Grand jury action debated in Russell identity case
Master Pavey refused to transfer the case to the grand jury amid arguments over perjury and bonds for claimants Daniel Blake Russell and the estate. Dakota Dan arrives for hearings with daily fees set. Miss Hattie Keith testifies she instantly recognized the claimant.
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Gilbert A. A. Pevey
Russell
East Cambridge
Scharton
Sharton
Henry L. Walker
Dakota Dan
Hattie BE. Keith
Daniel Blake Russell
William C. Russell
Keith
Melrose
Ferdinand Almy
Dakotan
Boston Seen As Best Laid Out City By Expert
E W Dotey of Cleveland told Boston officials in City Hall that Boston is the best laid out city in the country. He said the main streets trace to colonial days and grew from cow lanes. The mayor replied about the colonial layout, and Dotey added that cows had done Boston a favor.
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Rousseau
Andrew Swirtz
Malone
N. Y
James Rousseau
Melrose
Mr. Simpson
Fresno Dan
Gay
William C. Russell
Boston
E. W. Dotey
Cleveland
City Hall
Mr. Dotey
Wilson Chrysanthemums Exhibit in Boston
Three elegant chrysanthemum blossoms named Eleanor Margaret and Jessie Wilson, grown by Edward MacMulkin of Marshfield, were shown in his Boston office and praised as perfect. He may arrange a Wilson exhibit at Horticultural Hall, where the show runs until tomorrow night.
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Eleanor
Margaret
Jessie Wilson
Boston
Edward MacMulkin
Marshfield
MacMulkin
Wilson
Horticultural Hall
Edward M’mulkin
Woodrow Wilson
Eleanor Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Opening Week Casts for Boston Opera Company Revealed
Director Russell announces opening week cast for the fourth season featuring The Tales of Hoffmann La Bohème Madame Butterfly Il Trovatore. Performances include Saturday opening at popular prices. cast lists show Giaccone Moranzoni Blanchart and Sharrow among others with Caplet conducting.
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Boston Opera Company
Russell
Boston Opera cast changes for opening performance
The opening night casts will swap Miss Frieda Hempel with Miss Bernice Fisher of the Boston Opera Company due to illness in Germany. On opening night Elizabeth Adamsen as Giulietta and Bernice Fisher as Olympia lead the performance with a full cast list including Laffitte, Polese, Cervi, and Maranzoni under conductor Olshansky.
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Bernice Fisher
Boston Opera Company
Frieda Hempel
Berlin Royal Opera
Germany
Boston
Elizabeth Amsden
Giulietta
Olympia
Dancing Doll
Mimi Oo
I Seesneres
Lacremzia
Borl Musetta
Fely Dereyne Rosolfo Cie
Athe
Leon Laffitte Sechauia
Attilio Puleini
Marcello
Giovanni Polese Colline
Andrea de Segurola Benoit
Seeee
Aes Natale Cervi Parpigne
Ernesto Giaccone Doguniere
Bernardo Olshansky
Roberto Maranzoni
Ama Butterfly
Stone School Beats Brown No Nichols 31 7 in Cambridge
Stone School defeated Brown & Nichols 31 to 7 on the opponent’s Cambridge field yesterday afternoon. The Stone eleven showed supremacy at every point throughout the game.
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Stone School
Brown & Nichols
Cambridge
Stone
Packard Shoe Ad Promises Comfort and Style
The Packard Shoe claims to be the best made in the United States at any price and offers easy walking comfort and style. It asserts superiority over $10 custom made and bench made shoes, with prices listed at 3.50, 4.00, and 5.00, from S. H. Harrison Co. at 662 672 Washington Street, corner Beach.
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United States
S. H. Harrison Co
Washington Street
Corner Beach
Showgirl Strike Ends Amid After-Effects at Shubert
The Broadway Tears company strike at the Shubert Theatre ended after delaying two performances. Four show girls remain unemployed, one filed an attachment against box office receipts, another considers the action, and four replacements face social scorn from peers.
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Shubert Theatre
Miss Helen White Leads Stage Strike Over Half Pay
Miss Helen White a showgirl led a strike after salary envelopes delivered Tuesday contained only half-pay. The company halted Wednesday shows and refused partial salaries. Thursday Shubert of New York was brought in to resolve, but White says she was fired on the spot. She vows to press her suit and expose Shubert amid ongoing conflict with attachments at Copley Plaza.
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Helen White
Miss White
Shubert
New York
Strike At Company Over Election Day Cuts
The text reports a company strike citing poor housing prior to election day. It notes eight percent small dancers twelve show girls eighteen boys and two principals joined the action with Miss Rita Gould as Venus discharged.
Six killed in Emerson collision in Georgia
Cart ersville Ga Nov 8 A B Baker a section foreman and five negroes were killed and several others injured when a Louisville and Nashville freight train hit a work car at Emerson near here tonight.
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Cartersville
A. B. Baker
Louisville & Nashville
Emerson
Here
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