Boston University Orchestra Opens In Public Debut
The Boston University Orchestra, 16 men, gave its first public performance at Jacob Sleeper Hall. A crowd of College of Business Administration students filled the hall for a lively get together night with spirited playing and strong soloists including Edward Brugnani, Charles F. Hellinger Jr., Archibald G. Swift, and Clifford F. Leeman. The group will repeat tonight as College of Liberal Arts Night.
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Boston University
Jacob Sleeper Hall
College of Business Administration
Edward Brugnani
Charles F. Hellinger, Jr
Archibald G. Swift
Clifford F. Leeman
College of Liberal Arts
Clear Your Complexion With Cuticura Night Routine
A beauty routine promotes nightly cleansing with Cuticura Ointment and five minute Wash with Cuticura Soap. Repeats morning for improved pores and complexion. Noted as delicate creamy and fragrant with samples available by mail from Boston.
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Cuticura
Boston
Safe Home Hair Removal with Delatone Paste
A simple home treatment removes hair without an electric needle. Apply plain delatone paste mixed with water to the hairy area, rub for about two minutes, then wash. The method not only removes hair but leaves skin blemish free, using genuine delatone.
Patriotism at New England Pythian rally in Faneuil Hall
Thirty seven Knights of Pythias lodges from across New England attended a rally and reception for the supreme chancellor at Faneuil Hall. Principal speakers included Judge John J. Brown of Vandalia Indiana Mayor Curley and Homer Rodeheaver noted as Billy Sunday’s right hand man.
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Knights of Pythias
New England
Order
Faneuil Hall
John J. Brown
Vandalia
Ind
Curley
Homer Rodeheaver
Billy Sunday
Knights of Pythias meeting lauds patriotism and charity
About 500 Pythians heard Mayor Curley praise the Knights of Pythias for charity and national service. Judge Brown spoke on fraternity as a national power, noting the order’s Civil War origins and 7 000 US members. Homer Rodeheaver and other officials reinforced unity and good works.
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Rody
Knights of Pythias
Curley
America
Judge Brown
K. of P. Order
Brown
United States
Homer A. Rodeheaver
Brothers
Newcomb
Tenn
Cumberland Mountains
Billy Sunday
Solomon Lewenburg
Gas and Electric Commission
McCall
Harlan P. Knight
Somerville
Harry Wade
Indianapolis
Department of Insurance
D. Sidney Woolworth
Fitchburg
Inury Claims Fatal Crash for Boston and Maine Brakeman
Richard McVey 22, employed as a freight brakeman for the Boston and Maine at Mystic Junction Somerville, died after a fall between two freight cars on a train en route to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Richard McVey
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mystic Junction
Somerville
North Station
Massachusetts General Hospital
Nurse Rescues Child as Truck Collides In Quincy
Daniel E. Hurley chauffeur of an ambulance, of Roxbury, was arrested after a truck collided with an automobile ambulance in Quincy. One man died, a nurse was bruised, and three others injured while a sick child was being transported to hospital. He faced manslaughter and license charges and posted $1100 bail.
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Daniel E. Hurley
Magazine Street
Roxbury
Quincy
Tragic Crash In Quincy Hospital Area Leaves Several Hurt
Jerome Sullivan of 88 Taft Street Dorchester died at Quincy Hospital after a collision involving an auto truck. John Collins of Sidney Street Somerville suffered a dislocated shoulder. William McSherry of 296 Allston Street Brighton, driver of the ambulance, was shaken. Chauffeur Hurley was bruised and Miss Helen Bagge of 296 Winslow Avenue Watertown was scratched and bruised. Nine year old Idilio Cola, 142 Water Street Quincy, escaped injuries. Miss Bagge shielded the child from the crash and the girl cried that she was not hurt.
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Quincy Hospital
Jerome Sullivan
Taft Street
Dorchester
John Collins
Sidney Street
Somerville
William McSherry
Allston Street
Brighton
Hurley
Helen Bagge
Winslow Avenue
Watertown
Americans Victims Of Mexicans Three More Named
Three more Americans reported killed in Mexico by bandits were identified as Guillermo Synman son of General W P Synman Howard Weeks also known as Howard Gray and an American named Foster. The deaths were believed to have occurred days ago but only reached the border today.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Guillermo Synman
W. P. Synman
Howard Weeks
Howard Gray
Foster
Memorial Services for Dr. Solomon Schechter Tonight
Services in memory of Dr. Solomon Schechter late president of the Jewish Theological Seminary in America will be held this evening in Boston synagogues and temples. Schechter, regarded as a leading Jewish scholar, died November 18 1915.
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Solomon Schechter
Jewish Theological Seminary In
America
Boston
Schechter
Guilmet Family Notice for Funeral in Medford
In Medford on December 7 Captain Felix Guilmet husband of Mary Herbert Guilmet formerly of Orient Heights. Funeral from 89 Grant Avenue Sunday December 10 at 1 PM. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Old Dorchester.
Victims of Villa Bandits Reported in Chihuahua Region
Synman is said to have died near San Pablo in Meoqui Chihuahua. Howard Weeks known as Gray, a mining employee, was shot at his Parral home and hanged in the doorway. A third victim is unnamed. A Spaniard in Torreon cites an American Foster maltreated and burned at a stake. Villa's bandits looted American homes in Chihuahua City and seized property.
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Synman
San Pablo
de Meoqui
Chihuahua
Chihuahua City
Howard Weeks
Parral
Villa
Weeks
Gray
Torreon
Foster
Five Die as Auto Collides with Central Vermont Train
Five men were killed instantly and a sixth man was dying at Johnson Memorial Hospital in Stafford Springs after a head on collision between an automobile carrying the group and a Central Vermont passenger train near Willimantic Connecticut.
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Willimantic, Conn
Johnson Memorial Hospital
Stafford Springs
Central Vermont Railway
Five Men Killed In Auto Train Collision Near Stafford Springs
At a road railroad crossing a car carrying five Latham and Crane mechanics collided with a speeding locomotive shortly after 5 pm. The injured survivor, William D. Lason, and the five dead men Henry St Pierre Algor B Clausen Preston Osterhaut Andrew S Swanson Fred Kovall were taken to hospital or recovered from the river embankment.
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Stafford Springs
Latham & Crane
Henry St. Pierre
Algor B. Clausen
Preston Osterhaut
Andrew S. Swanson
Fred Kovall
William D. Lason
Osterhaut
Sears
Aluminum in Human Body
Dr. W. B. Guy announced to the Boston Homeopathic Medical Society that aluminum is an element in the human body. He described the discovery made while examining the ashes of a cremated body and said it could aid in treating diseases of the system.
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W. B. Guy
Boston Homeopathic Medical Society
Evans Memorial Hall
Guy
Domestic Science Dept Teaches Nutritious Frugal Living
The department demonstrates how thousands of women can maximize nutritive value from food, select cheaper meat cuts, and prepare them appetizingly to live well at the lowest cost.
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