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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1910

Page

5

Conservatory Bazaar Aids Music Students Fund

Pretty girl students welcomed visitors to the New England Conservatory yesterday as they opened a bazaar to raise funds for deserving students pursuing musical education. Fortune tellers and Japanese booths drew crowd interest while F A Chandler lectured on The Passion Play in Jordan Hall. A subscription dance at Horticultural Hall tonight adds to the scholarship drive.

New England Conservatory Jordan Hall F. A. Chandler Horticultural Hall

Professor May Not Accept Church Call

The Rev. Philip M. Rhinelander D D professor at the Episcopal Theological School Cambridge has received a call from Christ Church Springfield and is uncertain about accepting. He previously declined a call to Trinity Chapel New York preferring to prepare students at Cambridge for the mission field.

Philip M. Rhinelander Episcopal Theological School At Cambridge Christ Church, Springfield Rhinelander Trinity Chapel New York

Prince Edward Albert Turns Sixteen at Royal Palace

Edward Albert, Prince of Wales, marked his 16th birthday at the Royal Palace. He led in game on a recent hunt and shows a keen interest in horses and England’s national sports, mirroring his grandfather King Edward. He is praised for traits of his father and is expected to become a popular court member.

London Edward Albert Prince of Wales England Royal Palace Edward

Cleveland Press Hints At 1914 Olympics Here

The Cleveland Press notes a push to host the Olympic Games in Cleveland in 1914 rather than 1916, arguing that local athletes will be ready by 1916 and preferring an earlier timetable.

Cleveland Cleveland Press

New League Hopes to Represent Northeastern Penn

A baseball league to represent Northeastern Pennsylvania on the diamond next season will be organized here. Details on teams leadership and schedule are to be announced as plans develop in Scranton.

Scranton Penn Pennsylvania

Wild Man Triggers Egg Shortage Panic in Riverhead

A so called wild man with a taste for eggs has spurred farmers to form a posse in Riverhead L T on December 12. He has poached dropped boiled fried and scrambled eggs and even stolen eggs for his omelets. Local farmers, already facing scarcity, store remaining eggs in bedrooms to deter theft.

Riverhead L. T

Man injured by own chicken trap in Bloomfield NJ

Alfred D. Wainwright set a 15 pound sash weight over a chicken house door to deter thieves. When he opened the door the weight fell striking his nose and crushing his toes. He was hurt by his own device while releasing the chickens one morning.

Bloomfield N. J Dee Alfred D. Wainwright Wainwright

Baseball Notes Highlighting 1900s Player Moves and Rules

Cravath leads with a .326 batting average and 14 home runs for Minneapolis in the American Association. Rumors include Connie Mack pursued for Rube Marquard at $11,000, and McGraw offering $5,000 for Mowrey. Jimmy Williams may join the Tigers. Delehanty’s leg status prompts Williams to a utility role.

Cravath Boston Red Sox Minneapolis Boston Nationals Joe Tinkers Paddy” Livingston Connie Mack Rube Marquard Mowrey Jimmy Williams Minneapolis –American Association Tiger Jim Delehanty Williams Ray Fisher New York Highlanders Detroit Bennett

I Found a Sea Ple Method for Asthma Cure

A heartening personal account describes a claimed sea based method that cured the writer’s asthma after years of struggle. The author promises free trial treatment by mail to any reader who requests it, urging immediate action via a coupon.

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