Roosevelt to Stay Over in City Today
Former presidents Taft and Roosevelt were guests over the weekend with Taft visiting Harvard President Lowell and Roosevelt staying with friend Dr. W Sturgis Bigelow on Beacon Street. Taft returned to New Haven yesterday. Roosevelt plans to remain in the city today.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Lowell
Harvard
W. Sturgis Bigelow
Beacon Street
Taft
New Haven
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Visits Cambridge Elite Clubs in Formal Program
Afternoon guest of Professor Hugo Munsterberg at 7 Ware Street includes Kuno Francke Edmund von Mach and Karl Mack. Colonel Roosevelt to attend informal lunch at Institute of 1770 Mt Auburn Street with Archie Roosevelt Harvard sophomore and friends. Evening dinner at the Porcellian Club. Theodore and Kermit Roosevelt members. G Howland Shaw organizing.
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Hugo Munsterberg
Ware Street
Cambridge
Kuno Francke
Edmund von Mach
Karl Mack
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Munsterberg
Institute of 1770
Mt. Auburn Street
Archie
Harvard
Colonel Roosevelt
President Lowell
Porcellian Club
Theodore, Jr
Kermit
G. Howland Shaw
Porcellian
Canada’s First Casualty Report From France
The Daily Mail reports Captain Denzil Onslow Newton death in France he was military secretary to the Duke of Connaught governor general of Canada Newton had resigned in 1910 and rejoined for Princess Patricia’s regiment at the front He was 34 son of George Onslow Newton and Lady Alice Newton granddaughter of the eleventh earl of Dundonald the cause of death was not stated
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Daily Mail
France
Denzil Onslow Newton
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Newton
Princess Patricia’s Regiment
Crack Regiment of Canada
George Onslow Newton
Alice Newton
Eleventh Earl of Dundonald
Ernest Thompson Seton to lecture on Indians at Harvard
Ernest Thompson Seton will speak before Harvard students in the Harvard Union this evening at 8 o clock. The noted illustrator and author will present the lecture titled A Message from the Indians after spending much time studying Indian life in North America.
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Ernest Thompson Seton
Harvard
Harvard Union
Mr. Seton
North America
Women push bid to beat Belgium relief kermesse goal
Society women behind the Kermesse Flamande at Horticultural Hall work through Sunday to surpass Philadelphia's $50,000 record for Belgian relief. The event runs January 20 to 23, aiming for a large fundraising total.
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Horticultural Hall
Philadelphia
Belgian fashion and relief fair advance plans unveiled
Mrs. Sears and Mrs. Elliott lead flower booths with Belgian costumes and decor. Mementoes from the Salem fire, European lamp shades, and gowns from Boston modistes will be auctioned to raise funds. Milliners and dressmakers listed include Jeanne, Crosby, Ring, Leary, Patten, Wacha, Nelson, Bingham, and many others. Union Belge cigarmakers box cigars branded King Albert and Queen Elizabeth for sale. Patroness names accrue toward a 200-name list by the 15th.
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Richard D. Sears
Howard Elliott
Misses Rantoul
Salem Seven Gables
Salem
John 8. Ames
Europe
Boston
Mary Bennett
Elizabeth
Relief Committee
Ben Hur arrives in Boston for major theatre tour
Klaw & Erlanger bring the Ben Hur company to Boston for a major production. Two chartered trains move the vast stage gear from Philadelphia to the Boston Theatre. By dawn the company rests in hotels as master carpenter William Ayers surveys the sprawling scenery and electrical effects.
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Klaw & Erlanger
Ben Hur
Boston Theatre
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