Gold Stolen From Stanley Romany Family Home
Robbery at the Stanley family home 1254 North Main Street Providence finds $5000 to $6000 in gold missing from a canvas bag. Police and nearby towns form a net around the woods near the boundary with East Providence and seek a suspect described as Oscar from New York once tied to Coney Island.
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Providence
R. I
Stanley
North Main Street
Fawtucket
Oscar
New York
Coney Island
Hold Man of 81 in Girl Case
Dr J Wales Brown aged about 81 living at 15 Blackwood Street Back Bay W arrested with Inspectors Pelton and Waite on charges of performing an illegal operation on Catherine V Conley 22 of 6 Dunmore Street Roxbury Brown also known as Jacob W Brown has served two terms in the State prison He was previously arrested in 1911 and 1884 and 1895 for forgery and other offenses with later fate not stated.
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J. Wales Brown
Blackwood Street
Back Bay
Pelton and
Waite
Catherine V. Conley
Dunmore Street
Roxbury
Patrick A. Coleman
Shawmut Avenue
City Hospital
Conley
Dr. Brown
Jacob W. Brown
Brown
Pinkerton
Charlestown
Marie L. B. Farrell
Franchetti Opera Garnered Praise At Boston Show
The Boston Opera House staged Franchetti's Ger man ia with lavish sets and skilled company led by Zenatello as Frederick and Melis delivering notable last act performance. Polese praised for orchestral support as audience applauded after each act curtain call.
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Franchetti
Boston Opera House
Polese
Charity Ball Draws Nearly Two Thousand in Boston
The 108 United Lodges of the I O B A in Massachusetts hosted a charity ball at Paul Revere Hall attended by about 2000 people. Proceeds near $1500 benefited consumptive members. Officers included Julius Friedenberg chief marshal and Solomon Levy reception chair.
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Paul Revere Hall
Massachusetts
Board of Deputies
Julius Friedenberg
Simon Goldberg
J. L. Simon
Nathan Elzholz
Alexander K. Rose
David Finkelman
Samuel Kalesky
Solomon Levy
Alfonzo Constant
Lazarus Davis
Heinrich Gebhard and American String Quartet at Chamber Concert
Heinrich Gebhard and the American String Quartet present a program at einert Hall next Monday March 23 at 3 oclock. The program includes a violin and piano sonata by Miss Marshall and Gebhard four piano solos by Gebhard a quartet for viola cello piano and two violins by Gebhard and the Aquartet and tickets are on sale at Steinert and Symph.
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Heinrich Gebhard
Miss Marshall
Steinert and
Sym
Britain Faces Critical Vote On Minimum Wage Bill
London reports the fate of the minimum wage bill hangs in the balance as A. J. Balfour plans to move its rejection in the Commons. Unionists meet to back leaders while Labour and Nationalists back the bill’s second reading amid discord over committee stage amendments.
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London
A. J. Balfour
House of Commons
Mr. Balfour
Balfour
Labor Party
Laborites
Miners’ Federation
Boston School Chief urged to stay amid Worcester milk board plea
A Boston meeting urged Superintendent Brooks to remain, with supporters pressing the School Board to keep him and to back expanded powers for the State Board of Health to enforce milk safety. The committee plans to urge the board to persuade Brooks to stay, while he weighs an Oklahoma offer.
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M. E. Fitzgerald
Dorchester
Brooks
Boston
White
Post
Ellis
Queen Mary Dreadnought Launched at Jarrow
The Queen Mary, Great Britain's latest dreadnought, was launched at Jarrow with thousands watching. She matches the Lion in type but exceeds it in displacement of 27 000 tons and 75 000 indicated horsepower, costing 10 305 320 dollars as the largest warship yet built in Britain.
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London
Great Britain
Jarrow
Habanera to Open Evening Replacing Eurydice Ballet
Boston Opera House cancels Eurydice and the Enchanted Lyre due to unforeseen circumstances. The program shifts to the first performance of Habanera followed by the ballet Coppelia this season, as announced for tomorrow night.
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Boston Opera House
Teachers urge Brooks to stay as Boston schools leader
Leading instructors in Boston gathered with Superintendent Stratton D. Brooks at Mason Street headquarters yesterday and urged him to reject Oklahoma State University’s offer and remain in Boston. More than 100 educators attended the meeting.
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Walter S. Parker
Brooks
Frank V. Thompson
John T. Eliot
East Boston High School
M. E. Fitzgerald
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Dorchester
Parker
Boston
Maurice P. White
West
H. S. Weaver
Stratton D. Brooks
Mason Street
Oklahoma State University
GIBLIN ACCUSES EAST BOSTON graft at town meeting
Ex Alderman Thomas J. Giblin charges graft in building East Boston High School and land purchase. Mayor Fitzgerald praises East Boston for development potential while Joseph Maccabe decries ash collection and ferry service issues. Community protest over Shelby Street Only cars noted.
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Thomas J. Giblin
Fitzgerald
East Boston High School
Boston
Joseph O. Maccabe
East Boston
Maccabe
Chapman
Shelby Street
New England
Woman testifies in fraud trial over mining stock scheme
Witnesses including Mrs. Blakeney of Newton and Albert Springer of Somerville testified in U S District Court against Victor M Weil on a fraud charge tied to the sale of stock in the Goldfield Boston Consolidated Mining Company of Nevada. Blakeney paid 30 dollars for 500 shares, Springer exchanged 40 dollars in stock for 500 shares, and Smith sent 2.25 dollars for 100 shares.
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John W. Blakeney
Newton
Albert J. Springer
Somerville
Joseph Smith
Jamaica Plain
Lester E. Smith
Brookville
Victor M. Weil
United States District Court
Boston Consolidated Mining Company
Nevada
Blakeney
Weir
Springer
Boston
Smith
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Consumers Say Health Board Powerless
Massachusetts Milk Consumers’ Association
Sir
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William Lowell Putnam
Richards M. Bradley
Hugh Cabot
M. D
Mary S. Mellyn
E. C. Ripley
George W. Evans
Charlestown High School
Pattersons Tobacco
Gay
Giblin
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