Grey sews calm in Commons over Anglo German strains
London Nov 27 Sir Edward Grey foreign secretary addressed the House of Commons for an hour and a half urging restraint in Anglo German relations. He criticized Germanys note as stiff in tone and defended Britains stance as non provocative while seeking equal terms with Germany.
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Russia
Surprise in Germany Justified the Speech
A fragment notes that unexpected events in Germany were treated as a justification for a speech. The line emphasizes reaction to surprise and the rhetoric used to defend addressing the audience.
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Foss Demands Secret Papers In New Bedford Inquest
Governor Foss asks for a transcript of evidence from a two year old inquest into vote buying in New Bedford. The request follows a bribery witness claiming he was paid fifty dollars to back Frothingham on election day.
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Three American Cardinals Elevated at Vatican Consistory
In the Hall of Consistories at the Vatican today the Pope formalized 18 new Sacred College members in a ceremony attended by the Pope, Rome cardinals, and visiting prelates. Three American prelates Monsignor Farley Archbishop of New York Monsignor O'Connell Archbishop of Boston and Monsignor Falconio Apostolic Delegate in Washington were elevated. The Pope noted America’s growing Catholic strength and said the decree by Pius X moved America from propaganda jurisdiction, marking a historic Pontificate milestone.
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Boston Cardinal OConnell Made Prince of the Church
William Cardinal OConnell received from Pius X official notification that he is created a prince of the church. The ceremony at the American College drew a vast gathering of cardinals prelates and laymen with OConnell as the central figure. He expressed gratitude noting Boston and New England heartily appreciate the papal act. Continued On Page 4-Sixth Column
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Rioters Disrupt Dublin Players in New York Debut
Irish Players from Dublin facing uproar at Maxine Elliott's Theatre as they present The Play Boy of the Western World. Police arrest ten, stage disrupted by missiles including potatoes and vegetables. Brithne McGee struck, but safety measures allowed a second act.
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Supreme Court
Opera review Samson and Delilah opens Boston season
Olin Downes reports the Boston Opera Company opened its third season at the Boston Opera House with Saint-Saens Samson and Delilah. Giovanni Zenatello and Maria Gay led a distinguished soloist and chorus, while Andre Caplet conducted. New to Boston were Edward Lankow Paul Saldaigne and Gaston Barreau, marking Lankow's debut in this city.
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Boston Opera House
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Ernesto Giaccone
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Barreau
Mr. Lankow
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Boston Opera Company Opens Season With Spectacle
The company delivers an effective lyric stage work blending styles though leaning to oratorio. Key moments arise for the woman of Sorek and the strong man, plus a High Priest scene in act two. The chorus reveals a strong voice body, while the Boston Opera House orchestra has shown rapid, steady improvement this season.
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Boston Forecast Shows Rain Later in Tueday
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Tuesday fair with rain in the afternoon or night. Increasing southerly winds. Wednesday clears and turns colder. Thursday fair and cold with a continued northern New England rain or snow and southern New England rain Tuesday and Wednesday, then clearing and colder.
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Fragmented Weather Scan From Aged OCR Page
A garbled excerpt lists scattered numbers and times such as 0 BRa 3 p and 40 12 m. The unreadable text includes temperatures and ppm values with stray letters, indicating a weather related log or measurement table that is mostly unintelligible.
Burdett College Admits New Students Mondays
Burdett College announces weekly admissions every Monday. The catalogue is available free at 18 Boylston Street, Boston.
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Boston
Boston Opera House Opens With Brilliant Night
By Fred H. Thompson the opening night of Boston's third opera season was a dazzling triumph for Director Russell cast and Conductor Caplet. A superb audience filled the new Boston Opera House with brilliant outfits and jewels marking a splendid debut since 1909.
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First Night Praise For Samson and Delilah Cast
In Mrs Gardner's box sat Miss Alice Nielsen and Charles Loeffler with George Chadwick and Mrs Chadwick as the curtain fell on the second act. Loeffler lauded the performance calling it the greatest he had seen and praised Madame Gay Zenatello and the bass Lankow for a memorable first night.
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Delilah
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