Taken Sick at Concert with Stoessel Recalling Earlier Boston Fame
Albert Stoessel the young violinist who revealed rare talent in Boston earlier this season was forced to stop playing at Steinert Hall after performing two pieces Vitali Ciaccona and Spohr A minor concerto with notable technique and tone. He rose from a sick bed against his physician a is advised to play again later or refunds available at the box office.
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Albert Stoessel
Boston
Copley Plaza
Steinert Hall
Vitali
Ciaccona
Spohr
Stoessel
Rheumatism Relief Ad by Eimer and Amend
For Rheumatism Eimer and Amend's N. Y. 2861 offers relief. Why suffer when this relieves you Reliable druggists carry it. advt
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Eimer & Amend’s
N. Y
Grateful Boy Sends His Mite to Santa Claus Fund
In The Post Santa column a boy’s 25 cent gift to toy-poor children is shared. The office reports thousands of appeals, workers at 185 Federal Street, and donations from New England firms and individuals including Curtis Guild and Louise Calkins.
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Papa
Everett Mass
Post
Santa
Post Santa
Federal Street
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cummings Machine Works
Brown & Company
Kingston Street
Vermont
Junior Co. BE. Society of the
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Curtis Guild
Louise Caulkins
Littleton
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Edwin Cook
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Martin & Shribman
Marblehead
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Miriam
Greenville
Arthur McSweeney
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N.H
Rees
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State deer season ends with 8000 to 10000 kills
Bangor reports the big game season will close Wednesday with an estimated statewide deer kill of 8000 to 10000. No moose were killed this year due to a four year protection law. There have been 12 hunting fatalities—one by drowning and 11 from gunshot injuries, some accidental.
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Bangor
Christmas Concert of Carter Class
The Carter Class of the M. E. Church East Boston holds its annual Christmas concert at East Boston High School hall to raise funds for the needy on Christmas Day. Part of the proceeds support Post Santa work and aid 200 families. the event features vaudeville acts and a gala program.
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Carter
M. E. Church of East Boston
East Boston High School
No Word of Peace Ship Heads for Christiania
London dispatch reports the steamer Oscar II carrying Henry Ford and peace advocates has not yet been reported as entering Kirkwall. Officials say the ship likely has no cargo and government policy would keep Ford’s group from approaching the English coast.
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Oscar Sr
Henry Ford
Christiania
Kirkwall
Oscar
Ford
Railroads and telegraph networks crippled by Vermont storm
Vermont reports say last night’s storm dumped six inches to a foot of snow with high winds. Railroads suffered heavy delays as trains ran late and telegraph poles toppled. messages to Boston were rerouted via Montreal while street railways largely kept schedules.
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White River Junction
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