Choral Union Presents Verdi Requiem at Symphony Hall
At Symphony Hall the Choral Union performed Verdi's Requiem with soloists Lora Lamport Robert Quail Marion Rubens and Willard Flint demonstrating expressive in tone. George Dunham conducted with insight and mastery. The Boston Symphony Orchestra provided instrumental support as a large audience praised the meritorious performance with attentive silence and applause.
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Symphony Hall
People’s ‘Choral Union
Lora Lamport
Robert Quail
Marion Rubens
Willard Flint
Herman A. Shedd
Tsuya Matsuki
Boston Symphony Orchestra
George Dunham
Dunham
Inspector Morris Wolf Celebrates 60th Birthday
Inspector Morris Wolf of police headquarters marked his 60th birthday at home 77 Waumbeck street Roxbury. A bouquet of 60 Killarney roses with 1860 to 1920 inscribed gold numerals was presented by Inspector Patrick J. O Neil. A party followed with sons George Paul Irving Joseph and daughters-in-law and sisters in attendance.
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New England
Waumbeck Street
Roxbury
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Wolf
Killarney
Patrick J. O'Neil
George
Hamilton
Ont
Paul W
Los Angeles
Irving F
Boston
Joseph J
Wilmington
Del
Henry Harris
Emma Blume
Portland
Rose Gardner
Boston Chiropodist Benjamin Weeks Dies at Hyde Park
Benjamin D Weeks aged 54 a well known Boston chiropodist with offices at 3 Hamilton place and curator of the Hyde Park Historical Society died yesterday after a short illness at his home 48 Summer street Hyde Park The funeral will be at the home at 8 o clock tomorrow afternoon with services by a Christian Science Church reader Burial will be in Palmyra Me
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Benjamin D. Weeks
Boston
Hamilton Place
Hyde Park
And She Did it Herself Story by Octave Thanet
A note announces Octave Thanet’s story And She Did it Herself to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine, highlighting a vivid portrait of New England life.
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New England
Octave Thanet
Boston Sunday Post
India Like Erin Seeks Self Rule
Hindu seer Harendranath Maitra arrived in New York then spoke at the Hotel Brunswick on India’s political fate and nonviolent resistance. He praised passive resistance, warned of possible upheaval, and urged a government of the people while criticizing Western materialism and dress symbols.
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India
Erin
Ireland
Harendranath Maitra
Far East
Brunswick
New York
Maitra
Post
All India
Henny Seeks Alternate Delegate Spot Backed by Walsh
Attorney Herbert A. Kenny of Roxbury Ward 12 seeks the alternate delegate seat at the national Democratic convention in San Francisco. He is pledged to Senator Walsh on the first ballot and to McAdoo thereafter, supports Ireland’s freedom, a prohibition plank, and runs with Barry and Bigney as an alternate slate and also as an individual candidate.
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Herbert A. Kenny
Moreland Street
Roxbury
Ward 12
San Francisco
Kenny
United States
David I. Walsh
William G. McAdoo
Walsh
America
Barry
Bigney
South
Boston
Cambridge Legion Post to Have Dance Anniversary Ball
Major-General Edwards and Rear Admiral Herbert O Dunn will be guests of honor at the Cambridge Post American Legion first anniversary ball to be held Tuesday at the Cambridge Armory. Mayor Edward W Quinn and Mrs Elsie Boyan will lead the grand march with a novelty dance by Russell Howard and Miss Katherine Tobin.
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Edwards
Herbert O. Dunn
Cambridge Post
American Legion
Cambridge Armory
Edward W. Quinn
Elsie Boyan
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Russell Howard
Katherine Tobin
Meeting Opposed to League of Nations in South Boston
About 13 speakers voiced opposition to the League of Nations citing Ireland independence concerns and a refusal to send U S soldiers abroad. The gathering at Congress Hall on Broadway drew nearly 800 attendees under Senator William J. Foley with Patrick Bowen and James Powers as hosts.
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League of Nations
Ireland
League
Boston
Congress Hall
Broadway
C Street
Patrick Bowen
James Powers
San Francisco
William J. Foley
Charles §. O’connor
James T. Moriarty
David J. Brickley
Edward F. McLaughlin
Stanley Takes the Jazz Cure in Ford’s Boston Piece
A Boston Sunday Post Magazine excerpt cites Sewell Ford’s latest story featuring Stanley as he explores the jazz scene and its cultural impact. The chapter is described as a focal point in the magazine’s upcoming issue.
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Sewell Ford
Stanley
Boston Sunday Post
Caleb Clark Dead
Caleb Clark a well known druggist of Hayes square Charlestown died yesterday at Saranac Lake New York where he had been for his health. He was born in Charlestown a graduate of Frothingham and Charlestown High School. He was a member of the Boston Lodge of Elks and the Hayes Square Outing Club.
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Caleb Clark
Hayes Square
Charlestown
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Frothingham
Boston Lodge of Elks
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Morris Wolf
Police Headquarters
Tremont
Chornfalds
Visti
Prn
Batavia
Milan
Summer St
Herbert A. Henny
Cambridge Legion Post
Bond Bread
The
General Baking Company
Bond
Florence M. Partridge
Red Cross
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