Doll Show At Baker Memorial Draws Crowds In Upham's Corner
The Junior League of Baker Memorial Church hosts a doll show with over 30 dolls in varied forms. Prizes awarded include best collection to Miss Isabella Gillispie for a handsome doll, second to Miss Edith Piper, hormeliest to Miss Esther Eddy, and oldest to Miss Marion Gillispie.
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Baker Memorial Church
Upham’s Corner
Junior League of the Church
Isabella
Isabella Gillispie
Edith Piper
Esther Eddy
Marion Gillispie
Garland Chosen for U S Attorney Aide Post
William H. Garland of Concord Massachusetts will be appointed second assistant United States district attorney to replace Albert H. Washburn who will join the Board of United States General Appraisers in New York. Garland is well known in Concord and should assume duties in a few weeks.
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William H. Garland
Concord
Mass
United States District Attorney
Albert H. Washburn
Washburn
Board of
United States General Appraisers
New York
Garland
Former Secretary to Senator J Hioar and Harvard Graduate
He served as secretary to Senator J Hioar in Washington and was for years the assistant clerk to the GM committee on judiciary of the US Senate. He is a member of the Suffolk bar and a Harvard graduate.
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J Hioar
Washington
US States Senate
Suffolks Bar
Harvard
Dorchester Home Invaded For Surprise Farewell Party
Last evening the home of Mr. John W. Watson on Vaughan avenue Dorchester was invaded by friends who presented him with a travel cane case. Watson expressed thanks and greeted guests before the gathering concluded with a collation and entertainment.
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John W. Watson
Vaughan Avenue
Dorchester
Samuel Berger
Watson
Beattie
Mr. Watson
Chaperone Rule For The Casino Girl Chorus Sparks Debate
New York March 28 G W Lederer enforces that all chorus girls in The Casino Girl must have chaperones or be fired. The policy excludes leading ladies their understudies and principals of the supporting cast. A 17th girl with a speaking part could avoid a chaperone if not deemed a chorus girl.
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New York
G. W. Lederer
Black Cat's Tragic Death In Portland Street Scene
A stray black cat moving through Ward 8 area faces abuse from a boy and a man, endures a whip strike and a kick, then is run over by an electric car after crouching on Portland street rails. The animal dies seemingly by self surrender to danger.
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Portland
Warrant Issued For Murphy in Temperance Society Shortage
A warrant is issued for William H Murphy 33 a Common Council member Ward 4 for absconding with 1710 from the Father Mathews Temperance Society where he served as treasurer He left Salem March 9 Michael Winston the society president received a letter from Murphy admitting the shortage and unable to face the members.
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Salem
William H. Murphy
Father Mathew ‘Temperances, Society
Michael Winston
Murphy
Pre Easter Display At Mr Bernard Wolf’s Clothier
A substantial and beautiful Easter display highlights the window of Mr Bernard M Wolf’s clothing establishment showing new season outfits and accessories.
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Bernard M. Wolf
Miles and naval officers greeted by Massachusetts Legislature
General Nelson Miles Rear Admiral Robley Evans Assistant Secretary F W Hackett and Lt Colonel Charles Morris visited the Massachusetts Legislature. They were received by Governor Crane then escorted through the Senate and House amid long applause.
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Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
Robley D. Evans
F. W. Hackett
Charles Morris
Miles
Crane
Senate
Major Davis
House
Newton
Everett
Myers
General Miles
Massachusetts
Boston
Frank W. Hackett
Johnson
Seward
John D. Long
Secretary Long
Eva
Virginia
Evans
Interscholastic Association Formed with Roxbury Schools
A new triangular Interscholastic athletic association includes Roxbury High, Concord Fish, and Ayer High. They will compete in track and football this year and plan baseball next spring at Concord on April 19. Events include sprints, distance, jumps, vault, throws, hurdles, and team races with prizes for top teams.
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Roxbury High
Concord Fish and
Ayer High
Concord
Gloucester Schooner James R. Clark Arrives Half-Mast
The Gloucester fishing schooner James R. Clark with Captain Devine aboard arrived at T wharf yesterday morning bearing a flag at half mast. Crewman Charles Suratt, age 9, native of Stewart's Island Nova Scotia, died after drowning March 2 while returning from Georges Banks with cod and haddock. Suratt left a wife and two children.
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Gloucester
James R. Clark
Devine
T Wharf
Charles Suratt
Georges’ Banks
Stewart's Island
N. S
New England Entrants Set for Grand American Handicap
New England shooters will contest the grand American handicap at Inter-State Park next Wednesday and Thursday. Entries include B. W. Claridge New Haven Chapin Brookfield Mass O R Dickey Wellington Mass Doc Waterville Me Douglass Springfield Mass Rupert Guild Vermont J R Hull Meriden Conn C F Lambert Lynn H J Mills Bristol Conn Campello LeRoy Massachusetts Puck Boston J R Robertson New Haven Conn M D Stevens Guilford Conn J B Savage New Haven Conn E G White St Johns Que
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New England
Inter-State Park
B. W. Claridge
New Haven
Mr. Chapin
Brookfield
Mass
O. R. Dickey
Wellington
Doc
Waterville
J. Douglass
Springfield
Rupert Guild
Vermont
Duke of Newcastle Likely to Skip Boston Visit
The Duke of Newcastle may not visit Boston during his American tour. Lady Hope hoped to see him here for Church Review business and planned to stay until Monday, but she left after the Saturday performance. Father Frisby denied any planned Church Review business that would bring the duke to Boston and said no word indicated his coming.
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Duke of Newcastle
Boston
Lady Hope
Columbia Theatre
Church Review
Father Frisby
Church of the Advent
Fathersby
Pennsylvanian railroad tours depart Boston April 8 and 22
D. N. Bell, tourist agent of 26 Washington Street Boston, offers personally conducted tours via Pennsylvania railroad with all expenses paid. The trips depart Boston on April 8 and April 22, detailing the itinerary for travelers seeking guided rail journeys.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
Patent official dies by suicide in Washington residence
Charles Momm aged 32 a first assistant examiner in the patent office shot himself at his Washington home today. The death appears self inflicted and occurred in his dwelling with no immediate indication of external involvement or motive.
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Washington
Charles Momm
Patent Office
Palace exterior final stonework completed at Gard ner estate
The last stones are being laid on the exterior of the palace imported from Italy by Mrs. Jack Gardner for her Fenway overlook estate. The structure, once feared to resemble a fairy minaret and tower scene, draws curiosity as work moves toward final timber removal and further construction.
Colonel Earley Dead in Nashua at 101
Michael Earley died today in Nashua New Hampshire aged 101 he would have turned 102 in September He was born in Kiltart Leitrim Ireland and became New Hampshire s first naturalized citizen He built a fortune in railroad contracts and farmed at the head of Hollis street for years He was known as Colonel Earley and lived through three centuries with a long life and strong beliefs in health and longevity.
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Nashua
N. H
Michael Earley
New Hampshire
Earley
Wiliam Jennings
Bryan
Hollis Street
Kiltart
Leitrim
Ireland
Railways offer Colonist tickets to California at $30
Chicago and Northwestern Union Pacific and Southern Pacific railways run through palace and tourist sleepers from Chicago to California daily and on Tuesdays until April 30 sell Colonist tickets for 30 dollars. Cor respondingly low rates from Boston. For tickets and information call or write Northwestern Line 368 Washington street.
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Chicago & Northwestern
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railways
Chicago
California
Boston
Northwestern Line
Washington Street
Brown Not Dismissed in House of Commons
In the Commons Lord Cranborne stated Mr. McLeavy Brown, Korea customs director general, was not dismissed as Seoul announced. He noted a government-engaging difficulty and said no info on a Russo-Chinese Manchurian agreement yet. An unrelated oat promotion follows.
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London
Huse of Commons
Lord Cranborne
McLeavy Brown
Seoul
Yokohama
Boston Theatrical Patchwork of Spring Plans
Actor James K Hackett retires from stage duties due to nervous collapse and will be in Cincinnati for recovery. Stephen Wright steps in for The Pride of Jeanice. Aubrey Boucicault stars as Charles II at Tremont next week. Various attractions at the Museum, Columbia and Colonial theatres promise crowded crowds as The Rounders rumored return.
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James K. Hackett
Cincinnati
Stephen Wright
Mr. Hackett
Jeanice
Aubrey Boucicault
Charles II
Nell
Henrietta Cros
Gastonians
Charles Richman
Annie Russell
Colonial
Mr. Richman
New York
Wiliam Faver
Spenteset
Empire
Henry V
Richard Mansfield
John Drew
Hollis
Richard Carvel
Boston Theatre
Faust
Melba
Marguerite
Primrose
Dockstader
Sadie Martinet
Nethersole
Sapho
Park Theatre
Miss Martinet
Maxim
Henrietta Crosman
Tremont
Godowsky Gives Extended Steinert Hall Recital
Leopold Godowsky presented a long recital at Steinert Hall featuring Beethoven op 81 Schumann Davidebundlertanz Brahms scherzo Godowsky works Liszt Chopin studies and Weber arrangements The program lasted over two hours and impressed the audience with his technical mastery though some felt the emotional range was limited His Moto Perpetuo was noted as a triumph of dexterity with strong audience acclaim.
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Leopold Godowsky
Steinert Hall
Beethoven
Godowsky
Liszt
Chopin
Weber
R. Godowsky
Mr. Godowsky
Goodrich Plays Second organ Recital in Symphony Hall
J Wallace Goodrich concluded his two part recital series yesterday afternoon in Symphony Hall. The program featured Bach pieces in G minor and a Rheinberger pastoral as well as Bach choral preludes Salome cantilene and a Vidor prelude adagio and toccata. The performance drew a small yet highly appreciative audience with expert technique and thoughtful organ registration.
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J. Wallace Goodrich
Symphony Hall
Bach
Salome
Vidor
Goodrich
Grich
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Washington St
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