Laddies Celebrate Burns Birthday With Caledonian Boston Honor
About 600 attendees at Mechanics Hall marked the 161st birthday of Robert Burns hosted by the Boston Caledonian Club. 75 youths in US military uniforms received medals from Stuart Miller as Burns songs and Highland bands drew praise. Tribute was paid to two World War I casualties, Hugh Gray and John W. Montgomery, and the night closed with Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Caledonian Club
Mechanics’ Hall
Robert Burns
United States
Stuart Miller
Scotch Charitable Society
Hugh Gray
John W. Montgomery
Boston
Burns Tribute Brings Wisconsin Officials to Forefront
Attorney General J Weston Allen and Governor Coolidge greetings frame a ceremony honoring Robert Burns. Walter Scott sen ts regret via telegram as Chief William A Riggs praises Burns and notes Scots influence on American culture and law.
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America
Scotland
J. Weston Allen
Commonwealth
Coolidge
Campbell
Wallace
MacDonald
McLean
Walter Scott
William A. Riggs
Robert Burns
Bard of
Avon
Ban on Coal Saved Allies, Say Garfield Banquet
At a Williamstown banquet in Dr. Garfield’s honor, Bentley W. Warren stated that five fuelless days in 1917 prevented allied military collapse on the western front. Warren also said Garfield suggested government control of railroads to President Wilson, with telegrams read from Wilson, Governor Coolidge, and James J. Storrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Garfield
Western Front
Wilson
Bently W. Warren
President Wilson
Coolidge
James J. Storrow
New England
Harvard Endowment Reaches 11.6 Million Across Districts
The Harvard endowment now totals 11 617 725 dollars. Boston district leads with 4 564 807 dollars, New York holds 4 012 866 dollars, and the remaining districts total 3 040 679 dollars.
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Harvard Endowment Fund
Boston
New York
Long List of Operas for Boston Season Opens March First
The Chicago Opera Association will launch its Boston season March 1 at the Boston Opera House. The unusually interesting repertory is arranged as announced and will likely be performed without changes.
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Chicago Opera Association
Boston
Boston Opera House
City concert week offers opera and orchestral 'La Gioconda' to 'Pagliacci'
Monday March 1 features Ponchielli La Gioconda with Raisa Claessens Dolci Rimini and Marinuzzi. Tuesday Verdi La Traviata with Amelita Galli Curci Schipa Galeffi Marinuzzi. Wednesday Aphrodite with Mary Garden Johnston Hasselmans in city premiere. Thursday Aida with Raisa Dolci Rimini De Angelis. Friday Pelleas et Melisande with Mary Yard en Maguenat Dufranne Charlier. Saturday Elisire with Macbeth Bonci and others then L Heure Espagnol and Pagliacci with Ruffo.
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Ponchielli
la Gioconda
Raisa
Claessens
Dolci
Rimini
Marinuzzi
Verdi
Amelita Galli-Curci
Schipa
Galeffi
Erlanger
Aphrodite
Mary Garden
Charlier
Donizetti
Florence Macbeth
Alessandro Bonci
Ravel
Leoncavallo
Titta Ruffo
Boston Opera Week Opens With Louise and Puccini Triple Act
The second week begins March 8 with Chapentier Louise featuring Mary Garden and O'Sullivan under Charlier. Puccini triple Il Tabarro Suor Angelica Gianni Schicchi debut March 9 in Boston. Rigoletto on March 19 stars Mac beth Ruffo. Don Pasquale Friday followed by Borowski Poudour or Carpenter Birth Day of the Infanta. Carmen matinee March 14 with Garden O'Sullivan Baklanoff. Masked Ball closes March 13 with Bonci Rasia.
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Chapentier
Louise
Mary Garden
O'Sullivan
Dufranne
Charlier
Boston
Puccini
Suor Angelica
Gianni Schicchi
Macbeth
Titta Ruffo
Donizetti
Don Pasquale
Poudour
Borowski
the Infanta
John Alden Carpenter
Chicago
John O'Sullivan
George Baklanoff
Verdi
Bonci
Rosa Rasia
Hopkinton insurgents face Framingham Court final hearing
Hopkinton factions brace for a key Framingham District Court session. Tomorrows hearing likely marks the last in the famous anarchy cases as Judge Walter Adams weighs witness testimony. Seven defendants including a school committee member, the superintendent, and Mrs Rozilla Bond draw crowded local interest.
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Hopkinton
Duffey
Framingham
Walter Adams
Rozilla Bond
Alcohol Victim Joseph Murphy Found on Carver Street
Police report an 87 year old man named Joseph Murphy found unconscious at Shawmut Avenue and Corning Street. He was taken to City Hospital with wood alcohol poisoning and placed on the danger list.
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Carver Street
Joseph Murphy
Shawmut Avenue
Corning Street
City Hospital
Noted Fliers Enjoy Dance At New England Aviation Ball
Several thousand guests attended the aviation ball at the Copley Plaza last night a reunion for New England airmen since the armistice. Fundraising supported a memorial clubhouse and airdrome for fliers who died in war. Admirals Dunn and Robison, Generals Edwards and Buckman attended with staffs. patronesses included Mrs Coolidge and many prominent Boston society figures.
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Copley Plaza
New England
Herbert O. Dunn
Admiral Robison
General Edwards
General Buckman
Calvin Coolidge
Andrew Peters
Clarence Edwards
Rudolphe L. Agassiz
Charles Frost Aldrich
Godfrey Lowell Cabot
Russel Codman
J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr
Thomas Pelham Curtis
G. Richmond Fearing, Jr
Allan Forbes
William A. Gaston
Curtis Guild
Francis Lee Higginson
Lavalle
George 8. Mandell
Frederick H. Putnam
David Putnam
Newton Ace
Quincy Adams Shaw
Charles Goddard Weld
Frederick 5. Whitwell
J. Bertram Williams
Missing 15 Year Old Boston Broker's Messenger
Parents of Alfred Edmond Curtis of East Boston fear their son has wandered away. The 15 year old left the office of George L. Ware on Big Congress Street with $6 and has been missing since last Saturday. He attended English High School and worked recently as an assistant in his father’s brokerage office.
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Alfred Edmond Curtis
Fast Boston
George L. Ware
Congress Street
Alfred Curtis
Byron Street
East
Boston
Young Curtis
Legion resolves condemning Clancy killer and Charlestown
Bunker Hill Post American Legion passes a resolution denouncing the Clancy murder as a murder and defending Charlestown residents against press characterizations. The document requests publication in the Boston Post and sends copies to Boston papers for public perusal.
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William G. Clancy
Bunker Hill Post
American Legion
Boston Post
Poston
Charlestown
United States
Boston
Clancy
Bunker Hill
New England Business Women Meet in Boston to Form Federation
Women’s professional groups across New England plan a February 14 convention in Boston to organize a federation. Miss Josephine Sullivan Massachusetts VP of the national federation leads sessions at the Business Women's Club 144 Bowdoin Street coordinates delegates and aims to boost local groups and cooperation.
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New England
Boston
Josephine Sullivan
Massachusetts
National Federation
Business Women’s Club
Bowdoin Street
Huntington School senior class elects new officers
Members of the Huntington School senior class held their election yesterday afternoon and chose Arnold D. Jenkins of Mattapan as president. Edward A. Wade of Jamaica Plain was elected vice president and Robert B. Mair of Roslindale secretary treasurer.
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Huntington School
Arnold D. Jenkins
Mattapan
Edward A. Wade
Jamaica Plain
Robert B. Mair
Roslindale
Obituary notices from Boston area.
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices listed by name, date, and location across Roxbury to Somerville. Entries include Ballard, Bello, Brogan, Chessman, Conroy, Cotton, Crocker, Crowley, Doonan, Fisher, Gavit, Gundersen, Hadley, Henry, Jackman, Kane, McLaughlin, Murphy, OBrien, OConnell, Osgood, Otto, Parmenter, Powers, Proctor, Quinn, Rae, Rollston, Samson, Seavey, Somerville, Stinson, Sullivan with addresses, church services, graves, and auto cortege details.
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Brogan
Everett
Patrick J
James
Jane Brogan
O'Donnell
John Brogan
Jacob Place
Immaculate Conception
Chessman
Cambridge
Etta FE
Huneral
Lee St
St. Mary's Church
Norfolk St
Randolph
Mass
Central Cemetery
Conroy
Brighton
Annie Conroy
Domenick Conroy
North Beaconst
St. Columbkille’s
Reading
Thomas BE. S. Cotton
Mt. Ragie Cemetery
Crowley
Mary Crowley
Bandon
County Cork
Ireland
Florence Crowley
Autumn St
Somerville
St. Anne’s Church
Doonan
Jamaica Plain
Norah
William Doonan
Murphy
Englewood
N. J
Joseph Lamont
John Palmer Gavit
Lucy Lamont
Gavit
Goetz
Roslindine
Jennie E
Soranzo
Margaret Goetz
Augustus Ave
Sacred Heart Church
Gundersen
Winthrop
Boston
Sunnysife Ave
Winthrop Centre Station
Hadley
Ee Memorial Hospital
Mildred Louise
Aldrich
Charles Elliot Hadley
East Lexington
Providence
R. I
Henry
Boston City Hospital
Bridget Henry
Worcester
Jackman
Nellie B. Jackman
Charles A. Rollins
Meridian St
Kane
Brooklyn
N. Y
John A. Kane
Charlestown
John P
Carolina P. Kane
Mission Church
Moseley
Hyde Park
Josephine Brainard
Randolph P. Moseley
Christ Church, Hyde Park
Washington St
St. Andrew's Church
O’connell
Dennis
Elizabeth O'Connell
Melville
Bunker Hill St
Otto
Howard Otto
Massachusetts Crematory
Walk Hill St
Proctor
Amelia A. Proctor
Allston St
Quinn
Blossom St
Margaret Quinn
John Feeney
St. Joseph’s
Chambers St
Rae
Robert
Margaret Rae
Shawmut Ave
Rollston
Catherine
Nee Maguire
Peter Rollston
Charlotte RE. Seavey
J. Frank
Lydia A.seavey
Woodlawn Cemetery
Weather data amid dated report by J W Smith
The fragment shows meteorological figures including mean barometer and mean temperature with noted values and a signature from J W Smith as meteorologist. It appears to be part of a weather bulletin or data page with limited readable context.
Nine fishing boats report catches at the fish pier
A fleet of nine fishing craft reached the fish pier with five hauling mainly flounders. Names include Alice E. 6000 lb flounders 30 cod, J A Cooney 6400 lb flounders 40 cod, Onaway 6400 lb flounders 400 cod, Margaret L 7800 lb flounders 300 cod, Florence Merchant 5000 lb flounders. Trawlers Adeline 1000 lb cask and Ethel B Penney 1500 lb. Ex vessel sales listed for various fishes. The Crabtree arrives from Norfolk with coal for a voyage to Toulon Aran. Danish steamer Arkansas from Copenhagen resumes Denmark Boston service after three-year pause. Damage suspected to North Wind Lake Crystal Fairfield. U S Shipping Board seeks measures to cut cargo handling costs. Overtime cargo handling observed aboard.
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Alice E
J. A. Cooney
Onaway
Margaret L
Florence Merchant
Adeline
Ethel B. Penney
Haddock
Cod
Grand Marshall
Seabe
Crabtree
Norfolk
Toulon
Jason
Amsaya
Arkansas
Copenhagen
Denmark
Boston
Sus
North Wind
Lake Crystal
Fairfield
I Vineyard Sound
Crompt
States Shipping Board
Lardsman
Pri
Unclear OCR: US fuel ship Jason arrival report
Fragmentary OCR notes show a US fuel ship named Jason with unclear routing and port references including Shields, Nacoochiee, Hibard, Ore ton, Bond, Philadelphia, and Ar Ricker. Details are incomplete for a full maritime item.
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U. S
Jason
Arkansas
Dan
Shields
Nacoochiee
Hibard
Oreton
Bond
Philadelphia
Ar Ricker
Death notice for George B Watson Somerville
Clan McKenzie announces the death of George B. Watson on January 22 at 55 Sargent Ave Somerville Services held at St. Anne's Church Somerville Saturday at 9 a m W D Porter Chief W Dalgleish Secretary
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Mary
Calates
Cgilk
Scellay Sanaa
Court St
D. W. Griffith
Rae Aga Blossoms
Richard Barthelmess
Lillian Gish
Griffith
Bowdoin Management
Porot
Dalton
White
Lloyd
Pathe News
Yoni & Fugi Dell & Gliss
Smith & Troy
Willie Karbe
J Homberg
Lea
Harvard Fund
Our Mary’s
Nathan H. Gordon Wens
Colonial ‘Wiens
Sulia Joseph Anderson
Awthorn
Lin“ the Canary
A & Dixon and
Maude Eburne
Ivy Sawyer
Dorothy Joseph Santley Maynard
Scott Welsh
Jas. C. Marlowe
Bobby Higgins
Duncan Sisters
Hollis
Henry Miller
Ruth Chatterton
George Scarborough
Mesatsu
Subway Connection
Little Ridg
Roland West
Purple
Robert Buchanan
Filene’s
Jordan's
Shepard
Dorchester Gooman
Mats
Ewves
Norma Talmadge
Bes Seas
Bel
Arthur Hammerstein
Selwyns
Roi Cooper
Megrue
Arthur Byron
Laura Hope Crews
Frederick Perry
Owlers
Tremont Theatre
Klaw & Erlanger
Mort Cohan & Harris
TATE
Filene
Nou
1Uoia di Lammermoor
AIDA
Norma ‘Talmadge
Miracle Man
Tom Meighan
Cieleene Clark Jo
Mar
Wen
LE Loli
Koxcok Arbuckle
Monda
Copperhead
Lionel Barrymore
Roughan Hall
Betty
Stewart & Morrison
Danci
Mira Jazz Orch
Patsey Glassman McGlennan North Station
Eivan Square
Douglas Maclean
Doris May
Robert Warwick
Mack Sennett
The
ATA Eo Waldron’s
Yee Oseas Casino
Paramount
Wilbur
Kenneth Douglas
Little Bldg
Clus
Bostor Ome Lind
Eric Stroheim
Leon Wimberley
Helen Paze
Klass & Termini
Irving & White
Aronty Brothers
Janis
Tremont Street
Phone Beach
Lawrence
Hall
Mia
Tke
Tremont
Cer. Eliot
Ura Vallange
Florence Bilings
John McCormack
Harmac
St. Tel
Beach
Valerie Bergere
Her
Emmet Devoy
Friscof
LE. Fressler
Victor Moore and CO
Nina Payn
Kranz
Basat Kelaiss
Joann Curzon
Myrtle
Jimmy Dunedin
Juliet
Earnest Golden Assis
Chicago Company
Harry Lang
Aviatea
Edna Raymond
Vi Penney
Ruth Denice
Marie Wilson
Babe Sherman
Dolly Bates
Doris Walters
Winifred Clair
Minnie Clair
Gene Parker
Faction Fighi
Ally
Wmiost
Magnificent Ball Room
Battle of Music
McEnnery
Wignan Singing Orchestra
Famous Orchestra
Symphony Hall
Burton
Handel and Haydn Society
Emil Mol
Enhauer
Conducto Rossini
Gounod
Gallia
MULFORD _MARDONES
Hempel Kingston Soloists
Usaye-Elman
Shubert AY PlymoutHy
Ridg
Owen — Davis
Legion Takes
Resolu
N. E
Classified Department
Grocker
Edmund Crocker
Mrs. Bennison
Winthrop St
Winthrop Centre
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Manning St
St. Joseph’s Church
Holyhood
Sullivan
Michael
Mary Sullivan
D. J. Carey
Itasca St
St. Angela’s
Flowers
Promerty
Canada
Omat
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Saturn
Lake Charlotte
Lorin
Cto
City of Gloucester
Larsen
Gloucester
Bison
Dixon
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Plymouth
Port Johnson
Portland
Salem
Wilkesbarre
Wyoming
Clark
Stonington
Waccamaw
Belfast
Pallas, Perkins
Lynn
North Land
Yarmouth
Santa Clara
Charleston
S. C
Plymout
Iran New York
Cocks Ic Ees
Potatars
Seek
Ees
Pron
J. W
Omith
Meteorologist
Shipping News
Mildred Sheehan
D. J. Sheehan
Elizabeth Fougere
Darling Buttie
Nana
Grandma Gifford
I-M-M-Lines
American Line
Cherbourg
Southampton
St. Paul
Hamburg
Manchuria
Mongolia
Leyland Line
Liverpool
Winifredian
Bohemian
RED Star Line
Antwerp
Lapland
White Star Line
Lapla
Plyn
South
Cedric Baltic
Urtega Celtic
White Star—Dominion
Halifax
Canada Innternatics S Mercantile Rne Company
State Street
Australia
New Zealand
South Seas
Tahiti
Rarotonga
San Francisco
Union S. S. Co
California St
Boston & Yarmouth S. S. Co., Ltd
Steamshiy Northland
N.S
Fort Hill
Licensing Board
City OF
Harold C. FitzGerald
John
Helen I. G. Shapiro
Choate Drug & Chemical Co
Bowdoin Sq
Fletcher Ranney
Josiah
Dean
David T. Montague
the Licensing Board
David BE
J. William A. Crawford
David FE. Crawford & Co
Tremont St
Dolson Shade & Awning CO
Dorchester
Dorchester Ave
Field's Corner
Boseton
Om Eves
Dudley St
Austin St
Camb
Central Sq
Tel
Dugdale
Boylston St
Suite A
Legat
E — Allen
Brookline
Georgia
Tennessee
South Station
Back Buy
Consolidated Ticket Offices
Esmond ST
Franklin Park
John C. Kiley & CO
Norfolk Downs
Edward T. Harrington Co
State St
W. M. Woodman
Hunt Ave
Braintree
Post
Car Line
Adams Shore
Quincy
Ocean
A. B. Comstock
Milk St
Hodgdon
Broadway
Chapin Farm Agency
the Post
Newton
Dudley Road
Brookline St
City Hall
West Newton
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
George, E. Stuart
Delene L. Swenep
Mass. Ave
Back Bay
Huntington Ave
B.E
Marjorie Fay
Newport
Clarisse
N. S
Paramount Studio
Columbus Ave
Slye
Trinity Bidg
Dartmouth St
Copley Sq
Miss Reily
Boylston
Richards
Hunt. Ave
Hunt. Chamb
Hunt
Haymarket
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