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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1911
Page
16
Mayor William P. Connery lambasted what he called the so called representative citizens of Lynn during a Knights of Columbus talk. He accused them of blocking essential spending for schools and a much needed city hospital for consumptives.
China to acquiesce unreservedly to Russian demands in the 1881 treaty provisions after extensive talks with Russia. Beijing seeks to avoid war as Japan and France are viewed with caution while Russian arms movement in Manchuria raises alarms. Public sentiment in China rails against Britain’s role in the land grab.
A Boston Opera House concert yesterday featured a 12 player orchestra conducted by Tosti Russell. Sheridan Russell, cellist, and the Russell brothers drew praise from a select audience including Mr and Mrs Henry Russell and other social figures. The young performers practiced regularly with a miniature stage at home and the event was described as of exceptional merit.
Mayor and police officials debate censoring The Two Women at the Boston engagement. Mrs Carter defends the drama as moral and educational, noting packed matinees and no disapproval while urging officials to see the production.
Actress Mrs Leslie Carter discusses the play The Two Women and expresses hope that Mayor and city officials will view it despite threats of censorship. She argues the drama conveys a moral message.
The Rev Thomas F White praises the Catholic Federation and Mayor Witzgerald for halting the immoral play The Easiest Way in Boston. He commends their united effort to protect youths from indecent performances and lauds the mayor for his courageous stand.
Wolf's My Clothier at the corner of Mortland streets offers 2.50 in merchandise or 2.00 in cash for filled Legal Stamp books. The program encourages customers to bring completed books for rewards.
March 26. Lieutenant Baron Vincenzo Paterno, who murdered Princess Giula Trigona di Sant Elia, lady in waiting to Queen Helena, has been expelled from the Italian army.
Marine Rasmussen found beaten to death near the York Beach railroad in Kittery following a night with comrades. A woman's necklace near the body and an unknown uniformed assailant are central clues as autopsy confirms homicide. Inquest ordered. police seek owner of the necklace and possible witnesses.
In New Orleans on March 26 the Cleveland first team defeated the local Southern leaguers by 6 to 4 in the opening game.
Washington March 26 new plans by Postmaster General Hitchcock will ship magazines and bulky periodicals by fast freight in carloads after July 1. Large publishing centers like Boston New York Chicago Philadelphia and others will weigh and separate periodical mail to save transportation costs and car pay as part of a wider government savings program.
Yesterday was children's day at the flower show with thousands visiting Mechanics building. Plants from around the world fill about 100000 exhibits arranged in varied displays. Today 15000 in prizes will be awarded as the exhibits refresh daily.
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