Blake Cup To A Texas Dog At New England Kennel Show
Spectators packed Mechanics Building for the New England Kennel Club annual dog show closing night. The Yankee Doodle Bride owned by Dallen Kennels Brookline won Hayden cup best Boston terrier. Champion Sabine Rarebit of Sabine Kennels Orange Texas took Blake cup best dog overall.
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Mechanics
New England Kennel Club
Dallen Kennels
Brookline
Sabine Rarebit
Thomas Plant
Sabine Kennels
Orange
Tex
Prince Bonaire
Hillcroft Kennel
Paris
F. M. Talbot
Empress Soo Ki
W. H. Ingham
Dorchester
Ingham
George E. Peabody
Douro
Newton man disappears from home in Newton Centre
Charles E. Earnest a 51 year old carpenter from 10 Peabody street Newton vanished Wednesday morning after leaving for work in Newton Centre. His family fears for his safety but believes no foul play is likely, hoping he may have suffered an accident or memory loss. He is described as 5 foot 10 inches, sandy complexion with a mustache, wearing a brown checkered suit and dark overcoat, bearing a large scar on his left thumb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Earnest
Peabody Street
Newton
Earnest
Newton Centre
John Wright South Boston Teacher Dies After Illness
John H. Wright a longtime Perkins Institution for the Blind teacher in South Boston died after months of illness. He taught broom making and cane chair seating and recently led the manual training department and the gym. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 PM in the institution chapel on East Broadway.
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John Wright
South Boston
John H. Wright
Perkins Institution For the Blind
Wright
East Broadway
Balloon Cleveland Lands After Long Drift Over Three States
The balloon Cleveland ascended at North Adams Mass at 10 30 am and landed in a meadow in Alstead New Hampshire this afternoon after a 53 mile air line voyage that carried the pilot and four passengers over parts of New York Vermont and New Hampshire. It narrowly missed a chimney top on touchdown.
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East Alstead
N. H
Cleveland
North Adams
Mass
Balloon flight ends with safe landing in East Alstead
A. Leo Stevens of New York piloted the balloon with passengers Dr Heber Bishop Norman Prince William M Hilliard Boston and Harry Brown New York. After a scare near North Adams a gust forced a descent but a cross current carried the basket over and the craft resumed flight. The party traveled from Saratoga toward Vermont then into New Hampshire before landing safely at East Alstead.
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A. Leo Stevens
New York
Heber Bishop
Norman Prince
William M. Hilliard
Boston
Harry Brown
North Adams
Saratoga
N. Y
Vermont
White River Junction
Lake Winnipesaukee
Connecticut River
New Hampshire
East Alstead
Missing Irish teacher from Ivernia prompts police search
Katherine Cooney 21, a schoolteacher from Ireland, arrived on the Ivernia and disappeared after reaching Cunard docks before her uncle Michael Walsh's Dorchester home. Relatives appeal to Boston police. she was expected to travel by car. The boat docked about 1 p.m. and no one from the Walsh family was present.
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Katherine Cooney
Ivernia
Ireland
Cunard
Michael Walsh
Dorchester
Boston
Miss Cooney
Summer cottages go up in smoke at Weymouth beach
A fire at Wessagussett Beach in North Weymouth destroyed three summer cottages owned by Charles Leavitt J B Weeks and William Reed. The blaze began from a defective flue and threatened the large summer colony, with losses estimated around 4000 dollars.
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Weymouth
Wessagussett Beach
North Weymouth
Charles Leavitt
Rockland
J. B. Weeks
Boston
William Reed
Novelty by Symphony: Chadwick and Gilbert Debut in Boston
The Boston Symphony Orchestra presented new works by Chadwick and Gilbert at Symphony Hall. Chadwick conducted the Suite Symphonique, a four movement piece that won $700 in a national contest but drew mixed verdicts on its humor and ideas. Gilbert’s Comedy Overture on Negro Themes energized the crowd with ragtime rhythms and folk-music vigor, though balance and integration were imperfect. The program also featured Rachmaninoff’s Isle of the Dead and Parsifal preludes, praised for their scale, atmosphere, and emotional range..
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Hall
Rachmaninofft
Arnold Bocklin
George W. Chadwick
Henry F. Gilbert
Boston
Cambridge
Chadwick
Gilbert
Rachmaninoff
Bocklin
Todteninsel
Marie von Oriola
Remus
Joel Chandler Harris
America
Mississippi
Europe
Four Debutantes Page at Lenox This Season
Lenox announces four debutantes for the upcoming season Miss Emily Winthrop daughter of Grenville L Winthrop Miss Elizabeth Turnure daughter of Mr and Mrs George E Turner Miss Katherine Lawrence granddaughter of Charles Lanier and Miss Charlotte Cram Their arrival promises the liveliest season in years in Lenox April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LENOX
Emily Winthrop
Grenville L. Winthrop
Elizabeth Turnure
George E. Turner
Katherine Lawrence
Charles Lanier
Charlotte Cram
Boy Father Making Good In Brockton
Roy Baker a 16 year old guardian of his three younger sisters won support from Deputy Prison Commissioner Palmer and Governor Eugene Foss after pleading to keep his family together. Palmer praised the boy as a wonder and predicted a favorable report on the Baker case.
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Brockton
Roy Baker
Baker
Mary Baker
Sherborn
Roy
Grace
Mabel
Marion
Warren A. Reed
State House
Gilded
Palmer
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Blake Cup
Texas
Newton Man
C. E. Earnest
Stevens
Wolf's “Myx Clothier
Hanover
Portland
Gilbert and Chadwick
BY Olin Downes
Encineer
Gille
Washington & Hanove
R~ WE
LE Md
New England
Stone
Cutter
Tallem
Iwheel
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