Mary Young Shines in The Taming of the Shrew at Castle Square
The final Shakspere festival play at Castle Square yesterday afternoon and evening featured Mary Young as Katharine in The Taming of the Shrew. Critics praise her dominant performance and Craig’s sturdy Petruchio. Next week brings Eugene Walter’s The Trail of the Lonesome Pine with Doris Olsson returning to the Castile Square stage.
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Castle Square
Craig
Katharine
Mary Young
Shrew
Petruchio
Miss Young
Tetruchio
Italy
Friebus
Meek
Ernst
Capron
Miss Barnicoat
Miss Adams
Eugene Walter
Train Kills Track Walker In Roxbury
Patrick J. Scott, a track walker for the Boston Elevated Railway Co., was struck by an inward-bound train on the Washington Street elevated near Cedar Street in Roxbury and died. Motorman James C. Barrie, 41, was arrested for manslaughter and later released on bail. He resides at 4 Austin Street in Somerville.
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Patrick J. Scott
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Washington Street
Cedar Street
Roxbury
James C. Barrie
Sullivan Square
Sullivan and
Lynch
Charlestown
Barrie
Austin Street
Somerville
Shaw Denies Finance Commission Budget Irregularities
David B. Shaw, penal institutions commissioner, rejects as false the Finance Commission investigators' allegations of padded payrolls political appointments evasions of civil service and other irregularities tied to his department. He issued the formal reply under Mayor Curley’s order requiring department heads to answer reports for City Council budget consideration.
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Finance Commission
Civil Service
David B. Shaw
Penal Institutions
Curley
Shaw
Shaw Responds To Critics Of Penal Institutions Budget
In a letter to the Mayor, Shaw defends the penal institutions department amid Finance Commission criticisms. He asserts no payroll padding or civil service evasion, cites ongoing cleanups, drug and liquor removal, and notes a thorough department-wide investigation has not been conducted by the Finance Commission. Shaw’s reply accompanies other department heads’ responses filed with the City Council.
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Finance Commission
Shaw
Patrolman Found Guilty of Neglect of Duty
Patrolman Florence F. O Donoghue of the Back Bay station was found guilty of neglect of duty by a trial board chaired by Captains Goodwin Lee and Gallivan and ordered to perform 210 hours of punishment duty in a general order issued by Police Commissioner O Meara.
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O'Meara
Florence F. O'Donoghue
Back Bay
O'Donoghue
Goodwin, Lee
Gallivan
Death of Roxbury Cobbler Under Investigation
Police have not determined the cause of death by hanging of Meyer Blockmar a 37 year old cobbler who died Wednesday night in a rear room of his shop at 10 Yeoman street Roxbury. He resided with his family at 18 Wall street West End.
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Meyer Blockmar
Yeoman Street
Roxbury
Blockmar
Wall Street
West End
Cashman Brother Chief Contractor Loses Leg in Factory Accident
Daniel C. Cashman, 50, president of Cashman Bros. Co., suffered the loss of his left leg when a 15 ton machine fell at Gray & Davis munition factory in Amesbury. He is in critical condition at Anna Jacques Hospital. amputation of the remaining limb likely tomorrow.
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Amesbury
Daniel C. Cashman
Cashman Bros. Company
Gray & Davis
Cashman
Newburyport
Anna Jacques Hospital
Contractor Cashman Severely Injured In Factory Accident
At Gray & Davis Company plant a 15 ton press fell on contractor Mr. Cashman after he shouted a warning to workers and tried to move clear He slipped on a tool and the machinery crushed his leg Doctors P J Mullen and C S Benson attended him at Anna Jacques Hospital Cashman is a prominent contractor with ties to Salisbury Beach and other shore enterprises.
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Mr. Cashman
Gray & Davis Company
Grear
Cashman
P. J. Mullen
Anna Jacques Hospital
C. S. Benson
Haverhill
North Shore
Salisbury Beach
Ted Lewis Loses Suit in Suffolk Court
Boxing star Ted Lewis, welterweight champion of England and Australia, was defeated in Suffolk Superior Court as Mrs. Mary E. Benton sued for damages claiming he wrecked her touring car during a late night joy ride in New York City in October 1915. Jury awards Benton 496.91 dollars.
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Ted Lewis
England
Australia
Suffolk Superior Court
Hall
Mary E. Benton
Ben H. Benton
Lewis
New York City
One Day Off In Eight Bill Advances to Third Reading
In the House yesterday the bill to authorize one day off in eight for Boston policemen moved to a third reading. Rep John L Donovan of Boston led the push. Rep James of Cambridge opposed. Boston sponsors Casey Ware Lawler Gillis Craig Moore supported. Cook of New Bedford and Burr of Boston spoke against.
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Boston
John L. Donovan
James
Cambridge
Messrs. Casey
Ware
Lawler
Gillis Craig
Moore
Cook
New Bedford
Burr
DAD WILL USE STICK NOT GUN
Olga Haley the 18 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Haley eloped to New York marrying Victor Lovendale Her father vows to use a big stick not a gun upon their return and the family expects the couple back early next week The article notes Olga attended South Boston High School and that Lovendale and his family live nearby
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Olga Haley
Andrew Haley
East Fourth Street
South Boston
New York
Victor Lovendale
Papa Haley
Olga
Peninsula
East Seventh Street
Haley
Olea
Roosevelts Flat Denial Of Baptist Hypocrite Claim
New York May 4 Colonel Roosevelt denies calling Justice Hughes a Baptist hypocrite and decries the report as preposterous. He also clarifies remarks from a Methodist Social Union address about seven and a half years of Roosevelt era peace and notes no American was killed by a foreign nation during his White House tenure.
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New York
Roosevelt
Justice Hughes
Supreme Court
Hughes
Methodist Social Union
Senator Stone
Mexico
White House
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Gilchrist
Poplin
Serge
Shepherd
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Paris
Newport
Copenhagen
Wistaria
Portieres
Fin. Com
Penal Institutions Department
Willson’s Shoe Shop
Filene'’s
Franklin St
Dad
Mr. Haley
T. R
Marseilles
Mirabeau
Caradé
Cimereces
Iy Mall
Winter Street
Rose
Green
Navy
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