Reenacted murder scene ties to Price case in Minneapolis
Charles D. Etchison led officers to the cliff edge where Mrs. Mary Stridley Price reportedly fell. He claimed in Chicago a confession alleging his role with Frederick T. Price, indicted for murder, who now says his wife died by accident and faced a prior damages suit.
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Mystery of Mrs Fisher Murder Revealed Next Sunday
A teaser notes the April mystery of Mrs Fisher murder is continued in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine. It promises a solution to the crime by readers following the magazine's next installment.
Ornstein Sials Joy and Anger in Boston Recital
Ornstein, famed ultra modernist, staged a Boston Steinert Hall recital that drew laughter at his prior appearance and again prompted indulgent amusement. He assaulted the piano while his ambitious works and pieces by Ravel and Debussy drew mixed, attentive reactions from the audience.
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Ornstein’s Bold Talent Draws Mixed Praise in Boston Review
The critic weighs Ornstein’s controversial yet undeniable talent after his Boston recital of the Seven Fantasie Pieces. They note dramatic intensity and strong technique, while criticizing episodic structure and exaggerated tempo shifts that undermine unity. The program also featured Korngold, Ravel, Debussy, Schoenberg, Albeniz, Grondahl, and Cyril Scott.
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Pope Benedict Allocution Sparks Mixed Italian Replies
The Paris dispatch notes Italian press arguing over the Pope's peace remark. Some see it condemning annexationist aims by Germany and Austria, while others think he spoke for those powers facing certain defeat.
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Grand Opera Needs a Ford Says Baklanoff
Russian baritone George Baklanoff argues America lacks a Henry Ford style patron for a national Grand Opera. He says funding should support an American opera in English with American singers and high standards like Petrograd’s Theatre of Music Drama, benefiting American art and artists.
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Turkish and German Capitals In Touch
Berlin December 7 London reports a through passenger service to Constantinople starting January 1. Two express trains run weekly in each direction between Berlin and Constantinople and two between Munich and Constantinople.
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