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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1913

Page

3

Three Hurt as Car Hits Auto in Brockton Street Crash

In Brockton on Pleasant street Evie Winship and R. W. Jordan of Stoughton were struck by an electric car while riding on auto tracks and were severely injured. Fred Clapp, a forward vestibule passenger, sustained cuts from flying glass. All three were taken to Brockton Hospital.

Brockton Evie Winship R. W. Jordan Stoughton Pleasant Street Fred Clapp Brockton Hospital

Sullivan Confirmed for Park Board

The Civil Service Commission advised the city clerk it approved Mayor Fitzgeralds appointment of Henry Sullivan as chairman of the new park and recreation department after nearly three weeks of consideration.

Civil Service Commission Fitzgerald B. Henry Sullivan

New Operas for Boston Audiences

The Boston Opera House season features Moussorgski Boris Godunov staged by the Metropolitan Opera Company, Wagner Die Walküre, Tristan and Isolde, Fevrier Monna Vanna with Mary Garden, Massenet The Jugglers of Notre Dame for Miss Garden, Verdi Un Ballo in Maschera, and select older Italian works for Mme. Tetrazzini and her school.

Boston Opera House Moussorgski Boris Godunov Metropolitan Opera Company Wagner Die Walkvere Tristan and Isoldi Fevrier Monna Vanna Mary Garden Massenet

Plans for Next Boston Opera Season Outlined by Russell

Director Russell gave a cautious first authoritative statement on next season detailing that no firm details exist yet. Outlining aims he noted negotiations in Paris and repertory decisions depend on new operas heard this spring and their fit with existing works. He cited intended returns of several modern and standard works and possible appearances by Melba and Lipkowska with continued artist exchange between Boston and the Metropolitan.

Russell Paris Louise the Madonna Suzanne Mme. Melba Boston Miss Bob Mme Destinn Edvina Miss Garden Gay Miss Hempel Miss Nielsen Nordica Tetrazzini Clement Marcoux Zenatello Mme. Lipkowska Mr. Baklanoff Metropolitan

Hospitals Bar Friedmanns Work at Clinic for Deformities

The clinic treated 2350 applicants with deformities, mostly children under 12, using injections of Friedmann’s serum. Dr. Frauenthal warned of fever lasting a week after treatment, and praised a 16 year old Benjamin Berenson for knee improvement. Friedmann planned further exams at Bellevue Hospital and 380 more treatments. the government test results were expected from Surgeon General Blue on Saturday.

Friedmann Bier Berlin Herman Frauenthal Frauenthal Benjamin Berenson Fast Forty-sixth Street Bellevue Hospital Surgeon- General Blue Washington

Hotels of New England Forge Cooperation to Boost Tourism

The City of Boston Hotel Association dinner at the Thorndike discussed uniting New England hotels with chambers of commerce to promote regional travel and facilities. Attendees included Mayor Fitzgerald and hotel association leaders from Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Connecticut, and New York names such as Francis Bain and John J. Cahill.

City of Boston Hotel Association Thorndike Amos Whipple Copley Square Hotel New England Mayor Fitzgerald Francis Bain American Hotel Association John McGlynn New York State Hotel Association Fred Reed New York City Association John F. Kellehan New England Hotel Association Wilber P. Emerson Maine Hotel Association George C. Pattee New Hampshire Association F. H. Shepard Vermont Association John L. Damon Massachusetts Association John J. Cahill Connecticut Association John C. Lee The Lunched Club of Boston

Local Baseball Talk Sparks Ribbing Between Veterans

Dave Altizer tells Red Owens he has played baseball everywhere from Dan to Beersheba, while Owens counters that he has traveled widely but never played in those small towns. The pair trade playful jibes about their long careers and tour stops.

Red

Ambassador Wilson to Return from Vera Cruz to Mexico City

Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson, after several days at Vera Cruz, will travel to Mexico City tomorrow. State Department officials say the trip was for rest and carries no political significance.

Washington Henry Lane Wilson Vera Cruz Gulf Coast Mexico City State Department

Fire destroys Munyon plant in West Philadelphia

A lab of the Munyon Homeopathic Home Remedy Company in West Philadelphia burned, causing an estimated 50,000 dollars for building loss and 150,000 dollars for contents. About 150 girls employed there escaped by jumping from windows onto a high bank with no injuries reported.

Philadelphia Munyon Homeopathic Home Remedy Company

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