Boston Theatre Cancels Moulin Rouge Engagement Over Objections
Mayor Hibbard and Police Commissioner O’Meara, with Frohman Harris, cancelled the May 26 Boston production after protests from clergy and others. Harris withdrew the piece, saying objections from the Governor and city officials led to the shut. The show’s Apache dance and Moulin Rouge imagery drew critical response.
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Donohue Becomes Senators Captain and Acting Manager
Jiggs Donohue, acquired by Washington in exchange for Burns who joined Chicago, arrived in Cleveland and was named captain and acting manager. Cantillon received notice of his suspension by President Johnson following a spat with Silk O’Loughlin in St. Louis.
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May force maj Portal to testify at public lands hearing
Evidence linking Major John M. Portal to the 1901 rifle range land deal in Woburn and Wilmington surfaced at a City Council public lands committee hearing. The panel debated compelling bank and witness attendance as it probes a $20,000 city loss and the role of insiders.
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Attorney Johnson cites payment for one land lot in city action
John W. Johnson the conveyancer for buyers testified that Major Portal paid for one lot before the city took the land. He spoke as a witness in the continuing hearing on the land seizure.
Professor Schneider of Tufts College Dead
Jerome Schneider professor emeritus at Tufts College died at his home in Professors' Row after 60 years of service. He was 83 and died of natural causes. He leaves one daughter Mrs Francis Walsh of Manchester New Hampshire.
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