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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1911

Page

6

Light-Aimes Company Presents Shylock and Portia

The production casts Light as Shylock with wily diplomacy and Mme. Aimes as Portia in forthright form. Liele Muriel plays Jessica with youthful vigor while a large company shows polished training.

Father John's Medicine Endorsed as Safe Family Tonic

Mothers widely use Father John's Medicine to treat children’s coughs colds and throat problems claiming it is alcohol and drug free. The ad promotes a 50 year history of success and describes the product as a wholesome tonic and body builder not a patent medicine.

Father John

Divorce case at Newport claims statutory offence and cruelty

Miss Mabel Corcoran a former North Station waitress in Boston resurfaced in the Walker divorce trial in Newport as Nina Chinn Walker's case alleges statutory offence and cruelty. William H Crapo of Boston testified as a witness for Mrs Walker late today.

Newport R. I Mabel Corcoran North Station Boston Nina Chinn Walker Washington James W. G. Walker Naval Training Station

Walker attention to Miss Corcoran spanned four years

Testimony shows Crapo describing Miss Corcoran's lodging house suite and frequent visits by a man called the doctor later identified as Mr. Walker. Mrs. Walker cites Walker's attentions, taking Corcoran to a society play with Sallie Walker in the cast, and a private box. Walker to testify Friday in his defense.

Crapo Miss Corcoran Walker Mr. Walker Washington

Trolley Car Fire Delays Afternoon Traffic at Copley Square

A small blaze at the base of the trolley pole on the Grove Hall car roof ignited from a short circuit. Passengers panicked as flames jumped, but all escaped through the doors. The fire halted traffic on Huntington Avenue and was put out by the car crew and following trains.

Grove Hall Copley Square Huntington Avenue

Prohibit Harem and Hobble Skirts Bill Advances

Springfield, March 9. Representative Murphy of Chicago introduces a bill banning harem skirts entirely and hobble skirts under one and a half yards. The measure also restricts skirts at the bottom to three yards or less. Violators face fines from ten to fifty dollars per offense.

Springfield Murphy Chicago

Brockton Cattle Scare Quarantines Four Cows

In Brockton on March 9 Animal Inspector William H. Brownell found four cows in a single herd with mange. He quarantined the animals and a full investigation of nearby cattle will be conducted. likely infected cattle will be slaughtered.

Brockton William H. Brownell Ecity

Home Rule Meet Ready at Faneuil Hall

Arrangements are nearly complete for a mass meeting in support of Home Rule for Ireland to be held at Faneuil Hall next Sunday evening. The event observes St Patrick's Day and aims to show practical support for the Irish national cause led by Augustine J. Daly.

Ireland Faneuil Hall Augustine J. Daly Fitzgerald Josigh Quincy Mer. O'Callaghan John Boyle O'Reilly Charlestown

Russian Dancers Delight Boston in Pavlova and Mordkin Coppelia

Last evening at the Boston Opera House a large fashionable audience witnessed the Russian troupe led by Mile pavlova and M. Mikail Mordkin in Delibes Coppelia. Pavlova's charm and grace earned hearty applause while Mordkin impressed as a top class male dancer. The program also included Giselle and variation dancing.

Boston Opera House Mile Anna Pavlova M. Mikail Mordkin Leo Delibe Boston Delibe Mile Pavlova M. Mordkin Giselle

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