Crimson Replies to Hollis in Cambridge Speech Row
The Harvard Crimson defends Senator Henry French Hollis of New Hampshire after his Cambridge speech on Thursday evening. It says he is not a terrible man but a valuable kind of snob, dismissing the harsh verdicts of the senator's critics.
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Henry French Hollis
New Hampshire
Harvard Crimson
Cambridge
Harvard
the Crimson
Chabrier
Harald
Walhalla
Harvard Snobbery Debate In Senator Hollis Case
The Crimson questions the view that Harvard makes all men snobs while agreeing Hollis shows impulsiveness. It notes the university cannot perform alchemy and credits him with independent thought. The Union remarks and Lynn speech suggest the senator is not as dreadful as feared and is a valuable type of snob.
Pope Sends 25,000 Francs Gift in Belgian Relief Letter
Cardinal Gasparri published a papal letter from Pope Benedict expressing sorrow for Belgium's war sufferings and detailing a 25,000 franc charitable gift to aid Belgian sufferers. The Pope asks God to end the war and ease Belgians' pain.
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Rome
Paris
Cardinal Gasparri
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Pope Benedict
Holy See
Phony Presents Extremes at Boston Symphony Public Rehearsal
Sylvain Noack soloed three movements of Lalos Symphonie Espagnole as Chabrier Overture to Gwendoline and Bassis Intermezzo Goldoniani were played along with Haydns Symphony in G major. The review praises the Chabrier overture for its fierce energy and theatre like impact, critiques its bombastic finale, and notes Bossi style, praising string writing and Ferris viola d amore interplay, finally linking the program to a path toward Haydns five symphonies.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Hall
Sylvain Noack
Lalo
Chabrier
Gwendoline
Bassis
Goldoniani
Haydn
Symphony
Breitkopf and Hartel
Beethoven
America
Bossi
Mr. Ferrr
Mr. Witek
Cabrier
Joseph Haydn
Mr Noack Delivers Admirable Symphonie Espagnole Performance
The critic praises Mr Noack for tonal beauty esprit and elegance in The Symphonie Espagnole noting his precise tempi refined technique and tasteful rendition. The audience highly applauded recalling him repeatedly with evident enthusiasm.
Chabrier’s Gwendoline Overture Exemplifies Dual Extremes
The critic notes Chabrier's rare avoidance of vulgarity yet calls the Gwendoline overture a stark example of his two extremes. The remark frames his broader approach to music drama and taste.
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Chabrier
Gwendoline
Death Notice King Richard in New York
In New York on April 14 Richard beloved son of Stephen and Mary King and nephew of Doctor John King of Mullingar Ireland. Funeral from the residence of his sister Mrs Thomas Sullivan Ridgewood Street near Toplis Street April 18. Time to be announced. Relatives and friends invited.
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King
New York
Richard
Stephen
Mary King
Hines
John King
Mullingar
West Neath
Ireland
Thomas
Depper Dies in Hospital After Surgery
The manager and buyer of the millinery department at Houghton & Dut ton Company died yesterday from pneumonia following an appendicitis operation. Also noted are shipping and maritime items including the Dutch steamer Kinderdijk’s expected arrival in New York, a trawler finding wreckage, and the Pomeranian’s drydock status in Halifax.
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Houghton & Dutton Company
Rotterdam
Boston
New York
William Doyle
Spray
New Fish Pier
Halifax
A. W. Perry
Death of millinery manager William Depper in Boston
William H. Depper, manager and buyer for Houghton & Dutton Company millinery, died yesterday at Besse Hospital from pneumonia after an appendectomy. Born May 7, 1879 in Baltimore, he was 35. He leaves a widow, three sons, and surviving relatives. Funeral at Mt. Auburn on Monday April 19 at 2 p.m. Interment Mt. Auburn Cemetery.
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William H. Depper
Houghton & Dutton Company
Besse Hospital
Beacon Street
Mr. Depper
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Brooklyn
N. Y
Depper
South Lincoln
Mass
Mt. Auburn
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Unclear OCR: Wharf Market Schedule and Anglian Cargo
Monday no business at T wharf or new fish pier. Trips arriving Sunday and Monday held for Tuesday morning's market. The liner Anglian sails at noon for London with 40,000 bushels of wheat 500 tons flour 1000 barrels apples 300 tons lumber and substantial general cargo.
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T Wharf
Wilson & Furness-Leyland
Anglian
London
Shipping News Update of Steamers and Tows
List of sailing and sailing dates for steamers and tugs bound for multiple ports including Halifax Boston Baltimore Newport News and Norfolk with tows and barges. Entries name vessel owners captains and destinations across New England and Atlantic ports.
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American
MacDonald
Sosne
Puerto Plata
A. W. Perry
Ellis
Halifax
N. S
City of Atlanta
Diehl
Savanagh
Katahdin
Macbeth
Jacksonville
Charleston
Gloucester
Hatch
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Lexington
Nickerson
Philadelphia
Malden
Brown
Herman Winter
Crowell
New York
Camden
Bangor
Bay State
Strout
Portland
City of Gloucester
Limekin
Calvin Austin
Eastport
St. John
N. B
Boston
Yarmouth
Juniata
James S$. Whitney
Bay View
Mineola
Horatio
Foss
South America
Malcolm Baxter, Jr
Rio Janeiro
Sunbeam
Autoist Held in Death Case
Joseph E. Miller of Weymouth, manager of Weymouth Seam Face Granite Company, arraigned in Quincy District Court on manslaughter charge for striking and killing Weymouth Chief of Police Patrick Butler with his automobile. Bail set at 6000. liquor charge at 500. Detained at Norfolk County jail. Butler funeral set for Monday at Church of the Immaculate Conception East Weymouth with interment at St Pauls cemetery Hingham.
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Weymouth
Quincy
Avery
Patrick Butler
Miller
EF. M. Heathcote
Automobile Legal Association
Norfolk County
Dedham
Chief Butler
Church of the Immaculate Conception
East Weymouth
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Hingham
Villa Troops Leaving Matamoros Reported
General Villa forces retreating from Matamoros after a siege of over two weeks. General Jose Rodriguez with about 5500 troops is said to have been summoned to join Villa in the Celaya operation, as reported to Major-General Frederick Funston.
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Brownsville
Texas
Villa
Matamoros
Celaya
Frederick Funston
Jose Rodriguez
Adamson's Walsam for that rasping graveyard cough
An advertorial pitch touts Adamson's Walsam as a sure cure for a persistent rasping cough. The copy markets this remedy with old timey confidence aimed at exhausted readers seeking relief.
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Adamson
Siamese Twins At Three Years Old in Secrecy Ward
Doctors at the Children's Hospital observe three year old Siamese twins bound from hip to chest with two heads and separate limbs. They fear a shared heart may rule both lives and delay any operation until blood flow and heart function are clarified. Secrecy is maintained about the case and the parents’ consent.
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Children’s Hospital
U S Army Officers Visit Swiss Barracks
Three American army officers Major Clarence C Williams of the ordnance department Major Dwight Edward Aultman of the artillery and Captain Wilson B Burtt of the infantry arrived in Berne to visit Swiss barracks and military positions with the permission of the Swiss government.
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Berne
Clarence C. Williams
Ordnance Department
Dwight Edward Aultman
Artillery
Wilson B. Burtt
Infantry
Collapse at City Hall station ends in death
A man who gave the name Herbert Clark collapsed at City Hall Avenue station last evening. He had been arrested earlier on drunkenness charges and was brought from a cell to be rebooked around six. Lieutenant William Hyland attempted to obtain information when the man fell. He died shortly after at Relief Hospital.
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Herbert Clark
City Hall Avenue
William Hyland
Uraniko May Lose Eyesight After Home Attack
Michael Uraniko aged 43 may lose his eyesight after being struck in the face with a wet whitewashing brush at 60 Nashua Street West End. The lime in his eyes sent him to Haymarket Square Relief Station. Leon Sweeter aged 54 of the same address was arrested and charged with assault.
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Michael Uraniko
Nashua Street
West End
Haymarket Square
Leon Sweeter
Joy Street
Uraniko
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