Mace, ran a South End saloon with wife known as hub’s barmaid, later moved to Revere and Mt Pleasant hotel. After a long illness he died at 11 40 p m leaving a strong boxing legacy.
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Nottingham
Ireland
England
Jem Mace
Joe Goss
United States
Marley
Mace
Goss
Howard Theatre
John Stetson
Harley
Earley
Lagrange Street
Tom Allen
Tom Warley
Boston
Tom Earley
Jimmy Elliot
Johnny Dwyer
Knifton
Leeds
Tom” Earley
Revere
Mt. Pleasant
Baked Beans Trial Fails as Consumption Cure
In Rutland a two week trial of Boston baked beans and pork at the State Sanitarium failed to prove curative for consumption. Dr. Philip Bartlett said no special diet cures consumptives. beans and pork showed no health bloom or change. He noted weekly serving, stomach limits, and that common foods would have been found effective by 1911 if true.
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Rutland
Boston
Philip Bartlett
The
Post
Hiram Maxim
Bartlett
Maxim
New England
Boston church notices fill week with talks and ordinations
Noonday speakers visit St Pauls and Trinity Newton Centre with ministers from Portland and Boston. Samuel Kent, soon to be ordained, may lead St John Arlington after rector resignation. The Boston YWCA holds its 45th annual meeting with Rev. Herbert Johnson speaking. Lent lectures by Max Kellner start at St Andrews Wellesley. All Souls Roxbury hosts Lenten vesper services and St Johns Arlington confirms a large class led by Rev Fitts and Bishop Parker.
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St. Paul's
Tremont Street
Joseph B. Shepard
St. Paul's Church
Portland
BE. T. Sullivan
Trinity Church
Newton Centre
F. C
Anderburn
St. Stephen’s Church
Boston
Samuel Neal Kent
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
St. John’s Church
Arlington
James Yeames
Boston Young Women’s Christian Association
Lemson Hall
Berkeley Street
Herbert S. Johnson
St. John's Church
Frederic Whitney Fitts
Edward M. Parker
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Gideon Presents Music of the Synagogue Lecture in Roxbury
Henry L. Gideon organist of Temple Israel lectured on the music of the synagogue at Temple Mishkan Tefila Roxbury last night. An audience heard the lecture with soprano Dora Ruth Greenburg and Cantors W Magid and A Hilman assisting.
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Henry L. Gideon
Temple Israel
Temple Mishkan
Tefila
Moreland
Copeland Streets
Roxbury
Dora Ruth Greenburg
W. Magid
A. Hilman
Gideon
Nidre
Italians in Boston Form Committee For Commutation
Officials of 50 societies representing 5000 Italians in Greater Boston met at Cohen Hall and created a 15 member committee to seek commutation for death sentences of Mrs. Leva Cusumano and Enrico Mascioli. Debate centered on limiting action to Cusumano or extending to Mascioli. President Joseph Santosuosso will name the panel within 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Boston
Cohen Hall
Cross Street
Leva Cusumano
Enrico Mascioli
Joseph Santosuosso
Rush Navy Work at Portsmouth Yard
Rush of workmen at the Portsmouth navy yard in New Hampshire surges over the last three weeks due to hurry up orders for the U.S. ships Maine Wisconsin and Washington boosting demand for labor and overtime.
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Portsmouth Yard
Portsmouth
N.H
March
Navy Yard
U.S
Maine
Wisconsin
Washington
Locked in a Tailoring Office Man Rescued by Police
Harris Bloom, salesman for Kap lan Tailoring, became locked inside 228 Washington Street after trying on his new spring suit. With a key failure he remained dinnerless for about thirty minutes until three officers and a screwdriver freed him, removing the door from its hinges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Bloom
Kaplan Tailoring Company
Washington Street
Bloom
Churches to Join Forces in City Union
Bromfield Street Church led by Rev. George F. Durgin and Tremont Street Church led by Rev. Henry L. Winston plan a joint opening of the Methodist Episcopal year. Morning services stay at Bromfield while Tremont hosts evening activities. both pastors will cooperate on church welfare and South End expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromfield Street
George F. Durgin
Tremont Street
Henry L. Winston
South End
Durgin
Honeymoon voyage sails in style as R. W. Hopkins departs
The four masted schooner R. W. Hopkins leaves Boston bound for Porto Rico after a Somerville wedding. Banners stream from ratlines a white silk ribbon flies from the bowsprit. A crowd cheers with ships launches, hats, and confetti rain as the ship weighs anchor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hopkins
Boston
Porto Rico
Fred B. Balano
Somerville
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N. K. Fairbank Company
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
Brockton
Mass
W. J. Douglas
Douglas
Spark St
Brockto
L. Douglas Shoe
Simnapatene
William E. Wilson
Market Street Baptist Church
Amesbury
West Somerville
Francis EI. Clark
Congregational Ministers’ Association
Pilgrim Hall
Max Kellner
D. D
Episcopal School
St. Andrew's Church
Wellesley
All Souls Unitarian Church
E.G. Long
Miess Publishing Co
Trust ME
Henrietta
Helly, Heinie
Cock-A-Doodle
Hip-1-Addyhoorash
Notich
Signatere of
Bromfield and
Tremont Methodists
Captain Jolly
Paine
Bureau
Paine Furniture Company
Canal Street
North Station
Haymarket Square
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