Apollo Club concert showcases Kreisler and Mollenhauer
The Apollo Club conducted by Emil Mollenhauer presented a Symphony Hall program featuring Fritz Kreisler on violin. Soloists George H. Boynton and William F. Smith sang with organ-like string color, highlighting Sibelius songs and Dvorak Slavonic dances.
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Apollo Club
Emil Mollenhauer
Fritz Kreisler
Symphony Hall
Coleridge-Taylor
Bach
Jean Sibelius
George H. Boynton
William F. Smith
Archer Gibson
Dvorak Kreisler
Fred Field Bullard
Charles Wakefield Cadman
de Sandman
Daniel Protheroe
Schubert Kreisler
Beethoven
Sibelius
Gibson
Mollenhauer
Cadman
Thanks Post for Sunday Reports in Boston Campaign
A letter from Alex C. Lockhart thanks the Post for thorough Sunday campaign reporting in Boston over the past ten weeks. He could not attend all services but valued the morning Post’s complete meeting coverage. He signs from Beachmont's 70 School Street.
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Boston
Alex C. Lockhart
School Street
Beachmont
Fenian Leader Patrick Deacon Dead in Somerville Home
Patrick Deacon a noted Fenian figure of the late 1860s and 70s died at his home 82 Dover Street after a week of illness. He fled Ireland to escape British pursuit and later settled in Boston with his sister Mary Deacon living at the same address for nearly four decades. He worked as a jewelry salesman and helped smuggle arms for the Irish cause before retiring. He leaves a niece Mrs. John J. Healy of Forest Hills.
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Patrick Deacon
Ireland
Dover Street
Deacon
Somerville
Boston
Mary Deacon
New England
John J. Healy
Forest Hills
Hunt Liar in Divorce Case Trial
Judge Dubuque halted the divorce trial of Morris and Etta Lewis with a sharp warning he would appoint an investigator to determine truth. Mrs. Lewis sues for cruelty and non support. Lewis accuses her of adultery naming Abraham Grossman.
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Dubuque
Lewis
Etta Lewis
Morris
Judge vows to expose lies in Boston divorce aftermath
Court session ends with Judge Dubuque promising an investigator to verify witness truthfulness as multiple divorces are granted. Esther Stone Sedoff, Harriet Mooney, and Dora Hackel receive decrees amid reports of desertion abuse and spousal neglect.
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Dubuque
Lewis
Revere Beach
Esther Stone
Boston
Albert H. Stone
Cretic Brings 1 Cent Americans to Boston
The White Star Line steamer Cretic arrives at Commonwealth Pier Boston from Genoa Naples Palermo and the Azores Islands listing 1208 passengers of which 1 5 are Americans 330 cabin and 873 steerage The crew and Mrs Charles Eagles of Chelsea accompany Captain Walter D Willey of the Fannie Palmer crew to Boston The Palmer was abandoned Dec 6 in a hurricane near Gibraltar after losing rudder and damage The Lady Plymouth towed no help and the crew was saved by the American consul and sent home
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White Star Line
Cretic
Commonwealth Pier
South
Boston
Genoa
Naples
Palermo
Azores Islands
Walter D. Willey
Thomaston
Fannie Palmer
Charles Eagles
Pearl Street
Chelsea
Cook
Palmer
Gibraltar
Newport News
Carthagena
Plymouth
Cap Keenan to Retire From National Guard Rank?
Captain George Keenan, commanding officer of Massachusetts Ambulance Company No 1, applies for retirement after 20 years in the State militia. A Boston surgeon, he served in the Ninth Regiment, fought in the Spanish American War, and led his unit to the Mexican border with the first El Paso arrival. His unit earned a high militia reputation, and he directed ambulance companies for the 10th Army Division. He is expected to retire as major.
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George ¥. Keenan
Massachusetts Ambulance Company
National Guard
Keenan
Boston
Wilson
el Paso
Texas
10Th Army
Tufts Juniors Hold Annual Class Banquet at Young's Hotel
Tufts College junior class banquet was held at Young's Hotel last night with Melvin W. Hodgson of Somerville as toastmaster and James J. Drummey of Revere giving the welcome. Speakers included Prof Ralph B. Wilson, Prof Edward H. Rockwell, Charles A. Waghorne of Melrose, and Edward H. Norton of North Westchester Conn. Edward G. Burns of Taunton, glee club soloist, sang several comic tunes.
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Tufts College
Young’s Hotel
Melvin W. Hodgson
Somerville
James J. Drummey
Revere
Ralph B. Wilson
Tufts Economics
Edward H. Rockwell
Charles A. Waghorne
Melrose
Edward H. Norton
North Westchester
Conn
Edward G. Burns
Taunton
Glee Club
Plain Cocoanut Oil Hair Cleansing Tip
An anti alkali note favors plain massified cocoanut oil as a cheap greaseless detergent for hair. Moisten with water and rub in a teaspoonful to create rich lather that cleanses, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft and bright. It also removes dust dirt and dandruff and lasts months for a family.
Brother Named as Administrator to Estate
John P. Ferry, brother of the late Dr. James I. Ferry killed in a Harvard auto crash, was appointed special administrator of the doctor’s estate by Judge Charles J. MacIntire at Middlesex County Probate Court. Ferry posted bond of $2500. Estate estimated at $10,000 in real estate with personal property value not yet known. Freeman Long has been chosen captain.
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John P. Ferry
James I. Ferry
Harvard
Ferry
Charles J. MacIntire
Dlesex County
Arlington High School 1917 football captain named
Long played fullback for the Arlington High School eleven during the past season. The item notes his role as captain and highlights the 1917 team context. The rest references a patent medicine advertisement for Quinine and Bromo Quinine with BK. W. Grove’s signature.
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Tain
Arlington High School
Duri
Long
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