Storti’s Fate Under Cloud of Illness and Guilt
Reports from Charles Street Jail contest official word that Luigi Storti is sound, as friends say he is near death from consumption. Michael Di Pesa and Father Ubaldus describe his severe coughing and blood issues, while Storti insists his victim was alive when struck and that taunts fueled his crime.
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Charles Street
Luigi Storti
Michael di Pesa
Ubaldus
Storti
Italy
Hon or Drama at Dudley Street Opera House
The German Theatrical Society staged Hermann Sudermann's Honor at Dudley Street Opera House last night with solid performances. August Vatter as Count Trast Saarberg Leo Robinson as Robert Heinecke Alma and Auguste van Hall as Alma Heinecke received strong notices. Marie van Hall Miss Margot Carola and Josephine Christensen supported well in key roles with a large cast delivering creditable performances.
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Dudley Street Opera House
German Theatrical Society
Hermann Sudermann
Coun
Trast-Saarberg
August Vatter
Leo Robinson
Robert Heinecke
Robinson
Alma
Robert
Auguste van Hall
Marie van Hall
Heinecke
Margot Carola
Auguste Heinecke
Josephine Christensen
Leonore
Apnreeay
Ernst Kneustler
Lothar Brandt
Fred Christensen
Councillor Muehlingk
Gazin Landscape Painter Dies in Town
The well known landscape painter Gazin died here today after a long career. His work was celebrated for atmospheric skies and rural scenes. News of his death comes as tributes pour in from galleries and fellow artists.
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Nice
Gazin
Duffy's Malt Whiskey Promises Strength Energy Health
An advertisement touts three keys to success health strength and energy. Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is praised as the safest reliable tonic to build strength infuse energy and sustain health for overworked professionals. It notes government taxation and a price of 1.00 with a request for a booklet and testimonials from Rochester New York.
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Duffy
Duffy Malt Ud Whiskey CO
Rochester
N.Y
Delay Cause Cited as Sprained Ankle Slows Race Talk
In a fragment from the Chicago Times-Herald the delay is explained by a sprained ankle yesterday. The speaker notes he cannot run fast, adding a personal hurdle to progress discussions.
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Chicago Times- Herald
Reed Wins In Express Fight In State Legislature
Taunton Mr Reed secured passage of a bill to grant express companies equal railroad rights after his defeat last year over the chairmanship. An amendment requiring certification of a company’s responsibility was adopted. The measure passed to be engrossed by 116 votes. Debate also covered a separate bill on A O U W assessments with mixed support and opposition.
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Reed
Taunton
Railroad Committee
Turtle
Watson
Boston
William H. Baker
Massachusetts
Supreme Lodge
Order
Twombly
Winchester
Adama
Melrose
Moore
Gardner
Breed
McNary
Messrs. Blood
Fitchburg
Saunders
Luce
Somerville
McKinley
Lowell
Adverse committee reports on judiciary golf bill and Sunday fishing ban
The judiciary committee sent in an adverse report on Representative Gale's golf bill with three dissenters Haskell Bev erly Mansfield Boston and C S Sullivan Boston. Fisheries and game also filed adverse reports on two Lord's Day fishing and shooting bills from J F Gardner and MacCartney Rockland. Liquor law panel backed a bill to amend abutters law with three dissenters Harrington Keith Brockton Browne Ipswich. Other notes include cider and native wine stores in no license towns and five cent rail fares petition left for next General Court.
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Committee On Judiciary
Gale
Messrs. Haskell
Beverly
Mansfield
Boston
C.S. Sullivan
House
Committee On Fisheries and Game
J. F. Gardner
Representative MacCartney
Rockland
Harrington
Keith
Brockton
Browne
Ipswich
John A. Coulthurst
Boston school building bill recalled from Governor
In the Senate, on motion of Mr. Parry of Middlesex, the bill for completing Boston school buildings was recalled from the Governor, with enactment reconsidered, and laid on the table. An amendment to require a two-thirds City Council vote for appropriations is being prepared.
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Senate
Parry
Middlesex
Boston
Lowell & Boston Street Railway Bill Pushed on Mail Service
Amid legislative action, a bill allows the Lowell & Boston Street Railway Company to carry U S mail and serve as a common carrier for baggage merchandise and farm products in Burlington and Woburn. Attwill of Essex opposes a separate bill seeking to annul the constitution to permit nine jurors to agree in civil verdicts. The proposal splits 16 to 16 after support from Sullivan of Boston and opposition from a Mr Post er eettmnn.
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Lowell & Boston Street Railway Company
U.S
Burlington
Woburn
R. Attwill
Essex
Sullivan
Boston
Poster
Boston Bill Aims City Donation To Carney Hospital
The cities committee held a hearing on a bill to authorize Boston to pay funds to Carney Hospital to aid care for the poor. Rep J Bullivan spoke for petitioners and Frank J Batcheller opposed. Isaac Rosnosky urged a referendum and predicted wide voter support, while Rev Scott Hershey opposed.
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Committee On Cities
Boston
Carney Hospital
J. Bullivan
South Boston
Frank J. Batcheller
Bex
Isaac Rosnosky
Scott Hershey
Colum 94 Avenue Presbyterian Church
Lyman Returns Unseen as Lyman Promoter Sheds Light
John J. Vause attorney for John Grant Lyman denies he vanished due to legal actions. Sheriff attachment blocks sale proceeds of Lyman seat on the New York Stock Exchange valued around 520008, auto 8000 and office fixtures at 62 Broadway. Lyman remains in New York State and may return at any time. He frequented White Plains leasing a 20000 villa for Mrs Sarah A Lyman and Miss Alice M Lyman.
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New York
John J. Vause
John Grant Lyman
Broadway
Vause
Two East Boston Girls Appear in Court on Larceny Charge
Ethel Shevery and May Hartley were arraigned in East Boston District Court on larceny charges for stealing clothing from Mrs. Fred A Raymond. Hartley was discharged for lack of evidence while Shevery's case was continued to Saturday amid reports of a high profile raid at a Lexington place rendezvous run by a gang of young girls and an old man.
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Ethel Shevery
May Hartley
East Boston
Station 7
Fred A. Raymond
Lexington Place
Emerson Arrested in Dorchester Store Burglary Case
Police inspectors yesterday arrested Frank R. Emerson on charges of breaking into the J. J. Scarvy store on Dorchester avenue on March 2 and stealing men's furnishing goods valued at $64.50.
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Frank R. Emerson
J. J. Scarvy
Dorchester Avenue
Free trial beauty remedies offer by mail
A mail offer promises a free trial package of celebrated beauty remedies to any woman sending name and address. The letter claims dramatic skin improvements including clearing freckles tan and eczema, with prepaid free treatment and no oils or chemicals.
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Elsa
Cincinnati
Fannie B. Ralston
Lexington Ave
Newport
Panic in School Sparks Second Fire at Mather Primary
A second incendiary blaze at Mather Primary School Meeting House Hill caused smoke on entering. Teachers Miss Annie J. Bense and Miss Marietta Murch calmly evacuated students. Fire started in basement rubbish box. extinguished by Company 17. Investigation ongoing. no clue yet to arson. Principal Southworth praised staff for courage.
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Mather
Meeting House Hill
Annie J. Bense
Marietta Murch
Ory
Company 17
Southworth
Royal Blue Line Ex cursion From Boston to Washington
Personal conducted trip to Washington D C leaves Boston March 29 with $25 covering all tour expenses for a week. Includes side trips and stop-overs. Additional tours offered in April and May. Descriptive pamphlet available free from A J Simmons N B A 211 Washington Street Boston.
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Washington, D. C
Royal Blue Line
Boston
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
Warden Bridges Faces Book Censorship Clash
Massachusetts prison debate over Italian literature pits Warden Bridges against Prison Commission and lawyer Joseph Lundy. Courts of appeal are asked as Lundy argues for access to DAnnunzio works for convict Cacci. Bridges defends rejection as improper, citing moral suitability and authority.
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Massachusetts
Gabrielle D’annunzio
Nai
Bridges
Public Library
Henry Parkman
Arthur Wellman
Boston University Law School
Herbert D. Ward
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Newton
Russell
Curtis
Joseph Lundy
Landy
Ancesco Cacci
Arden Bridges
R. Lundy
Lundy
Prison Commission
Rushi
General Bridges
Fortune Smiles on Harvard Law Students
Two Harvard Law School seniors, William Woodward and Langdon P Marvin, have been appointed to prestigious posts. Woodward becomes secretary to Ambassador Choate, succeeding W B Cutting, while Marvin is named secretary to Justice Gray of the U S Supreme Court. Marvin hails from Albany New York and played on his class football team.
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Harvard Law School
William Woodward
Langdon P. Marvin
Harvard College
Woodward
Ambassador Choate
W. B. Cutting
Institute
Porcellian Club
Justice Gray
United States Supreme Court of Washington
Harvard Law
Marvin
Albany, N. Y
Supreme Court
Ben Hur to Be Staged in London At Drury Lane
The Post reports Ben Hur will be played at Drury Lane London in April 1902 with Arthur Collins pleased about negotiations with Klaw and Erlanger. Rumor says Robert Taber may take the title role as Fanchon Thompson heads toward operatic stardom under Perley and Williams.
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Siseady
Drury Lane
London
Arthur Collins
Messrs. Klaw
Erlanger
Robert Taber
Fanchon Thompson
Frank L. Perley
Thomas H. Williams
Helen Henschel
Georg Henschel
Association Hall
Tremont Theatre
Henrietta Crosman
Nell
Jennings
Kelcey and Shannon in Manon Lescaut at the Museum
Boston notes advance of Herbert Kelcey and Effie Shannon from the Lyceum to present Manon Lescaut at the Museum next week. They arrive from Wallack's Theatre New York and bring Sadie Martinet to replace Miss Nethersole in Sapho at Park Theatre the following week. The Girl From Maxim's closes Saturday with Monday night promising an interesting program.
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Tremont Theatre
Henrietta Crosman
Boston
George C. Hazelton
Nell
Castle Square
Grand Opera House
Grand Theatre
Bowdoin Square Stock Company
James Boys
Keith
Homer Lind
Bernard
Bellevis
Quigley Brothers
Howard Thiseek
J. Aldrich Jibbey
Ular
Boston Music
Mr. Libbey
Charles K. Harris
Central
Austin Stone’s
Jim McCusker
J. Aldrich Libbey
Maud Mobell
Dan Coleman
Antoinette Cyr
Marie Sharpe
Melville Postman
Porte Harding
Eliot
J. Wallaces
Oodrich
Symphony Hall
Georg Henschel
Henschel
Stabat Mater
Cecilia Chorus
Symphony
Gounod
Handel and Haydn Society
Emil Mollenhauer
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Sara Anderson
Grace Preston
Glenn Hall
Gwilym Miles
Ericsson Bushnell
Campanari
Neinelli
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Lyceum Stock Company
New York
Manon Lescaut
Abbe Prevost
Mr. Kelcey
Miss Shannon
Wallack’s
Sapho
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Hunter
Betts
Baltimore
Wellington A. Hardy
John C. M'Gee & CO
Summer Street
Mass
Sleeping Man
German Dramatic Society
Express
Lyman
andEthel
D’annunzio
Fortune
Harvard
Law
Washington
Donweche
Alexandria
Egypt
Sissy Sones
Bacon
Waller Rintelg
Peer Sq
Church
C. F. Eaton
Ashington
Bury
Washington St
Oxford
Gilbert, Brooks & Tebbutt
Carpets
Fovsy'ss
Summer
Harvard Law Review
Victoria
27Th Street
Sth Ave
George W. Sweeney
Crine
Avon Street
Sarah Cowell LE Moyne
Nell S
Sharon Sanitarium
John Drew
Nes Booth Schoeffel
Messrs. Eltinge
Glidden
Johnson and Cole
Ass’n
Ida Conquest
H. A. Gay
Helen McKay
Sam
Belle Davis
Tony Cummings and Company
Maud Courtney
Derenda and Breen
Bush and
Gringit
Rose Coghlan
Louis Masseh
Louis Baer
Opera House
George W. Magee
Tremont
Jacob Litt
Shenandoah
Colonial Theatre
Ben Hur
Wm. Young
Boston Museum
Sat
Mann Lipman
Eliza
Tremont Temple
Senator Hoar
Robert Burs
Spenaly
Thes Fitch Thomson
Nickelodeon
John Harney
Sam Jonson
Maryland
Dr. Johnson
Mr. Henschel
Gertrude Edmands
Leo Liebermann
Charles W. Clark
The
Cecilia Society
Frank Kneisel
B. L. Whelpley
Glenn
Gwilymae Eo
Mn Liorsson
Bushnell
Back Bay
Wright & Ditson’s
Hollis cradatriAe
Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frohman
Winston Churchill
Richard Carvel
Empire Theatre
N. Y
Music Hall
Hamilton Pl
Winter St
Filson and
Harol
Louise Gunning
Castle Rackree
Peg Woffington
Boston Theatre
Rugend
Dockstader
Crand Opera
Saana
Metropolitan Rn House
T - xX
Maurice Grau
Il Trovatore
Cavalleria Rusticana Thurs
Patt
Austin
Stone
Jim McCasker
Top Gral Wing
Wablands
Arcaris Family
Dancing Heidan
Perin
Beacon St
Haren
David
Dewey
Howard
Slattery
New Zealand
Tasmania
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Boylston and Reneests
Mary Elizabeth
Hoar
Robert Burns
Chickering Hall
Maud Powell
Sal Symphony
Chickering
Squ Theatre
Bowdoin
Aiety
MUSE
Billon Ay Street
Elsie de Wolfe
Buchu
Lithia
Smith
Trenoet ST
Bostot
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