Father Attempted Murder Then Killed Self and Son
Herbert L. Lambert of 292 Hancock Street Dorchester tried to kill his six year old son Frederick with a knife or razor then wounded himself in the throat. Both father and child survived initial injuries at City Hospital though in serious condition. Grace Lambert witnessed events as Lambert spoke of not being cared for and attempted earlier self harm two years ago.
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City Hospital
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Hancock Street
Dorchester
Grace
Daugh
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Mr. Lambert
Frederick
Lambert
Charlestown
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the Post
15th Symphony Concert Delights With Orestela And Beethoven
The 15th Symphony concert offered Tancieff’s L Orestela in its only prior Bay area appearance at least by Dec 1901, praised for its inventive themes and masterly orchestration. Wagner Siegfried Idyl also drew interest for its connections to the Abelungen cycle. Beethoven’s fifth in C minor Op. 67 closed the night with Mme Fanny Bloomfield Zeisler delivering Schumann’s A minor concerto Op. 54 with evident poise and technic. No rehearsal or concert next week. the season continues with Schubert and Haydn selections.
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Wagner
Bayreuth
Beethoven
Mme
Fanny Bloomfield Zeisler
Mme. Zeisler
Schubert
E. Widor
Heermann to Debut with Strauss Violin Concerto Here
Hugo Heermann will appear for the first time in the city performing Siegfried and Strauss violin concerto. The program features Strauss’s concerto with Heermann as soloist marking a notable debut recital in the city.
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Ard Strauss
Violin
Hugo Heermann
President Teaching Baby Quentin to Ride a Pony
Washington February 14 Under the watchful eye of his father Quentin Roosevelt the President's baby learns horsemanship Archie consents to Joan his pony for practice Each afternoon after the President leaves the executive offices Archie brings the pony to the White House grounds and Mr Roosevelt gives lessons for half an hour or more
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Washington
Quentin Roosevelt
Archie
Joan Quentin
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Quentin
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange backs reform and drydock plan
At a directors meeting the Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange voted to appoint a committee with other commercial groups to pursue municipal reform. The board endorsed a bill for a State drydock in Boston and passed resolutions favoring reciprocity with Canada.
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Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
W. H. Lincoln
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Canada
Memory's Banks Comates Farewell Ode Tribute
A commemorative verse evokes friendship and memory as companions gather in a ceremonial tone. The poet references Isis and Osiris imagery and memory’s papyrus, celebrating shared moments around a table and distant shores. The piece concludes with a personal signature, Henry O'R.
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Isis
Osirus
Boston Coal Prices Drop Amid Mild Winter
The executive committee of the Coal Club cuts hard coal by $2 and soft coal by $1 starting tomorrow in Boston. Anthracite to $8 per ton, bituminous $7, steam coal $6.76, with contracts for Boston schools at bulk rates.
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Boston
Coal Club
The
Metropolitan Coal Company
New York
MISS TRACY'S CHILD GARDEN IN BOSTON SHOWS PROLIFIC YOUTH
Young students at Miss Mary R. Tracy's child garden music school in Palladio Hall Boston demonstrated advanced listening and recognition skills. The program blends stories games and musical history to teach tone songs rhythm notation and ear training to children aged three to six with the aim of nurturing genuine musical understanding.
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Mozart
Bach
Schubert
Liszt
Boston
Dorchester
Mary R. Tracy
Palladio Hall
Tracy
Miss Tracy
Miss Jones
Gala testimonial for G D Campbell at Malden Auditorium
A Monday evening benefit at Malden Auditorium honors G D Campbell with a program featuring Boston society guests and local talent. Milan F Bennett conducts musical numbers with acts by Fox and Ward A B Sweezey C E Billings Bud Deshon Bob Perkins Chick Fox Tommy Drew Stephen White the Arion quartet plus Miss Mabel Patten and Master Belden Bly and Miss Margaret McCarthy in A Family Feud sketch. Patronesses include Mrs C H Sprague and Mrs H E Converse.
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Chick Fox
Tommy Drew
Stephen White
Arion Quartet
Mabel Patten
Master Belden Bly
Margaret McCarthy
C. H. Sprague
H. E. Converse
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root praised for kidney relief
A Boston Sunday Post reader recounts severe kidney and bladder trouble relieved by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root after six bottles. The piece promotes free sample bottles by mail and notes a Boston Post editorial offer with address to Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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DR. Kilmer & CO
Binghamton, N. Y
Toppeka State Journal
Bright
Boston Sunday Post
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Bayan Moro Stronghold Surrenders to Pershing Force
Bayan the strongest Moro stronghold in Lanao Mindanao submitted to Captain Pershing's American force after months of resistance. Pershing stated Americans would come as friends now and later as enemies. Troops raised the Stars and Stripes and Moros saluted. the event is seen as a significant diplomatic success.
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Bayan
Lanao
Mindanao
Captain Pershing
Camp Vicass
Camp Vicas
Pershing
Long Improving At St Margaret’s Hospital
Dr Hugh Capot reports ex Govern John D Long shows daily improvement at St Margaret’s Hospital where he has been treated. Capot says his condition is about the same as before his last illness and release may take a week or longer.
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Hugh Capot
John D. Long
St.Margaret's Hospital
Renovated Butter Gains Ground in New England Markets
Renovated butter replaces creamery butter in major New England cities due to strong hotel and restaurant demand. It blends dairy butter from across the country, undergoing melting refining and clarifying before recombining. Henry J. Bigelow & Co. markets the B. and M. brand with the claim of government guaranteed purity.
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New England
Henry J. Bigelow & Co
United States
Fifth annual dinner of the Dartmouth class of ’97 held at Quincy House
The fifth annual dinner of the Dartmouth class of 1897 was held last evening at the Quincy House with 40 members present. toastmaster was Mr. P. R. Clay of Lawrence. Speakers included L. C. Blanchard of Chicago E. G. Carr of Providence B. T. Marshall of New York C. E. Baker of Hanover and W. A. Rollins of Boston. Executive committee elected were W. A. Rollins M. C. Shuttle and C. W. Morse.
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Quincy House
P. R. Clay
Lawrence
L. C. Blanchard
Chicago
E. G. Carr
Providence
B.T. Marshall
New York
C. E. Baker
Hanover
Mass
W. A. Rollins
Boston
M. C. Shuttle
C. W. Morse
Missing man Patrick McKenna pictured in East Cambridge
Patrick McKenna a 70 year old resident of 19 Thorndike street vanished Friday afternoon after leaving home for a walk He suffered an accident about ten years ago and has been slightly demented He is described as 5 feet 10 inches tall about 160 pounds with gray whiskers and wearing a black suit and derby hat when last seen Relatives notified police and a search is underway in East Cambridge
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East Cambridge
Patrick McKenna
Thorndike Street
R. McKenna
McKenna
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