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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1910

Page

9

Record crowds at Boston Opera House for Metropolitan Opera sales

More than 50 people lined Huntington Avenue outside the Boston Opera House as box office hours began for the Metropolitan Opera Company engagement in the week of March 28. Ticket agents reported high demand and officials aimed to curb resale while second balcony seating offered easier access with no long lines.

Boston Opera House Metropolitan Opera Company Opera House Huntington Avenue Children’s Hospital al Lothian Mr. Lothian Aida Allstar Eastern Talking Machine Company Opera

Tribute to the late Rev. Lewis B. Bates of East Boston

John D. Long writes to Mrs. Emma Bates Harvey praising the late Rev. Lewis B. Bates. He recalls Bates as a powerful speaker with warm sympathies and a long East Boston ministry, a leader who embodied the Master’s spirit.

John D. Long Emma Bates Harvey Lewis B. Bates East Boston

Rockefeller foundation bill blocked by Senator Heyburn

Washington March 21 Senator Heyburn objected to the Rockefeller foundation bill on the Senate calendar and the measure was laid over to another day. He did not explain the reason for his objection.

Washington Rockefeller Foundation Senate Heyburn Idaho

Beautiful Women Stars of the Grand Opera in Boston

Boston prepares for a two week opera season featuring Emmy Destinn as Aida at the Opera House and Madame Mazarin in Elektra at the Boston Theatre. Mary Garden will present Griselidis, Frances Alda may sing Mimi with Caruso in La Bohème, and Tulsa Tetrazzini with John McCormack headlines a double bill including Jeanne Gerville-Reache in La Na varra se. Rita Wornia will sing Suzuki opposite Geraldine Farrar's Butterfly on the 29th.

Boston Metropolitan Manhattan Emmy Destinn Aida Boston Opera House Practi Cally Madame Mazarin Richard Strauss Elektra Boston Theatre Mary Garden Massenet Griselidis Frances Alda Mimi Caruso Tulsa Tetrazzini John McCormack Jeanne Gerville-Reache

Escapes Nurse Drowns in Boston Park Pond

Emma Hopkinson, 30, patient at Dr Mabel Ordway’s private Jamaica Plain hospital, escaped yesterday morning and drowned in Ledge pond Franklin Park. Park worker Michael Walsh saw her walking calm, without hat or coat, then she climbed the pond fence and leapt from a rock 15 feet above the water. The pond is about 30 feet deep and surrounded by a five foot iron fence.

Emma Hopkinson Mabel Ordway Glen Road Jamaica Plain Old Ledge Pond Franklin Park Michael Walsh Ledge Pond

Sealing Fleet Reaches Grounds Nine Days Out

The steamer Florizel flagship of the sealing fleet, with five other ships, reaches the sealing grounds and begins work. She carries 10 000 skins aboard and 20 000 other animals killed and ready for flaying. Eagle has 12 000 captures and Algerine 10 000. Additional vessel catches not listed.

St, John's N. F Florizel Eagle Algerine Bonaventure Bellaventure Beothit

Dr Mitchell Becomes Danvers Insane Hospital Superintendent

Dr H W Mitchell resigns as superintendent of Eastern Maine Insane Hospital Bangor to take effect June 15. He accepts appointment as superintendent of the State Insane Hospital at Danvers Massachusetts, where he served as assistant superintendent for ten years before moving to Bangor three years ago.

Bangor H. W. Mitchell Eastern Maine Insane Hospital Board of Trustees

Penobscot River Opens to Navigation at Bangor

The Penobscot River from Bangor downstream has thawed enough to open the port to navigation. Ice lingered since December 23, but the current conditions allow vessels to move again.

Bangor Penobscot

Woman Awarded 15000 for Lost Hand in Laundry Accident

Isabel Atherton of 804 Washington street received 15000 from a Suffolk jury after a mangling machine at Western Steam Laundry in Roxbury crushed her left hand three years earlier. The injury left her crippled for life. The accident occurred on July 27, 1907 when the machine jumped and pulled her hand into the device.

Isabel Atherton Washington Street Suffolk Western Steam Laundry Company Roxbury

No More PILES Pyramid Pile Cure Ad

A Pyramid Pile Cure advertisement claims immediate relief for piles and rectal disease. It offers a free trial by mail from Pyramid Drug Co at 138 Pyramid Bldg Marshall Michigan, then a 50 cent box at druggists. It promises reduced swelling, healing of sores, and avoidance of surgery.

Pyramid Drug Co Pyramid

The Modern Wise Old Age Uncle Walt Mason Passes

A brief verse by Walt Mason contrasts the sad old sage of yesteryear with today’s energetic elder. It celebrates a lively, hopeful aging man who faces death with courage and humor, ending with a note that his session concludes with skill.

Earth Walt Mason George Matthew Adams

Curious relic found on Plum Island shore

Newburyport reported a life saver, Fred Lattim, found a pewter porringer dated 150 to 200 years old while patrolling Plum Island beach. The find spurs belief in a buried treasure or wrecked ship nearby, and Lattim reportedly received a large offer for the artifact.

Newburyport Plum Island Fred Lattim Lattime

Peru withdraws legation from Chile over priest expulsions

Santiago, Chile. The Peruvian government notified Chile of the withdrawal of its legation at Santiago in response to the expulsion of Peruvian priests from Tacna and Arica provinces.

Santiago Chili Tacna Arica

Improper Dancer Guilty in Superior Court

Jeanne Pelletreau, young woman on trial for giving dances before private gatherings in this city, was found guilty when the sealed verdict was opened by Judge Wait. She was sentenced to Sherborn prison for women for an indefinite period.

Jeanne Pelletreauu Superior Criminal Court Wait Sherborn

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