Famous Boston Musician Carl Zerrahn Dies at 84
Carl Zerrahn died yesterday at his son Franz's home in Milton in the 85th year of his age. Born in Malchow Mecklenburg, he studied music in Rostock, Hanover, and Berlin before joining the Germania Musical Society. He served 42 years as conductor of the Handel and Haydn Society, retiring in 1898 and later living in Milton.
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Police Officers Reminisce at 30 Year Badge Reunion
Eight officers who joined the force together 30 years ago gathered at the Quincy House for a two hour reunion. Captain John A. Brickley led remarks on departmental progress as peers from patrolman to captain shared memories and stories.
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Once Rich Pueblo Millionaire Dies in Poor Farm
Gilbert Noble once the wealthiest man in Pueblo with a $1,000,000 fortune died today at the county poor farm. He had been extravagantly generous and at death held only an interest in a mine entangled in litigation.
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Kelcher Sparks Dorchester South Boston Rally Tour
Congressman Kelcher campaigned for Mr. Storrow with four stops in Dorchester and South Boston. He faced interruptions at Municipal building Dorchester and a hostile crowd at the South Boston Spellman Hall. He attacked ex Mayor Fitzgerald over the Home Telephone veto and aired the Republic ads controversy.
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Boston Swedish Americans form Storrow club to back mayoral bid
Boston Swedish Americans last evening formed a Storrow club and will work to elect him to the mayoralty. Officers elected include President Carl H. Johnson Vice President Dr Carl A. Lindquist Secretary Axel H B Zetter man Treasurer F E Love and an executive committee Arthur Anderson C F Johans son C A Tallberg A W Sandelof and Ivan Malmstrom.
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Cummings Backs Fitzgerald At Neponset Rally
Matthew Cummings, former mayoral candidate, chaired Fitzgerald's rally at Kelliher's Hall Neponset drawing nearly 300. He attacked the city’s garbage contract system and the Washington street tunnel cost, urged voting for Fitzgerald and praised the common people against ward and party control.
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O'Connor Backs Fitzgerald for Mayor
Senator Patrick H. O'Connor of South Boston declares support for John F. Fitzgerald for mayor. He states the Ward 15 committee is unanimously behind Fitzgerald despite reports of a split between Storrow and Fitzgerald.
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Chamberlain attacks home rule and budget in Birmingham address
Joseph Chamberlain addressed West Birmingham electors arguing against Irish home rule and Liberal plans while urging tariff reform and colonial reciprocity. He warned the budget burden would raise unemployment and criticized defence readiness amid foreign threats.
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Cold Wave Hits East as Thermometer Falls
Greater Boston faces a sharp cold snap this morning with temperatures near zero by nightfall. New York reports the wave already in effect with midnight readings around 11 above in the city and Scranton recording 2 degrees below zero at 1 AM.
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