Arlington Women's Club Stages Twelfth Night Play Night
The Arlington Women's Club presented Twelfth Night at Arlington Town Hall with a dress rehearsal the previous afternoon to help with costs. Cast included Mary Kellett as Sir Toby Belch and Lavina Bunton as Sebastian, among others. officers and attendants were noted.
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Arlington Women’s Club
Arlington Town Hall
Josephine W. Whittaker
Antonio
Lavina Bunton
Sebastian
Arthur D. Saul
Orsino
Orville L. Story
Katherine Yerrington
Valentine
Louis P. Metcalf
Alice W. Homer
Andrew Aguecheek
Charles A. Dennett
Grand Trunk admission to Boston via joint board recommendation
The joint board of railroad commissioners and port directors recommends admitting Grand Trunk to Boston with conditions. No permission should be granted until public authority approves track locations.
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Grand Trunk
Boston
Joint Board of Railroad Commissioners and
Port Directors
Grand Trunk ties Boston franchise to existing structure
A Boston report discusses conditions for granting a franchise to Grand Trunk Pacific via Grand Trunk, insisting Southern New England remain part of Grand Trunk and warning the contract does not bind the Grand Trunk. It foresees heavy Boston freight flows if Canadian wheat yields meet forecasts. The document is signed by board chairman Macleod and other commissioners and referred to the rules committee.
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New England
Grand Trunk Company
Grand Trunk
Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad
Grand Trunk Pacific
Grand Trunk Railroad
Grand Pacific
Boston
Frederick J. Macleod
Board of Railroad Commissioners
George W. Bishop
Clinton White
Port of
Hugh Bancroft
Joseph A. Conry
William F. Fitzgerald
George E. Smith
Francis T. Bowles
Committee On Rules
Senate panel backs judge salary bill for three counties
A ways and means committee report favored a bill to raise judges salaries in Suffolk Middlesex and Norfolk counties. The proposed scales fix salaries at 7000 6000 and 4500 dollars respectively.
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Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Suffolk
Middlesex
Norfolk
Calls On R R Board By Robert Washburn
An order offered by Robert Washburn passed yesterday asking the Railroad board to state any action taken under the 1996 acts to investigate management rates and passenger convenience.
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Robert Washburn
Railroad Board
Berkshire County Naturalization Bill Passes 106 to 100
The House authorized evening naturalization in Berkshire county after passing the bill by a 106 to 100 vote. The measure advances to the senate for further action and potential implementation.
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Berkshire County
Miner Kills Boarding Companion In Underground Mine
In the Armida coal mine near Washington PA Philip Patrick an Italian miner shot and killed his fellow boarder Louis Bartmore more than a mile underground Witnesses say a quarrel preceded the shooting Patrick then forced a motor to transport him to the mine mouth with the revolver at the operator as backup to flee the scene.
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Washington
Penn
Armida
Philip Patrick
Louis Bartmolo
Bartmore
Patrick
Court Finds Penny Matchers Guilty in Larceny Case
Rosco Casaletto of 26 Upton Street and Tlenry Taber of 96 Waltham Street were found guilty and held on $200 bail for sentencing by Judge Duffin at Municipal Court. They face charges of larceny in the amount of $1380 from George David, an employee at the New England Witchery on Charles Street, with the money taken by matching pennies on the Common.
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Rosco Casaletto
Upton Street
Tlenry Taber
Waltham Street
Duffin Municipal Court
George David
New England Witchen
Charles Street
David
Chamberlin Held for Auto Death in Cambridge
Edwin Martin Chamberlin, Harvard graduate and Rindge Technical School teacher, was held for the grand jury on manslaughter charges in the death of Peter Wormley, a city butler, after a Cambridge District Court hearing yesterday. The accident occurred on Saturday when Wormley was struck by Chamberlin’s automobile.
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Edwin Martin Chamberlin
Harvard
Rindge Technical School
Cambridge
Peter Wormley
Walcott
Wormley
W. D. Swan
George W. Buehler
Chamberlin
Avon Street
Woodlawn Park
Auburndale
Robert P. Wolverton
Ernest A. Hall
Brockton P High School
Cambridge Driver Held on Charge After Fatal Street Collision
Trial records show 21 year old Cambridge driver charged after a March 16 collision on Broadway near Trowbridge that killed Wormley. Witness John P. Ellis testified a runabout car sped 20 to 30 mph behind the trolley car as Wormley alighted. Chamberlin claimed he did not stop and faced grand jury after surety set at 3000 dollars.
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Trowbridge
Street
Broadway
Cambridge
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Arthur P. Stone
Nelson P. Brown
Chamberlin
Edna Co. Gunn
Wellesley
Honolulu
John P. Ellis
Boston
Wormley
Condi
Trowbridge Street
Wolverton
Hall
Walcott
King’s Physician Plans U S Study Tour
Dr Sir Bertrand Dawson physician to King George V arrived in New York with Lady Dawson on the Mauretania for a first visit to the United States He will study American methods in surgery and medicine visiting Johns Hopkins University and hospital in Baltimore and Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota.
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New York
Sir Bertrand Dawson
George of
England
Lady Dawson
Mauretania
Bertrand
Johns Hopkins University and Hospital
Baltimore
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minn
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