Old Masters Attract Picture Lovers At Newbury Street Studio
Ehrich Galleries presents a New York exhibition at Doll & Richards Newbury street studio featuring Dutch English Italian and French works led by Hubert Drouais Portrait of a Lady Solomon Koninck Sophonisba and the Fatal Cup and Esaias Van de Velde Man on Horseback. Louis R Ehrich supervises to authenticate the collection.
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Ehrich
New York
Newbury Street
Doll & Richards
Hubert Drouais
Cal
Sophonisba
Solomon Koninck
Esaias van de Velde
Louis R. Ehrich
Fender Saves Brookline Lad From Electric Car
Ellis Ludwig, six, of 4 Boylston Place Brookline, clung to a car fender as an electric vehicle passed over him after he jumped in front of the streetcar. Severely cut and bruised, the boy is expected to recover.
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Ellis Ludwig
Boylston Place
Brookline
Boylston Street
Arbitration Effort Begins in Hat Strike
New York Jan 22. Efforts to arbitrate the strike by upwards of 30 000 members of the United Hatters of America in Hat Manufacturers Association shops across the country began today. The association executive board at the Knickerbocker hotel was visited by M J Reagan and James McManus of the State Bureau of Mediation and Arbitration who proposed a meeting with striker committee to arrange arbitration of the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Flatters of America
Hat Manufacturers' Association
Hat Manufacturers'’ Association
Knickerbocker
M. J. Reagan
James McManus
State Bureau of Mediation and Arbitration
Civic Talks Begin at Parker Memorial in Boston
A free public lecture series on civics starts at Parker Memorial near Berkeley and Appleton streets for young men in Boston. Rev. Edward Cummings and others organize the course with speakers including Raymond Robins of Chicago on Present City Government and guests from New York and Boston such as William H. Allen Rabbi Stephen Wise Louis Brandeis and Dean Hodges.
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Parker Memorial
Berkeley and
Appleton Streets
Boston
Edward Cummings
Paul Revere Frothingham
Robert A. Woods
Henry B. Sawyer
Harry B. Taplin
Raymond Robins
Chicago
William H. Allen
Bureau of Municipal Research
New York
Stephen S. Wise
Louis P. Brandeis
Dean Hodges
Cambridge
Blind girl Langdon to enter Wellesley high school
Marguerite Langdon 19, totally blind since birth, will begin study at the Wellesley College preparatory high school in Attleboro. A Perkins Institution alumna, she is skilled in piano and cello and aims to pursue higher education at Wellesley.
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Attleboro
Marguerite Langdon
Wellesley
Miss Langdon
Perkins’ Institution For the Blind
Boston
Helen Keller
Wellesley College
Yankee Tars Aid Firefighters in Chilean Fire
Coquimbo Chile January 22 The second division of the US Pacific fleet left here for Callao after a large fire broke out last night. About 200 sailors from the American warships landed to help extinguish the flames.
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Coquimbo
Chili
United States Pacific Fleet
Callao
Billek Death Sentence Commuted to Life
Governor Deneen commutes Herrmann Billek's death sentence in Springfield from execution to life imprisonment after a court ruling. The action was announced on January 22.
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Springfield
Ill
Deneen
Herrmann Billek
Mix for Rheumatism Cure Promises Complete Relief
An advertisement touts a home remedy for rheumatism claiming a complete cure for severe cases. It prescribes mixing half a pint of whiskey with one ounce Toris compound and one ounce syrup of sarsaparilla, taken by tablespoon before meals and at bedtime, with continued use to restore vigor and purify blood.
Yale Sells Prospect Hill Lot to Raise Funds for Observatory
Yale College by public sale of the Prospect Hill property heirloomed by Oliver Winchester plans to fund an astronomical observatory expansion. The 25 acre site in a prime New Haven area is valued at 150000 to 250000 dollars and bounded by Canner Prospect Highland and St Ronan streets. Only a fraction of the land will be used for observatory needs as Yale seeks city-building space.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale College
Prospect Hill
University
Oliver Winchester
Winchester Arms Company
Astronomical Observatory
Canner
Prospect
Highland
St. Ronan
Yale
Winchester
Pythians 39th Fete Slated in Paul Revere Hall
Commonwealth Lodge No. 19 of the Knights of Pythias marks 39 years of fraternal service with a Jan 26 celebration in Paul Revere Hall. The event honors long history since 1870, notes two surviving original charter members, and lists an honored guest lineup led by Grand Chancellor George W. Penniman among about a thousand expected attendees.
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Commonwealth Lodge
K. of P
Paul Revere Hall
Pythian Order
Grand Lodge
Myer Fischer
Hyman Davis
George W. Penniman
James Hargraves
Fall River
George E. Howe
G. K
Worcester
W. F. Beaman
Somerville
Archie N. Frost
Lawrence
George. Cleaves
Malden
Merrill J. Walker
G. O. G. Holyoke
Commonwealth Lodge No. 19
Pastor F Tilton resigns from Main Street Baptist Church
F Tilton, pastor of the Main Street Baptist Church, tonight announced his resignation to take effect May 1 due to ill health.
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F. Tilton
Main Street Baptist Church
Galvin contest open in Boston election dispute
The first hearing on J Mitchell Galvin's bid for Congress from the tenth district examined disputed ballots in Boston and Quincy. Judge Joseph P Churchill presided with special commissioner Arthur Thadd Smith. counsel included Herbert Parker for Galvin and Charles H Innes for OConnell. The case centers on alleged counting errors and fraudulent ballots. the hearing adjourned to Monday.
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J. Mitchell Galvin
Congress
Tenth
Joseph F. O'Connell
Washington
Joseph P. Churchill
Dorchester District Court
Arthur Thadd Smith
O’connell
O'Connell
Charles H. Innes
Harvey Pratt
William H. Crone
Mr. Galvin
Herbert Parker
Robert Walcott
Cambridge
Herman Hormel
Republican City Committee
Walcott
Parker
Boston
Quincy
Innes
Night car routes altered for Western Avenue Cambridge area
Beginning tonight January 23 the Newton via Western Avenue night car will run via Western Avenue Prospect Street East Cambridge to Adams Square with departures from No Nantum Square at 1 05 2 05 3 05 4 05 and Sundays 5 0 and passing Central Square 20 minutes later It leaves Adams Square at 1 45 2 45 3 45 4 45 and Sundays 6 45 The Prospect Street East Cambridge night car after River Street 12 50 and Adams Square 1 15 will be replaced by the Newton Western Avenue car Also starting today January 28 Auburndale cars change to leave Lake Street for the subway at 6 36 am with every 15 minutes until 7 36 pm 7 54 and every 15 minutes to 11 39 pm Returning leave subway 27 minutes later
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Newton
Western Avenue
Prospect Street
East Cambridge
Adams Square
Nonantum Square
Central Square
River Street
Auburndale
Lake Street
Subway
Award of $43,757 for Atlantic and Northern site
Meredith and Reynolds trustees receive 43,757 as compensation for government seizure of the corner property at Atlantic and Northern avenues intended for a new appraisers’ stores site.
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Meredith & Reynolds
Atlantic and
Northern Avenues
Boy Narrowly Escapes Drowning While Skating
Walter Bump son of Myron Bump North street nearly drowned on the Nemasket River in Middleboro. John Murphy Oak street a local ballplayer pulled him to shore.
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Middleboro
Walter Bump
Myron Bump
North Street
Nemasket
John Murphy
Oak Street
A Burdett Diploma Boosts Career Prospects and Business Success
A Burdett diploma is presented as a reliable path to securing favorable positions and achieving business success, highlighting its perceived value in professional advancement.
Naftzgar Twins Arrive to Lead Boston Evangelist Revival
Everett W. and Ernest E. Naftzgar arriving in Greater Boston join Dr. Chapman’s revival campaign. Everett will sing at Tremont Temple and tour Lynn during the mass meetings on the 27th and 28th. They expect congregational singing to drive the outreach and inspire new hymns from local composers.
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Everett W
Ernest E. Naftzgar
Dr. Chapman
Greater
Boston
Everett W. Naftzgar
Tremont Temple
Lynn
McCarthy Transferred to Immigration Bureau in New York
Frank A. McCarthy secretary to Col onel Billings and United States immigration commissioner has been ordered moved to the bureau of immigration in New York City.
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Frank A. McCarthy
Colonel Billings
United States Commissioner of Immigration
Bureau of Immigration
New York
Root Before Grand Jury in Panama Canal Libel Probe
Secretary of State Elihu Root testified before the U S grand jury probing the Panama Canal libel case. Senator Knox and Assistant Attorney General Charles W Russell also appeared, offering no light on their testimony. The panel met about three hours with a 15 minute recess and will reconvene tomorrow morning possibly with William Nelson Cromwell as a witness.
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Washington
Elihu Root
United States Grand Jury
Panama Canal
Grand Jury
Knox
Pennsylvania
Charles W. Russell
William Nelson Cromwell
Bishop McQuaid Buried at Rochester
The funeral of Rt. Rev. Bernard J. McQuaid bishop of Rochester was held at St. Patrick's cathedral Rochester with dignitaries from the United States and Canada attending The Most Rev John M Farley archbishop of New York celebrated the pontifical mass J J Hartley vice rector of St Bernard's seminary founded by McQuaid was deacon and M J Nolan chancellor of the diocese was subdeacon
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Rochester
N. Y
Bernard J. McQuaid
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
United States
Canada
John M. Farley
New York
J. J. Hartley
St. Bernard's Seminary
McQuaid
M. J. Nolan
D. D
Diocese of Rochester
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Massey
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Billek
Siegel’s Corner
Henry Siegel Co
Stein-Bloch
Kuppenheimer
the Overcoat
Kerseys, Meltons
Pythians
Galvin
Western Ave
Ernest W Naftzger
Mereury, Naftzger
Indiana Twins
M’carthy
Esas de
Baha
Washburn
Crosby S
Ok Per
Goro Menar Fiour
Root
Bishop McQuaid
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