Tafts Tour Kremlin Treasures in Moscow Visit
Secretary Taft and Mrs. Taft toured the Kremlin seeing crowns, scepters, jewels, portraits, and royal insignia. They visited cathedrals and dined with an American colony. a governor's dinner and a ballet were planned for tomorrow before Taft departs for St. Petersburg.
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The Pale Gray Messenger Sealed With Violet
A mute pale gray disc with a violet seal travels from a city post office to a lonely recipient in a season of waiting. The return message arrives finally, raising hopes and fears as a single, cherished name drives the fragile romance forward.
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Bispham Performs Benefit Concert in Symphony Hall
Baritone David Bispham gave a benefit recital for the Roxbury Aids Society in Symphony Hall. He offered songs by Handel, Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Cornelius, Grieg, and works by Chadwick, Lehmann and Gilbert, praising his tonal color and sincerity. The program included favorites like The Wanderer and Wenn ich in deine Augen seh, with Grieg pieces praised for charm and power. Future Sunday concerts are planned, with Fritz Kreisler set for the 15th and more artists to follow.
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Amador of Panama Visits Mt. Vernon Tomb
President Amador of Panama and his party were guests of the government at Mt. Vernon Washington today. They visited the tomb of George Washington during the official visit.
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State to mark Whittier’s 100th birth anniversary
The state will celebrate the 100th anniversary of poet John Greenleaf Whittier on December 17. The form of the observance is undecided, but officials promise a fitting tribute to the “uneducated farmer” whose poetry anchors American literature.
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Fortune for Baby Prince
London reports a circulating tale that the visit of the King and Queen of Spain to Eugenia aimed to complete a deed of gift to the Baby Prince of the Asturias. The gift would accumulate until he reaches age, ensuring independence amid potential dynastic upheaval.
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Navy factions feud over Sir Percy Scott and Lord Beresford
London reports a long standing navy feud between Sir Percy Scott and Lord Charles Beresford. Sir John Fisher’s alignment, royal favoritism, and meddling by Lady Beresford fuel cliques in service clubs. The latest flare involves a signal to the Roxburghe ordering paintwork before the German Emperor visit.
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Reward prompts lead to missing Pacific Express money
A $250 reward spurred information about two packages containing $5850 that were received for the Pacific Express at the relay depot in Fort St. Louis and have since disappeared.
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French Drive Hillmen Back in Algerian Border Clash
Thousands of Bent Nassen tribesmen who attacked French forces in Algeria have been forced back into Morocco. About 6000 French troops are concentrated on the frontier to drive the tribesmen into the hills, cut supplies, and lure insurgents into plains for punitive combat.
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Spiritualist ordination ceremony in Boston churches
The Rev. Charles G. Ames Alfred H. Brown and Rev. FE Helms conducted a joint investiture at Huntington Hall for Miss Lucy E. McGee pastor-elect of the Spiritualist Temple Back Bay. The rite included a white robe symbolizing separation and service. Dr. George Gordon will discuss the theme Eternal Light, Eternal Light on Friday.
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Lady Beaumont Dies Abroad in Davenport England
News from Newport Rhode Island reports Lady Mary Beaumont wife of Admiral Sir Lewis Beaumont of the British navy died Saturday in Davenport England after a long illness. She was formerly Miss Mary Perkins daughter of Charles C Perkins and granddaughter of Mary A D Bruen of Boston. She married about ten years ago and had no children.
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