Windsor Banquet Hosts King and Royal Guests
A state banquet for 50 covers was held in St George's Hall Windsor Castle with King of Portugal Duke and Duchess of Connaught Duke and Duchess of Fife Prince and Princess Christian Duke and Duchess of Devonshire Duke and Duchess of Marlborough Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and wife present. Afterward a performance of Quality Street by Barrie company followed. King Edward sent a royal carriage to meet the Chamberlains at the station and invited them to tea in the royal circle.
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Windsor
St. George’s Hall
Windsor Castle
Portugal
Duchess of
Seymour Hicks
Flaine Terriss
Vaudeville Theatre Company
King Edward
Mrs. Chamberlain
Mrs Patrick Campbell Stars in Magda at Colonial Theatre
Mrs Patrick Campbell repeats her Magda role in Sudermann's play at the Colonial Theatre, delivering a quiet yet forceful performance as the intellectual woman facing social ethics. Vaughan Glaser, Mare MacDermott, and Walter Howe support in solid turns. Magda is to be repeated this afternoon before The Second Mrs Tanqueray closes the engagement this evening.
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Patrick Campbell
Magda
Colonial Theatre
Sudermann
Boston
Mme. Modjeska
Mme. Duse
Vaughan Glaser
Heffterdingk
Mare MacDermott
von Kehler
Walter Howe
Leopold Schwartze
Willard
Tremont Theatre
Hugh Trevor
Two Cities
Charles Frohman
Everyman
Steinert Hall
Augustus Thomas
Kirke la Shelle
New York
London
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Lafayette
Music Hall
Elsie Crescy
Castle Square Theatre
Carton
Lady Algy
Shakspere
Park Theatre
Whitney Opera Company
Boston Theatre
Johnny
Columbia Theatre
the Defender
Grand Opera House
Rogers’ Brothers
Hollis Street
University City
the Charles
John J. McNally
the Colonial
Tanqueray
Mars
Charles Hawtrey
Techow
Keith Bill
Pelot
Martinett
Charles T. Ellie
Milt and
Maud Wood
Joe Carroll
the Howard
Joe Welch
Midgley and Carlisle
Flying Rathbuns
Margaret Ashton
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Neil Hawthorne
Phe Postan Woman's Christian Pem perance Meeting
Phe Postan Woman's Christian Pem perance group will meet in Park Street estry at 3 o clock next Monday. Mrs Fingham will speak on Current Hvenis.
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Phe Postan
Park Bireet Estry
Fingham
Fels-Naptha Soap Drops Into Old Overalls Test
A reader asks how to clean the greasiest smudged workman overalls using Fels-Naptha without boiling or sealing. The note seeks practical results, asking what the soap can do and what it will save, citing wrapper directions.
Two Taken as Insane In Division 5 Custody
Police in Division 5 detained two individuals as insane. Curtis found John T. Bradbury near Washington street and Dover, claiming address 22 Ringgold street, held for mental examination. Sydney J. L. Johnson, 15, of 39 Albion street, described as dangerously insane after terrorizing his family with an axe, driving two brothers from the house.
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Division 5
Curtis
Washington Street
Dover
John T. Bradbury
Ringgold Street
Sydney J. L. Johnson
Albion Street
Preston to Head Woburn Mayoral Ticket in Republican Cua
Republican caucuses in Woburn named Elwyn G. Preston for mayor and Michael J. Kennedy for Board of Public Works. Aldermen at large chosen were John Black J Winn Brown William H Curtis John S Jaquith Marcellus Littlefield Thomas F McCormick William A Prior and Frank Wetherell. Ward selections listed for wards 1 through 7 with Alvah H Woods Frank A Winn Frank B F Nichols William S York William H Cadwell Arthur H Linscott Frank H Graham.
Everett Caucus Nominates Boynton for Mayor and City Officials
In Everett, Thomas J. Boynton was nominated for mayor at a Democratic caucus. Aldermen nominees include Harry W. Johnson, Cornelius J. Harrington, William A. Straight, George M. Nash. Common Council, school committee, and At large positions also listed with several wards and names mentioned. The party also circulated citizen nomination papers in Boynton’s interest.
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Everett
Thomas J. Boynton
Excity
United States Posto
Harry W. Johnson
Cornelius J. Harrington
William A. Straight
George M. Nash
Common Council
Thomas CQ
Soraess
James J. Clifford
Jeremiah A. Holland
George H. Dexter
Edgar W
Toung
John Gasey
Driscpil
Boypton
Dal Lorenz in St. Louis dies at 81
An obituary notes Dal Lorenz of St. Louis aged 81, a former New Orleans resident, who had a long career as a surgeon. He lived here and had a free clinic today.
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L Lorenz
ST. Louis
Adalph Paren
Hag
New Orleans
Mendals sehy concert at First Bagtist Church to open winter series
The church on Commonwealth Avenue will host a musical program next Sunday evening featuring the hymn of praise and a Mendals sehy piece. It marks the first in a series of special services offering oratorio-style works this winter.
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Mendalssehy
Commonwealth Avenue
Bowdoin
London
New England Cities Contribute to Current History in Despatches
From New England comes a batch of despatch items. Yale Law student Frederick Bauby married Catherine Mason in New York. rural life reports include Herbert Ford harvesting 50 strawberries and pear trees blossoming. Leominster promoters seek advertising deals for a cross country boxcar trip. a police inquiry links Attleboro to a Dr Prescott case. Fore River wins steamer contracts for Fall River line. Worcester reports abuse of Finnish workers in Maine. a Lowell rail collision leaves six injured. Grafton sportsmen bring 18 rabbits from near Westborough.
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Waterbury, Conn
Frederick Chester Bauby
Yale Law School
Catherine Benton Mason
New York
Peter Bauby
John Mason
Watch
Leominster
Boston
California
F. Elmer Edgerly
Hardie Nicholson
Edgerly
Marlboro
Cook
DR. Prescott
Attleboro
Boston Police
Celia Doyle
Sanford Street
Fore River Company
Stage Matters in Park Theatre Rumor Denied
Park Theatre management denies rumors that the Schubert brothers are negotiating to lease the house. No sale offer exists, and there is no wish to dispose of the theatre. The piece lists upcoming Boston stage events and notable performers including Blaisdell, Lavine, Kerr, Glaser, and acts like A Hero in Khaki and Dolly Varden.
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Park Theatre
Schubert Brothers
William Blaisdell
Toreador’ Company
Boston
Pauline Hall Opera
Blaisdell
Clara Lavine
Defender
Columbia Company
Fifth Regiment
Malden Auditorium
Chick Fox
Cadet Fame
Kerr
Dodo
the Tremont
Bank Officers’ Association
Mr. Barnet
Baron Humbug
Lulu Glaser
Dolly Varden
Boston Museum
Gus Hill
Music Hall
Carlin and Brown
Speck Brothers
The
Electric Four
Thomas F. Reilly
Adelaide Marsden
Marie Richmond
Pretty Girls
Grand Theatre
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Suffolk Dispensary
Theatrical Mechanics’ Association of Boston
Rogers Brothers
Harvard
H. Gittus Lonsdale
Henry Pugh
Shannons
Lafayette
Burke, Moller and Teller
Sallie Stembler
Five Nosses
Della Renca
Lynn
Dr Lorenz clinic plans loom in New York and Boston theater notes
A New York despatch says doctors plan for Dr Lorenz’s clinic could aid 8 percent of crippled children if treated early, sparking debate on actual figures. Boston theaters preview Clyde Fitch, Francis Wilson and other stars, with tours and operatic programs at Symphony Hall and grand venues.
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New York
Dr. Lorenz
Dr. Jones
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Heaton
Lorenz
Women Plan Campaign Against Public School Association
Democratic women gathered in Charlestown and Roxbury to launch a campaign against the Public School Association backed Boston school committee slate. They urged rallies and house to house canvassing to win votes from wives and women while men like John F. Fitzgerald and Thomas J Gargan were expected to assist.
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Charlestown
Roxbury
P. 8. A. School Committee
John F. Fitzgerald
Thomas J Gargan
Post
Julia Duff
Daniel W. Gallagher
Gallagher
Boston
Chimena
Tloiket
Duff
Fchoal Association
Svers
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