Dr Amesbury Held for Jury in Wife Killing Case
Dedham Jan 2 Dr Walter R Amesbury of Hyde Park waived examination when arraigned on the charge of killing his wife Anna Rees Amesbury He was held without bail for the April grand jury by Judge Emery Grover The case follows the fatal shooting at their home on Christmas Day Lawyers Job P Leahy and Clarence J Wing represented him at BostonAny additional details remain from the era.
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Dedham
Walter R Amesbury
Hyde Park
Anna Rees Amesbury
Emery Grover
Bauer Recital by Harold Bauer in Jordan Hall
Olin Downes reviews Harold Bauer's 1908 American tour recital in Jordan Hall. The program includes MacDowell, Schumann Fantasiestucke, Franck’s organ piano fantasy, Chopin Barcarolle, and Paganini variations, with Bauer praised for tonal variety and sympathetic interpretation despite occasional overartistic restraint.
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Harold “Bauer
Jordan Hall
MacDowell
Schumann
Franck Bauer
Chopin
Emanuel Moor
Paganini
Brahms
Mr. Bauer
Franck
Bauer
Wallace Goodrich
Hoffmann Quartet Presents Second Season Concert in Potter Hall
The Hoffmann String Quartet with Louis Bachner piano and A Gietzen viola offered a program including Mozart Quintet in G minor, Kaun Piano Trio op 27, and Grieg Quartet. Bachner’s playing was musicianly and ensemble tight. Grieg’s local color impressed but echoed by overlong movements. overall the performance was of particular excellence.
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Hoffmann String Quartet
Louis. Bachner
A. Gietzen
Potter Hall
Mozart
Hugo Kaun
Grieg
Kaun
Bachner
Romeo and Juliet at Castle Square Theatre Enthralls Crowd
The Castles Square Theatre presented Romeo and Juliet in a grand opera style last evening. Mme Helene Noldi impressed as Juliet with expressive, romantic singing and noble bearing. Mr Tallman gave a romantic Romeo with earnest delivery. Signor Alberti pleased as Mercutio. Miss Le Baron and Mr Boyle complemented the cast.
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Romeo
Castles Fe Theatre
Shakspere
Castle Square
Juliet
Mme
Helene Noldi
Mme. Noldi
Mr. Tallman
Signor Alberti
Mercutio
Fusilier Veterans Elect Officers at Armory
The Fusilier Veterans Association held its annual officer election at the Washington Street armory. Major William E. Martin won the commander post by a large margin, after 22 years in the corps, and sits as a director of the Exchange Trust Company on State Street. New officers include Captain Harry H. Hill, Captain Charles B. Phoenix, Lt Arthur H. Dean, Lt Theodore H. Balsor, and others with Bert P. Payette as sergeant and George P. F. Arling as secretary.
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Pusilier Veteran Association
Armory
Washington Street
William E. Martin
William T. Gillespie
Martin
Corps
Exchange Trust Company
State Street
William &. Martin
Harry H. Hill
Charles B. Phoenix
Arthur H. Dean
Theodore H. Balsor
Walter I. Peak
William M. Gorham
Leutenant
William H. Phinney
Bert P. Payette
George PF. Arling
William PF. Sinclair
Charles T. Chapin
Pillsbury Named Chief of Navy Navigation Bureau
Secretary Metcalf announced after a Roosevelt conference that Captain J. E. Pillsbury, a Massachusetts native born in Lowell and raised in Chelsea, was chosen as chief of the Navigation Bureau of the Navy Department. Pillsbury attended the Lord Williams Grammar School.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Metcalf
J. E. Pillsbury
Navigation Bureau
Navy Department
Pillsbury
Captain Pillsbury
Massachusetts
Lowell
Chelsea
Lord Witliams Grammer Scho
Democrats to Hold Caucus Amid Council Clash
Socratic members of the common council plan a caucus Saturday evening as four Democrats balk yesterday. Councilman McCullough says he secured the two votes needed for the nomination. Republicans seek nine Democratic votes to elect Edward Bagley of Ward 1 president.
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McCullough
Edward Bagley
Ward i
New Vincent Memorial Hospital Opens on South Huntington
The New Vincent Memorial Hospital on South Huntington avenue opposite Heath street was formally opened and dedicated yesterday afternoon. Trustees turned the hospital over to the Managers who will open it for patient reception. Dedicatory exercises were simple. tea was served afterward by the Vincent Club girls. Trustees include Dr. Robert Amory president and Dr. Clarence J. Blake among others.
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Vincent Memorial Hospital
Huntington Avenue
Heath Street
Vincent Club
Robert Amory
Clarence J. Blake
William P. Blake
George F. Davenport
Edward N. Fenno
Cambridge Man Patrick Murphy Missing Since November
Relatives fear foul play as Patrick Murphy of 7 Harding Street Cambridge disappeared after leaving home to visit a friend on November 17. He was seen two days later in Boston’s West End and then vanished. authorities may be asked to investigate.
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Patrick Murphy
Harding Street
Cambridge
Murphy
West End
Boston
Wilber Elected President of Franklin Typo Society
J Wilber was elected president of the Franklin Typographical Society at its sth annual meeting held last night at Franklin Hall 121 Chandler Street. Officers named include vice president Charles Ashton secretary Patrick Guerin treasurer Leonard Raymond and librarian Charles H Phinney with multiple committees announced for the 202d Benjamin Franklin anniversary events at Tremont Temple January 16.
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Sth
Franklin Typographical Society
Franklin Hall
Chandler Street
Benjamin Franklin
Tremont Temple
Charles Ashton
Patrick J. Guerin
Shepard Howland
Leonard Raymond
Rodney Walch
Charles W. Brown
W. L. Crosman
Charles Tillman
James H. Brehaut
Willard H. Forbes
Charles H. Phinney
E. L. Stephenson
Albert G. Woodworth
Murray C. Upham
Henry C. Whitcomb
William
Newton Free Library elects officers for new term
At the Newton Free Library trustees meeting on January 2, F. H. Howes was elected president, J. C. Kennedy named superintendent, and Elizabeth P. Thurston chosen secretary and librarian. Howes had been appointed last May to fill the vacancy left by the death of E. K. B. Haskell.
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Newton
Newton Free Library
F. H. Howes
EK. B. Haskell
J.C. Kennedy
Elizabeth P. Thurston
Mes
Mahan Told of Murder Climax in Bennington Trial
Attorney General Clark C. Fitts presented the murder case against Alfred Mahan for the killing of his 3 year old niece Ethel Mahan. Dr. A. S. M. Chisholm testified that Mahan confessed in the judge's presence with State's Attorney William Meagher and others listening after a defense contest.
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Bennington
Clark C. Fitts
Alfred Mahan
Ethel Mahan
O. M. Barber
A. S. M. Chisholm
Blake
William Meagher
Judge Delays Reading Signed Confession in Murder Case
Judge Blake of the Municipal Court heard a witness recount that Alfred Mahan gave a signed sworn confession of killing a child and disposing of the body in a gully. Judge Hazleton and associates postponed reading the confession to tomorrow morning after a brief conference.
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Blake
Alfred Mahan
Hazleton
Peck and
Proctor
Vinol endorsed by 5000 leading druggists
Leading druggists nationwide back Vinol as a trusted cod liver preparation. Charleston West Virginia pharmacist C A Patterson praises family use and satisfaction. J F Bradley of New Brunswick New Jersey commends Vinol’s body building elements and tonic iron for old, weak, and recovering patients. Offered with money back if not satisfying at Riker Drug Stores in Boston locations.
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C. A. Patterson
Charleston
W. Va
J. F. Bradley
New Brunswick
N. J
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