Tribute to Mollenhauer Ends People's Symphony Era
The final People's Symphony Orchestra concert at St James Theatre honored conductor Mollenhauer who led two seasons of accessible, high quality programs. The program featured Tschaikowsky Fourth Symphony, Mignon overture, Andante cantabile, Andrea Liebesgefluster, and Mastersingers Prelude.
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People's Symphony Orchestra
St. James Theatre
Mollenhauer
Tschaikowsy
Tchaikowsky
Andrea
Wagnner
Nurembers
Tschaikowsky
Wagner
Mollenahuer
People’s Symphony Orchestra
Shot Five Times in Quarrel Over Game
Milford report says Antonio Nudo 27 of Cook street was shot five times early today after a dispute outside 4 BE street following a game of More at Francisco Campagnone’s home. Joseph Campagnone is the alleged shooter and remains at large.
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Milford
Antonio Nudo
Cook Street
Francisco Campagnone
Joseph Campagnone
Mother Is Again With Little Ones in Court Display
Mrs. Bridget Mullen of 487 East Broadway South Boston was jailed by Judge Duff for contempt of court over back rent. She smiled as she left in Mr Wood's car with her baby, shielding her infant from the chilly April wind while seven waiting children embraced her.
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Charles Street
Bridget Mullen
East Broadway
Boston
Duff
Neighbor's aid lifts Mullen family on Palm Sunday
John Woods, a South Boston business man, provided crucial help to Mrs. Mullen and her children after displacement. He recalls a sense of decency and humanity that enabled a reunion and easing of hardships, including past rent and housing struggles.
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John Woods
Noted German General Dead
Berlin April 9 AP General Erich Von Falkenhayn former minister of war and one time chief of staff died Saturday at Wild Park near Potsdam Born 1861 he led German forces in World War I and was later in command in Transylvania against Romania Falkenhayn was blamed by some for urging the emperor to shorten German lines He later served with Turkish forces and was regarded as a daring commander
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Berlin
Associated Press
Erich von Falkenhayn
Wild Park
Potsdam
von Falkenhayn
Germany
von Heeringen
von Moltke
von Hindenburg
Transylvania
William
Balkan
Falkenhayn
Asiatic
Turkey
Cap Anson Hospitalized After Street Sickness
Captain Adrian Anson famous Chicago NL player and longtime manager was taken to St Luke's hospital after a Saturday collapse. Doctors operated for glandular trouble and reports say he rests well and is not in serious condition. He will turn 70 on April 17.
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Chicago
Adrian Anson
St. Luke's Hospital
Anson
Mercury Tug Rescues Stranded Barge Near George's Island
The ocean tug Mercury with Capt Freeman and a New York crew of three encountered trouble as barges 11 and 18 led a convoy into the Narrows. Barge 12 struck rocks at George's Island, ripped a side and settled in shallow water. Police boat investigated but not needed. Mercury attempted to refloat the vessel and anchored its other barge at quarantine while continuing efforts at nightfall.
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Mercury
Capt. Freeman
New York
George's Island
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Sheriff Kellher
Charles Fessenden
Fessenden
T. D. Whitney Company
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Edwin C. Foss
Temple Place
West Street
Cap” Anson
R.H White Co
New England
National
Frog
National Springs
Nan Ae
Rip Van.Winkle’’. National
St. Elmo
Jos Walfullor
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