Rare Honor Comes to Evelyn Scotney
Evelyn Scotney, a barely seasoned soprano, is hailed as a potential Queen of the Night in Mozart’s The Magic Flute. If Miss Freida Hempel remains ill, Scotney could debut at the Metropolitan Opera House within weeks, after impressing Signor Gatti-Casazza and Henry Russell and preparing under top masters. She also has a Boston concert on Nov 21 before New York debut.
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Freida Hempel
Signor Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Tetrazzini
Miss Scotney
Sembrich
Henry Russell
Boston Opera House
Evelyn Scotney
Queen OF Night
Carl J. Hornei
Australian soprano Miss Scotney offered Magic Flute star role
New York despatch reports Miss Evelyn Scotney the Australian soprano has received an offer to sing the lead in Mozart's The Magic Flute in New York on November 23.
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Evelyn Scotney
Boston Opera House
New York
Tudor Tea ad promises better packing and price
An advertisement touts Tudor Tea in a yellow foil packet with superior preservation. Packing in fancy canisters adds 10 cents per pound, while Tudor Tea costs 2 cents per pound to pack.
No Drop in Price of Coal Claims by Dealers
Leading coal dealers yesterday asserted there would be no decrease in coal prices despite threats of a court summons by the United Improvement Association. They said only a large supply could lower prices, expecting deficit elimination by year end. Staples Coal Company officials warned a panic would have occurred if the true situation had been public.
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United Improvement Association
Fitzgerald
Chamber of Commerce
Staples Coal Company
Bold thief steals sheriff's door mat at courthouse
A man wearing a light overcoat snatched a large doormat from in front of Sheriff Quinn's office at the Court House in Pemberton square and fled. Police issued a general alarm at 6:30 last night, sparking consternation among Sheriff Quinn's staff.
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Sheriff Quinn
Court House
Pemberton Square
Halls of Justice
France Launches New Battleship France
In St Nazaire France the battleship France was launched and christened by Theophile Delcasse minister of marine The ship is a sister to Paris and will carry heavier guns The France keel was laid in August of last year and the project dates to the 1911 estimate
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ST. Nazairh
France
Theophile Delcasse
Paris
Demurrer Plea Heard in Cil ley Shoe Suit
Judge Colt heard opening arguments on the demurrer filed by United Shoe Machinery Company against substituted declarations in Harry E. Cilley’s million dollar suit seeking damages. The hearing occurred in the United States District Court yesterday.
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Colt
United States District Court
United Shoe Machinery Company
Harry E. Cilley
Tudor tea advert claims greater flavor with less quantity
A compact ad notes women cutting living costs by using Tudor tea half as much as before. It asserts tea remains rich and delicious, mentioning sealed packages priced at 5 10 165 30 cents.
Whitey Lewis to Face Trial in Rosenthal Murder Case
Frank Muller known as Whitey Lewis faces trial tomorrow as the first of four gangsters indicted for the murder of Herman Rosenthal. After his trial, Lefty Louie Gyp the Blood and Dago Frank will be tried in turn before Justice Goff. A 200-venireman panel is summoned for the extraordinary Supreme Court term.
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New York
Frank Muller
Burial for Mrs. Harriet Sumner Today
Funeral in Newburyport for Harriet R. Sumner wife of Eben Sumner paying teller in Elmer Stevens office dies at Newton home by gas poisoning. Medical Examiner West reports she killed herself during a period of mental derangement treated at McLean Hospital last year.
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Newburyport
Harriet R. Sumner
Eben Sumner
Elmer E. Stevens
Newton
McLean Hospital
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