Story of Christ Oratorio Headlines New England Organists Service
The New England chapter of the American Guild of Organists presents its 69th public service at 8 pm Monday in Eliot Congregational Church Newton. The four part oratorio The Story of Christ by Alexander Matthews will be sung by a 350 voice church chorus under Everett Truette. Prelude by John Herman Loud and postlude by W Lynnwood Farnam. Soprano Josephine Knight assists.
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New England
American Guild of Organists
Eliot Congregational
Newton
Christ
Alexander Matthews
Church Chorus
Everett EB. Truette
Truette
John Herman Loud
W. Lynnwood Farnam
Josephine Knight
Ade
Funeral Services for Albert C. Simonson Fireman
Albert C. Simonson a Boston and Albany fireman whose body was found between a locomotive and forward car of a freight train at Beacon Park yards was buried yesterday. The services were held at W H Short undertaking rooms and led by Rev F Potter of the Waltham Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Albert C. Simonson
Boston & Albany
Beacon Park Yards
W. H. Short
Brighton Avenue
Alliston
F. Potter
Waltham Methodist Episcopal Church
Potts Lawsuit Over False Teeth Names Dr John J Ahern
A Wednesday Post report on a $5000 suit by James Potts against E L W Hewson claimed Dr J A Ahern of Harvard testified about Potts treatment. The correction states Dr John J Ahern, not Harvard’s J A Ahern, testified.
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James Potts
E. L. W. Hewson
Washington Street
J. A. Ahern
Harvard Dental School
Potts
Ahern
John J. Ahern
Iron and vitality through properly absorbed iron
Dr Sauer asserts iron deficiency weakens the blood and causes illness. He recommends two five grain tablets of nuxated iron three times daily after meals for two weeks to improve strength, endurance, and digestion, warning against poorly absorbed iron forms and citing athletes who gained advantage by iron supplementation.
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E. Sauer
Europe
Jessi Mard
Itron
Sauer
M. D
College Men Aid Business Through University Cooperation
F C Schwedtman of National City Bank of New York urged college and industry links at a Boston Chamber of Commerce luncheon. He said college trained men are assets to big business but lack university training. He described bank internships for summers between sophomore and junior years and between junior and senior years, plus six months in the final year, and urged universities to grant credit for business work to accelerate national commerce.
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F. C. Schwedtman
National City Bank of New York
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston Man Surrenders to Weston Police Over NY Murder
Otto Hess of Boston walked into Weston police and said he was wanted in New York for the March 18, 1916 murder of his brother in law William McAuliff. He claimed to be a Governor's Island soldier and said he would return to New York without requisition papers. He said he fled to Chicago after the shooting.
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Boston
Weston
W. Va
Otto Hess
George L. Skinner
New York
William McAuliff
Hess
Governor's Island
McAuliff
Sixty- Seventh Street
Second Avenue
Chicago
Boston Woman to Lead Lobby in Washington
The National American Woman Suffrage Association named Mrs. Maud Wood Park of Boston as chairman of the Front Door Lobby Section on Legislation in Washington. She is Radcliffe graduate and noted philanthropist lecturer. Other appointees include Mrs. Walter McNab Miller of Missouri social-political activities, Heloise Meyer of Massachusetts social section, and George Moss Hart in publicity.
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New York
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Maud Wood Park
Boston
Washington
Park
Radcliffe
Congressional
Walter McNab Miller
Missouri
Heloise Meyer
Massachusetts
George Moss Hart
Gas draft nearly kills Dorchester woman in bed
Annie Loan of 48 Granger Street Dorchester was nearly killed when a wind blew out the gas in her sleeping room early yesterday. She had been reading newspapers in bed with the gas burning and the window open. She was taken to City Hospital and will recover.
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Annie Loan
Granger Street
Dorchester
Miss Loan
City Hospital
Lynn man arrested in Florida for check forgery
Edward M. Dana wanted in Lynn for forging a $350 check on Security Trust Company. He was arrested yesterday by St. Augustine police on request of Harry Murray assistant superintendent of the Boston Pinkerton office.
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Edward M. Dana
Lynn
Security Trust Company
St. Augustine
Fla
Harry Murray
Boston
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Plans for 1920 Pilgrim Tercentenary Exposition
The Tercentenary Commission presented three plans for the 1920 Pilgrim anniversary. Plan One calls for an $18,000,000 international exposition on 600 acres in South Boston. Plan Two proposes a $15,000,000 cultural exposition with a Charles River site and a self supporting revenue model plus Olympic events. Plan Three would develop Plymouth with sea walls a canopy for Plymouth Rock and a $600,000 memorial at Cole's Hill plus a $100,000 pageant. The report is signed by Arthur Lord, Frank W. Stearns, Louis K. Liggett and George H. Lyman.
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Boston
Boston Harbor
McCall
Charles River
Dartmouth Street
Plymouth
Plymouth Rock
Cole’s Hill
Arthur Lord
Frank W. Stearns
Louis K. Liggett
George H. Lyman
Lusitania Hero Becomes Third Officer on City of Florence
Leslie Noel Morton once aboard the Lusitania when it was torpedoed near Kinsale on May 7, 1915 has risen to third officer aboard the City of Florence. The vessel arrived at Mystic wharf from Calcutta and Colombo. Nearly 100 Lusitania survivors credit Morton for skillful lifeboat handling during the disaster.
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Leslie Noel Morton
Cunard Line
Kinsale
Florence
Mystic Wharf
Calcutta
Colombo
Morton
Union service for Catholic societies in Somerville
Holy Name societies of St. Joseph's St. Catherine's St. Ann's and St. Benedict's in Somerville plan a union service at St. Joseph's Church Union Square next Sunday at 730 pm. Solemn vespers led by Rev. Francis J. Butler with deacon Rev. Henry T. Grady subdeacon Rev. John J. Sweeney and master of ceremonies Rev. Thomas F. McHugh. Orator Rev. Edward Crowley of St. John's Seminary Brighton delivered.
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Holy Name Societies
St. Joseph's
St. Catherine’s
St. Ann's
St. Benedict’s
Somerville
St. Joseph’s Church
Union Square
Francis J. Butler
St. Ann's Church
Henry T. Grady
St. Benedict's
John. J. Sweeney
St. Catherine's
Thomas F. McHugh
Edward Crowley
St. John's Seminary
Brighton
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Pard Norwell Compan
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Harvard
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Colonial Hotel
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Model City
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Cambridge
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