Old Peace Jubilee Singers to Be Heard at Festival
Alfred Hallam leads the International Music Festival at Mechanics Building on Web. 21 and 22 with a proposed grand chorus number featuring veterans of the 1869 and 1872 Peace Jubilees in Boston. Rehearsals at Huntington Hall draw attendees including Mrs. George Brickett and sisters from Melrose. The festival, backed by the Boston Chamber of Commerce and War Camp Community Service, aids the Employment Bureau for Discharged Service Men.
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Alfred Hallam
Mechanics’ Building
Grand Chorus
Boston
Grand Festival Chorus
Huntington Hall
George Brickett
Melrose
Sarah S. Adams
Lucy E. Proctor
Brookline
Gilmore
Isabella S. Paine
Tremont Street
Gilmore Chorus
Frances J. Brown
Cortes Street
Lachlan Wallace
Spring Park Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Edwin C. Farwell
Oak Street
Hyde Park
Michael Bergin
Common Street
Waltham
Charles N. Snow
Rockview Street
J. Hiram
Blessing of Threats in Churches Today
The Feast of the Purification and Presentation was observed in Catholic churches yesterday with candles blessed at high mass. Today the feast of St Blaise features the blessing of threats after all masses and again in the evening in all churches.
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Jesus
St. Blaise
Woman's Body Recovered From Neposset River
The body of Nellie D. Kerwin, 40, of 8 Station Street Hyde Park, was found in the Neposset River bottom after police and patrolmen dragged with grappling hooks Yesterday afternoon. She disappeared Sunday night after telling her family she would meet her delayed husband. He arrived 10 minutes after she left. Police teams from metropolitan and Boston forces continued the river search yesterday.
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Nellie D. Kerwin
Station Street
Hyde Park
Metropolitan Park
William A. Birmingham
Metropolitan Police
Thomas J. Meighan
Emmons F. Winslow
Boston
Warren Has a Grouch in The Married Life
Warren vents his frustration after a string of mishaps as Helen endures a tough stretch. Mabel Herbert Urner continues the domestic comic in the Boston Post Sunday Magazine, detailing their fraught yet familiar marital dynamics.
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Warren
Helen
Mabel Herbert Urner
Boston Post
Leaders to Speak on League of Nations Proposal
A Boston visit by eminent national figures will spotlight President Wilson’s peace conference plan. The group will discuss the League of Nations at Tremont Temple Friday and Saturday, hosted by the League of Free Nations Association and the Massachusetts branch of the League to Enforce Peace.
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Wilson
League of Nations
Boston
New England
Tremont Temple
League of Free Nations Association
Massachusetts
League
Congress sessions feature Taft and notable reformers in Boston
The Friday and Saturday congress program lists former President Taft, James W. Gerard, Henry Van Dyke, Frank P. Walsh, Edward A. Filene and others as speakers. Key events include a 10 30 a m keynote at Tremont Temple, lunch at the Hotel Brunswick, a 4 p m tea at Copley Plaza, and a mass meeting at Tremont Temple closing the gathering with figures such as Lowell Faunce and Baker.
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James W. Gerard
Germany
Henry van Dyke
Netherlands
Frank P. Walsh
War Labor Board
Edward A. Filene
Newton D. Baker
Lowell
Harvard University
Harvard
Tremont Temple
Lemuel H. Marlin
Boston University
Governor Coolidge
Peters
Mr. Taft
Brunswick
Harvey J
League
Copley Plaza
Elmer Jared Bliss
Boston
New England
John H. Clarke
United States Supreme Court
City Club
William Caleb Loring
Gerard
Arthur M. Huddell
Reconstruction Committee
Boston Central Labor Union
David I. Walsh
National War Labor Board
Congress
Joseph Walker
J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr
H. M. Kallen
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Brunswick
Henry J. Harriman
Boston Chamber of Commerce
War Baker
20Th Century Club
Somerset
Bible sent to Wilson for peace conference
The American Bible Society announced a specially bound Bible will be forwarded to President Wilson for use at the peace conference. After he consented to receive it, a small pica royal octavo Bible was bound in white morocco with a gold cross on the cover and a gold society seal on a blue morocco case. The gift carries the hope that Christ's teachings will guide the peace talks.
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New York
Wilson
American Bible Society
Morocco
Christ
Maine Woman Kills Self With Rifle
Miss Isabelle M. Smalley shot and killed herself with a rifle at her sister’s home in Augusta Maine Relatives say she had been brooding over her father’s recent death in Belfast Local police reported no other injuries or suspects in the incident
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Augusta
Isabelle M. Smalley
Belfast
Winthrop Victory Ball Features Dancer on Skates
The event on February 10 at Winthrop Casino will feature "The Jazzarius" by Miss Gwendoline Hamlin the little wonder dancer performing on roller skates. Leo Feist artists will sing, with Chief of Police Burrill and many society guests invited. Fort Banks and Fort Warren boys will attend.
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Wonder
Winthrop
Winthrop Casino
Leo Feist
Burrill
Fort Banks
Fort Warren
Gwendolin
Hamlin
Jazzaritis
Will Wed When Regiment Returns
Announcement from Mrs. S. Mac Donald of Newton says Miss Flora MacPhee will wed Frank I. Vickery of Paris Me and now in France with the 825th Infantry when his regiment returns from overseas. Vickery recently made his home in Boston before joining the army.
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Flora MacPhee
Newton
Frank I., Vickery
France
825Th Infantry
S. MacDonald
Boston
Paris
Sacrament of Penance Sermon Promotes Forgiveness
The Rev. John C. Hart S. J. spoke at the Church of the Immaculate Conception last night in a four sermon series. He said those who scoff at confession should be forgiven for their ignorance.
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John C. Hart
S. J
Church of the Immaculate Conception
New Order Will Release Many Seamen
Newport R I February 2 Many seamen at the training station will be discharged under a navy department order from the Second Naval District. The order allows reservists and regular navy men who enlisted for the war to be discharged on their own application while in training at stations camps or trade schools.
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Newport
R. I
Navy Department
Second Naval District
Thrills Build in Guy Nemer's Sunday Post Serial
The upcoming Sunday Post installment continues the exploits of Guy Nemer with new peril and excitement. Readers can expect rapid action scenes and bold choices that push the character into fresh challenges.
Uncertainty in Portugal Reports Conflicting Across Front
Paris reports a chaotic Portugal with royalist defeats north of Dagadea and a killed commander, Coimbra quiet, royalist prisoners moved to Figueira, railway workers’ strike ended, and Oporto awaiting ex King Manuel. Royalist claims say northern troops stay true while Republican forces retreat from Alberga and Riavelha as Lisbon communications break down.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Dagadea
Coimbra
Veiro
Vizeu
Figueira
Oporto
Madrid
Manuel
Alberga
Riavelha
Cotereal
Monarchy Favored by Multiple Garrisons Mentioned
Fragment notes several garrisons expressing support for the monarchy amid rising tensions. The readable text shows military posts aligned with royal authority, signaling a coordinated stance across units.
Cambridge Man Die in Fall at Home
John T. Hanson aged 47 was found dead at the foot of the front stairs in his Cambridge residence at 9 Springfield street. Medical Examiner William D. Swann ruled the death an accidental fall discovered by family members yesterday.
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John T. Hanson
Springfield Street
Cambridge
William D. Swann
Heifetz Recital Draws Enormous Audience at Symphony Hall
Yesterday afternoon Jascha Heifetz performed for the season's second time in Symphony Hall before a large audience of music lovers students and professionals. He played works by Saint Saens Chausson Bach Mozart Tchaikowsky and others earning long applause and several encores as critics praised his tone and technique.
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Jascha Heifetz
Symphony Hall
Heifetz
An Old Hair Darkening Remedy Hits Stores
Sage Tea and Sulphur used to restore natural hair color. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound now offers the old formula with added ingredients at low cost. Apply with sponge or brush to a strand at a time. after a few applications gray hair disappears and hair grows darker thicker and glossier.
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