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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1907

Page

7

Knights of Columbus Dedicate New Quarters In Dorchester

The Columbus Club of Dorchester will dedicate their new quarters Monday at 7 pm with a musical program and dance. Governor Curtis Guild Jr and other officials will attend. The clubhouse at Pleasant Pearl Stoughton is a 1500 square foot building with bowling alleys, parlors, library, lodge hall and a 150 by 100 foot main hall seating 500. Membership stands just over 900 with 1000 expected by May 1. admission will be by ticket to manage crowd.

Columbus Club Dorchester Mt. Vernon James E. Hayes Elm Hill Mt. Bowdoin Knights of Columbus Curtis Guild, Jr Fitzgerald Pleasant Pearl Stoughton

Armenian Girls Freed After Six Months in Boston

Two Armenian sisters Yegsha and Vartanoosh Gishligian, aged 22 and 24, were detained for a month on Long Wharf after immigration officials questioned their status. They were released as authorities ruled they were lawfully in the United States and are living with relatives at 66 Arlington Street, Chelsea. Their family claims persecutors provided false statements to trigger detention.

Great and Free America Boston Long Wharf Yegsha Vartanoosh Gishligian Arlington Street Chelsea United States

Barker Held for Grand Jury in Pawtucket Slaying

Walter Barker of Attleboro Massachusetts was held for the grand jury without bail after a hearing on the charge of killing Mrs. Mary Henderson in Pawtucket on February 27.

Providence R. I Walter Barker Attleboro Mags Mary Henderson Pawtucket

Cogswell Bankrupt Petition Filed in U S District Court

Rebecca D. Smith of Brookline and two Cogswell employees filed a petition in federal court seeking adjudication of Cogswell as bankrupt. They claim a $63,251 loan plus $92 in wages, plus alleged transfers of jewelry and concealed property to hinder creditors.

Rebecca D. Smith Brookline Ray Cogswell Beacon Street United States District Court Smith James Gowenlock John R. Roche Boston A. Stowell & Co Albert Garceau State Street Post Europe Rogers Dow Mr. Cogswell

Letter from missing Berkshire man after eighteen years

Eighteen years after William H. Tanner vanished from Jules Parsons Market in Lenox, a Chicago mailed letter arrives for postmaster Bourne in Great Barrington. Tanner, now 42, reports his mother and brother Harry are dead, his sister Sarah Tanner is seriously ill, and he asks about them. The family estate valued at $30,000 awaits if he surfaces, with the will set to half to him after twenty years.

Great Barrington William H. Tanner Jules Parsons Main Street Lenox George E. Bourne Tanner Harry Chicago Sarah G. Tanner Bourne Tanners Berkshires Lenox Real Estate

OEDIPUS REX At Globe Theatre draws small crowd

George KE Riddle staged Oedipus Rex at the Globe Theatre with Signor Novelli and Signor Franco Liberati in a free Italian translation. The grim tragedy, featuring Oedipus' decline and self blindness, drew the smallest audience of the engagement despite moments of dramatic height. Signora Giannini played Jocasta, and upcoming shows include Hamlet with Signora Novelli, Taming of the Shrew, and The Outlaw.

George KE Riddle Sophocles Oedipus Rex Old Globe Theatre Harvard University Oedipus Tony Signor Novelli Majestic Signor Franco Liberati Signora Giannini Jocasta Signora Novelli Hamlet

Strikers Return to Work at Chicopee Mills

In Chicopee on March 14 unions win partial concession as agent Rawlinson rehires two discharged officers. About 100 workers remain on unsanctioned strike at the Chicopee Manufacturing Company.

Chicopee Chicopee Manufacturing Company Rawlinson

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