Story of Tonight's Opera ALICE NIELSEN The Barber of Seville praised as a timeless comic masterwork
The Barber of Seville remains a sparkling comic opera in Rossini's best vein. The tale follows Rosina and Almaviva as they outwit guardian Bartolo with Figaro's help. Disguises, elopement plans, and witty humor drive acts one and two to a happy union.
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Rossini
Senius
Rosina
Count Altmaviva
Figaro
Basilio
Bartolo
Almaviva
Smothers in Bank of Sand at Milton Home
Percy Haddeth aged 20 of 1207 Massachusetts Avenue suffocated by sand while clearing an unseen sandbank at the Leopold Morse Home in Milton yesterday afternoon. A fellow worker left briefly and returned to find Haddeth trapped. Dr Walter T. Patter of Dorchester attempted resuscitation but he died. Haddeth is survived by a widowed mother.
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Percy Haddeth
Massachusetts Avenue
Leopold Morse
Milton
Haddeth
Walter
Fiarvard Street
Dorchester
Newsboys Aid Philadelphia Carmen Strike With 2 Percent Gift
Boston Newsboys' Union announces 2 percent of sales will go to Philadelphia striking carmen. City divided into districts. top fundraiser receives a book. Committee of 15 leads, headed by Hyman J. Cohen, vice-president.
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Boston
Union
Philadelphia
Hyman J. Cohen
Kathleen Mavourneen at Angel Guardian Club
The Angel Guardian Dramatic Club will present Kathleen Mavourneen in the hall of the institution tomorrow evening. The club draws members from Dorchester Roslindale and Roxbury. Between acts solo performances will be given by Miss Terese M Browne Joseph A Golden and Louis Christiani.
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Angel Guardian Dramatic Club
House of the Angel Guardian
Kathleen Mavourneen
Dorchester
Roslindale
Roxbury
Terese M. Browne
Joseph A. Golden
Louis Christiani
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Boston Citizen
A Boston resident P. H. Hynes praises Doan's Kidney Pills for three years of good health after relief from severe back and limb pains and dizziness from kidney trouble. He notes a 1905 relapse also relieved, with the product sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Boston
P. H. Hynes
Bremen Street
Mass
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Sothern and Harned Sothern in Reno for Divorce Decree
Virginia Harned Sothern and actress Miss Margaret Gordon arrived in Reno to file for absolute divorce from actor E H Sothern. They toured local houses in rain seeking residence, with Sothern planning a five week San Francisco engagement after June. The 1909 decree refused cited lack of Nevada residency.
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Virginia Harned
Nevada
Reno
Nev
Virginia Harned Sothern
E. H. Sothern
Margaret Gordon
Riverside Hotel
Edward H. Sothern
Pistol Shots At 154 Merrimac Street Cause Disturbance
A frightened foreigner at 154 Merrimac Street fired several shots into the air late last night to scare burglars away. Neighbors mistook the scene for a riot as patrolman Tilton arrived and found a drunken man leaning against the foreigner's door.
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Merrimac Street
Tilton
Somerville Benefactor Martha Hunt Dies at 50 Thurston Street
Martha Rebecca Hunt, longtime donor to Somerville Hospital and the Unitarian Church on Highland Avenue, died yesterday at her home. She had been an invalid for years and unable to leave bed.
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Somerville
Martha Rebecca Hunt
Somerville Hospital
Unitarian Church
Highland Avenue
Thurston Street
Bragdon
Daytona
Via
Byron F. Bragdon
Talcon Street
Boston
Donovan
Brookline
Hanvorah
Florence
Catherine Donovan
Kelly
East Milton Road
Graves
Everett
Annis F
Janvrin W. Graves
Universalist Church
Harkins
Newton
Frank G
John J. Harkins
FF. M. O'Donnell
Washington Street
St. Augustine’s Church
Hasson
Ann J
Patrick Hasson
Alice Collins
East Brookline Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
Hatch
Edward Hatch
Commonwealth Avenue
Lanegan
City Hospital
Patrick W. Lanegan
Thomas J. Lanegan
East Fourth Street
St. Eulalla’s Church
B. F
Lol Warren Avenue
Monahan
Roxbury
Elizabeth A
Glynn
John Monahan
Bluse Hill Avenue
St. John Church
Blue Hill Avenue
Mulroney
Martin
Sarah Mulroney
A. Murray Sons
Erin Court
M. C. O. I. Pratt
Lydia
Silas H. Pratt
Clifton Avenue
Jon
Halifas
N. S
Stratton
Mary F. Stratton
Sylvester
Catherine Stratton
St. Philip's Church
Tewksbury
Winthrop
Mary Sinclair Tewksbury
Martin Grandville Tewksbury
Florence Tewksbury Crosby
Yartie Street
Ingalls Station
Varney
George “Tl. Varney
Malden
Walsh
Mary
Richard Walsh
Shfilue
Perry Street
St. Mary's of the Assumption Church
Waterman
Sarah Patten
Chantecler Gowns Highlight Siegel Window Displays
Henry Siegel Company's store showcases the Chantecler Costume in a living model on the second floor. The ensemble features chantecler red duchess satin with a draped skirt, black lace trim, and Chantilly lace bodice. Millinery relies on festooned flowers, bandeaux, and bold colors like flame and emerald.
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Siegel
Henry Siegel Company
Brown and Maddox decline Peary lecture invitation
Gov Brown and Atlanta Mayor Maddox refuse to introduce Commander Peary for his lecture tomorrow night in Atlanta. Brown questions Peary’s North Pole discovery claim while Maddox says Peary comes as a private citizen to lecture for money, not as a guest of Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Brown
Maddox
Peary
North Pole
Gave
Moulin Rouge Passes Test Says City Hall
Boston officials report the Moulin Rouge production at the Boston Theatre does not warrant interference from the mayor's office or police commissioner. Licensing clerk John M. Casey witnessed the first performance and conveyed the assessment to the mayor.
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Boston
City Hall
John M. Casey
Eva Fay predicts Roosevelt as next U S president
Mrs Eva Fay announced at Keith's Theatre yesterday afternoon that Theodore Roosevelt will be the next President of the United States. The question came from a man named Waldron in the audience and prompted strong applause during her current engagement.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Eva Fay
Waldron
Keith’s Theatre
Note hints at possible suicide at Fort Point channel
A note found by William M. Grace indicates a potential self inflicted death at the Fort Point channel with a date of March 10 1910. The writer JO H GLOVER expresses indecision and references family history and hard times. Local police at Station 5 prepared for a possible search of the channel.
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Station 5
Fort Point Channel
William M. Grace
Highth Street
Boston
John Glover
Jugular removed and boy survives lengthy operation
Harold Erickson a 19 year old on Long Island Hospital is recovering after a major operation to remove most of his jugular vein. Surgeons hope smaller vessels will take over drainage though the final removal is planned in a few days. The case began with an ear infection and a blood clot.
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W. W. Kimball Co
Kimball
New England
Hallet & Davis Piano Co
Hailet & Davis
New York
Harold Erickson
Long Island Hospital
Erickson
Jury to Hear Cashier Earle Case Picks Up Pace
The National City Bank of Cambridge looting case was presented to a federal grand jury by U S District Attorney Asa P. French and Assistant William H. Garland. Witnesses included Daniel A. Shea Frank von Blarcom Harry E Galbraith George Calvert and Edward A Pauli. The hearing continues today with Frank L Earle and Julius F E De Saules expected to testify.
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National City Bank of
Cambridge
George W. Coleman
Wilson W. Lockhart
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Asa P. French
William H. Garland
Daniel A. Shea
Coleman
Frank von Blarcom
J. Thomas Rinehart
Curb
Harry E. Galbraith
George G. Calvert
Edward A. Pauli
Ellis S. Peppers
Frank JL. Earle
Julius FE. de Saules
Dance of Jewish Juniors Draws Large Boston Crowd
About 1000 attended the Boston Section Council of Jewish Juniors event at Horticultural Hall last evening. Proceeds support a seashore home for poor Hebrew children all summer. Floor director Bernard L. Garfinkle led with assistants Dora Charak Frank H. Baer and a group of junior club officers and matrons aided by Mrs Andrews Mrs Harris Mrs Charak and Mrs Van Noorden.
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Boston
Council of Jewish Juniors
Horticultural Hall
Bernard L. Garfinkle
Dora Charak
Frank H. Baer
Rita Charak
Bertha Shannon
Esther Claff
Rebecca Heimans
Jennie Itkowitz
Jennie Perlis
Selma Pick
Benjamin Axlerod
Joseph L. Champagne
Saul Cohen
Leon Feinberg
Prederick L. Goulston
Augustus Kaufman
Adolph Sanberg
Julius Andrews
George S. Harris
Jacob Charak
E. van Noorden
Senator Daniel’s Condition Deteriorates in Florida
Lynchburg dispatch reports Senator Daniel has taken a turn for the worse. He telegraphed from Daytona Florida where he had gone for his health asking Dr. Wagh his family physician to meet him. Mrs Daniel and Mrs Harper a daughter will leave tonight for Florida.
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Lynchburg
Daniel
Daytona
Fla
Wagh
Harper
Florida
Nagel To Address Commercial Club In Boston Tomorrow
Secretary Nagel of the Department of Commerce and Labor will speak at the Commercial Club in Boston on Thursday night about "Federal and State Authority" after traveling there with Mrs. Nagel.
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Washington
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Boston
Commercial Club
James W. Scott Files Bankruptcy Petition
Coal dealer James W. Scott of 50 Congress Street filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S District Court listing liabilities of 18569 dollars and assets of 16600 dollars yesterday.
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James W. Scott
Congress Street
United States District Court
New Haven Strike Threat Targets Wage Demands
The trainmen engine men conductors and yardmen of the New Haven road vote to strike after two months of talks with railroad officials over wage conditions. The grievance committee prepared a statement for locals and left New Haven for home.
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New Haven
Conn
Mellen
New Haven Road
Brotherhoods
Railroad wage dispute over hours and mileage rate
The union says the railroad concedes shortened hours yet blocks earnings of current daily wages by forcing over ten hours due to mileage rates. Long runs remain unchanged. General Manager Higgins delivered the company’s reply, deemed unsatisfactory by the brotherhoods. A final appeal to President Mellen failed due to his absence. Polls will close Saturday, with results likely announced Tuesday and ballots counted Monday.
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Higgins
Mellen
Brotherhoods
Girl 14 Fatally Asphyxiates Self in Kitchen Accident
Marguer ite Anderson, 14, in Portland on March 15, became suddenly ill in her mother's apartment kitchen. In an unsuccessful effort to stand, she turned on the gas stove and suffocated herself.
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Portland
Marguerite Anderson
Hood's Lotion Promises Soothing Skin Care
Advertisement touts Hood's Lotion as the most soothing healing preparation for hands and face. Claims lasting preference after first use and offers 25 or 50 cent sizes for purchase today.
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Hood
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