Lakme Revival At Boston Opera House Tonight
Mlle Lipkowska makes American debut in Lakme with Miss Freeman as Mallika. Paul Bourillon debuts as lead tenor. Three Boston singers Miss Parnell Miss Pierce and Miss Severoni appear for first time as the cast rounds out with Mr For.
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Lakme
Boston Opera House
Mlle. Lipkowska
Miss Freeman
Mallika
Paul Bourillon
Boston
Miss Parnell
Nari
Frederic
Mr. Nivette
Nikalantha
Mr. Stroesco
Hagi
Delibes
Opera Comique
Paris
I Lulli
Gluck
Offenbach
Jean de Nivelle
Jacques Caillot
Victor Maurel
Maurel
Marie van Zandt
Emond Gondinet
Phillippe Gille
Arnold Mortier
Loti
Nouvelle Revue
Miss van Zandt
Mechanics’ Hall
Mme. Patti
Ganeéca
Gerald and
Frederick
Miss Ellen
Gerald
Miss Stone
Betson
Ellen
Selika
Insomnia and Indigestion Link and Sage Relief
A discussion on insomnia as a symptom of indigestion explains sleep disruption from stomach irritation. It cautions against hypnotics and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe remedy, with guidance to take after meals and at bedtime and to request a sample package.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Harvard Airship Club Forms with 500 Members
More than 500 Harvard men enrolled as charter members of the Harvard Aeronautical Society last night. The club will maintain rooms in a dormitory where models of aeroplanes will be displayed and tested.
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Harvard
Harvard Aeronautical Society
Locating Heir to $250000 Estate in Boston
James J. Corbett a Pittsburgh bricklayer and heir to a Boston estate was found malnourished by Pinkerton detectives. He will travel to Boston to claim the fortune after a lawyer claimed a large estate belonged to a deceased relative. Corbett had been seeking work in McKeesport when located at Morganza county home.
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Pittsburg
James J. Corbett
Boston
Pinkerton
William H. Scharton
Fierc
William J. Corbett
McKeesport
Here
Corbett
W. D. Mansfield
Dimaio
Pinkerton’s
Morganza
Request for Governor Draper Shirt Leads to Odd Mail
A late 1909 letter from the Royal Laundry in Richmond asks Governor Eben Draper of Boston to supply a shirt worn by him for an exhibit at the National Association of Laundrymen meeting. The request seeks a C O D payment for the shirt’s full value.
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Draper
Bay State
Richmond
Eben
Royal Laundry
Oster advertising on the Elevated stations
The text promotes Oster rail poster advertising on Elevated stations as superior to bill posting. It notes a cost of $1 per poster per month with over 400,000 riders daily and more than 12,000,000 views per month. It highlights abundant demand and limited space for posters.
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Oster
Novelty by mail for out of town readers
Instructions offer readers outside Boston a way to receive the Sunday Post comic section by sending the heading of next Sunday's issue and three cents in stamps to the Circulation Department.
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Boston
Sunday Post
Japanese schoolboy interviews Wu Ting Fang
In a feature a Japanese schoolboy questions Wu Ting Fang about his career and views. The exchange blends cultural perspective with historical diplomacy as the interview probes Wu’s experiences and opinions.
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Wu Ting Fang
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