Eight Cent Coffee At Jail Sparks Breakfast Debate
Charles street jail inmates receive eight cent coffee as part of a minimal breakfast of bread and a mug of liquid. Critics say the meal is insufficient for prisoners including witnesses and detainees. councilors press for better coffee and nourishment while jail officials request budget increases.
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Charles Street
City Council Committee On Appropriations
Deer Island House of Correction
Penal Institutions Department
Boston
Attridge
Sherif Seavey
Councillor Attridge
Charlies Street
Leavy
Edmund P. Kelly
Appropriations Committee
Kelly
Amherst Drops 2-1 Decision At Raleigh
North Carolina A and M College defeated Amherst College 2 to 1 in Raleigh. Amherst played an errorless game while North Carolina A and M made only one error.
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Raleigh, N. C
North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College
Amherst College
Amherst
North Carolina
Mayor jokes about acting at Hollis Theatre
Mayor John F. Fitzgerald wowed a Hotel Brunswick banquet crowd of the Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association by saying the Hollis Theatre would have thrived if he were hired to perform. Dr. Charles W Eliot listened as A Radclyffe Dugmore spoke on photographing Africa's game on Roosevelt's trail and praised Roosevelt for sparing animals and donating specimens to the Smithsonian.
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Hollis Theatre
John F. Fitzgerald
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Hotel Bruns
Charles W Eliot
Hollis
Boston
A. Radclyffe Dugmore
Africa
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hunting Trail.” Mr. Dugmore
Smithsonian Institution
New Dorchester Church to Open With Men’s Retreat
The new St. Matthew's Catholic Church on Stanton Street Dorchester will be opened for parishioners tomorrow morning. Regural consecration will wait until the superstructure is completed, which will take some time.
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St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
Stanton Street
Dorchester
Railroad Board Salaries Stalled Amid House Deliberations
A bill to fund salaries for railroad board commissioners stalled in committee amid ongoing legislative debate. The measure, valued around 360,000, faces scrutiny over funding sources and state involvement.
Anti lobby bill passes House with amendment limiting political committee members
The anti lobby bill cleared the House 74 to 51 after an amendment barring legislative counsel and lobbyists from political committees. White of Brookline led the sponsorship while Washburn of Worcester argued the measure would deprive the Legislature of valuable citizen advice.
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House
White
Brookline
Washburn
Worcester
Retreat for Men Begins with Redemptorist Service
The Redemptorist Fathers inaugurate a men’s retreat led by Father Richard Donahue. The first service includes an 8 o’clock Mass with expected large attendance. The parish will not move into the structure until Easter. Norfolk Street’s old chapel remains in use for now. Daily services start next week with times to be set for maximum attendance.
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Richard Donahue
Norfolk Street
Acme A A Announces 10 Mile Cross Country Run
The Acme A A of Jamaica Plain announces its third annual handicap cross-country race on a 10 mile course. The event is set for Wednesday morning April 19 at 10 o clock with a six trophy prize list and a time prize. The route starts at the clubhouse on Washington street and loops via Chestnut avenue Centre street Beach street Ashland street Hyde Park avenue to Forest Hills first arch South street back to Centre street then Chestnut avenue to finish at the clubhouse. Entries close with William Dold at 11 Wy man place Jamaica Plain on April 15 at 5 14 pm.
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Acme A. A
Jamaica Plain
Washington Street
Chestnut Avenue
Centre Street
Beach Street
Ashland Street
Hyde Park Avenue
First Arch
Forest Hills
South Street
Clubhouse
William Dold
Wyman Place
Stage calendar troves star turns at Boston venues
Multiple Boston theatres announce a busy week with Fritzi Scheff at the Shubert in Mile. Rosita and Frank Daniels at the Colonial. Other acts include Mrs. Leslie Carter at the Majestic, Cyril Scott in The Lottery Man, Margaret Anglin in Green Stockings, Richard Carlie’s Jumping Jupiter, The Commuters at Park Theatre, Mile. Trentini in Naughty Marietta, The Light Eternal at the Globe, The End of the Bridge at Castle Square, and upcoming acts at the Tremont, Grand Opera House, Keith’s, Howard, Bowdoin Square, Columbia, and Scenic Temple venues. The programme features music by Victor Herbert, a mix of drama, comedy, burlesque, and motion pictures with varied ensembles esteeming star power and novelty.
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Fritzi Scheff
the Shubert
Rosita
Victor Herbert
He Nigger
Frank Daniels
Colonial
Sallie Fisher
Vera Michalena
Boston
Leslie Carter
Majestic Theatre
Cyril Scott
Margaret Anglin
Tremont Theatre
Richard Carlie
Park Theatre
Mile
Trentini
Boston Theatre
Marietta
Robert Hilliard
The
Globe
Rector
B. F. Keith's
Valerie Bergere
Alice Raymond
Egypt
Clarence Wilbur
Marshall Montgomery
Mack
Walker
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Howard
Brindamour
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Joseph K. Watson
Helen van Buren
Columbia Theatre
Signor Arvi
Harvard Freshmen Arrested After Electric Car Incident
Cambridge police arrested two Harvard freshmen Roger Griswold and William Lothrop Allen Jr after a boisterous ride on a third rail vehicle. The pair reportedly grabbed a wagon horse near City Hall while intoxicated and were charged with drunkenness. Allen lived at Claverly Hall and Chestnut Hill. Griswold claimed Ridgely 2d with Cambridge roots.
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Harvard
Roger Griswold
William Lothrop Allen, Jr
Cambridge
Brookline Street
City Hall
Allen
Claverly Hall
Chestnut Hill
Griswold
Ridgely
Waltham Pastor Dies in Paterson
Rev. Joseph Gibb pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Waltham died in Paterson New Jersey. He collapsed in the pulpit on Christmas Day and later sought rest in the South with Mrs Gibb. Mrs Gibb had recently written he was recovering and due to return soon. Parishioners were surprised by the death.
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Waltham
Rudolf Brunner
First Presbyterian Church
Paterson
N. J
Joseph
Gibb
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Posner-Stein-Bloch
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City Hall Avenue
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