Kreisler At His Best Delights 3200 at Symphony Hall
Fritz Kreisler drew more than 3200 to Symphony Hall where a wartime limp did not dampen his stature. The program featured Handel A major sonata Tartini Devil’s thrill Paganini pieces and he delivered refined tone and formidable technique elevating his art beyond public craving. Encores extended into the afternoon as fans queued at the stage door for a final glimpse.
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Fritz Kreisler
Symphony Hall
Mr. Kreisler
Kreisler
Mr. Paderewski
Kreislen
Handel
Tartini
Schumann
Gluck
Mozart
Dvorak-Kreisler
Paganini
Bresnahan Names Cubs Players He Won't Keep
Roger Bresnahan states he will not retain Leach Keating Corriden Stack Smith and Pierce, outlining the Cubs roster moves he rejects, signaling changes in team personnel and strategy.
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Roger Bresnahan
Cubs
Leach
Keating
Corriden
Stack
Smith
Pierce
Banks Rattles Typewriters Mechanical Boats Color Cubes
Local fair features demonstrations across crafts and games. Exhibits include typewriter mechanics, model boats, color cube displays, dolls, a ring toss, picture blocks, and paint boxes drawing crowds.
Portable leather cases and bank book accessories offer security
Auction brief lists Pin Seal Bag in size conven bank book papers value 72 06 dollars. Also fitted cases in black morocco and colored morocco, for motor and general use at 1 50 rocco.
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Liberty
Morocco
Green Family Trust Saga Ends With Reconciliation
A Worcester case unfolds as aging engineer Mr. Green regains control of his fortune after a disputed trust deed. Trustee John S. Gould and later Hamblin handled the estate, sparking concerns of undue influence. Strewn with legal details, the affair leads to a plan to restore property to Green and his sons William and Samuel, with Mrs. Ella S. Green.
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Greens
William
Samuel
Mr. Green
Post
Tatnuck
John S. Gould
Mr. Gould
Standish
Pleasant Street
Green
Wiliam
Samuel Green
Worcester
Gould
United States of America
John 8S. Gould
John
Hamblin
Wiss
Court House
Mr. Harblin
Martin Green
Robbers Hold Up Men in Roxbury Apartment Rooms
In Roxbury yesterday afternoon two separate robberies occurred in third floor rooms at 89 East Lenox Street. Charles Pargolovski was threatened with a cheese knife by one of three armed assailants and forced to surrender $40. Elsewhere Antonio Weisel's room was entered by another thief with brass knuckles who took his diamond ring.
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Charles Pargolovski
East Lenox Street
Roxbury
Antonio Weisel
Three Men Arrested in Dudley Street Robbery
Police at Dudley Street station arrested John Weiner 28 of Hampden Street Roxbury William Weichert 40 and Martin Cochins ly 24 both of Ferch Street Roxbury on robbery charges as neighbors formed searching parties after the incident.
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Dudley Street
John Weiner
Hampden Street
Willam Weichert
Martin Cochinsly
Ferch Street
Roxbury
Brisbane III Ill in Atlanta Hotel
Arthur Brisbane editor of the New York Evening Journal fell seriously ill at a local hotel in Atlanta. His condition improved somewhat by tonight and his physician was summoned from New York. Brisbane has been in Atlanta since Friday.
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Atlanta
Arthur Brisbane
New York Evening Journal
New York
Brisbane
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ABC
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China Animal Families
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