Symphony Conducted by Schmidt in Boston Hall Concert
Ernest Schmidt led a public recital in Symphony Hall after Dr uck was indisposed with east winds. Julia Culp sang as mezzo-soprano with Maquarre first flute as soloist. Programs featured Bach and Beethoven pieces, Mandelson overture, and Schumann symphony with Bach lite and Mendelssohn overture.
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Druck
Ernest Schmidt
Boston Symphonyrchestra
Symhony Hall
Julia Culp
Mr. Maquarre
On Bulow
Mme. Culp
Mondeverde
Handel
Beetoven
Adelaide
Arnold Schonberg
Schumann
Bach
Mendelssohn
Schonberg Orchestration Provokes Mixed Sentiments in Adelaide Review
The critique praises and rejects Schonberg for adding orchestral color to Adelaide while noting Monteverde and Handel as other admired airs. It highlights Opus arrangements by Resphigi and Mme Culp, lauds Schmidt as a steady conductor, and mentions Maquarre's refined tone. The piece closes by noting Mendelssohn's overture and announces no concerts next week.
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Schonberg
Beethoven
Adelaide
Vincent d'Indy
Monteverde
Anther
Otorino Resphigi
Bologna
Mme. Culp
Handel
Schmidt
Chmidt
Maquarre
Mendelssohn
Hakias Furriers Enter Bankruptcy After Voluntary Petition
Hakias Bros. Furriers at 179 Tremont Street filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. Liabilities total 70 300 while assets amount to 83 953, with assets primarily noted as stock of furs valued at 45 000 and debts due of 31 700.
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Kakas Bros. Inc. Furriers
Tremont Street
United States District Court
Washington steamer sunk by Russians reported
Ambassador Morgenthau in Constantinople reports the partly American-owned steamer Washington flying the Greek flag sunk in Trebizond harbor during the recent Russian bombardment of the Turkish port. The Washington had been described yesterday as an American ship.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Constantinople
Trebizond
Sewing Circle Advice Columns Stir Debates On Family Life
A Boston Post Sewing Circle column prints letters from readers on marriage births and money worries. Women discuss affording babies, state role, and social pressures while sharing tales of fortune tellers and personal dilemmas in a period voice.
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Sewing Circle
Boston Daily and
Sunday Post
New England
Boston Post
Dear Sewing Circle
Reporter Creelman Dead at 56
Berlin reports American journalist James Creelman died today after an operation for Bright's disease in a sanatorium. The death occurred as news reached via London early this morning.
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Creelman
Berlin
London
James Creelman
Bright
James Creelman a Life of Daring Reporting and War Witness
James Creelman born in Montreal on November 12 1859 rose from Canadian public schools to New York Herald reporter at sixteen. He covered the Port Arthur massacre the Cuban war Gaza war and Armenian massacre investigations while serving as European correspondent and editor for major papers. He later joined the World and Pearson's Magazine and interviewed prominent figures including Pope Leo XIII and Count Tolstoy.
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James Creelman
Montreal
Canada
New York
Thomas Kinsella
Brooklyn Eagle
New York Herald
Gulf of Mexico
Grimley
Page
The
Herald
London
Paris
New York World
Port Arthur
Far East
Cuba
Weyler
New York Journal
Journal
el Caney
Creelman
Washington
New England Housewives Share Sour Milk Cream Cheese Recipe
Harriette A. Prentiss of Somerville explains how to make rich sour milk cheese by draining jelly-like milk, mixing with salt butter and shaping into bricks or rounds. The article also notes funds and votes on Boston police pay and public officials.
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Hariette A. Prentiss
Jaques Street
Somerville
Turn Down Scheme of Governor
The Public Service Commission expenses will not be paid by public service corporations. A legislative railroad committee yesterday reported against Governor Walsh's plan in his inaugural address. The commission costs about $200,000 yearly. the old railroad commission was paid by railroads. The Governor argued that public service corporations should bear the expense since the commission regulates their affairs.
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Public Service Commission
Public Service
Legislative Committee On Railroads
Walsh
Old
Railroad Commission
Split in Fall River port plan commission over report
The Fall River port development commission shows a split as Edmond Cote and William L. S. Brayton filed the report without Charles De Paine, who plans a minority report after disagreeing on several matters. The majority backs a five member panel to build a Ferry street wharf of 500 feet with 300 000 dollars authorized, and a 75000 dollar Weymouth Tore River improvement contingent on Quincy and Fore River Shipbuilding Company.
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Fall River
Edmond Cote
William L. S. Brayton
Charles Dc. Paine
Harbor and Land Commission
Paine
Ferry Street
Weymouth
Tore River
City of
Quincy and
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Poems for Your Scrap Book Valentine
A playful verse excerpt features a third cavalier in brown, blue, and red, declaring lifelong love and asking for approval of his valentine song. The lighthearted scene centers on romance with period costume imagery and a shy performer seeking affection.
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Cavalier
Inefficiency of Wives Worse than Low Wages
A citizen criticizes living wages reports for motormen and argues wives misuse money and waste fuel. The letter laments rising debt and poverty, urges home economics, and stresses the need for responsible housekeeping to prevent hardship and illness.
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Imme. Culp
Hakias Bros
Furriers
Josh
Fafa
Sisters of the Sewing Circle
Boston Rubber Shoe CO
Malden, Mass
Leatec
Horlige
Horlick’s
Reserve
Boston
Committee On Election Laws
Boards of Health
Public Service Board
Fore River
Southern Press Syndicate
Valentine
Violets
Sunshine
Bentztown Bard
By Eugene Field
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Eugene Field
Cahill
Pictorial Review
LAM
Jordan Marsh Co
R. H. White Co
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