Bauer Delivers Formidable Liszt Schumann Chopin Recital
Harold Bauer returns to Boston after two seasons with a two hour program of Liszt, Schumann and Chopin. He emphasizes links among the composers, showcases pedal control and tone color, and earns standing applause for the Liszt B minor sonata and Fantasie while Chopin’s F major ballad draws mixed praise.
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Harold Bauer
Boston
Jordan Hal
Liszt
Schumann
Chopin
Berlioz
Theophile Gautier
Bauer
Czerny
Clementi
Weber
Field
Mozart
Mr. Bauer
Tufts Delta Upsilon Chapter Marks 25th Anniversary
The Tufts Delta Upsilon chapter celebrated its 25th anniversary with an alumni and delegate gathering at the chapter house and an evening ceremony at Riverbank Court. Harold E. Sweet served as toastmaster, with speakers including Wilson L. Fairbanks, Dr. F. W. Hamilton, John Bancroft Bisbee, Guy H. Holliday, and Orrin P. Gifford.
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Tufts
Delta Upsilon
Riverbank Court
A. J. Anderson
Harold E. Sweet
Wilson L. Fairbanks
New York Herald
F. W. Hamilton
John Bancroft Bisbee
Guy H. Holliday
Harvard
Orrin P. Gifford
D.D
Brown
Supreme Court clears path for Alaska coal land fraud trials
The Supreme Court ruled that US general coal land laws apply to unsurveyed Alaska regions, reversing a Western Washington ruling. Indictments against Charles P. Munday and Archie W. Shields for conspiring to defraud the government of Alaska coal lands worth 10 million dollars stand, enabling trials. Similar indictments in Spokane Tacoma Detroit and Chicago are expected to proceed.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Alaska
United States Circuit Court
Western
Charles P. Munday
Archie W. Shields
Munday
Shields
Government of
Spokane
Tacoma
Detroit
Chicago
Boston Woodsman Froze Feet After 40 Mile Straggle
Thomas Shea a 40 year old woodsman from Boston is hospitalized in Bangor with both feet frozen after being lost in the Maine woods for two days while attempting to walk from a Great Northern Paper Company camp 40 miles north of Millinocket. He was found barefoot and in a delirious state near a tote road. Doctors fear possible amputation as his mind slowly returns.
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Bangor
Thomas Shea
Boston
Eastern Maine General Hospital
Great Northern Paper Company
Millinocket
Employers' Liability Act Upheld in Court Newark Case
In Newark New Jersey Judge Martin in the Court of Common Pleas upheld the constitutionality of the Employers' Liability Act. The ruling came in the case of Mrs. Lizzie A. Sexton widow of Floyd Sexton against the Newark District Telegraph Company for damages arising from Sexton's death as a lineman electrocuted atop a telegraph pole last July.
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Newark
N. J
Martin
Court of Common Pleas
Lizzie A. Sexton
Floyd Sexton
Newark District Telegraph Company
Sexton
Mystery In Man Injuries Shrouded In Unclear Circumstances
John J. Callaghan 30 of 637 Main Malden lies in critical condition at home after being found unconscious in the street a week ago. A mystery surrounds the incident with police unsure if a fall from a street car or an assault caused his injuries. PublicHealth officials report no confirming accident record.
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John J. Callaghan
Main Street
Malden
Callaghan
Boston
Medford
Chelsea
Boston & Northern
Man Attacks Wife Then Fires On Daughter and Son-in-Law
In Annapolis Maryland Captain Albert Tyler from Eastport struck his wife with a hatchet and wounded her head. He then went to his daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs William Robinson and shot both. The daughter was shot in the face and seriously wounded. The son-in-law was shot in the stomach. Domestic trouble is cited as the cause.
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Annapolis
Albert Tyler
Eastport
Here
William Robinson
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Oxford
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